and on january 2, 1950, stalin sends molotov and mikayan to mao zedong.e chinese guest the ussr's consent to conclude a new soviet-chinese treaty. mao will stay in moscow for two whole months, until february 17 , 1950. all this time he lives at stalin's dacha. they often meet and have long conversations, unhurriedly, building bridges. the new treaty is signed by the heads of the ministry of foreign affairs andrei vyshinsky and zhou enlai. stalin and mao stand behind and watch the signing with satisfaction. the most important difference the 1950 sino-soviet treaty signed by stalin and audzedun, from a similar treaty. moscow now sees beijing as its main ally in asia, in the face of possible western expansion. over the course of several years, china is given all rights to the cer and naval bases in port arthur and dalny. moscow also equips these bases free of charge and sends military and civilian specialists. beijing is given a preferential loan of 300 million dollars to purchase materials and equipment. what the ussr wanted to get from the 1950 treaty is e

only our last soviet years, when khrushchev’s slushy ragamuffins came to mao, zedong, so that he wouldnist gavalt, comrade mao replied: we will not do this, otherwise we will lose face, and if we lose face, we will lose power, and we are pigs, tvordovsky, and he wrote about himself too, not the soap singers of the honorable theme, informing the world without any reason, that about him... himself he personally put poems into our mouths, weren't they all in the formal hall, and without letting him open his mouth, already getting up they exclaimed, hurray, he will be right again, you, you, pasternak, mandelstam, creators, you, you first lick your boots, and then joyfully trample with your manure shteblets, when you are not in danger, you vent your cowardice and your anger. you constantly lose face, and then you lose power. by the way, some of us shout: and if we are so similar, then why can't we also have 10% growth per year, why can't we, we only work weakly for a plate of rice, and that is exactly how the chinese worked in the nineties and two thousand, only they worked like that, becau

mao zedong thought, well, you know, we're sending a vast number of volunteers here and we just rescued your country from oblivion. so we think it should be us. they stalin eventually settled it and and said, you know zedong in the ccp is going to be in charge so we just add a little bit more on that from the americans perspective if they want to go to war in korea to basically contain the soviet, but they don't want to escalate into a bigger war with the soviet union. they're trying to avoid world war three. so there's always that limit there. i think stalin also, he's prepared. give north korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to keep the war limited. we don't end up with a soviet us world war three, 1950 or 51. let's our panelists.

mao zedong's eldest son overcame thousands of kilometers, having arrived here as an instructor foughta tank company on the first belarusian front. and belarusian soldiers and the soviet army also went to china to... my colleague svetlana lukyanuk will tell you more about this, svetlana, good afternoon, what is already known about the main topics that will be discussed? good afternoon, colleagues, i will say right away that the meeting in a narrow format, here in the government house has already started a few minutes ago... and it is taking place behind closed doors, a beautiful the welcoming ceremony, here at the central entrance of the government house everything is appropriate for an official visit, this is a red carpet, as well as a company of the guard of honor. afterwards there was a joint photo session, but now there are one-on-one negotiations, they are important for determining such strategic directions of our further cooperation, which we will work on in the coming years. at least an hour is allocated for this meeting. let me remind you that this morning, when the prime minis

and the red guards, there was a lot of things, but the portrait of the great helmsman comrade mao zedongand no one will ever take it down, and the great deng will be the heir of the great mao, and the great xi will be the heir of the great mao and the great deng and such is the command of the celestial empire, here is their strength, and no nasty perestroikas, thaws, convergences, whining about rights and freedoms, democracy and other such things, everyone is friends with them, everyone invests, and world politics is around they are spinning, and we, we with our nonsense and sharahans, with our khrushchevs and gorbachevs, with this vile caste of traitors, we have fallen apart, put up a monument to stalin, and honor him, as china reads mao, by the way, stalin too, then our memory will not be betrayed. and only belarus raised the red flag, when everyone trampled it. father lukashenko, when he was still a deputy, said, china has the power, and now the local emperor, comrade sidin ping, says to our leader: listen, every word is conveyed by the prime minister. having arrived here as an instru

but the portrait of the great helmsman comrade mao zedong hangs, and no one will ever take it down, and be the heir of the great mao, and the great xi will be the heir of the great mao and the great deng, for such is the command of the celestial empire, here is their strength, and no nasty perestroikas , thaws, convergences, whining about rights and freedoms, democracy and other such things, everyone is friends with them, everyone invests, and the world... put up a monument to stalin and honor him, as china honors mao.

