Reply of the Russian Embassy in the Czech Republic to the renaming of the address in Nemtsov Square

The network discusses political “cat and mouse,” which called events related to the “targeted” component of the Russian diplomatic mission in the Czech Republic. It all started with the fact that the Prague authorities decided to rename the area on which the Russian Embassy is located in Boris Nemtsov Square.

The Czech authorities did not give any separate comments on this subject, having unsubscribed by becoming the traditional “translation of shooters” to the municipal authorities. ” In turn, local media reported that the renamed square "will now remind the Kremlin of the death of the opposition leader."

Now it becomes known about the response of Russian diplomats. The Czech media came out with materials that said that the Russian embassy in Prague allegedly decided to change the legal address. Instead of “Nemtsov Square”, 34 Korunovachni Street became this address. But this address was previously assigned to our diplomatic mission. On it is the consular department of the Russian diplomatic mission in the Czech Republic. And this address is located just a few hundred meters from the embassy building.

In the Czech Foreign Ministry, commenting on the notification received from Russian diplomats, they stated that they would not dispute this decision, since it is administrative in nature.

From a Facebook post from the Russian Embassy:

In mid-March, a notification was received from the Prague City Hall to the Embassy “about the termination of the address of the representative building of the Embassy: Pod Kastany Square, orientation number 1”, which was the official address of the Russian diplomatic mission. According to this notification, the representative building “retains the address: Korunovachni street, orientation number 36”.

Given that the name of Korunovacni Street is historical, has been used for more than a hundred years and, in our opinion, the probability of its renaming is much lower than that of the toponym “Boris Nemtsov Square” that suddenly appeared in the Czech capital. The Embassy decided to further use the address Korunovachni Street, orientation number 36 as its official address.

Thus, we are not talking about a “relocation” of the Russian diplomatic mission, as the Czech media hastened to present, which any professional journalist could easily verify by checking the information in the real estate cadastre (fortunately, it is available on the Internet). The official address of the Russian Embassy in the Czech Republic, as before, remains the address of the representative building of the diplomatic mission.

Initially, Czech media announced the "relocation of the embassy" of the Russian Federation.
As can be seen from the message, at first the municipal authorities notified the Russian diplomats that the former address “Ploshchad Kashtany” no longer exists. The Russian diplomatic mission gave its answer.

Recall that earlier relations between Moscow and Prague were somewhat heated due to the decision of the authorities of the municipality of the Czech capital to dismantle the monument to Marshal Konev. The head of the municipality, citing the reason for the demolition of the monument, cynically declared: "He was without a medical mask."

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[Doccor18]

It would be better if they renamed Marshal Konev Square!

[Same lech]

It would be better if they renamed Marshal Konev Square!

I support ... though the Czechs would have rehabilitated themselves a little.

[DMB 75]

One hundred and forty thousand of our soldiers died, freeing these ungrateful accomplices of the hardworking Nazis ... Otakar Yarosh from the other world curses all these here, I'm sure ..

[Paranoid50]

Quote: DMB 75

Otakar Yarosh from all over the world curses all of these

So yes, only Yarosh was a Slovak. Well, in Slovakia, such movements, it seems, are not observed.

[Reptiloid]

So they do not want rehabilitation, but only act “out of spite.” They seem to want exacerbations!

Quote: The same Lech

It would be better if they renamed Marshal Konev Square!

I support ... though the Czechs would have rehabilitated themselves a little.

[Egoza]

Quote: Reptiloid

they only act "out of spite."

Maybe the hope is that the United States will appreciate their efforts after the pandemic.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Egoza

..... Maybe they feed hope that the United States will appreciate their efforts after the pandemic.

I’ll probably see soon what they’ll probably do next

[Tatyana]

Quote: Egoza

Quote: Reptiloid

they only act "out of spite."

Maybe the hope is that the United States will appreciate their efforts after the pandemic.

And I think that money from the USA in advance on these Russophobic and anti-Russian actions Comprador Czech Republic has already received.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Tatiana

..... And I think that the Czech Republic has already received money from the United States as an advance for these Russophobic and anti-Russian actions.

