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The story of the film, which we are starting to release today, is not simple even on our team, because we never took a big documentary series.
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The project we thought about last year.
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In the summer we started writing scenarios, picking locations, starting the production, first filming, and filming.
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All as it was in the new deal, it was much harder and harder, than it was on the first glance.
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We wanted to get into a new level of quality, However, at the beginning of 1922, we were ready for a couple of series.
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And on February 24th, the war has completely changed our reality.
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And with her and her film.
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He was devoted to the past, but the past didn't exist.
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And now we, увы, much better understand the future of the Second World War.
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Now we will show you the start of the movie, It is a project that is written in the summer of 2021.
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I am standing near the Eiffel Tower.
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Today it is a symbol of Paris in particular and France in general, without which it is impossible to imagine.
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The tower is ideal of tourist tourism, along with which more people have photographed in France.
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In a way, she is a symbol of open, свобод, of the people -centric and enjoying the life of the world.
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When the Chinese, the American, the Japanese and the German pensioners visit here, in Paris, to have a good time to eat,
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to go out on the beautiful streets, to go to the museum and to take a photo of the building.
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It's a symbol of a new, good and good life, which was a way of life not always.
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And it appeared in a certain way in the result of
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the worst conflict in the history of человечества in the Second World War.
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In the years of the war, one only SSSR has killed in the average every day 19000 people.
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It's almost 800 people in the hour, 13 people in the minute.
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One minute and not a whole family, destroyed the Nazis, or not a whole army of soldiers, of the previous school students.
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All of which they thought and thought, their love, their obit, their knowledge, their talent, their strength, all this could be taken by one military crew,
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one large -scale aircraft.
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Modern man, living in the 21st century, is very difficult to imagine a war, in which human life turns into statistics,
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where he can suddenly move from the top of the личный in the column of return losses.
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It's hard to imagine such inflation of human life, that millions of people don't even have names, even evidence of the fact that they lived.
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It's hard to imagine the reality for our grandparents and grandparents,
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or grandparents or grandparents, for those who survived thanks to the victory of the nazism, for those who still have been in the martyrdoms and in the war.
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It was not so long.
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But when there is enough time, it is necessary to remember about the war, where the destruction of people's people became like a norm, which became an endless conveyor.
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It is necessary to understand how the world came to the war, and to understand how it never happened.
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And to remember it and to remember it.
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First of all, we wanted to look at the war in the eyes of современного people, living in an unprecedented world.
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The idea was to be in our today's world, the most dangerous, the most rich, the most rich in human history, to look into the past.
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What the hell did we have to do this to be able to reach?
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And what did we have to do then?
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But Vladimir Putin has this world destroyed.
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Now we don't look at the comfort of the real world on the rest of the past.
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We look at the actual war on the past.
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The wars are in the same place where 80 years ago.
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The оружие became совершенной.
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For mass murderers are developed new technologies.
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But the war itself is not changed.
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In the end of the war.
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In the end of the war.
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In the end of the war.
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The army is a political leader, for which the war is an instrument of the world.
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What was before, it was possible to be now.
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No one could believe that now it is possible.
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But in the 1930s, people, who survived the World War, thought it was a way of thinking about it.
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In our film, we talk about how humanity actually came to the state, that everyone decided to start killing everyone.
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We will talk a little bit about the war on all fronts.
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Of course, we will talk a little bit about the Great Civil War, which was part of the Second World War.
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In this cycle, we will focus on the consensual historical facts.
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We will not be able to do the same thing, or do the same thing in religion.
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We will just talk about how it was.
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The Second World War is a key event in the history of human beings.
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No problem with its reasons and consequences, it is difficult to understand the modern world.
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So, the cycle will be a series and detailed series.
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With those seconds, as it ends, we will completely dive into the past.
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There are no parallels and parallels.
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But unfortunately, you will see, they will inevitably appear to be themselves.
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Never give me.
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Never, never, never.
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We're back to the Eiffel Tower.
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It seems that she was always here in Paris.
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That if she was not a Ravis of Versailles, then Napoleon was definitely a Egyptian pyramid.
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But at the same time, she has 130 years old.
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And no one was going to do her as a symbol of French and French forever.
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This временная construction should have been supposed to serve the entrance to the Всемирной exhibition, after which it should have been assembled together with the Pavilion.
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That's why we start our story here, on the Всемирной exhibition of 1900, where the current countries show the progress of the future of the climate revolution.