mao zedong. >> michael: come on. >> look it up! michael: troy, aren't these attacks getting old? republicans do this for every democratic candidate. can't they find something new to say? >> it's not the republicans' fault that everyone who doesn't agree with them in all of history has been a communist, michael. if they picked a normal person, republicans would call them normal. >> michael: okay, here. what if the dems say their vp is donald trump? >> donald trump? you mean commie donny? free money during covid? best buds with putin? married to an eastern european? >> michael: troy, come on. not everyone is a communist. what about you and me? >> wake up, kosta! you and me work at commie-dy central. [cheers and applause] >> michael: no! i'm not a communist! >> you're not? neither am i, comrade. vink vink. >> michael: troy iwata, everybody. [cheers and applause] when we come back, charlamagne the god is joining us. so don't go away. so don't go away. [cheers and applaus ♪♪ propel is made to help you keep moving with gatorade electroly

october 1 , 1949, 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the central square of beijing tiananmen, maut-zedong proclaimsation of the people's republic of china. hundreds of thousands of people, rejoicing, welcome the end of the civil war that tore china apart for more than 30 years. the internecine war began in 1911, when as a result of the xinghai revolution. under the influence of missionaries, under the influence of the japanese, who had begun reforms earlier, several such secret organizations arose, one of them was headed by dr. sunyatsen, a native of canton and... created the secret society tongmanhui, which began to fight against manchu rule, he put forward the idea of ​​nationalism, democracy, people's welfare, in 1911 they managed to raise a successful uprising, before that there were several unsuccessful uprisings, in the eleventh year the uprising was successful and this whole house of cards called: qing empire, it collapsed very quickly. during the civil war, china, already weakened by the opium wars, the boxer rebellion, and general economic and political collapse, becomes so fragile that it

the eldest son mao zedong traveled thousands of kilometers, having come here as an instructor fought in a tank company on the first belarusian front. and belarusian soldiers and the soviet army also went to china to participate in the fight against the invaders. friendship brotherhood is the most precious thing. in sidenping, a deep sincere friendship, a very long-standing friendship, is connected. the two countries provide each other with unconditional support in matters affecting their fundamental interests. at the beginning of the pandemic, belarus was the first to send a plane with humanitarian aid to china. when covid has reached us, belarus, beijing has thanked us many times over, passing on. mutual trade is growing annually, last year it amounted to 8.5 billion dollars, the basis of export is track fertilizers, by the way, in 203 a record 4 million tons were shipped, this is almost three times more than usual, and in terms of import , cars are the top positions, speaking of our partnership, the very first association, yes , geely's largest projects are the great stone industri

position to to, you know, a famous particularly with the opening to china, given the personnel of mao zedongas as to the indian position on colonialism, which was very much part of our anti-war movement. may i return to the my dad drafted for president eisenhower 19 1954 national ism. if we are supporting we ain't colonialist. what is the purpose? colonialism. what did the brits do to india for a couple of hundred years going? back to warren hastings. we are here, right? we're going to make into modern people and your best and brightest are going to go to oxford and. cambridge, right. and we're going to build an indian civil service which will be as good as our civil service. that's what that's not really respecting hinduism or the muslims or anything like the french vietnam, by the way. and this was is totally missed again by the anti-war movement. they had a concept of colonialism, which they also used africa, and they had a word for it, misconceived as i said, trees, french colonialism was on a civilizing mission to civilize the heathen who were the heathens? the vietnamese, the you know,

position to to, you know, a famous particularly with the opening to china, given the personnel of mao zedongas as to the indian position on colonialism, which was very much part of our anti-war movement. may i return to the my dad drafted for president eisenhower 19 1954 national ism. if we are supporting we ain't colonialist. what is the purpose? colonialism. what did the brits do to india for a couple of hundred years going? back to warren hastings. we are here, right? we're going to make into modern people and your best and brightest are going to go to oxford and. cambridge, right. and we're going to build an indian civil service which will be as good as our civil service. that's what that's not really respecting hinduism or the muslims or anything like the french vietnam, by the way. and this was is totally missed again by the anti-war movement. they had a concept of colonialism, which they also used africa, and they had a word for it, misconceived as i said, trees, french colonialism was on a civilizing mission to civilize the heathen who were the heathens? the vietnamese, the you know,