I noticed your innocence and foresight, Tatyana

[venik]

Quote: Reptiloid

I noticed your innocence and foresight, Tatyana

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Join us!

[Reptiloid]

Yes, this foresight was not once!

Quote: venik

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[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Egoza

they hope that the United States will appreciate their efforts after the pandemic.

I would like to recall the classics: you love even the hell right ... but you need to know at least your own recent history. For example, they would remember who and how the Czech Republic “presented” the state debt after the collapse of the Union, and this was not the Russian Federation at all, but those who they are now so actively waving. Shame on one word, great thought

Quote: Doccor18

renamed Marshal Konev Square!

[Peter is not the first]

I agree. Why in Moscow Julius Fucik Street? It must be renamed to Marshal Konev. And by the way, the Czech Embassy is located on it. Tooth by tooth, not the other cheek.

[Oleg Zorin]

It is difficult to think of more stupidity. The Prague metro station Fučíkova was renamed into Nádraži Holesovice. As I understand it, you are proposing to continue the work of the Czech "partners". To consign to oblivion the name of the anti-fascist Fucik, executed by the Nazis.

[venik]

Quote: Peter is not the first

Why in Moscow Julius Fucik Street? It must be renamed to Marshal Konev.

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There are also other options: "Clement Gottwald" (wow, how he will overtake them!) Or "Liberators of Prague" (this is even cooler!).

[210ox]

This concerns the address of the Czech embassy in Moscow.

[Dmitry Donskoy]

The Prazhskaya metro station in Moscow should be renamed Koneva.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

The Prazhskaya metro station in Moscow should be renamed Koneva.

It would be great.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

The Prazhskaya metro station in Moscow should be renamed Koneva.

And the address at 12-14 Julius Fucik Street, renamed into I.V. Stalin Street, or Konev Street. ... Fucik is understandable, not guilty of anything, just let him say thanks from the other world, to his ungrateful descendants. Or another option, in Brezhnev Lane, as a reminder of 1968, or even stupidly, in the "street of the Prague events of 1968". Let them turn.

[Golovan Jack]

Quote: orionvitt

And the address on Julius Fucik Street 12-14, rename the street IV Stalin, or Konev. .

No, Fuchik is good, don’t ... make a public garden there, and put up a monument ... well, at least Konev

[Rostislav Prokopenko]

There, this ... alternatively gifted municipal deputy Dasha Lisaped even found the law of the city of Moscow from 1997 (No. 10 of 08.10.1997) that "... the name of the metro station is possible only if they coincide with those on the surface and cannot be used to preserve the memory of famous residents of Moscow and citizens of Russia. "
True, this valiant deputy, the lispedist, did not read the whole law.
There are no rules without exceptions, except for the rule on exceptions!
So the metro station Marshal Konev instead of Prague should be !!!

[Stalllker]

Although I gave a plus, but I'm afraid they are trying to achieve this so that we would start to abandon everything "Czech". I would rather not buy beer from them and components for its preparation. And I removed all "cheskoe" in the names, so as not to advertise for them.

[Oleg Zorin]

Man, don’t sway at the holy thing, don’t touch the beer!

[Stalllker]

Drink as much as you like, but under a different name and from another manufacturer)))

[tol100v]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

The Prazhskaya metro station in Moscow should be renamed Koneva.

What for? Is it better to stretch the subway line to the cities with their names ?!

[knn54]

"Nemtsov under chestnuts"

[Finches]

I have one grandfather who freed Prague ... I sometimes think, visiting his grave, and he died in 85, thank God that he did not live to see the collapse of the USSR and all this - it turns out that man built his country with his own hands, and he built Dneprogress, then defended it with weapons in hand, then rebuilt ... And all in vain! Mechenny, bought by the State Department, came, said - everything you did was dead-headed, then he got drunk in ... Boriska and said - you are a communist, which means you are g ..., and then red-haired Tolya came and said - Grandfather, you didn’t fit in to the market! Realizing all this, I want to take a machine gun and ...

It’s good that he died in 1985 ....