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And nobody still believes that it is not only about the strange mechanisms, but that it demonstrates This is a new world that very soon,
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in the next 1 ,5 years, will change the life of humanity forever and forever.
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That starts the most horrible half of the century of human history.
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Чтобы понять, как вообще могли получиться обе мировые войны XX века,
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войны совершенно новые, тотальные, в которые вовлечено все общество воюющих стран с десятками миллионами жертв,
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с невиданными доселе общественными строями и идеологиями, нужно вспомнить, что происходило в веке XIX.
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XIX век — это время индустриальной революции.
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For a few years, European countries, first of all, England, but Germany and France too,
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have become an agrarian country in an agrarian country, where three -quarters of the citizens live in cities.
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Russia from European countries was greatly stopped, but also went in this direction pretty quickly.
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Stringing people in cities, urbanization, led to a loss of traditional society.
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This is the key moment for understanding the world.
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So we need to talk more about what it is for a traditional society and how it happened.
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Imagine a world without news, where we don't know what's happening in the country and in the world,
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where the information is a spletting of their own entrance.
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This is a reality of traditional society.
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People live in their own community.
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They know everything about each other and three generations of his relatives, but completely without the idea that the country, for example, won't have a war.
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The Christian image of life was not changed in the years.
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There were no categories of progress and future.
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His main category is the circle.
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The circle of the circle, in which summer they're in, summer they're in, summer they're in, summer they're in, summer they're in, summer they're in.
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So it was like in the first place, in Peter I, in the second place.
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And so it will be in the future, in all countries.
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It's not only in Russia.
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There are many generations, but the son of a bear is coming to the world in 5 -year -old age
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and going away from this world only in the same way.
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And he will be a bear.
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He can't dream of being a bear.
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He can't dream of being a bear.
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He has a son of a bear.
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It's easy to understand, where we are going to have the idea of life.
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Only 200 years ago it was not an abstract, but a rule.
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If you are a Christian in this village, then you will probably be close to 100 % of you will be a Christian in this village.
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To understand, what's principally new and industrialization and urbanization, we need to answer the question, which a Christian didn't have and what he didn't need.
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The Christian doesn't have a phenomenon of free time.
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Depending on the season, the job is changing, but it is always.
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There is no work day in the village, you work to eat, and you have to feed about about the food, so that you have to be able to continue to work.
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What a Christian principle is not necessary.
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It is just because he has no need to use it.
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Christians didn't know how to read and write, and they didn't need it.
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The books cost more than all the family's family in sum, the newspapers for Christians didn't exist.
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And when would they read them?
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In the day of the day you work, but in the night you're in a large house house by Luchini, you don't have to read.
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The episode of this happens the same way, from the older generation mладшему никакой задачи которая решалась быть через
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фиксацию текстом в крестьянской среде нет многие благие идеи по образованию
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крестьян ближе к концу 19 века натыкались на сопротивление самих крестьян
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это для нас сегодня очевидно что ребенок должен учиться а для
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крестьянина это просто изъятая пара рук вместо того чтобы работать в поле он какой -то фигней занимается to read
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and write and write.
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This is the reality of the agrarian society, which existed before the revolution.
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There are many historical archives and historical sites.
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And if it were a site with text and pictures,
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similar to school courses, then they create more complicated sites with useful interactive schemes.
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Like, for example, the American Museum, dedicated to the World War II, where you can see the chronology of the events on a convenient timeline.
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The interface of such sites is created by developers.
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What you see now on the screen, the way you can see YouTube,
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the menu, the buttons, the description – this is also a work of developers.
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They are needed everywhere, in any country and any business, which has a site or a site, but you can work and удаленно.
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The salary of the beginning of the year in Russia is 80 000 рублей, the salary of the year is 250 000 рублей.
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You can use this profession on the course of a web -advocacy from the online university of SkyPro.
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You can study one of the most universal languages of the program, JavaScript.
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This language is better for you, since you will see the result of your work.
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You will be able to work with the visual sites and develop the content of the site, for which it will work.
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During the training, you will perform 7 real projects, which you will be able to do in your portfolio.
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For example, in a month, you will be able to create a site internet -magazine.
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You will be able to do the best of these specialists in the web.
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And your teacher will be able to lead you to the result.
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With this system, you will have 90 % of success to the end of the course.
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After teaching, the career center of SkyPro will lead you to the work of the device.
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They will help you to prepare a resume and prepare you to talk to the conversation.
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By promo code CUTTS, you will receive a 50 % discount on any of the SkyPro courses.
