The red project program on TVC video is the latest release. Red project TVC (09/08/2017) Period of stagnation Red project TVC 09/15
The Red Project program on the TVC channel (video) discusses the main events in the history of the USSR and Russia. The role of individuals and turning points in the formation and development of the first socialist country. Political talk show by Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin with the participation of famous political scientists and artists.
Red project on TVC 08/31/2018 USSR - China: from love to hate and back
Repeat of the Red Project program on the TVC channel. How did the relationship between the Soviet Union and China develop during the times of Stalin, Khrushchev and subsequent rulers. Why the Chinese comrades disliked Nikita Sergeevich and what to expect in future relations between China and Russia.
Program participants: Sergey Stankevich, Mikhail Khazin, Yuri Tavrovsky, Vladimir Vasiliev, Sergey Luzyanin and Alexey Maslov. Presenters: Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin.
Red project on TVC 08/24/2018 CPSU - leading and guiding
Today on the TVC channel there is a repeat of the Red Project program from June 8, 2018. No one, including Lenin and Stalin, said what a new type of ruling party should be. Why normal political activity replaced with meaningless slogans. Whether the communists could have kept the country from collapse and how they would rule now, political scientists of Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin’s Red Project program are discussing.
Program participants: Andrey Maksimov, Evgeny Spitsyn, Vitaly Tretyakov, Karen Shakhnazarov, Pavel Gusev and Yuriy Pivovarov.
Red project on TVC 08/17/2018 Leonid Brezhnev
On today's broadcast of the TVC channel there is a repeat of the Red Project program from March 17, 2018. The role of the personality of Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev in the history of the USSR. What did the era of stagnation mean for the country and could the Secretary General influence further events.
Program participants: Vitaly Tretyakov, Grigory Amnuel, Alexander Khinshtein, Igor Chubais and other political scientists. Presenters: Nikolay Zlobin and Dmitry Kulikov.
Red project on TVC 10-08-2018 Baltics: occupation or liberation?
Today on the TVC channel there is a repeat of the Red Project program from May 18, 2018. Famous political scientists discuss the Baltic states in different periods of history. Some consider joining the USSR as liberation, others call this period occupation. The Western republics of the former large country received large amounts of funds from the general budget and were a showcase of the Soviet Union.
Program participants: Igor Chubais, Yakov Kedmi, Dmitry Linter, Alexander Tsipko, Vladimir Simindey and others.
Red project on TVC 07/06/2018 Perestroika. Acceleration. Publicity
The topic of today’s program is very complex and very pressing, says presenter Dmitry Kulikov. The party needed renewal, although there was simply no plan for restructuring. This is where Gorbachev emerged, having no idea what to do or where to go. Today on TVC there is a repeat of the program from 09/29/2017.
Program participants: Vitaly Tretyakov, Vladimir Ryzhkov, Alexander Rar, Andrey Maksimov, Tatyana Zhdanok and others.
Red project on TVC 06/29/2018 Decommunization: from Eastern Europe and the Baltics to Ukraine
After the collapse of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact, new politicians from the former Soviet republics and countries of Eastern Europe began to unanimously curse the communist regimes of their countries and blame the Soviet Union for everything. Why is this being done? Today is a repeat of the program on TVC from April 13, 2018.
Participants in the Red Project program are: Grigory Amnuel, Evgeny Spitsyn, Nikolai Zlobin, Yuri Pivovarov, Vadim Karasev, Dmitry Kulikov and others.
Red project on TVC 06/15/2018 The role of personality in history from Nicholas II to Yeltsin
Today's episode of the Red Project program on the TVC channel discusses the role of personality in the history of Russia. How the country’s leaders influenced its fate and how important a good ruler is for the development of the state.
Red project 05/25/2018 Friendship of peoples - myth or reality?
In today's episode of the Red Project Program, the topic of friendship of peoples in the Soviet Union is discussed. How real was the unity in the country and how was it reflected after the collapse.
Project from 04/27/2018 World order from Yalta to the Munich speech
In today's program by Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin, well-known analysts discuss the world order from the time of the Yalta Conference to Vladimir Putin's speech in Munich, where the end of US hegemony was announced. Participating: Yakov Kedmi, Vitaly Tretyakov, Orkhan Dzhemal, Vadim Tryukhan and others.
Program release dated 04/20/2018 From the arms race to hybrid warfare
In today's program Red Project on the TVC channel they discuss the confrontation between the West and Russia. What does the American proposal to compete in the production of weapons threaten the world with? What advantages does Russia have and how to respond to NATO’s inflated military budget.
