Words open your eyes a lot. The crimean war of the 21st century is what the events that followed the return of crimea to russia should be called. Clearly showed how the russian soldier perceived the enemy with whom he had been fighting since the winter of 2022. If at first, in 2014, we were talking about ukrainian nationalists, then later the epithets changed, in contrast to the russian official media, which mainly mentioned the Ukrainian Armed forces, the armed forces of ukraine. On the contact line, two epithets were most often used, which were awarded to enemies, fascist and german. And if the use of the word fascist in this context was natural, then nemets was referring to the fact that it was the germans who introduced the concept of fascism; they introduced several very significant elements. Greatly influenced the semantic component of the word fascism. As has already been shown earlier, at the level of ideas , german fascism did not come up with anything new, and even. The conce
Fired unguided missiles at the militants to avoid a retaliatory strike, shot off heat traps, and then returned to their home airfield. During a combat mission, the crews Forward Air Controllers help the ground. And we have such an expression, well, not an expression, its probably in the everyday life of combat command and control officers, i hear, i see, i control, if one of these points is not fulfilled, then accordingly the guidance. Can not be considered as aviation guidance, that is it is necessary to see the target and , of course, get in touch with it, control it, aircraft controllers are usually called lords, a lord is a Forward Aviation gunner, i dont know, its not the gods of war, the eyes are the ears, aviation, most likely, the donetsk peoples republic will be liquidated consequences of new shelling of Populated Areas by the Ukrainian Armed forces, militants fired more than 120 shells at residential areas. A civilian was wounded, the consequences of nationalist attacks are b
How many ugly forms this ukronazism takes. The head of the kiev regime, zelsky, a jew by nationality, warmly applauds the sss soldier who personally exterminated jews, poles and russians applaud those who are personally responsible for the holocaust and genocide. Kiev has already stated that they will not make claims about tatava, so as not to put canada in an even more difficult situation. But the point is not in politeness, the fact is that zelsky and the company knew very well who Yaroslav Gunko was, and no disagreements in views arose with him, and what then were the actual claims, about what . So Vladimir Putins position on the need to denazify ukraine is absolutely legitimate, because this is a scandalous story in the canadian parliament, where president zelensky. Standing applauds the nazi and showed the true essence of the kiev regime, ordinary nazism. And the west as a whole was still happy with this. Canada in this sense does not stand out in any way; on the contrary, this co
Focus on the holocaust in Eastern Europe and the legacy memory left behind by tumultuous time. You know, for this conversation. Alex ritchie comes to us from warsaw. But shes also served as a as this fellow with our institute. And so, you know, shes an insider, even though shes an outsider outsider. Hows that for fun . The dr. Browning. For those unaware, youll see, has the longest bio in the program, the easily the hes a he was the Frank Porter Graham professor of history at the university of north. From 1999 to 2014. Prior to that spent 25 years at Pacific University in tacoma, washington the author of eight books, but his latest book, you receive the advice International Book prize for holocaust. He serves as an Expert Witness in war crimes. But today the conversation will also center along around his book, ordinary men. Alex is characterized a book everyone should have on their bookshelf. So she didnt say that publicly. I said that publicly. So that over it. Lets give a warm welcom
Memory left behind by tumultuous time. You know, for this conversation. Alex ritchie comes to us from warsaw. But shes also served as a as this fellow with our institute. And so, you know, shes an insider, even though shes an outsider outsider. Hows that for fun . The dr. Browning. For those unaware, youll see, has the longest bio in the program, the easily the hes a he was the Frank Porter Graham professor of history at the university of north. From 1999 to 2014. Prior to that spent 25 years at Pacific University in tacoma, washington the author of eight books, but his latest book, you receive the advice International Book prize for holocaust. He serves as an Expert Witness in war crimes. But today the conversation will also center along around his book, ordinary men. Alex is characterized a book everyone should have on their bookshelf. So she didnt say that publicly. I said that publicly. So that over it. Lets give a warm welcome to alex and dr. Brown. Well, im very happy to say that