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And for the most successful students, there is another bonus – cashback to 10 000 рублей.
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The link is in the description.
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Go ahead and change your life to the best.
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We have an illusion that we can imagine the world of life of the 19th century.
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It's the golden age of Russian literature, which all of us were taught in school.
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But in the fact that it's not so.
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To the extent of the scale, the literature and the political journal of the современник, where there were the main names of the golden age of Russian literature,
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this is a Facebook page of the first half of the 19th century, So, the journal was published in about 700 examples.
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It is clear that 700 examples of the journal is not 700 readers.
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The journal is written in the big library, but even if we put these 700 examples on 100 readers,
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we will get 70 000.
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That is, for all that, what we would now call the middle of the book of Russian literature, where in the first of all,
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the books of Gogol, Turgeneva, Tuchewa.
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So, for all this, YouTube doesn't even give any buttons.
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We are watching in the XIX century, when 90 % of the imperialists are not able to read and write, and live with the first Christian work.
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We are looking at the eyes of the very top of the elite, the most wealthy and privileged and privileged,
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who wrote for the same audience.
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In today's day, all the Russian literature, from the point of view, is a journal of the chronicles of Asturias.
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Like if the figures of the investigation of Навального would have written a journal about himself for himself.
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I'll show you a little bit more about it,
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but I'll show you a little bit more about it, and I'll show you a little bit more about it, and I'll show you a little bit more about it, and I'll show you a little bit more about it, and I'll show you a little bit more about it, and I'll show you a little bit more about it.
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Man should not just be from the village in the city or in the city, where there is no общina.
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Man should be a worker.
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To be a key word.
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Christians are not born, they are born, they are born.
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All of this generation is born from experience.
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But no one is born with a factory.
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Put a person like a machine, you must learn to use him.
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The first phenomenon that brings industrialization, urbanization and the power of labor in the industry is the fact that it is the fact.
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First of all, that is a massive skill that people learn more about themselves and around the world,
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the effect of which is destroyed by the previous model of traditional legitimation, based on religion.
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Because to believe in the god god, in his right on the supreme управление, first of all, you need to believe in god.
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The second phenomenon is a serious explosion of violence violence.
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In the end of the day, the преступness of all kinds.
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In order for the new economy, the christian people are professional criminals, who are in the streets, who are all over the streets.
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They are all over the streets with a purpose, to rob, to rob, to rob, to rob, to rob, to rob, to rob.
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In other words, people live not only with such people.
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The transformation of the economy is, however, a time when the giant conditions and the state of the United States, and the state of the United States,
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the state of the United States, and the state of the United States is a huge amount of money
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and the state of the United States and the state of the United States
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and the state of the United States and the state of the United States
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and the state of the United States and the state of the United States and the state of the United States
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and the state of the United States and the state of the United States Well, workers, who two years ago came to the city in the end of the Kavtani, and now they are selling cashmets in the car.
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They have a job intelligence and a government service.
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In the same way, there is a sin.
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Finally, the job is not a Christian.
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The job is working on its own, which is gigantic, but fixed.
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He has a little amount of time, not a lot, but a lot.
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He is not only able to read the news, but he wants to read them.
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Because he has a question, how is it, that I, risking life on the factory, every day, like a horse, can't get rid of the horses, while, at the same time,
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at the same time, my monthly salary people spend on one breakfast?
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People who are not working in a car, who are selling books, and how do they manage to get into it?
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People find answers and find them in the news.
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All this looks like a big conspiracy in which the newspapers with the readers solidaried.
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It's a very good story, where the ones who are hungry and are hungry, and most people are forced to read the spine.
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These newspapers want to read, and they read it.
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In the beginning of the 19th century, the 20th century in Europe is a situation where the society has already changed.
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All its structure, starting from the word, is destroyed.
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In the return of traditional society, it's already massive.
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The people who are able to ask questions, and waiting for answers to them, rose radically.
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The religious consciousness, providing traditional legitimacy, has already had its own way.
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But the control of the control was exactly the same, as it was 200 years ago.
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If we're talking quite simply, then Nicholas II still thinks that he's the owner of the Russian world for the right of birth, and more and more people ask questions.
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Why?
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How?
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Who should live in the palace, and who should live in the village, and who should live in the mud.
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These problems occur at the same time on the continent.
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The government remains of traditional society, and the time the government is already mass.
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As a result, the situation in all Europe is in the world of the century, with one hand, a response to the change,
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with another, the ability of the government to reform.