Project 03/30/2018. Boris Yeltsin
In the latest episode of the program, Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin discuss the role of Boris Yeltsin in the history of Russia. Could Yeltsin change the country without destroying a great state and for what we can thank him.
Participants in the program: Karen Shakhnazarov, Sergey Stankevich, Vitaly Tretyakov, Andrey Okara, Alexander Barsenkov and Mikhail Khazin.
Project on TVC 03/23/2018. Mikhail Gorbachev
In the latest episode of the Red Project program on the TVC channel, they discuss the role of Mikhail Gorbachev in international politics and the collapse of the USSR. How Mikhail Sergeevich’s career developed, who brought him to power and for what purposes.
Participants in the program: Evgeny Spitsyn, Pavel Gusev, Yuri Pivovarov, Alexander Barsenkov, Andrey Maksimov and Sergey Zhuravlev. Presenters: Nikolay Zlobin and Dmitry Kulikov.
Program on TVC 03/02/2018. Nikita Khrushchev
In the next episode of the Red Project program, the personality of the USSR General Secretary Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev is discussed. Achievements and mistakes of the country's ruler who came to power after Joseph Stalin. What the country received with the “Khrushchev Thaw” and what the era of the “corn farmer” is remembered for.
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During the discussion, Nikolai Zlobin recalled the words of Alexander Prokhanov that the USSR ended with the advent of Khrushchev. Inept actions and poor understanding of the theory of communism reduced all victories and conquests to zero.
The liberal point of view is radically different - freedom of speech, passports for peasants and the beginning of democratic reforms.
Participants in the program: Yakov Kedmi, Evgeny Spitsyn, Alexander Barsenkov, Andrey Okara, Boris Nadezhdin and Grigory Amnuel. Presenters: Nikolay Zlobin and Dmitry Kulikov.
Program on the TVC channel 02/16/2018. Lavrenty Beria
The Red Project broadcast on February 16 examines the personality and activities of the marshal Soviet Union Lavrenty Pavlovich Beria. Why was Joseph Stalin's friend and comrade-in-arms shot, what did he do to win the Great Patriotic War? Patriotic War.
Participants in the program: Alexander Khinshtein, Sergey Kremlev, Alexander Tsipko, Sergey Oznobishchev, Elena Prudnikova and Andris Lielais.
Analysts believe that the main reason for the reprisal against Lavrentiy Beria was the political competition of that period in the country. Khrushchev needed power at any cost. Lavrenty Pavlovich turned out to be an obstacle on the way. Watch on YouTube.
Transfer of the Red project 02/09/2018. Lenin
The latest episode of the program by Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin discusses the role of Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov-Lenin in Russian and world history. What the great theorist and follower of Marx’s theory planned, what he managed to accomplish, and for which the world community is grateful to Lenin.
Participants in the program: Karen Shakhnazarov, Yakov Kedmi, Lev Danilkin, Vladimir Khotinenko, Alexander Sosnovsky and Yuri Petrov.
The hosts of the program are Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin.
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As it should be in any court, there are lawyers, prosecutors and jurors: Dmitry Kulikov and Nikolai Zlobin. All those participating in the process are patriots of Russia, only some are “for the whites”, others are “for the reds”, “for Stalin” and “against Stalin”. Zlobin is even a Russian-American patriot, with dual citizenship, but this seems to add objectivity to him: exceptional America itself is present in his person in this project. Maybe it was intended as a reflection on ours, but it turned out to be a trial and even a show.
What do we see? Endless debates: where is the truth and where is the lie of our historians, about particulars, about numbers, about missed opportunities, about a child’s tear and an unburied soldier - with pharisaical and deceitful indignation. It has long been said: do not judge, lest you be judged: the victims of “perestroika” of the USSR and the 90s will judge you in the same way. Unfortunately, today we do not have historians and philosophers of the caliber of Karamzin, Klyuchevsky, Gumilyov, A. Zinoviev, who could historically and authoritatively comprehend the twentieth century of Russia.
Gustave Flaubert said about the discussions surrounding the events of the French Revolution: “Hatred of historical figures is stupidity.” There is a lot of it in this discussion. Karamzin taught: “The ancestors were no more stupid than you,” but our experts do not know Karamzin. In pursuit of scandalous details of history, they do not attach importance to many fundamental facts, which therefore end up being left out of the discussion, and their ancestors look like fools.