[true_rover]

My great-grandfather also participated in the liberation of Prague, and his son (my grandmother’s brother) in 1968 drove into a tank in Prague, that’s such a fate.

[Finches]

And rightly so, that I drove in - now I think that the revolutionaries there wound a little on the caterpillars ....

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Finches

I have one grandfather who freed Prague ... I sometimes think, visiting his grave, and he died in 85, thank God that he did not live to see the collapse of the USSR and all this - it turns out that man built his country with his own hands, and he built Dneprogress, then defended it with weapons in hand, then rebuilt ... And all in vain! Mechenny, bought by the State Department, came, said - everything you did was dead-headed, then he got drunk in ... Boriska and said - you are a communist, which means you are g ..., and then red-haired Tolya came and said - Grandfather, you didn’t fit in to the market! Realizing all this, I want to take a machine gun and ...

It’s good that he died in 1985 ....

I also have everything with my grandfather, except for the Dnieper, at 16 I went to the front. He presented a certificate from the village council that he was 25. He was freeing Prague. Died at 90m. I also thought --- well, that I did not see anything of this during my life. Neither the destruction of the Union, nor the renaming of Leningrad., Nor capitalism.

[lucul]

It would be better if they renamed Marshal Konev Square!

Yes, the Czechs didn’t know about that Nemtsov, it is the Zionists who hint about themselves, or rather show their power over the Czech Republic .....

[Sergey S.]

Quote: Doccor18

It would be better if they renamed Marshal Konev Square!

This will have to be done over time.
Although, maybe a new surname of an outstanding Russian marshal will appear by then!

[AllBiBek]

The most obvious thing will be round the clock from the building of the Russian Embassy in Prague to play the Katyusha at the maximum allowable volume, the Czechs are furious with it. For nefig.

[Same lech]

The Czechs, if desired, can recall and demand a lot ...
for the atrocities of the whites in Siberia ... for the supply of weapons and ammunition to Hitler throughout the Second World War ... because their products killed our citizens ... and soldiers and women and children and the elderly ... in general, if the Czechs continue to be like that we shit it all can be raised and used against them to the fullest.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: The same Lech

The Czechs, if desired, can recall and demand a lot ....

What about the Poles? For a long time it is time to put them in sight. How much can you not rename Kosciuszko and Gdanskaya streets? It's time to take care of this

[Aviator_]

It's right. Gdansk street - to Danzig.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Aviator_

It's right. Gdansk street - to Danzig.

It has long been necessary to do this. In a hurry, Maxim Gorky, Kirovsky, Saltykov-Shchedrin, Dzerzhinsogo renamed. In the 90s

[Aviator_]

Quite right, in the 90s (more precisely, in the fall of 1993) in Moscow there was renaming itching. Later, when I visited South Africa, I was convinced that the negroes there did the same thing - renamed all the streets and began to wait for happiness to come.

[Reptiloid]

At that time I could not very immediately follow, but we had until the end of the 90s.

Quote: Aviator_

.... Later, when I visited South Africa, I was convinced that the Negroes there did the same thing - renamed all the streets and began to wait for happiness to come.

What is interesting with South Africa? Perhaps the most powerful state in Africa then was? The time of the destruction of the USSR and South Africa at about the same time happened. We must read how it was.

[Aviator_]

Yes, the strongest, and worked on his own nuclear weapons. It is good that they did not allow to complete these works. I was there in 2012 at a conference. The state is not very rich - all the wealthy mineral resources belong to transnational corporations, which only pay taxes. The state itself consists of 10 completely different Negro tribes with completely different languages. English is the language of interethnic communication. The accounting department of my office with the aim of saving money settled me in Pretoria in the criminal area. A lot of impressions. Other participants (IOFAN, MSU, and all others) lived on the outskirts in the white areas, and behind me, the very first, the bus drove into the center. They are trying very hard to get their country out of savagery, and they invite everyone - from university professors to school teachers. Those who study and work are quite adequate people, and loafers are pure monkeys (this also applies to white loafers). The conference was held very well in comparison with conferences in Japan and Italy - the South African people tried very hard, which can not be said about japs ​​with mafiosi.