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The society is constantly radicalized, but the aristocrat and the citizen are the most dangerous profession.
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They are regularly killing them.
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Another one of the traditional societies is the power of the army.
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Today we are not able to understand this today, because the army, except for the separate and very much regime, have no political power.
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At the same time, all the political power in Europe is in the hands of the monarchs and aristocrats
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These people grew up as officers
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and grew up in a situation where in Europe there is no moment of the moment
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that at least two big countries didn't fight with each other.
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They fought with each other in the most dangerous coalition.
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When we watch a movie where...
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And if the men in the middle of the men in the middle of the men
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and the women in the middle of the men
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and women in the middle of the men
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and women in the middle of the men
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and women in the middle of the men
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and women in the middle of the men and women in the you will find it in a military decision.
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It is clear that the war is all about it, that the war is working on the splotage of the people and, at least, on the freeze of all these clues.
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What do I actually tell you?
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At the moment of the beginning of the World War, we have in Europe the main country, in which we are experiencing problems.
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Problems with legitimacy, problems with the constantly changing social system.
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in the same way, in the same way, in the same way, in the same way new reform.
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It's hardening.
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It's hardening which is constantly механизized, by completely new markets, such as machines and tanks, for example.
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Now we understand that in the end of the process, this process has increased the wealth of wealth and made a better life of everyone.
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Because the production has pushed the production, and the new markets have created other new markets.
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Which more механизize the land, the more needed tractors, the more needed tractors, the more needed tractors, the more needed tractors.
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Rost автомобильной промышленности требует постройки дорог, а значит механизации и этого процесса.
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Автомобили нужно заправлять, растет добыча, а значит и спрос на инструменты для нее.
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Растет переработка и дистрибьюция, нужно строить много заправок.
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Все это задействует в себе много людей и поднимает их благосостояние.
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Но тогда это все было совершенно не очевидно тем, кто тогда жил.
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Всем казалось, что идет игра с нулевой суммой.
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That someone, like England, will be able to get the price of the price of
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It's an accionist's support of its own manufacturers, to create a tamer's barriers for import.
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The new world is a fight for consumers and resources.
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If we now produce dozens, hundreds of times more, and people on the planet are so many, then what else?
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All of them thought that the number of people will be constant, and so they need to fight for them,
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as they did it in the past, to fight and fight.
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We see a picture, in which all those who depend on war and the world on the continent, all those who take a decision,
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really want war and consciously lead to it.
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It is important to understand, so that we don't have to reevaluate the role of the случайness.
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The murder of Saraeva, the murder of Franz Ferdinand, which is a formal cause for the first time of the world, by our standards, it looks like a very successful event.
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They killed the whole of the whole of the capital of the British Empire.
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But for the time of the time, it's like for us news about another legal matter.
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The people of this time of this war are killed regularly.
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For 16 years ago, after the Herzog's Herzog, the удар of the stone, for example, was concluded on the path of the tete Ferdinand, the wife of the emperor Franz Josef Elisabeth Bavarskaya,
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known as a television television series by the film Princess Sisi.
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The murder of Ferdinand is not a real event, of course, but it's only one in the other way.
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The shooting of Saraev is a pretty показative cause for the point of view.
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The Serb is killed by the prince, but this is not the case of the war.
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The Great War in Europe is ready, the coalition is ready, all is waiting for the final trigger.
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This is a series of films about the Second World War II, but we don't understand anything about the Second World War II, not talking about the first one.
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Here we need to emphasize the difference between two wars.
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The first war is a conflict, in which traditional countries lead a new type of war.
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That is, where there are huge armies, and for the killing of people use new skills in the science and technology.
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But the second war is a different thing.
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This is a war of the masses of societies, which are raised in traditional ruins.
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The masses of societies formed a request for participation in politics, in government управления and got the best in human history, the totalitarian ideology.
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That is, the regime, which is based on a voluntary attraction in politics, on a total propaganda and total violence.
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These regime set up the global goal of the world of the world, the loss of the previous image of life, and even the human nature.
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It is the encounter of German national -socialism and Soviet socialism, two of the most powerful totalitarian experiments,
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is to form the Second World War II and form the world in which we live today.
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For the totalitarian model of war, it is a natural way of existence.
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It is a clear path for its global goal.
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It is an obvious enemy and an obvious reason for mobilization.
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It is the only answer to the question, why is the general mobilization?
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In contrast to this totalitarian regime, there was a new concept of democratic society.
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That is a country where the politics are dependent on the voters, where every citizen can participate in the politics, if he wants, and can not participate, if he wants.