The “Red Project,” although it would be more correct to say the USSR, was part of the Western world communist project. In the West he failed, in Russia, the weakest link of the world powers, he won a political victory. We must always remember that this project was Western and global in nature, since this had a serious influence at all stages of its implementation in the USSR.
In all the vicissitudes of the USSR, these moments played a big role, party leaders of all deviations always remembered and argued about them, but this is not important for our experts. Therefore, for them, Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin, Khrushchev and his successors are all Russian communists, and it is not clear why they were so at enmity with each other, because they all worked as if only for the sake of the USSR. It turns out that they were at enmity due to their stupidity and cruelty. However, our experts are fools here.
Today it is clear that the “Red Project” was completely utopian, an attempt to build a new Tower of Babel. The first communist builders believed in its scientific Marxian foundations, therefore they were atheistically indifferent to religious, philosophical and historical warnings, thinking that this had nothing to do with them. They were scientifically mistaken, this can still be understood.
But how can we understand our researchers and judges, who, it turns out, still believe in this utopia today, or diligently do not notice it, because they judge the USSR from the heights of this very utopia: they promised to build a society of freedom, justice and abundance, but they built the GULAG... And who are our researchers after this? After the victory of the revolution, utopias are impossible, but repression is inevitable, as the French Revolution already showed. However, our researchers start from a utopia, believe in a utopia, and reject actual history.
Lenin and Stalin, while continuing to speak the correct “red” slogans, in fact acted as the first counter-revolutionaries, carried out a radical revision of the communist utopia, which is why it survived in spite of the whole world. Lenin's last word was the NEP, a virtual return to market relations. Lenin introduced the NEP with the full force of his authority, and saved the revolution from economic collapse. Although many communists during the NEP put their party cards on the table and shot themselves because they did not understand why they fought in the Civil War.
Stalin abandoned the idea of world revolution and threw all the country's resources into creating the material and technical base of socialism, but in a separate Russia-USSR. Neither Lenin nor Stalin could explain the essence of these decisions to the illiterate party masses; they would not have understood them. And they talked about creative development Marxism and the fight against counter-revolution, which included everyone who opposed them.
Stalin generally began to revive the imperial traditions of Russia: pre-revolutionary culture with Pushkin at its head, rejecting the post-revolutionary proletkult, made concessions to the Church, returned the military history of Russia, all its commanders, and officer shoulder straps to the military, thereby creatively developing Marxism! In 1934, Stalin first made a speech about Soviet patriotism; before that, the Fatherland of the workers and peasants of the USSR was a world revolution! One might say, at the last moment: there were 7 years left before Hitler’s attack!
Trotsky, the theorist and world permanent revolutionary, and his comrades understood everything: what Stalin aimed at and what Stalin rejected. Thus, the conflict between the Stalinist guard and the world-Trotskyist wing in the party was inevitable, and it was resolved by repression, as is customary in revolutionary eras. If Trotsky and his supporters had won, the Stalinists would have ended up in the Gulag.
Stalin’s secretary Bazhanov, who fled to the West, wrote in his memoirs “Stalin at Close Range”: “But I’m not sure whether Trotsky, if Stalin were somehow miraculously removed from power, would have been a less bloodthirsty tyrant than Stalin.” But Russia would become firewood for fueling his permanent world revolution: “Trotsky wanted to carry out a revolution against the Stalinist regime of power. Trotsky proposed to all leftists to defend the USSR in the impending war with Germany - to defend the October Revolution.” That is, Trotsky proposed using a permanent world revolution to fight Hitler’s fascism. An adventure is a weak definition for such a policy; it is a disaster!
The figure of Stalin, of course, is the most important in the post-Leninist development of the revolution in Russia; the most difficult challenges and trials occurred during his reign. However, Stalin is judged from humanitarian heights, from vegetarian times they are judged from non-vegetarian, but revolutionary times. Stalin was not a humanist, he was a revolutionary. In revolutionary times there are revolutionaries and counter-revolutionaries, but humanists disappear somewhere, hiding where they can. However, our judges keep asking: why is Stalin not a humanist?
Stalin as a figure was born in the fire of the civil war, had revolutionary ethics, aesthetics and morality, therefore, when they try to judge him from the heights of humanism and democracy, they look either fools or scoundrels: if you yourself were in this whirlwind of the revolution, who would you become in it? ? However, the Bandera Nazi revolution, with murders, repressions and secret prisons, does not outrage our liberal noses at all.