[Reptiloid]

Class! What have you been there
. That’s clear --- what the owners of TNCs could have plundered and seized, or who is even taller. They laid a paw on metals and diamonds ..... did the Anglo-Saxons do what they failed 100 years ago? Both here and in historical Russia?

..... nuclear weapons .... not allowed to complete these works .....

Wow! Otherwise, all these 10 tribes would use without hesitation? Maybe? What do you think? Is that process over in South Africa? Indeed, with our country again it did not work out to the end.

[Aviator_]

In the framework of the BRICS, cooperation with them is somehow warming up, if the fascist Pinochet had not come to power in Brazil, then an interesting joint project would have been organized, I moved it (of course, not one), but it did not grow together, and now the virus has grown. In South Africa, the main aerodynamic - Indian, already in the fifth generation lives there. Good man. They specialize in helicopters and drones, but so far it does not work out too well - the budget is regularly cut. Here are some pictures

Schoolchildren, the black district, the moon, so they ride, the white district

[Reptiloid]

Thank you so much! Snapshots +++++++++++++++++
It could be, eat it again!
I once read a book by Barnard, who transplanted my heart, South Africa is no longer there, as are those foreign literature magazines .. Like those who wrote them out and took care of them for a long time. Another era

[Aviator_]

I remember Christian Barnard, the first to have a successful heart transplant. He then left South Africa, apartheid got it.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: Aviator_

I remember Christian Barnard, the first to have a successful heart transplant. He then left South Africa, apartheid got it.

For years I recalled the name, I could not. And now suddenly ---- Unwanted elements. Or not? Another book?

[Aviator_]

Frankly, I don’t remember, my mother was interested in this, because she was a doctor. There is no one to ask anymore - she died last summer, 92 years old.

[Reptiloid]

And my grandmother wrote out magazines. It would be the same. She is April 14th.
But we somehow somehow became a different topic! Let comrades with understanding to us.
Best wishes to you.

[Aviator_]

A few more photos from South Africa. One day we were taken to a grandiose zoo.

Belaya is the head of the zoo. On such machines we were carried among predators.
All the best!

[Reptiloid]

That is, it is rather not a zoo in our understanding, when animals are in cages, but a nature reserve, when animals are in nature.?
I know that they have animal police! It used to be, anyway.

[Aviator_]

The zoo also has open-air cages, and this is a huge fenced piece of savannah, animals, of course, are fed. Savannah is exactly like the Orenburg or Crimean steppes, only some exotic bushes are found. The Australians said that there was no difference from their savannah either. On the way from the airport, the taxi driver pointed to giraffes and ostriches grazing near the track (the track is fenced with wire under current).

[Reptiloid]

Yes, it’s a memory for a lifetime, and I’m especially nowhere ... like in Finnish, for 20 years, many times, and in Croatia. I got poisoned with their food .. Rural life. The truth is, the Finns are earning money from Russian tourists, they do everything carefully and painstakingly. There is a touching petting zoo.

[Aviator_]

This was my first trip to the far abroad, and I was alone from the office with my report. Until I met people from Moscow State University and the Institute of General Physics (GPI) at the congress itself, it was extremely sad. And the next year they sent to the Japanese, also one, so there were no Russians at all, from the Slavs there was only a professor from the Czech Republic, who knew the song "On the wild steppes of Transbaikalia, where gold is dug in the mountains", and that one with errors. At the final banquet, he tried to perform it, I corrected him. Surely this song was brought to him by his grandfather from the White Bohemian corps.
Himself from St. Petersburg?

[Reptiloid]

Yes, from Peter. Grandfather at the Air Force Academy. Mozhaisky taught At the beginning of the century I went around that whole territory. ......

[Aviator_]

I’m Orenburg - my father was transferred to teach at the Orenburg Navigation School after the Korean War (there was such a thing). In Orenburg, he graduated from high school, went to study and for more than 40 years in the suburbs. In the USSR east of Gorno-Altaysk did not happen.

[Reptiloid]

I had in mind the territory of the Academy, there are barracks, the House of Officers, residential buildings for employees and students. ..... Large territory on the Petrograd side ..