participate in the party congress there and he is it was a there was a conversation there with mao zedong it's. it's it's a story that joseph had written about it that involves north korean kind of rebellion against against de-stalinization or other kim, old songs, rebellion, to be precise and then mao zedong in the conversation sort of mikoyan point blank why did you agree north korea's invasion yes. of south korea and guess what material answer said our intel intercepted cables. general douglas macarthur that suggested that the united states would not react so not just the public speech by dean acheson, the national press club, which known about since he gave it. yeah but encrypted internal communications that are intercepted and decrypted on the soviets site that's relating so so you may think acheson just saying whatever for public consumption right but you may suspect stalin is now able to see the internal confirmation of that that's that's right so if anything this is the one of the costly misreading of intelligence in in in the world mistake. that's right. so that is very, very int

participate in the party congress there and he is it was a there was a conversation there with mao zedongit's. it's it's a story that joseph had written about it that involves north korean kind of rebellion against against de-stalinization or other kim, old songs, rebellion, to be precise and then mao zedong in the conversation sort of mikoyan point blank why did you agree north korea's invasion yes. of south korea and guess what material answer said our intel intercepted cables. general douglas macarthur that suggested that the united states would not react so not just the public speech by dean acheson, the national press club, which known about since he gave it. yeah but encrypted internal communications that are intercepted and decrypted on the soviets site that's relating so so you may think acheson just saying whatever for public consumption right but you may suspect stalin is now able to see the internal confirmation of that that's that's right so if anything this is the one of the costly misreading of intelligence in in in the world mistake. that's right. so that is very, very inte

mao zedong, he was for this war, in american sovietology, at the turn of the sixties and seventies, thene opinion spread that stalin deliberately pitted china against the united states in order to finally break ties between the chinese communists and america , tie to yourself, but it is clear that this was a political moment, because at that moment kissinger was building his triangle, and he was just building relations with the chinese against the ussr, therefore. well, this is an opinion, it has a right to exist, but it was still so politically biased, that is, there was simply a combination of factors here. peace between pyongyang and siul was never concluded, and the consequences of this conflict still affect the situation in the asia-pacific region. another tense situation after world war ii war arose in indo-china. the territory of vietnam was divided along the seventeenth parallel into two parts. the vietnam war. had already reached the americans, the french, already in 1946, began military operations that were unsuccessful for themselves, then peace was concluded, the fact is that

remnants of the qing empire, chiang kai-shek's nationalists and the communists led by the young mao zedong the capital of russian migration to the east became the city of harbin, which came into being thanks to the construction of the cer. thanks to the chinese-eastern railway. after the revolution of 1917, harbin became invisible to europe with soft russian migration. the city had a russian spiritual mission, 22 orthodox churches were built, there were also its own paramilitary security units and cossack villages, many professional political associations, hospitals, orphanages, houses of mercy, opera and drama theaters, dozens of newspapers and publishing houses, six russian universities. thanks to the foundation laid earlier, harbin actually became a russian enclave in china. harbin was actually the capital of the cer, from the very beginning it was a city that did not live by chinese by law. and after the revolution in china in 1911, the revolution in russia in 1917, quite a lot of russian people, citizens of russia, gathered in harbin. it was a very international city, there were poles

then he decided to seek the intercession of mao zedong and wrote him a letter, but for some reason heng-awaited event , her own son was born, it seemed that the head of the family was simply obliged to change his anger to mercy, but ivan kabanov suddenly declared: at first you can’t get pregnant, but now you’ll only bother with your puppy, you defective woman. maxim clenched his fists, listening to his father’s swearing; any normal man would have tried to protect his wife, but maxim remained silent. eighty-third year, tambov region, peaceful village, five lives taken, all this. was carried out by the trio of kabanovs, brothers andrei and maxim, as well as their father ivan, we need to find them and detain them, but where are they, at home maxim kabanov has no one, the police decided to check andrei’s home, but the local residents had already gotten ahead of the law enforcement officers, it was there that the whole trio was hiding. that evening, the residents of the mirny village united for a serious cause, to burn down the house of andrei kabanov along with its inhabitants. people see