yuri andropov received this letter literally in the first days of his rule. n response, the general secretary wrote that there would be no war, all nuclear weapons stockpiles on the planet must be destroyed. andropov's letter ended with an invitation to samantha to the ussr. the visit american schoolgirl's trip to moscow was widely covered in the ussr and us press. the program was packed: press conferences, meetings with writers and actors, gift exchanges. samantha even visited the artek pioneer camp. the girl was unable to meet andropov, but she gave him a book by mark twain as a gift. they were convinced that there were no tanks or bears on the streets of moscow, she was pleased with her trip and said at parting: "we will live." for the soviet country, this was a winning move, it demonstrated that the ussr was an open country with exclusively with good intentions. andropov seemed to be saying to reagan: "well, mr. president, look at the evil empire through the eyes of a child. alas, the fate of the angel of peace turned tragic two years after her trip to the

and by this i mean mean, of course, joseph stalin, nikita herschel's lenin, brezhnev, yuri andropov and. there's also an increasing amount of gorbachev. and as i look through, this materials quantity became to turn in, became started turning into quality because there was so much stuff it was almost like, you know, i'll tell you what kind of materials they were. they were memoranda of conversations, for example, sort of nikita khrushchev meeting with foreign leaders, just having party meetings or an invasion of doing the same. they were of various memoranda, letters, etc., that you would expect. but in the crucial case it was also rants crucial who did not read or write all that much love to rant. and he would rant on any subject and he had this no takers would take down everything that he said and you have the rants crucial brands in the archive you've got all this material you start reading this you feel like you are a psychiatrist. but in a in a room with a patient and are telling you their stories. and, of course, cannot respond. but they're telling you they're venting their frustra

and by this i mean mean, of course, joseph stalin, nikita herschel's lenin, brezhnev, yuri andropov and. there's also an increasing amount of gorbachev. and as i look through, this materials quantity became to turn in, became started turning into quality because there was so much stuff it was almost like, you know, i'll tell you what kind of materials they were. they were memoranda of conversations, for example, sort of nikita khrushchev meeting with foreign leaders, just having party meetings or an invasion of doing the same. they were of various memoranda, letters, etc., that you would expect. but in the crucial case it was also rants crucial who did not read or write all that much love to rant. and he would rant on any subject and he had this no takers would take down everything that he said and you have the rants crucial brands in the archive you've got all this material you start reading this you feel like you are a psychiatrist. but in a in a room with a patient and are telling you their stories. and, of course, cannot respond. but they're telling you they're venting their frustra

and when lonovoy played the role of kgb chairman yuri andropov in the tv series prezhnev, a canard leakedns. the actor, almost dying, as an illustration , a frame where antropov is in ... a hospital, send the pills for examination, vasily semenovich laughed along with everyone else and everyone around understood that there was an incredible star nearby, lonovoy himself, but at the same time there was no stardom in him, we traveled a lot around the country with him, i saw vasily semenovich in everyday life, in life, wherever he came, whatever number he was given, in such a number he lives, in what car they put him. in that car we went and all this is alive, open with love for the people who surround him, for the partners with whom he came, all this was all this is, there is such a title: people's artist or there people's artist, and there is the concept of people's artist, here he is in full measure a people's artist, real all-union fame came to vasily lonovy more than 60 years ago. after the premiere of the film by directors alexander allov and vladimir naumov pavel korchagin. the image o

the country is ruled by yuri andropov, the former head of the powerful kgb.th a strong hand, and a struggle for discipline has been declared in the ussr. why is there a policeman in the restaurant during working hours? and the vigilantes combed restaurants, cinemas, women were taken from hairdressers, men from the bathhouse, but i have a day off, we’ll figure it out, truants were punished, begin to implement the planned measures, firmly following the rule, the mood for business, and not for loud words. and malicious tuniyats were deprived of bonuses or could even be fired from work, with the so -called wolf ticket, it was a hectic and strict time, that’s when our story began. that day, vladimir andreev was on duty at the police department, a guy in the uniform of a naval school cadet walked in, introduced himself as ivan lauushkin and... complained, his wife had disappeared, his wife went to slavsk to see her friend and did not return. vladimir andreev, in the eighty -third year, senior detective of the criminal investigation department of the leningrad distr

non-standard information. was classified, but here the phenomenon interested the head of the kgb yuri andropovlaunch, a meteorite or an alien ship? that year the ussr could boast not only the interest of aliens, but also records in figure skating. our pair cherkassova-shakhrai skated a sensationally difficult program. they were the first in the world to perform a quadruple twist. marina cherkassova and andrei shakhrai. swiftness and precision. perfection of technique and plasticity. many explained the phenomenal success of the skaters by the big difference in height. sergei is 173 cm, and marina is 138. a real thumbelina. in our story , the girl's petiteness and grace were the cause of the tragedy. seventy-seventh year. victoria kozlova told us that a month ago, her husband, having joined some criminal story, went to visit relatives in chepaevsk, returned, kuibyshev detectives came after him, and stunned, your husband is suspected of the brutal murder of a teacher. an unexpected turn, but how is this connected with the death. version three: murder in chipaevskie. that evening, kirill sharov wa

remembers that with the arrival of andropov, some liberties had already begun, contrary to expectations. that the chekist would sit at the top and tear everyone's heads off, yuriirovich clearly began to let off steam, to allow some, well, liberties and freedoms, even if not focusing on them, public attention, so we actually, in the end, came to the arlikin restaurant and the atrocities of the afghan soldiers, judging by the fact that the frame already includes both the restaurant and the soldiers, the afghans. rocketing all over the world, the metronome in that russia, which the series mosgast 10 tells about, has absolutely nothing, everything has already happened. this is the podcast grief ognem and i, its host denis gorelov, tell about the most relevant, most striking premieres of theatrical release and series production of the season. and finally, the last fragment of our review, this is the series. mutual consent two. as you know, all the most terrible, most hellish, most indecent crimes in our country occur in the cities of ozersk and primorsk. this time the center - of all sorts of hellish disgraces is the city of ozersk. and in the city of ozersk, they