[Aviator_]

And I already thought about Transbaikalia. My school friend's father graduated from Mozhaika, then he built a lot of things - an airfield in Amderma, missile silos throughout the Union, and when a political decision was made to destroy chemical weapons, he complained to us guys what it cost him to build this complex without targeted budget funding. Then he was the chief engineer of PrivO.

[Reptiloid]

Good morning ! I am Dmitry. I answered another article too.

Quote: Aviator_

And I already thought about Transbaikalia. My school friend's father graduated from Mozhaika, then he built a lot of things - an airfield in Amderma, missile silos throughout the Union, and when a political decision was made to destroy chemical weapons, he complained to us guys what it cost him to build this complex without targeted budget funding. Then he was the chief engineer of PrivO.

What's bad ---- mom has no such memories of grandfather. He told her about childhood about relatives, about political intrigues, but she forgot everything about intrigues.

[Aviator_]

Good morning, Dmitriy! As I understand it, it’s more difficult for you to collect historical memories, since you are 20-25 years younger than me. The right thing, I am slowly collecting it, mainly for my son and grandson with my granddaughter, and for myself too. I’m collecting it bit by bit - my grandmother (died in 1975) was generally illiterate, in the 30s she somehow mastered a letter (a Voronezh peasant woman), my grandfather died in 1982, also a villager, this is my father's line. And on the mother's side (Far East) - almost everything is covered in darkness. There, the grandmother was a teacher of the gymnasium, later she taught in rural schools of Primorye (Semenovka (now Arsenyev), Chernyshovka, Telyanza, Manzovka, ...) If it’s interesting, I’ll send in a memo some of my memoirs that I began to write about 10 years ago.

[Reptiloid]

Wait for my letter to you in PM. What do I have? Father's relatives, an old, Cossack big clan --- D.V.Who are you married to? On local women in those distant times. So I have national ancestors. However, in appearance, both my father and my father are not visible. But, there is no relationship, as they left there at 91

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Reptiloid

. How much can you not rename Kosciuszko and Gdanskaya streets?

Dmitry, to the heap next to Kosciuszko is ... yeah, Warsaw. If it becomes quite tight with the psheks, then as an alternative - Yaruzelsky St.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

in general, if the Czechs continue to be in this spirit, we can spoil it all can be raised and used against them in full.

The only pity is that our "lifters" are too feeble. It is only good enough to express "concern".

The fact that we here offer a lot and correctly propose is true, into the void ...
Personally, I am looking forward to the implementation of what the VVP announced a long time ago - "an adequate response to inappropriate actions." Hey! Where is he, an adequate answer?

So far, I see only "concern" in response to how we are being poured with mud by all and sundry. Moreover, impunity breeds progressive arrogance. So the Czech authorities have already traditionally all are attributed to municipal authorities.

When we will no longer express our "concern", but we will step in response to our beloved corn so that at least the same Czechs howl ...

[AllBiBek]

"The son is not responsible for his father? No, you have not heard!"

The present Czechs are completely ottolerasten, and it is through this prism that they are served to us. They eat, good lovers devour.

[KCA]

And on the facade from the roof to the ground a poster with Konev with all the regalia

[Insurgent]

Quote: KCA

And on the facade from the roof to the ground a poster with Konev with all the regalia

Quote: Learn Colonel Cassad

The story of a picket of Limonovites at the Czech consulate in three acts.


This morning (17 April) activists of the "Other Russia" party held a protest at the General Consulate of the Czech Republic in St. Petersburg in connection with the demolition of the monument to Marshal Ivan Konev in Prague. The National Bolsheviks unfolded a banner "Konev - in place, kurvy!", And then lit a smoke bomb.
As a result, one participant was detained.
The protest action was a continuation of the action held on April 5 in Moscow near the Czech Embassy. Then the party activists threw smoke bombs at the embassy building and hung out a banner "Stop fascism!"
The next day, Czech Foreign Minister Tomas Petršicek sent a note of protest to the Russian Foreign Ministry. In response, a member of the executive committee of the independent political party “Other Russia” Mikhail Axel stated the following:
“We want the monument to Konev returned to the place, so that this does not happen again, and that the Czech side stops reviewing the results of the Second World War, fixed by the Nuremberg Tribunal. Otherwise, your appeals to international law are void. ”

