the answers themselves catch the eye that in the city during the first world war, wilhelm ii was twicee city, says a memorial plaque on the building of the local history museum. a few steps and our creative team, together with tourists from yaroslavl, find themselves in the past, feeling like heroes of the events of a century ago, the authors of the director and actors, theatrical costume tours, museum researchers. so mrs. bragman invited us to her house. you understand the war, and every day in the military town more and more jewish, the violinist heartily played one of his favorite melodies, the guests. ladies, bragman, the visitors reminded us of the popular poems and romances of that time. adore. well , non-commissioned officer alexander zverintsev, who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railway brigade with with the help of a cinematograph, he demonstrated the town, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief, the periodical press of that time widely covered t

the answers themselves catch the eye that in the city during the first world war, wilhelm ii was twicememorial plaque on the building local history museum. a few steps and our creative team , together with tourists from yaroslavl, find themselves in the past, feeling like heroes of events of a century ago, authors , directors and actors, theatrical costumed excursions, museum researchers. so mrs. bragman invited us to her house. you understand the war, and every day in the military town more and more jewish, the violinist heartily played one of his favorite melodies, the guests. madams, bragman, reminded us of the visitor popular in that time poems and romances. adore. well, non-commissioned officer alexander zverintsev, who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railway brigade, using a cinematograph, demonstrated the town, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief , the periodical press of that time widely covered these events in one of sunday, september 21 , his i

the criminal german kaiser wilhelm ii jumped like this, you know .nounced the unlimited submarine war against britain, he sank the lusitania , where half of the americans were. history, that is, he ingloriously ended the war that was about the first world war, but god god has a skyzer, we have here in the neighborhood the figure of the devil, but they promised to appease him, so to speak, and assured that the safety of the ships that will cross the bosphorus and the dardanelles is another strategic, strategic point that they will be under the protection of turkey, so this is very important, we can talk here about the equally important fact that today, legally, all the issues of this route have been worked out , including regarding guarantees, there are agreements on at the legal level, at the legal level with the international maritime agency, as well as with other countries, that this route is safe, and these ships are not military targets, they are not the target of strikes by any country. which is even excuse me, my view in that direction is wrong

wilhelm i. and after that, he sent, uh, a dispatch to alexander ii of russia to the russian emperor, where it wasrmany, after the lord god, owes everything to russia, but understandably. after all, foreign policy was handled by mustard. you can, as it were , owe everything to mustard, because it was he who convinced the russian tsar to take a completely neutral position. yes, germany is unified. a special chapter is the attitude of the chancellors. both gorchakov and otto von bismarck they were in close contact when the russian prince served as envoy in frankfurt am main continued when bismarck became the envoy of prussia in st. petersburg in a letter of the sixty-sixth year, he will assure the prince never doubted the reliability of friendship that has been connecting their countries and sovereigns for more than a century. it was the mutual understanding between germany and the russian empire that was especially important. germany was becoming stronger and stronger. russia, in fact, also at the end of the 19. e, century, stopped more strongly, from which almost everything depended, and e potters

wilhelm the first. and after that, he sent, uh, a dispatch to alexander ii of russia to the russian emperor, where it wasd that germany, after the lord god, owes everything to russia, but understandably. after all, foreign policy was engaged in mustard. it is possible to say, as it were , that i owe everything to the bitter man. that's because it was he who convinced the russian tsar to take a completely neutral position. pizza yes germany united, a special chapter is the relationship of chancellors gorchakov and otto von bismarck, they closely communicated when the russian prince served as envoy in frankfurt am main continued when bismarck became prussian envoy in st. petersburg in a letter dated 1966, he would assure the prince never and did not doubt the reliability of friendship that more than a century binds their countries and the sovereign, especially it was the mutual understanding between germany and the russian empire that was important, germany was becoming stronger and stronger. russia , in fact, also at the end of the 19th century, stopped more strongly, from which almost everything depended