molotov signs for the ussr. seven months later, romania becomes the peoples democracy modeled on the soviet system. khrushchev's promises of keeping the status quo was nothing more than soviet diplomacy. words are one, thing actions another. the berlin. following world war ii, the communists strengthens stalin's grip over east germany. june 17th, 1953 the people of east berlin rise in revolt against the red masters, demanding free elections. nearly 100,000 angry people Ñtage thefh(oó hungarian workers party arrives to cast his ballot and to speak of soviet soviet generosity. i quote, him what was the role of the soviet union in the creation of a popular democracy? without the unremitting kind support of the soviet union, the hungarian popular democracy and all of their popular democracies would never have been created. and quote. harping on capitalist imperialism, the red satirized alleged war mongers. in 1956, the world learned the meaning of the unrelenting support of the on soviet union. russians, go home.

molotov signs for the ussr. ♪♪ stalin's promises at yalta to ensure free and unfettered elections in poland have already been dishonored whose key figures are trained in moscow agents. the example of czechoslovakia december 1943, ambassador to russia in the czech government in exile signs a mutual assistance treaty with the soviets as his president looks on. these people are tannu tuvinians. they request incorporation into the ussr. today their existence is utterly denied by the soviet union. albania. by november 29th, 1944, communist subversion results in only one governing party being recognized in albania. the albanians workers party, the communist party. insight is the dove of peace and soviet military might usually seen together in communist parades and rallies. this is manchuria destroyed after six months of soviet and chinese liberation. these are manchurian factories after systematic stripping by the soviets. khrushchevsaid our state has categorically refused all occupation. this is only one of the m

molotov signs for the ussr. seven months later, romania becomes the peoples democracy modeled on the soviet system. khrushchev's promises of keeping the status quo was nothing more than soviet diplomacy. words are one, thing actions another. the berlin. following world war ii, the communists strengthens stalin's grip over east germany. june 17th, 1953 the people of east berlin rise in revolt against the red masters, demanding free elections. nearly 100,000 angry people stage the first great popular rebellion inside the iron curtain. part of the iron curtain is torn up. communist emblems are put to the torch. after one day of freedom, russian military might squalls the surging crowd. as it is a powerful demonstration of people risking their lives in defiance of tyranny. the example of hungary. hungry is ready to be taken into vacillates of the soviet union. october, first 1949. hungry hungry becomes a popular democracy. the general's accepted tory the hungarian workers party arrived to cast his ballot into speak

the ussr signs. stalin promises at yalta and to the general to secure free and unfettered elections in poland have already been dishonored in an occupied poland whose key figures are trained in moscow agents. the example of czechoslovakia, ambassador to russia, signs a mutual assistance treaty with the soviets as his president looks on. these people are -- august 17, 1944, the people's republic request incorporation into the ussr. today their existence is utterlied denied by the soviet union. it results in one governing party being recognized in albania. insight into it seem together in communist parades and rallies. this is manchuria, destroyed after liberation. these are factories after systemic stripping by the soviets. khrushchev declared, our state has refused all that rests on loot, violence and occupation, end quote. here is grim evidence to the contrary. this is only one of the evidences of dismantling removal of russia for industrial plants. the example of mongolia. this official is an agent

so, i would like to commence my remarks by noting that the ussr and the u.s. missed that chance. the chance to establish their relationship on a new basis of principle and thereby to initiate a world order different from that which existed before the war. i think it is clear that i'm not suggesting they should have established a sort of condominium over the rest of the world. the opportunity was on a different plane altogether. if the united states and the soviet union had been capable of comprehending their responsibility and sensibly correlating their national interests and strivings with the rights and interests of other states and peoples, the planet today would be a much more suitable and favorable place for human life. i have more than once criticized the foreign policy of the stalinist leadership in those years. not only was it incapable of re evaluating the historical logic of their interwar period, taking into account the experience and results of the war and following a course which corresponded to the changed realities. it committed a major error in equating the victor

the kind they have offered from the ussr offered cuba's leader. they point out a problem which disturbs all americans right now, the problem of a communist-controlled or communist-influenced military base in the americas. there are reports that in addition to the building of airfields for planes like these, soviet technicians are at work in cuba now, building hard missile launching sites which could cover every part of the united states. there are reports, too, about soviet and communist chinese technicians being submarines for possible future use by the submarine fleets of the two major communist powers. the reports and rumors which we here have looked into and which we would like to have you look into, too, after a short time-out. >>> what we've heard about the activities of russians and chinese in cuba today has come to us from men like ray robinson, for example, who was a pilot for a cubana airlines. robinson was a first lieutenant in the united states air force before that, and a short time ago he told our man in miami about soviet mig planes