Text flyers from today's promotion:
Koneva - in place, kurvy!
In Prague, a monument was demolished to the heroic Marshal Ivan Stepanovich Konev. Municipal authorities, led by the head of the city Ondřej Kolář, gloomily mock the historical memory of our peoples and the blood of Soviet soldiers who liberated the Czech capital and Auschwitz 75 years ago. It will not get away with it. We, the National Bolsheviks, demand the restoration of the monument and its return to the Interbrigade Square. Remember: do not anger the Russian people. We can recall not only the 1945th, but also the 1968th.
Our tanks will be in Prague!
Party “Other Russia”

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Detained at today's rally of the Other Russia party near the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in St. Petersburg against the demolition of the monument to Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev Sergei Kondratyev, he was charged with an exotic article of the Code of Administrative Offenses - 20.2 part 7. It implies punishment for an unauthorized action "in the immediate vicinity of the territory of a nuclear installation, radiation source or storage facility for nuclear materials and radioactive substances." In the next block there is the Central Research Institute "Prometheus", which works with radioactive materials. However, it was not him that was picketed, but the Czech consulate. Maybe the St. Petersburg law enforcement officers consider the diplomatic institution to be radioactive? The fine under this article is an astronomical amount from 150 to 300 thousand rubles. Kondratyev remained at the police station until the trial, which is to take place today or tomorrow.

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Sergei Kondratyev, detained at today's rally of the Other Russia party in St. Petersburg, was fined 20 thousand rubles by a court decision and released. Realizing that the exotic art. 20.2 part 7 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation will not stand in court, police officers rewrote the protocols to the standard part 2 of Art. 20.2, "Holding a public event without giving notice."

[gabonskijfront]

Damn it, because they cannot but know that we have a double attitude towards Nemtsov. Who did we put in order in Prague in the 68th year? According to Wikipedia, Army General Pavlovsky, here on the street named after him should be the Czech embassy in Moscow.

[Siberian]

And besides, when they shot Nemtsov, he was without maxi, and with someone else's heifer, and without Czech beer in his hand. If only the Czechs themselves would know why they loved him so much ... Was he really a European fagot?

[AllBiBek]

Yeah, twofold.
On the one hand, it’s good that they shot, and on the other, it’s bad that it was so late, it used to be.

[Tuzik]

he was already a recruited figure, he was simply chosen for the slaughter, I wonder who the minke whales will choose as the victim.

[AllBiBek]

Yes, there is one here which, if dispossessed, the entire country will have enough quarantine for six months.
He still has no soul because of the color of his hair.

[Deck]

Are you a supporter of political killings? That is, you justify terrorism. It's time to put you in a cage.

"The most serious attention should be paid to high-profile crimes, including those with political overtones. It is necessary at last to save Russia from shame and tragedies like the one that we have just experienced and saw, I mean the audacious murder of Boris Nemtsov right in the center of the capital." , - V.V. Putin

[AllBiBek]

Are you a proponent of impunity theft on an industrial scale? Ie justify the theft.
It's time for you to fool.

[Deck]

On the one hand, it’s good that they shot, and on the other, it’s bad that it was so late, it used to be.

And there is an article for you: Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Public calls for terrorist activities, public justification of terrorism or propaganda of terrorism.
item 2. The same acts committed with the use of mass media or electronic or information and telecommunication networks, including the Internet - a period of five to seven years.
Don't be bored

[sanik2020]

At the time came, the two states with their game of renaming reached such insanity that I would not be surprised if the Russian embassy is registered on the moon and the Czech embassy on Mars. So go there for visas and send the same notes there.

[orionvitt]

Quote: sanik2020

two states with their game of renaming reached such insanity

First, not two, but one. And in general, all this "Visegrad four" is nothing but a bunch of morally ugly Russophobes. Really weaklings, but to smell behind the owner's back is their style. Have always been under someone, and always will be.