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This is a huge difference, a conflict of unbearable and unbearable involvement.
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One is the regime, where the citizens depend on the totalitarian machines, and another is the regime, where the citizens depend on the citizens.
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This conflict is in the whole way as in the Second World War, so as in the pre -war period.
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So, at the beginning of the 20th century, there were two groups.
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Antanta, from the French, Antan Cordial, which is the agreement between Britain, France and Russia, and the Union,
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Germany, Germany, Hungary and Italy.
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Italy, in fact, later, changed in the war in Antanta's war.
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In the story about the Second World War II, we can't talk about the first one, and not to mention it.
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So, it's in our country, the Great War and the Second World War and the Second World War in general are a different conflict,
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not related to the previous position of the deal.
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In the world's history, especially in England and France, Second World War is the next tragedy act, which began in 1914.
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The Second World War is the second act of the Great War, which is called the Great War.
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The Great War.
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The economic, political and ideological reasons, which I talked about earlier, were first faced with the great countries in the summer of 1914.
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Very quickly this war became a new, yet not visible character.
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From the Baltic to the Carpath, from the Alps to the Mancha, they were divided into thousands of kilometers.
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Instead of maneuvers and wars, as it was in the previous era, In the past few years, in the past few years, the war began to move on to the other areas, which, in the best case,
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ended up moving in a few hundred meters.
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On the Pacific front, the name of the famous Rémarck's novel is called a typical civil war story of the First World War.
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One of the biggest battles of the war, the battle for Verdene, or Verdene, was almost almost the whole 1916th year, and had hundreds of thousands of lives.
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But in December, the sides were there, where they were in February.
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I'm not going to mention all the battles and the first World War II, of course.
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I have on the channel, by the way, a video about the First World War II.
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If you are interested, how everything has been there, look at it.
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But now it's important to say that it's important to the Second World War II, which is the cycle.
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And it's important that.
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The generals always have a tendency to prepare for the war.
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In the 1930s and 1940s, the army in general, in general, they were in charge of the military, who received the first experience of the first experience of the war in the first world.
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And talking about the second world, we will see how often this previous experience brought them to mistakes and attacks.
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So, the weapons, the crotchets, the artillery, made it impossible to win the war by the time.
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The cavalry, which decided to solve the war in the previous years, lost its significance.
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First, no one didn't understand what to do with it, then they started looking for new solutions.
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One of them was the use of the use of chemical substances. In 19...
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In 2015, there was a chlorine in the water.
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Two years later, in the battle of the Belgian city of Ypres, German army used a gas gas called Ypres.
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The people died from him in a scary situation.
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The other direction was the use of aviation and weapons.
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So, that is, the tanks in the end will lead to the war.
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Another important factor of victory – the war of the United States
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and the release of the осень of 1917 American troops in Europe in Europe.
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The U .S.
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has been a long time for the neutrality.
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In the war, they were forced to attack German soldiers, the soldiers, and the British military military telegrams,
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which Germany would allow Mexico to fight together on the United States.
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But it was still a long time, but the first few years of the war showed that it was a bit of a fatality and a bit.
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For the support of the army, they needed great resources.
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In the end of the day, the economy of several several countries.
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First of the war came from Russia.
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After the two revolutions, in February and October 1917, they came to the government.
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In March 1918, Germany was a separate country.
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At the end of October 1918, it was the Ottoman Empire.
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In the beginning of October, it was the Austro -Vengher.
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Germany was the only one but the future was not useful.
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11 October 1918, here, in Campyennes, in less than 100 km from Paris, there was an agreement on the agreement.
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This happened in this railroad wagon, which was used in his staff the French sergeant Ferdinand Foch.
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The wagon was not preserved.
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The Nazis destroyed it, so that he didn't remind me about the torture of Germany.
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Here, in the museum, is a copy of his copy.
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And actually, this wagon will be found in this story later, because it was written in France already in the Second World War II, but later on.
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Almost at the same time with the peace of Germany, the revolution.
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Kaiser Wilhelm came out of the castle.
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On the place of the empire was the Weymars Republic.
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The Republic of the U .S.
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in 1933, will be Adolf Hitler, who will change this country in the Third Reich and will continue the Second World War.
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The First World War was a big surprise for everyone and changed the story.
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It was the first technological war, in which the murder was put on the water.
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In the first time in history, the war was set in three dimensions, in the sea, in the ocean and in the water.
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The technical progress, which is called to serve the best, became a tool for the cause of the murder and murder.