these are soviet jet fighters, the kind the ussr has offered cuba's maximum leader. it seriously concerns and disturbs all americans right now, the problem of a calmness-controlled or calmness-influence military base in the americas. there are reports that in addition to the building of airfields for planes like these, soviet technicians are working in cuba now, building her missile launching sites which could cover every part of the united states. there are reports about soviet and communist-chinese technicians building submarine bases for possible future use by the submarine fleets of the two major calmness powers. reports and rumors which we here haven't been to, in which we would like to have you look into , after a short timeout. what we have heard about the activities of russians and chinese in cuba today has come to us from men like ray robinson, for example, who was a pilot for coupon airlines. he was a first lieutenant in the u.s. air force before that. a short time ago, he told our man in miami come alexander work, about soviet mig planes, missiles, and sub

these are soviet jet fighters that the ussr has offered cuba's leader. the problem of a communist influenced military base in the americas. there are reports that in addition to the buildings of -- building of airfields, soviet technicians are at work in cuba now building missile launching sites which could cover every part of the united states. there are reports too about soviet and communist technicians building submarines for possible future use by the two main communist powers. reports and rumors which we hear of looked into and which we would like to have you look into too. what we have heard about the activities of russians and chinese in cuba today has come to us from men like ray robinson , a pilot for cube auto airlines. robinson was a first lieutenant in the u.s. air force before that. a short time ago, he told our man in miami, alexander work, about soviet made planes, missiles, and submarines in cuba. >> they might have more since that time. >> have you seen the russians and the czechs? >> yes, and the chinese. >> what about these rumors of r

but especially missile-carrying nuclear submarines which are operational and part of the ussr submarine fleet. the soviet union and communist china are just as aware as we are of the enormous importance of the missile-carrying sub, as a moving, hard to spot missile-launching platform. no base on land whether it's cuba or any place else, can compare with this in today's kind of warfare. this does not mean that military bases on land have no value anymore, but it does mean that cuba is not particularly important to a communist russia or a communist china as a military base. the leaders of those two communist powers have other, bigger and much more important goals in mind than just a military foothold in an island in our front yard. cuba is important to the soviet union and the communist china in other ways about which john q. american there and that means all 180 million of us, knows little or nothing. mainly because it's very hard for him or for anyone else to see men like these from the tourist allies south of the border. these men, seldom, if ever, get into the hotels, bars or casino o

it was a special program that began two years ago in communist china, and last year in the ussr. to educating young ecuadorian, bolivia, and prove eons and the rest and the ideas and the ways of communism and also a variety of specially subjected subjects. those young people trained here sent back to the villages and towns will wait for the day to do the things that have to be done to stabilize any revolution. if and has castro's revolution goes well, and with communist help, the next 19 chapters of the battle of america written, the students train there will have their chance to step into power and their countries, and there isn't much done about this. this will happen for very much the same reasons that cuban communists start moving in the power in cuba now. you see, fidel castro could fight the revolution without people trained in economics and in finance and the problems of flow through and communications, without running businesses and industries and agriculture, but castro could not stabilize his revolution without such people. when i asked those young south americans if th

for the ussr, yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a singular achievement and a propaganda coup. here is a report on the moment a russian hero was born. reporter: british space conquerors park. it is a celebration of the russia achievements in space expiration, and the reason the park was built here was that 60 years ago, this place became part of a remarkable story. ♪ on the 12th of april 1961, a soviet air force pilot, yuri gagarin, became the first human to blast into space. and on his descent, he parachuted out of the tiny space capsule he was in and landed here. this was farmland at the time. much to the surprise of a five-year-old girl who was out in the fields planting potatoes. >> [speaking in russian] reporter: what do you remember most about this space man who was suddenly standing in front of you? >> [speaking in russian] mu♪ [cheers] [triumphant music] >> to see the prime minister. mr. mcmillan said, he is a delightful fellow, which just about sums up what everybody thoughtreporter: how does it feel to have been part of history? >> [speaking in russian] reporter:

for the ussr, yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a huge achievement — and a propaganda coup. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on the moment a new russian hero was born. he was the original rocket man. yeah gagarin, the first human being to do this. let's go, he said. he went into space. we can will never forget the moment is the first spaceman returned to us. he landed in yield, where she and her grandmother were planting potatoes. i soon where she and her grandmother were planting potatoes-— planting potatoes. i saw something oranre and planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. _ planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. when - planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. when it - planting potatoes. i saw something| orange and beautiful. when it came towards us, we were scared. then we had a voice saying ladies, wait. i am one of our guys. granny, i said, it is speaking russian, it is probably human. i asked how he got here? he said he came from the sky. after the space flight, communist russia celebrated. karin w

