our own yeltsin center.oint is in principle, and this applies to everything , imagine the children who go to lectures at the yeltsin center they are shown this cartoon. here, let's say a boy. there were 5-6 years. he walked, and today we are there seven or eight years and ask him petya, tell me, please, who is the sweetest in the world all the rouge of all the brighter whiter of those who led the country. he will say nikolaevich's illness. ask him fedya and who this was alexander iii, he will say, i don’t know how he can know him at all, even in this cartoon about history there is no one of the greatest leaders of the country, emperors alexander iii, and he already has distorted feelings and impressions about everything about the history of the country, its culture, and in general about everything. what's happening? here we are, knowing this, understanding this, we can say that you know today the director of the yeltsin center has become a graduate of the moscow state university of the faculty of history, an

can’t deprive the yeltsin center of the destructive influence that it has been talking about for terrible cartoons that show children where everything is mediocre, everything is bloody, everything is false in russia, except for the time when it appeared the first president of russia boris nikolayevich i do not understand only one thing if not only we, if at all this internal protest sounds in society. that russophobia emanates from the yeltsin center and calls one way or another for the dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded? now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my city. listen carefully russians colonized local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples went to the north of the mansi , others staged the bashkir rebellion. here's a trick question. what is the keyword colonization, and how is it leveled? the fact that it is not as tough as i

about this yeltsin center, as much as we talk, that's what the embassy does on the territory - thisf special services. therefore, i believe that the relay to the words barrel, we must now very look carefully. i think that the minister of foreign affairs , the truly respected sergei viktorovich, simply may not have enough time at the ministry of foreign affairs. these questions will be sorted out in a week, he will be at the state duma at the government hour , we will definitely ask a question. maybe we don't know something. well, why do you need the polish embassy in 2014? we don't need any more, we don't need any more consent in the fourteenth year was a question, he writes a question on this subject. poland, where eighty percent poles, they said they do not like russia, they hate us. they believe that 200 years, as they believe, being under our yoke. they only have the right to hate against us. let's get out of here too. today we have no cultural ties, no economic ties, no political or educational ties with them. why keep them? i recently came to you past the polish embassy. cars

all this that we are talking about, now if we cannot, even having set our teeth on edge, the yeltsin centerprive the destructive influence that it enjoys, we have been talking about this for many years, including terrible ones, but a cartoon that show children where everything is mediocre everything is bloody everything is false in russia except for the time when the first president appeared russia, i do not understand only one thing. if not only we, if at all this internal protest sounds in the general society, that russophobia comes from the yeltsin center and appeals one way or another in our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my city. listen carefully russians colonized local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, does not completely exterminate anyone, but some indigenous peoples went to the north of mansi , others staged the bashkir uprising. here's a trick question. what is the keyw

if not only we, if at all this internal protest sounds in society, what yeltsin center emanates russophobiae way or another for the dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my-city. listen carefully russians colonized local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples left in the north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is a question for backfill. what keyword was colonization to colonize in the united states of america ? . again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and they crowded out others, this is normal and only when the russians came. this is called colonization. how is that? well, that is, in all seriousness within the country within the united, according to the idea of ​​the people , we are being introduced into consciousness. that the russians colonized oth

not only us, if this internal protest sounds in society at all, that russophobia comes from the yeltsin center one way or another to dismember our country not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my city. listen carefully russians colonized the local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples left in the north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is a question for the error. what is the keyword colonization colonize, and how is it leveled? as it was in the united states of america, we read further before russian colonization on the territory of modern yekaterinburg, first nomadic tribes of the turks lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as the ancestors of the khanty and mansi, and then the main peoples were the tatars, bashkirs, and the mari know. again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and th

now if we can’t, even the yeltsin center, which has set its mouth on edge, deprive the destructive influenceit enjoys, we have been talking about this for many years, including terrible ones, and in the cartoons that children show where everything is mediocre, everything is bloody , everything is false in russia except for the time when the first president of russia appeared if not only we, if this protest sounds at all internal in society that russophobia emanates from the yeltsin center and calls one way or another for the dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with journalists of the it may city portal. listen, the russians carefully colonized the local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples left in the north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is a question for backfill. what keyword is colonization to colonize, and how it is leveled