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First World War was killed by four impurities, which were found in the case of a Russian, German, German and German.
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It was created by the end of the process of changing the borders of the European Union, which we agreed to do not all.
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The war significantly changed not only the political map, but also the lives of a whole generation of people.
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This is the end of the generation.
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This term is the first time in the films of Ernesto Hemingway, who fought and was beaten by the First World War.
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Erich Maria Remarque, Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Sherwood Anderson and many other writers became the voices of this generation.
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people, who were born in the last 10th century 19th century, they had to deal with a very young age to deal with the need to bring weapons in the hands
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and go to war.
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The reason for the war is now, after 100 years old, is quite difficult.
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They didn't want to fight.
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The best illustration of this will be the Christmas meeting of 1914, when the English and German soldiers crossed the front front, to talk about,
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подарками и даже сыграть футбол неудивительно что максима лишь бы не
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было войны стала лейт мотивом последующих десятилетий и во многом именно
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она привела к новой еще более чудовищной второй мировой войне но
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самое главное у первой мировой войны были победители и были побежденные
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причем первые захотели максимально унизить вторых и заставить их платить за все понесенные потери «Ve victis» – «Gore побежденным».
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The phrase, известная со времен Древнего Рима, in full -merely found its influence in the условиях Versailles мирного договора.
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In the moment, politicians, who made a decision about future future world, it was a good idea.
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And in the end, it cost thousands of millions of lives.
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today I'm in Versailles, this is a former residence of French It was also a part of many political events.
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In 1871, after the victory in the French War, there the Kaiser Wilhelm I was able to create the German Empire.
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The place, of course, was chosen not случайно, but the purpose of the purpose of the French.
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But French in the end of the year, and in 1919, they were able to make the agreement of the World War I,
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also in Versailles, now that they were able to do them.
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немцев но конечно не место подписания договора сыграла главную роль а
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его содержание блицкрик во франции оборона брестской крепости лагеря смерти и
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блокада ленинграда перл -харбор и высадка в нормандии можно сказать что все это берет свой исток отсюда из версаля
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But we will take a step back and return to November of 1918, when there was an agreement in Kampiens.
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If we look at the power of the forces on the front, we will see a strange thing.
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We used to think that capitulation the country will take in the moment, when it was really won.
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For example, as in May 1945.
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We took Reichstag, Hitler fought with him, the Soviet army took place in the east of Germany, including Berlin, and the Soviet army took place in the west of Germany.
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So, the position was objective.
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But in 1918, it was not exactly like that.
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During the agreement, German army on the west was on the territory of France and Belgium, and on the west was on the territory of Belarus,
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Ukraine and the Baltic.
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Berlin, from the front line, is the 700 km.
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Today we understand that the reason of this decision was not in the military, but in terms of economic.
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In the case of the Avstra -Wenghria and the Ottoman Empire came out of war, and the U .S on the other hand, Germany just didn't have the opportunity to manage their army.
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And after a while, the front just collapsed.
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But the situation, when the country actually says about their attack in the moment, when one of the soldiers is not on its territory, is very unusual.
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And so, what's more important for us, it was a legend in Germany about hitting the nose in the spine.
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This is a theory of the case, which says that the army died from the front of the enemy, and the defeat of the war was meant to be predatory in the tylu.
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There are different policies of the right -wing view of the right -wing view, communist, social -democrats.
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Masse in the fire of the field marshal Fon Gyndenburg, who, in his case of the commissary Reichstag, was convicted of socialists in sabotage from the beginning,
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until the end of the war, as it was not possible.
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After that, these views will take on Hitler and his party.
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So, on October 18, 1919, the winners of the country were gathered in a conference in Paris, to talk about the post -war system of the world.
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Again, the 18th of January 1871 was chosen by the German Empire after the victory of the French Revolution.
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All this symbolism became a very important political leader, but he worked, of course, on a relationship, not a union.
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The Parish conference was unprecedented in its own scale.
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There were more than a thousand delegates.
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The members of the conference were divided into several groups by the extent of their involvement in the war.
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In Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany and the Ottoman Empire there was a role of passive observers.
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They only needed to take the conditions, which were made by the members of the conference.
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The end of the conference was made by the end of the war.
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And the army Entente was not mobilized after the release of the campaign.
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They were left in full готовности until the end of the conference.
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It was an innovation.
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For example, the Congress of the War, which led to the end of the napoleon of the war, France participated in the same way with the strong победителей.