[Fan-fan]

And Sanya correctly wrote, precisely two states and which of them is more engaged in renaming it is still necessary to understand. Remind you all how many renames we had. And where is the symbol of our victory - the city of STALINGRAD?

[orionvitt]

Quote: Fan-Fan

Remind you all how many renames we had. And where is the symbol of our victory - the city of STALINGRAD?

Digging from the wrong end. Our renaming, this is our business, I hope the Khrushchev-perestroika liberda will be defeated and justice will still prevail. Let us ask a question in essence. The metro station "Moskovskaya" in Prague was renamed, but the metro station "Prazhskaya" in Moscow, no. This is so, for example, who first started and who continues this demarche.

[AllBiBek]

In the sense of "arrived"?
They did not disappear anywhere, there were diplomatic tricks at all times.

How many intrigues and victims in Europe, at least in the process of who, in what order, in which motorcade, where to go, have ...

And why only our ambassadors at the court of the Turkish sultans did not get up ...

Diplomatic trolling is a much more ancient phenomenon than the concept of trolling in the currently most used context, which is not fishing.

[Tusv]

Maybe the Czech Republic will be renamed Tapok. Well, there were shoes "Cheshki", which are sports sneakers. Well a sign on Fucik street - Tapka embassy in the Russian Federation

[Doccor18]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

The Prazhskaya metro station in Moscow should be renamed Koneva.

"which the events related to the" targeted "component of the Russian diplomatic mission in the Czech Republic were named" ...

[sanek45744]

Or maybe just the whole deep. remove the mission from this country, suspend all relations with this country. It is necessary to drive Czechs out of the country with everything and everything.

[rocket757]

So pf-e.
Until we force ourselves to respect ourselves, no one will respect us.
One thing is obvious, the authorities will not do this, because not .... and I immediately remember how the Yankees weaned the Japanese to destroy tuna without measure! Stopped buying and eating it! That's all, the problem was solved in a short time !!! Because in all countries the rich rule, and they do not want to lose the Russian market! And they do not care about any shtetles frostbitten and possessed, quickly put in a stall!
Do not buy anything Czech, Polish and other yapping. The whole world put on them ... anathema, or something. But don’t call it, if only it would be effective.

[tol100v]

Quote: rocket757

The whole world put on them ... anathema, or something. But don’t call it, if only it would be effective.

A sensible proposal, and I think it is much more effective than all the MFA's demarches! And "Octavia" and "Kohinur" will be sorry! We won't even talk about beer ...! After all, it is unlikely that "Octavia" and others from Skoda will buy in Germany and SGA!

[rocket757]

This proposal is also followed so that we learn how the whole world is going to do the things we need!
Only in this way can we understand that TOGETHER we are power.
There is a beginning of trouble, suddenly you will like to feel responsible not only for the memory of our ancestors, but also for the future of our descendants !!!

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: rocket757

Until we force ourselves to respect ourselves, no one will respect us ....
Do not buy anything Czech, Polish and other yapping. The whole world put on them ... anathema, or something. But don’t call it, if only it would be effective.

Simple and with a bite - probably the most effective way

[rocket757]

As they say to them, now, on Privoz, "if you want to hook the most cunning greedy, twisted one, hook him by the tight bag!" It turns out very sensitively and intelligibly! Effectively!

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: rocket757

sensitively and intelligibly! Effectively!

If I am not mistaken, then such a suggestion was carried out in relation to Latvia several years ago. Then, after all, the mayor was bustling about opening a courtyard in Moscow. Well, Czechs to introduce and without exemptions

[rocket757]

To those Baltic states ... the sisters have not yet reached. They are slow, that is, that is.
Events do not stand still and the consequences will not be long in coming.
Although, to us in that direction for a long time already pf-e ... except that some will want to amuse their significance.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: rocket757

Events do not stand still and the consequences will not be long in coming. Although, to us in that direction has long been pf-e ....

They won’t make you wait: they are slowly being removed from EU / Germany financing, but wait - they will soon be pulled with a bow

[rocket757]

And in their territories soon will remain only officials and pensioners .... people, able-bodied, dumped all anywhere from that ambush.
Planet SHELEZYAK, no resources, no industry, no people ... populated by officials.

