knights of the order were many historical figures, including winston churchel, margaret thatcher andussian monarchs, alexander i and nicholas ii. today the taganka theater celebrates its sixtieth anniversary; it was created on april 23, 1964 in moscow, on the basis of the moscow drama and comedy theater, director yuri lyubimov. his students are from the chuka school. the theater opened that day with a performance by the good man from tezuana. this has not been seen in the capital since the avant-garde experiments of the twenties. as critics wrote, it was a revival of the playful theatricality of mirkhold, combined with the classics of stanislavsky, the theater of the streets of brecht and the vakhtangov school. no curtain, no decoration, unity of the auditorium stage. it was a unique fusion of dramatic acting. over time, due to censorship bans, yuri lyubimov ended up in exile, but then returned and for a long time led the theater, which today has a new repertoire, but its anniversary. it traditionally celebrates the good man from xizuan. the sheep walk in a row, drums are beaten, and

winston churchel, he planned to capture istanbul, take control of the passage to the black sea and forcet underestimated the turkish forces. an attempt by the anglo-french fleet to break through the strait was repulsed with heavy losses, and the fighting on land turned into absolute hell for the allies. the ussr, usa and great britain, 50 states participated in it. although the main provisions of the un were agreed upon even earlier, a sharp political struggle unfolded at the conference. the allies were hostile to the soviet proposal to make all the republics of the ussr members of the organization. nevertheless, we managed to agree on the membership of belarus and ukraine. the americans tried to revise the previously agreed upon principle of unanimity among members of the security council and the right of veto. so that, relying on the pro-western majority, they could dictate their will to the soviet union. but the soviet delegation led by people's commissar for foreign affairs vyacheslav molotov, ambassador to the united states andrei gromyka showed firmness and this option did not pass

knights of the order were many historical figures, including winston churchel, margaret thatcher andander i and nicholas ii. today the taganka theater celebrates its sixtieth anniversary; it was created twenty years ago. in april 1964 in moscow, on the basis of the moscow drama and comedy theater, director yuri lyubimov and his students from the chukin school. the theater opened that day performance by a good man from tezuana. this has not been seen in the capital since the avant-garde experiments of the twenties. as critics wrote, it was a revival of the playful theatricality of mir holda, combined with the classics of stanislavsky, the theater of the streets of brecht and the vakhtangov school. there is no curtain, no decoration, no unity between the stage and the auditorium. it was a unique fusion of drama, acting, poetry, song and dance, with emotional intensity, passion and temperament. at a theater performance, the fallen and the living, pugachev, galileo and others productions, it was impossible to get into, vladimir vysotsky, valery zolatukhin, ala demidova, and slavina shone

at the helm of britain is prime minister winston churchel, as cunning as a fox.d a model of a gentleman, perhaps the best ruler and a symbol of the wisdom of english diplomacy. he hated... minister churchel initiated british intervention in young soviet russia, and to the future military in 1919 he said: it is completely absurd to disagree with the fact that bolshevism is much worse than german militarism. london. russia saved england from it, the first world war, then the union of britain from france and russia , the entente, became no option for london, the second world war, when again russia in the form of the ussr played a decisive role in the defeat of hitler, otherwise from... this despite the fact that the leaders the ussr, usa and britain, stalin, roosevelt and churchel actively corresponded, coordinating their actions. with our sides. everything was sincere, for example, a poster in ukrainian in kharkov after the liberation of the city from the nazis in 1943, long live the military alliance of the peoples of the ussr, england and the usa, isn’t it, a mea

you look objectively, yes, who is the worst prime minister in the history of great britain, winston churchelgreatest territorial losses, but he did not is to blame, he is of course to blame, he is of course to blame, just like gorbachev is to blame, anyone is to blame, when you take an empire and leave it collapsed, of course you are to blame, at the same time, if you manage to. in general, how much one must not understand the psychology of americans in order to come to them, having still received the title of feather, to a country that despises the english aristocracy, which is generally brought up in the tradition of contempt for the english aristocracy. he comes to tell the people's representatives how they should spend taxpayers' money in interests of american industry, they say: are you an idiot? well, okay, well, you didn’t give up, did n’t give up, didn’t give up, didn’t give up, didn’t give up, didn’t give up, from the outside no, but now this one comes, who’s a total nonentity, and he says in all seriousness, you’re nothing you don’t understand what they will say to him, the america

death of roosevelt, the newly installed us president harry truman and british prime minister winston churchely-strategic planning. trump...immediately terminates the len-lease program for the ussr, a year later he demands early debt payments from stalin and refuses a previously promised multi-billion dollar loan. churchill in the summer of 1945 develops a secret military operation against the ussr, codenamed unthinkable. the point is that the troops of the western allies, reinforced by the undead nazi formations, should be deployed. against the ussr. the attack was planned on july 1, 1945. suddenly. but marshal zhukov was not asleep either. on june 27, soviet troops in germany regroup and churchel realizes that something has gone wrong. zhukov has an advantage in manpower and equipment in the most important areas. churchel gives the all-clear to... atomic bombs on 20 most important cities of the ussr in order to put an end to the former ally once again forever. churchel hurried truman, but there were physically no bombs. by that time, the entire american atomic arsenal had been used up on ger