at least somehow change this destructive work , which is carried out by the same yeltsin center, maybeneed to fight so that there is no this latent provocative imposition of the idea of ​​​​settlement of russia as it happens in yekaterinburg or on the cover of the magazine tatarstan, maybe this should be the field of our struggle? they fight for those who have left. here 's a look at an absolutely amazing example of duality. an example of what he was talking about when alexander sergeevich griboyedov hesitated, there were no true ones in anything. here is arthur smolyaninov is a wonderful actor. i had great pleasure working with him in my painting burnt by the sun, what did he say then? i see my future. i understand that in this future i can be with myself and with them. only if i speak, and in russia, of course, i was born here. i am russian person. i am a russian patriot i speak russian i am part of the russian culture of the russian world. where i am from the military is the most important thing to do there, my children. homeland is my homeland, this is the truth. now listen to what

at least somehow change this destructive work that is being carried out by the same yeltsin center, maybeneed to fight so that there is no this latent provocative imposition of the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bsettlement of russia, as is happening in yekaterinburg or on the cover of the magazine tatarstan, maybe this should be the field of our struggle? they fight for those who have left. look at the absolutely amazing. an example of duality, for example, about what alexander sergeevich griboedov once said the hesitation of the minds of those who were unfaithful in anything. here arthur smolennikov is a wonderful actor. i had great pleasure working with him on my picture burnt by the sun two. that 's what he said, then, i understand that in this future i will be able to be with myself and i will talk to them, and in russia, of course, i was born here. i am russian person. i am a russian patriot i speak russian the culture of the russian world. i can what i will do there, who will need me there, and most importantly, what will they do there, my children. there is truth, what he says now , in the

at least somehow change this destructive work , which is carried out by the same yeltsin center, maybeed to fight so that there is no this latent provocative imposition of the idea of ​​​​settlement of russia as it happens in yekaterinburg or on the cover of the magazine tatarstan, maybe this should be the field of our struggle, they are the struggle for the departed. here 's a look at an absolutely amazing example of duality. for example, what he was talking about once alexander sergeevich griboedov , hesitations of minds that were not true in anything. here arthur smolennikova is a wonderful actor. i had great pleasure working with him in my painting burnt by the sun. here's what he said then. the future of my i understand that in this future i will be able to be with myself and with them. only if i speak in russia in russia of course i was born here. i am a russian person. i am a russian patriot. i speak russian. i am part of the russian culture of the russian world.” even if i can i can do someone there needed, and most importantly, what to do there, my children. my homeland is the

at least somehow change this destructive work that is being carried out by the same yeltsin center, maybee need to fight so that there is no this implicit provocative imposition of the idea of ​​​​settlement of russia, as is happening in yekaterinburg or on the cover of a magazine perhaps tatarstan should be the field of our struggle, they are fighting for those who have left. look, she is absolutely amazing. an example of duality. for example, what alexander sergeevich griboyedov once spoke about was the fluctuation of the minds of the wrong ones in anything. here arthur smolennikov is a wonderful actor. i had great pleasure working with him on my painting burnt by the sun 2. here's what he said at the time. i see my future. i understand that in this future i can be with myself and with them. only if i speak, and in russia of course i was born here. i am russian person. i am a russian patriot i speak russian i am part of the russian culture of the russian world. where will i go, even if i could do it there, someone needs it, and most importantly, what to do there, my children. my homelan

talking about this yeltsin the center, as we say, that's what the embassy does on the territory - it'she work of the special services. therefore, i believe that the relay on the word barrel, we now have to look very carefully. i think it's just that the minister of foreign affairs, the really respected sergei viktorovich , may simply not have enough time at the ministry of foreign affairs. these questions will be sorted out in a week, it will be in the state duma for the government part. we will definitely ask a question. maybe we don't know something, but why do you need polish embassy in 2014? we don't need any more. no need to agree anymore in the fourteenth year, he writes on this topic the question of poland where eighty percent of the poles said they do not like russia, they hate us. they believe that 200 years, as they believe, being under our yoke. they only have the right to hate against us. let's get out of here too. today we have no cultural ties, no economic ties, no political or educational ties with them. why keep them? i recently passed you by polish embassy came. cars m