seriously, imagine if our president in the midst of the cold war had sided with the ussr? more gorbachev, repair this wall. now please join me for the daily flag burning. that is a terrible reagan impression. but that's the way it is now. white house that believes the country that owns it is evil. when joe says he's here to unify, he wants to believe that we're racist. this is the guy that went to a funeral to a kkk member. he put mother blacks behind bars than kamala harris. the irony is thicker than hunter's black book, this is his own personal reparations because it's systemic leftism from head to toe. the one old white fart the woke can forgive. instead of opening schools, biden is destroying them. you won't know because they're getting rid of accelerated courses and trashing standards. the goal is not to educate. it's to convince minorities the white people that your schools are horrible. the teacher's unions are never accountable as they fought all competition and accountability. the only ones left unscathed are the far left. the radical ideology has a built-in survi

seriously, imagine if our president in the midst of the cold war had sided with the ussr? more gorbachev, repair this wall. now please join me for the daily flag burning. that is a terrible reagan impression. but that's the way it is now. white house that believes the country that owns it is evil. when joe says he's here to unify, he wants to believe that we're racist. this is the guy that went to a funeral to a kkk member. he put mother blacks behind bars than kamala harris. the irony is thicker than hunter's black book, this is his own personal reparations because it's systemic leftism from head to toe. the one old white fart the woke can forgive. instead of opening schools, biden is destroying them. you won't know because they're getting rid of accelerated courses and trashing standards. the goal is not to educate. it's to convince minorities the white people that your schools are horrible. the teacher's unions are never accountable as they fought all competition and accountability. the only ones left unscathed are the far left. the radical ideology has a built-in survi

citizens and crackingdown on buddhists leading 150 monks to literally set themselves on fire like the old ussr they accused them of using wealth and power to corrupt nations all over the globe through the belt and road initiative but the big flash point is taijuan they claimed to be the legitimate government of china where the nationals set up shop while china never stopped claiming that it owns taijuan. ever since nixon agreed to recognize the people's republic, we've been walking a tight rope protecting autonomy. china wants complete reunification but with taijuan protected by the u.s. military, there is not a lot they can do without causing world war three. the communist party decides to test us and taking that to a whole new level with 25 chinese fighter planes crashing through taijuan's air spice ace the oth day. when biden was sworn in they told he would denounce his press s -- predecessors strategy and nar navaro accused of stealing that hasn't happened not at all in part because china keeps ratcheting up the tension. biden stepped up calls to stop human rights abuses. that's the last t

for the ussr, yuri gagarin�*s single orbit of the earth was a huge achievement — and a propaganda coup. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on the moment a new russian hero was born. he was the original rocket man. yuri gagarin, the first human being to do this. "let's go," he said, and he went — into space. rita nurskanova will never forget the moments the first spaceman returned to earth. he landed in this field, where she and her grandma were planting potatoes. translation: i turned round and saw something orange and beautiful. - i didn't know what it was. when it came towards us, granny was scared. she grabbed my hand and we were about to run home. then we had a voice saying "ladies, wait — i'm one of our guys." "granny," i said, "it's speaking russian — it's probably a human." granny asked him, "how did you get here?" "i came by ship," he said. "what ship?" she asked. "there's no sea here." he said, "i came from the sky." after the space flight, communist russia celebrated. gagarin was a hero, at home and abroad. it was a propaganda coup for the soviet union. mr

yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a huge achievement for the ussr — and a propaganda coup. there will be celebrations across russia to mark the anniversary. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on the moment a new russian hero was born. this is space conquerors park, a few hundred miles south of moscow. it is a celebration of russia's achievements in space exploration, and the reason it was built here is that 60 years ago this place became part of a remarkable story. on the 12th of april 1961, a soviet airforce pilot, yuri gargarin, became the first human to blast into space. and on his descent, gagarin parachuted out of the tiny space capsule he was in. and he landed here — this was farmland at the time — much to the surprise of a five—year—old girl who was out in the fields planting potatoes. what do you remember most about this spaceman who's suddenly standing in front of you? archive: the next call| was at admiralty house to see the prime minister. mr macmillan said, "he's a delightful fellow," which just about sums up what everybody thought. how doe

yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a huge achievement for the ussr — and a propaganda coup. there will be celebrations across russia to mark the anniversary. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on the moment a new russian hero was born. this is space conquerors park, a few hundred miles south of moscow. it is a celebration of russia's achievements in space exploration, and the reason it was built here is that 60 years ago this place became part of a remarkable story. on the 12th of april 1961, a soviet airforce pilot, yuri gargarin, became the first human to blast into space. and on his descent, gagarin parachuted out of the tiny space capsule he was in. and on his descent, gagarin parachuted out of the tiny space capsule he was in. and he landed here — this was farmland at the time — much to the surprise of a five—year—old girl who was out in the fields planting potatoes. what do you remember most about this spaceman who's suddenly standing in front of you? archive: the next call| was at admiralty house to see the prime minister. mr macmillan said, "he'