Revolution always gives rise to chaos, so the emergence of a dictator figure to tame the chaos is inevitable. In the French Revolution, Napoleon became the dictator, in the Russian Revolution - Stalin. By the way, French historians put these figures on a par.
A man of the civil war, Stalin continued it later on the external and internal fronts of the revolution. The Gulag was a prison camp for this war, and it was abolished when the revolution ended in 1953 due to the death of Stalin. And the post-revolutionary Khrushchev times came...
Stalin's great vindication was the victory in the Great Patriotic War. And the creation of the material and technical base for this victory is also his merit. When liberals, at the instigation of their Western authorities, deny this and mock it, they show their intellectual stupidity and baseness: you live only because Stalin won this war. And in the 30s he defeated the Trotskyists.
The Russian revolution is also called egalitarian (the social bottom of society became its top). After the highly educated Leninist elite of revolutionaries passed away, for various reasons, this had a full impact. It was not for nothing that at the end of his life Lenin called: “Study, study and study again,” but here calls cannot help the matter: any fruit must ripen...
The “Red Project” correctly spoke about the small intelligence of Stalin’s successors, starting with Khrushchev. After Stalin, the egalitarian revolution began to develop on its own social basis: the era of simple solutions and “Kuzka’s mother” began: poorly educated people are always inclined to simple solutions to any issues.
However, Nikita Khrushchev, due to his illiteracy, brought the communist utopia back to life: fighting Stalinism and reviving the foundations of Marxism-Leninism, he began to fight the West for world peace, and squander the legacy of the Stalinist USSR around the world. In fact, he began to implement Trotsky’s program: he threw the resources of the USSR into the furnace of the world revolution. Formally, Trotsky was the most consistent Marxist.
Khrushchev was so simple that he even outlined the deadlines: he promised the arrival of communism in 1980! And he promised to show the last priest. If he had at least a parochial education, he would know that the Church never talks about dates. Stalin had an Orthodox seminary and university education behind him, in comparison with his successors; by the way, he told them: “They will put a lot of garbage on my grave,” - after all, he had the gift of foresight...
Khrushchev’s return to life of the world communist utopia created the preconditions for the collapse of the USSR. The egalitarian, illiterate leadership of the party was unable to understand the scale of the problems facing the country. The Moscow philosophical circle, which was headed by front-line soldier A. Zinoviev, soberly assessed the situation, proposed alternatives, but was declared dissident and destroyed, A. Zinoviev himself was exiled to the West.
...In history, such revolutionary events have happened more than once: “Cruel century - cruel hearts,” the Poet said about them long ago, this is the most correct and capacious definition of the “Red Project” in Russia. History is cyclical, all the facts speak for it, but our experts, for the most part, follow the Western progressive theory, which seeks progress everywhere, the pinnacle of which is today declared to be Western democracy, that is, the West. In other words, the West is building a new Tower of Babel, Western communism according to the behest of Trotsky, whose successors the American neocons openly call themselves. After all, in essence, communism is democracy, the USSR was a Soviet democracy...
Democracy, how much blood has already been shed on its altar... To paraphrase Leo Tolstoy, we can say that today democracy is the last refuge of scoundrels. When there is nothing to cover, they say: we have democracy. In the “Red Project,” Polish Marshal Pilsudski was declared a democracy, and this justified his concentration camps for Red Army soldiers. So the liberals and the rest of the West will soon acquit Hitler: after all, he, too, was democratically elected in comparison with Stalin.
Today, September 8, a new historical talk show Red Project 09/8/2017 watch online theme Today's program is about the 60s and 70s of the last century, the Brezhnev period, the era of stagnation or the era of developed socialism? The most curious thing is that all sociological surveys now over the past few years show that in the memory of our citizens, both those who lived then, and those who know this era only from stories and books, this is the most wonderful time in the history of Russia, such public opinion for the most part.
Participants in a historical talk show will heatedly debate what the decade of Khrushchev's Thaw was like? What processes did it launch? Did the people of the sixties dream of humanizing the system or destroying it? Are they the flagship of socialism or anti-Soviet and traitors? Was the thaw able to demolish Stalinist architecture and what was built in its place?
On the occasion of the centenary of the February and October revolutions, the TV Center channel is launching a new historical talk show, “The Red Project.” This is a series of programs covering the period from February 1917 to the present day. Civil War, Red Terror, white emigration, World War II... All these significant events that have occurred over the past 100 years are in one way or another connected with the epochal turning point of 1917.
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