armor plates on tractors, using them as tools for breaking through enemy layered defenses, and winston churchelenches, and what was the name of the committee, unfortunately i won’t say what? the name of the tank appeared later, but the development was all over, i’m behind, you don’t know, now i ’m reading out the correct answer and you decide, because of course it’s a question. extremely complex, i’m being picky, but this is the red carpet, there is a competition here, you understand, you can see right away, one person wins, the correct answer is: in the report it was about, i quote, an armored all-terrain machine gun fighter on a tractor chassis, and the committee was called for land ships, we didn’t get that, the related committee didn’t name what these vehicles were created against, excuse me, i’ll interrupt and want to help you, yes it maybe go to the bank to recoup, well then let’s not count this as an answer, that’s right, i’m just making it easier for you, and there, and there’s a medal, please. i’ll assume that it was the neva, rest, dear, what a neva, it was such a river, it still exis

knights of the order were many historical figures, among them winston churchel, margaret thatcher andan monarchs, alexander ii and nicholas ii. today the taganka theater celebrates its sixtieth anniversary; it was created on april 23, 1964 in moscow, on the basis of the moscow drama and comedy theater, directed by yuri lyubimov. and his students from the chuka school. the theater opened that day with a performance by the good man from tezuana. this has not been seen in the capital since the avant-garde experiments of the twenties. as critics wrote, it was a revival of the playful theatricality of mir holda, combined with the classics of stanislavsky, the theater of the streets of brecht and the vakhtangov school. no curtain, no scenery, unity of the auditorium stage. it was a unique fusion of drama... 40 years ago on april 23, 1984, american microbiologist robert galla and us secretary of health margaret heckler. they announced that the human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) had been found. at the terminal stage, it causes a disease called the plague of the 20th century, this is spit, acq

in ours, in our case it won’t be correct, i’ll explain, i’ll answer you with a quote from sir winston churchel two, these two brochures, this is the same as you remember, like the old one colonel, yes, when you don’t know what to do, opens the charter, and everything is written there , yes, that’s what i’m talking about, because well, when there were cases when someone wanted to overturn a court decision, you know, well, there are some things, then you understand, yes, you understand what, that’s it i was sued, i was not, so i immediately said, guys, you understand, there is a division of competence, a division. was impossible, if i saw that a person had not gone through certain stages, as they say, i explained to him that there were some other levels at which this could be solved without me, but at the same time i insured this person, i just before his eyes, he could pick up the phone , call, say that there is such a problem, when i saw that it was being solved, uh-huh, that’s when you remember, this so-called decree was about the tuniats, when it was there. .. i remember your position , i we

became a real manifesto of the cold war, and a few days later , former british prime minister winston churcheldependence on different sides. whom he placed recent allies in the anti-hitler coalition. today the scene of post-war life is still completely recently shining in the bright light of an allied victory. it should be noted that mr. churchill and his friends are strikingly reminiscent of the relationship between hitler and his friends. hitler began the business of starting a war by proclaiming a racial theory, declaring that only people who speak the german language represent a full-fledged nation. mr. churchel begins the business of starting a war also with a racial theory, arguing that only nations that speak english are full-fledged nations. decide the destinies of the whole world, but to stalin’s warning on the west did not listen and soon moved from theoretical calculations to their practical implementation. on april 4, 1949 , the north atlantic treaty was signed by norway, denmark, the netherlands, belgium, luxembourg, france, italy, portugal, great britain, iceland, canada and the

some remembered winston churchel, a famous fan of strong drinks and expensive cigars., was fuming most of all. from parliament, former prime minister boris johnson. speaking in canada, he said that sunak's initiative is madness and conflicts with values. “we are banning cigars, what is the meaning of the ban, winston churchill’s party wants to ban cigars, let me take a breath, as they say in quebec, this is just madness, another one spoke out against the ban.” no one smoked, they are supported by doctors. according to statistics, because about 80 thousand people die annually in the uk due to various smoking-related diseases. the economic damage is estimated at 17 billion pounds . sterlin. there is no restriction of rights and freedoms in this law, it is simply an attempt to impose certain obligations on a certain group of people so that they take responsibility for their health. we do not allow driving a car in... likewise , we will prohibit the purchase of tobacco, because there is nothing good about it. we see that in countries where smoking has been restricted, the

winston churchel is credited with the words.d, dear. the film was purchased by dozens of countries and brought millions into the soviet budget. sergei fedrovich was a lump, of course, powerful, crafty, very able to get his way, for his death, perhaps, i don’t know, maybe sergei pach gerasimov, well, maybe someone else could afford to communicate with his superiors like sergei fedrovich. meter of soviet cinema, he understood that if he failed, no one would forgive him for this and was ready for battle, but he is a great artist, and he is very passionate, he lived as a fat man in kashira, where the hunt was filmed, i was filming, we were in the same they lived in a room, i slept on a folding bed with him, he... there were more than 300 characters in the film, and even the smallest roles were invited to the brightest, most beloved, most popular, he was not afraid of people and was not afraid of tasks associated with the organization, in general he was , of course, a great organizer, what an organizer, he understood how this is what

yes, the tenth final question of the third round: winston churchel once mentioned two women, for whomect answer, you see her on the screen. we just have to sum up the results of three rounds, let me remind you that there are only two tickets to the fourth final round, only two players will advance further, with a score of 37 points, the fourth round is held by andrey, andrey, well done, andrey, well done, there is one more place. then you will obviously have company, and this company will be the player who scored 35 points, a player who is not the first time to do this, alexander, you are going through the fourth round, so lost, yes, but he closed the gap, andrey and alexander, accept my congratulations, we will meet with you in the fourth round, egor and... thank you for your participation, you are great, pass. oh, guys, it seems to me, of course, it was difficult to compete with such regulars as alexander and andrey, who we already had here and showed good results, more moreover, alexander was actually the winner of the super final, i’m right, you tried once. i could still answer qu