БЕРЁМ ПРИМЕР С ИРАНА: ПЕРЕГОВОРЫ С КИЕВОМ — КАПИТУЛЯЦИЯ? | Владимир Лизун и Александр Колпакиди

You can support Alexander Kolpakidi's project financially by following this link: https://knigi-kolpakidi.ru/ Register for the conference "Unobvious History": https://delib.ru/meetings/1790 Book "In the Circle of the Soviet Elite. Half a Century in Diplomatic Service": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/v-krugu-s... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/68... Historian Alexander Kolpakidi and diplomat Vladimir Lizun conduct a rigorous systemic audit of cognitive, ideological, and military The Central Military District's miscalculations in Ukraine. Why did the Russian oligarchy's behind-the-scenes attempts to negotiate with their Kyiv counterparts through Medvedchuk lead to a stalemate, and why did the Minsk agreements become a long-term NATO ambush? Boosty: https://boosty.to/den_club Follow us on other social media Telegram: https://t.me/knijnij_den VK: https://vk.com/knizhnyjden Zen: https://dzen.ru/knijnij_den Tion Publishing House Website: https://idtion.ru/ Den Bookstore: https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with Authors: https://delib.ru/meetings Timecodes: 00:00 Alexander Kolpakidi introduces Vladimir Lizun 01:01 The nature of the conflict in Ukraine 01:34 Why we can't simply compare the Soviet Military District to World War I 06:56 Soviet legality and the 1938 apartment incident 08:48 Khodorkovsky, the courts, and Stalin's time 10:01 Judicial reform and the crisis Justice 13:22 The Georgian experience and the change of police 15:09 Repressions against priests and the issue of rehabilitation 17:24 The Butovo firing range and the dispute over memory 20:46 Corruption, nepotism, and the lack of major achievements 22:01 Khasbulatov, Yeltsin, and the preservation of the military-industrial complex 23:43 Yeltsin and the removal of nuclear weapons from Ukraine 26:11 Why the conflict cannot be reduced to a "war of oligarchies" 27:51 The Central Military District and parallels with World War II 29:12 Why Yeltsin supported Ukrainian communists 30:50 Why Russia did not rely on the left-wing forces of Ukraine 31:12 The left-wing movement, foreign agents, and the right-wing forum in St. Petersburg 32:16 The anti-Nazi and liberation nature of the Central Military District 33:44 NATO on Russia's borders 35:15 North Korea and the argument against "imperialist war" 36:16 The Mannerheim plaque in St. Petersburg 39:23 Stalin, Finland, and preparations for war 41:07 Biological laboratories in Ukraine 42:47 Why it is important to think before elections 43:42 Education, science, and the Soviet experience of victory 46:03 The pace of development of the USSR from 1929 to 1955 47:57 Vasily Leontiev and an alternative to Gaidar's reforms 50:00 The oligarchic nature of the beginning of the Central Military District 52:34 Why the bet on a "deal" failed 53:45 The Minsk Agreements as a step toward war 55:01 When a war can become a people's war 56:37 Negotiations with Kiev and the US as an ideological mistake 57:52 The end and preview of the discussion on ideology #AlexanderKolpakidi #VladimirLizun #Ukraine #Central Military District #leftmovement #socialism #oligarchy #NATO #MinskAgreements #Stalin #Yeltsin #Khasbulatov #militaryindustrial complex #Mannerheim #soviethistory #geopolitics