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Well, Russia, who started the war as a member of Antante, was not invited to Paris.
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First, because of the fact that Germany was separated from the Brest and came out of the war, to protect its supporters.
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Second, the great державы didn't take a lot of the people in the face of the law.
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And the communist ideology and, and even the conversation about the revolution, they were in the same way.
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The main role of the conference took on a big four, in which were the president of the United States Woodrow Wilson,
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British premier Lloyd George, French premier George Clemenceau and the president of Italy Vittorio Orlando.
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In fact, the majority of the decisions were taken in the United States, Britain and France.
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They determined, how the world will be after the war.
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The former leader of the conference was Woodrow Wilson.
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In January of 1918, soon after the end of the war, he announced at the Congress of the Congress 14 points,
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where he was going to be responsible for making the text of the peace of the agreement.
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They included in it открытость, respect to the rights of the nation on the определение, восстановление независимости Польши и Бельгии,
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сокращение вооружений и объединение наций в целях создания взаимной гарантии политической независимости и территориальной целостности как больших, так и маленьких государств и салона.
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Франция, как наиболее пострадавшая от войны страна, and wanted to compensate all their economic losses due to the victory of Germany,
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and also to maximize their enemy's enemy.
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Clemenceau actually offered to establish the French -German border on the реке Reine, taking place in Germany the region of the northern part of the region.
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Well, the main goal of the Great Britain was not to allow the French -German border to the continent, so it was настроed to be less radical.
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At the end of 1919, the participants of the conference were established the условия of the peace agreement for Germany.
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This agreement was signed here, in Versailles, on June 28th of 1919.
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So, what was in it that was fixed.
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The war for the war and the whole of the charge of the war was placed on Germany.
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This, first of all, is important to the psychological aspect of which German society made a clear agreement on the right.
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Germany returned France regions of Elsass and Lotharingia, Poland -Poznain, parts of Pomerania and other parts of the West Prussia.
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Port Danzig was declared as a part of the territory.
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Memelech's area, this is the current Litovsky Klipeda, and the territory of the Saaara in 15 years was put control of the League of Nations,
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which his future fate should be decided the citizens of the referendum.
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Germany was divided on two parts.
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The eastern part of the Pruxia with the Königsberg, this is now the Kalingrad, became a slave, and between the two and the main territory of the country were the Polish land.
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In addition, Germany was recognized in the independence of Czechoslovakia and Poland and had to respect the sovereignty of Avstria.
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The unity of Germany and Avstria is not intended.
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As you know, one of the most important important steps of Hitler is the Anschluss, that is the unity of Avstria to Reich in 1938.
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At the time of the Parish conference, the issue of the unity of the two countries was already on the day.
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And even by the initiative of Avstria, no one of the forces of Germany then could not exist.
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And, вроде бы, исходя из 14 principles of Wilson, это было верным шагом, уважающим право нации на самоопределение.
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Но союзники подобное объединение запретили, боявшись усиления Германии.
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Все германские колонии передавались в ведение Лиги Наций, а эта организация выдавала своим членам мандаты на управление ими.
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Наконец, Германия обязывалась выплачивать репарации победителям.
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In the end, they were in the equivalent of 96 000 tons of gold.
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This is a huge sum.
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It's interesting that at the time of the agreement, the size of the reparation was not determined.
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That is, Germany literally forced them to buy a cat in a mess.
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Later, it was revealed that the size of the country's worth of money is not needed.
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And the graph of the payers we looked at.
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The last payment for the First World War Germany made almost in 2010 in the 1960s.
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The most important thing for Germany was the military.
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In terms of the Versailles Agreement, Germany has been in order to have a military equipment, military aviation, military fleet and large ships.
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The number of army should not be over 100 000 people.
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There was a full force of the military.
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On the west side of Germany, there was the Reynes DEMILITARIZED ZONE 50 -kilometer on the border of Reynes,
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where the German government would not be allowed to hold the army and create a fortress.
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For this rule, the French army, which had the right to enter any moment in the zone, should be followed.
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The most different people around the world were clear that the Versailles' world is not right to Germany.
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Vladimir Lenin, for example, characterized it so that it is not a war, and the conditions, which were brought to the victims, with a knife in the hands of the shield.
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French marshal Foch said, that it is not a world, but a period of peace for 20 years.
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In other words, he said it was true, but the case was clear that the Second World War began right after two centuries.
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Versailles' world was very much brought to the emotions.
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The public opinion of the candidates in the country required the government to kill Germany.