yeltsin won in large industrial centers. t then in 1996 you called yeltsin and didn't congratulate him. yes, the thing was not called and congratulated, but what he did was that it was necessary to get out of this dead end. to look for what it cost then zyuganov to call yeltsin. it’s a separate question ; they haven’t talked for 3 years from the moment the execution of the white house, however, yeltsin also used his moral right to call back zyuganov later in 1998. after the government of sergei kirenko, informed the world about the default a friend of mine. the phone rang, i picked it up yeltsin didn't even say hello. says what we will do zyuganov agreed to the meeting immediately yeltsin said that he was offering the experienced yevgeny primakov for the post of prime minister and he was asking for the communists. send the former head of the state planning committee of the soviet union yuri maslyakov to the government here in zyuganov’s notebook there is a record of those days of the mind of slyukov, that composition of minis

yeltsin won in large industrial centers. but then in 1996 you called yeltsin and congratulated him.the thing was not called and congratulated, but what he did was that it was necessary to get out of this dead end and look for a way out. what did it cost us then zyuganov to call yeltsin a separate question; they had not spoken for 3 years since the execution of the white house, however yeltsin he also used his moral right to call back zyuganov later in 1998. after the government, sergei kirenko, informed the world about the default. suddenly i have a kremlin phone. didn't even say hello. says what we will do zyuganov agreed to the meeting immediately yeltsin said that he was offering the experienced yevgeny primakov for the post of prime minister and he was asking for the communists. send yury maslyukov, former head of the state planning committee of the soviet union, to the government. here in zyuganov's notebook is a record of those days, omas-lukovi, that composition of ministers was able to drag the country from the abyss to zyuganov himself, at that time there was great interest

newspaper, supported dtp , then vehemently opposed yeltsin's policies in 1993 after the shooting before parliament closed the newspaper. becoming the centertriotic resistance, she gradually i entered right there inside this drama of the supreme council, one of the demonstrations on gorky street, the first rows of the demonstration, viktor altisa was to my right, i was flying to the left, who moved us, this water armada , uh, inside the troops, these soldiers, chained in a helmet with bills, closed , when they already began to hang on their elbows and kicked into this shield with their feet all this time they create one romances of others harshly, criticizing the exposure of 1990 will later be called a decade when they broke the back of his homeland and a reconciled oppositionist. now he characterizes you otherwise state. i am inside the states and for me if only there was a country, and what will there be in this country, a monarchical democratic mighty flower clubs and the creation of summer schools in our native club, which we created with the fact that to lay down the ideology of the new russian state, we discovered all sorts of very i

would support, then vehemently opposed yeltsin's policies in 1993 after the shooting before the parliament , the newspaper was closed by the newspaper. leave the centersistance. she gradually entered. right there, inside this drama of the supreme council, one of the demonstrations at on gorky street, the front rows of the demonstration, viktor altis was on my right, i was flying on my left. we who moved us water armada inside the troops. these soldiers, chained in helmets with bills, closed, never married, i hung something on my elbows and kicked into this shield with my feet. all. this time creates one romances of others harshly criticized from the passion of 1990 will later call the decade when the back of his motherland was broken by himself and a reconciled oppositionist. now he characterizes you otherwise state. mi monarchic democratic blooming club and the creation of summer schools to lay down the ideology of the new russian state, we discovered all sorts of very interesting meanings and teachings in these creeds. we continue to be present and broadcast these beliefs to today's political elite. the political class is a symphony of the fifth em

the center operates free of state control, and is therefore treated with suspicion that miss brochures from san francisco. pity when at the end of the yeltsin era, we asked russians what they expected from the next president. most people expressed to hold of you 1st that the country would find the way out of the economic crisis. news could and achieve an increase in living standards or when you're 1st. and 2nd for that or that russia would be restored to a position of superpower that it held during the ussr. fortunate and putin with his demagoguery, his rhetoric for his strengthening of the military and the countries power structures could you believe seemed ready to fulfill these expectations. southridge shall hope him a song about him. vladimir hooton's fast time and office began in 2000 and he immediately tightened the reins to the country is powerful oligarchs. he made clear that a new era had arrived. he promised that they would be free to go about their business unhindered and that their companies would not be re nationalized in return. they would grant him that unwise myles here his message was this. stay out of politics and i will l