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In the same Germany, the Versailles world became a synonym of injustice and justice.
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The politics of the social -democrats, who were the part of the party at that time, were in the predation.
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The release of Versailles.. became one of the main ideas of Hitler, and in many cases, it helped him get popularity and get to the power.
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Let's go back to the main symbol of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, to make the conclusion of this series of projects.
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How do we see the world after the war in the first time of the war?
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We see clearly разделing стран on the winners and the winners.
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We see that the winners want to solve all their problems and get rid of all their problems.
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As usual, it happened in the past few centuries.
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Germany and its former allies have to pay huge reparations.
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This causes a huge economic crisis, which creates risks for the creation of a democratic democracy in the U .S.
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In addition, there is a theory of the talk about a knife in the back, that German army did not suffer from the war on the field,
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but was forced to capitulate because of the predation of the country.
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hundreds of thousands of veterans, who came back home, they put the margin of the theory of the war in mainstream.
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In conclusion, Germany is demonstrably diminished with the world of Versailles.
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There is no responsibility for the war.
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Many territories, which are known by the Germans, were in Germany.
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In the country, practically, it is forbidden to have the army, the military, the military, aviation and aviation.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world.
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It was a very important part of the world after the First World War.
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It made them, in the end, like in an ambiance, to look for the arrival of Hitler and the arrival of the Third Reich.
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Not just to look, but to push the Führer to new and new beginnings.
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The winners always win their victory, said the French president George Clemenceau.
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This is completely true.
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How did it look like that the winners of the First World War were raised by the enemy, with which then it would have to fight with the world and with such a great loss.
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We'll talk about this in the next series of the project about the Second World War II.
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Thank you.
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Speaking Goals for This Clip
This video is ideal for advancing fluency in narrative and reflective speech, targeting the ability to connect historical events with personal and modern perspectives. It challenges learners to articulate complex ideas—like the cyclical nature of war, the weight of historical memory, and the contrast between past and present—with clarity and emotional resonance. Perfect for practicing extended speaking, it helps build stamina for discussing serious topics while maintaining natural flow.
Phrase Bank
- "came to life suddenly" – vividly describes a past event feeling immediate
- "human life inflation" – a striking metaphor for devaluing human life
- "soulless conveyor" – powerful imagery for systematic violence
- "rearrangement of the world" – concise phrasing for global political shifts
- "consensus historical facts" – useful for discussing objective information
Fix Your Weak Spots
This clip is a goldmine for pronunciation practice, especially with long, complex sentences that require careful stress and intonation. Notice how the speaker emphasizes key terms like "horrors," "hell," and "consensus" to convey gravity. For shadowing technique, focus on matching the rhythm of phrases like "It's very difficult for a person living in the 21st century to imagine war where people's lives become statistics"—break it into natural chunks to avoid rushing. The dialogue also includes subtle pauses before impactful statements (e.g., "But Vladimir Putin has destroyed this world")—mimicking these pauses will improve your ability to create dramatic effect in speech. Use this video for daily speaking practice to refine your delivery of emotionally charged content and master the art of connecting past and present in conversation.
Grammatica in deze video
De structuren die de spreker het meest gebruikt, met de exacte woorden uit de video:
| Structuur | In de video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect have/has + voltooid deelwoord — iets uit het verleden dat nu nog telt | have photographed · has killed · have been |
| Lijdende vorm be + voltooid deelwoord — het gaat om wat er gebeurt, niet om wie het doet | was devoted · is written · could be taken |
| Betrekkelijke bijzinnen who / which + zin — extra informatie over een persoon of ding | life, which was · those who survived · War, which was |
Wat is de Shadowing-techniek?
Shadowing is een wetenschappelijk onderbouwde taalleermethode die oorspronkelijk is ontwikkeld voor professionele tolkentraining en gepopulariseerd door polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. De methode is eenvoudig maar krachtig: je luistert naar native Engelse audio en herhaalt het onmiddellijk hardop — als een schaduw die de spreker volgt met slechts 1–2 seconden vertraging. In tegenstelling tot passief luisteren of grammaticadrills, dwingt shadowing je hersenen en mondspieren om echte spraakpatronen tegelijkertijd te verwerken en te reproduceren. Onderzoek toont aan dat het de uitspraaknauwkeurigheid, intonatie, ritme, verbonden spraak, luisterbegrip en spreekvaardigheid aanzienlijk verbetert — waardoor het een van de meest effectieve methoden is voor IELTS Speaking-voorbereiding en echte Engelse communicatie.