[cniza]

Yeah and our all the locks bought up, what will happen next?

[rocket757]

Hi
They will increase property taxes .... Officials also want to eat and not three crusts of bread, but whatever more nicer.

[cniza]

Well, let it hurt their head, otherwise they can nationalize it.

[rocket757]

They can simply confiscate all the debt for debts!
Theoretically, the owner should not turn the little head into a hen that carries eggs, though not gold, !!! Only who will understand these Thai Baltic ....

[askort154]

Polyako -'re coming out - the Chekho-Balts, did not wait, so desired by them, the "collapse of Russia" in the 90s, now, like mongrels, they cling to their trousers, not daring to bite the leg.

[Kronos]

I mean did not wait? Remained not a large piece of Russia from all sides surrounded by NATO

[UAZ 452]

Don’t worry - from the moment Poland joined NATO, the future of this organization has ceased to raise any doubts. The Poles will surely ruin any union, community, confederation in which they will be members.

[tol100v]

Quote: askort154

not daring to bite his leg.

Very soon they will start licking everything they reach!

[Million]

The Czech Republic is a member of NATO. What else can you expect from it?

[Gardamir]

Why are they all so excited?

When you hang Mannerheim’s boards, or shoot films like Zuleykh’s legs spread for state money, somewhere in Europe another Soviet monument to the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War falls.

[parusnik]

When you hang Mannerheim boards

, erect monuments to Czech legionnaires, by agreement, between the ministries ..... and then in the text ..

[akinfeeffr]

Yes, they went into the loop, then we have not forgotten anything and this is important !!!

[Reserve buildbat]

Rename the address of the Czech embassy to "Czech deadlock"

[iouris]

I say: hit the Skoda with a ruble, they are predators - they don't understand subtle handling.

[Falke twin]

Czech soldiers and officers during the civil war killed the peaceful Russian population. People sang then.
"We were attacked by evil Czechs,
Native village set on fire.
Father killed in the first fight
And the mother was alive in the fire burned.
Sister native captured taken
And I was left an orphan. "
We have every reason to adequately respond to this demarche.
There are monuments to white whales along the trans-Siberian railway.

[Lannan Shi]

Quote: Falke Twin

There are monuments to white whales along the trans-Siberian railway.

Until then, how long in Russia was the regime that the whites were trying to plant. Their terror was aimed at the accession of wild capitalism. Actually what we have now. Why not stand the monuments to those who fought for the ideas of edra?

[Golovan Jack]

Quote: Lannan Shi

Until then, how long in Russia was the regime that the whites actually tried to plant

Yes of course

 Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Czech Republic on the mutual maintenance of military graves

http://docs.cntd.ru/document/901783313

They contain ours, we are theirs ... what is bad?

BTW: do you want to demolish the French monuments in Borodino too? Extremely in vain, beautiful monuments, he himself had the opportunity to admire

[UAZ 452]

If they are buried there, let them stand. We are not barbarians - to defile graves. And if it’s not a tombstone, then it’s possible to demolish it, but it’s better not to do this, and put an explanatory plate next to each such monument listing the exploits of these heroes.

[iouris]

It doesn't make sense to drag it into business. There were different periods. When the future Czechoslovakia was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Czechs and Rusyns strongly sought to create a Pan-Slavic empire, during WWI they massively committed treason in the form of going over to the side of the enemy (the Russian Empire), then they formed "White Czechs" who (there such a suspicion) took out the gold reserve of the Empire, which was at the disposal of Kolchak and partly transferred to the allies and Japan, and partly pocketed, and even took a lot of things to their home in Czechoslovakia.

[iouris]

On the other hand, renamed: so what? Nemtsov is a prominent statesman of the Russian Federation, “Russia of democratic choice”. They will also erect a monument to Vlasov and the flag of the Russian Federation.

[cat Rusich]

I can only support renaming the street on which the Czech embassy is located, and name it st. Marshal Konev - liberated Prague

[Lord of the Sith]

Heh, you can rename the address of the Czech embassy in Moscow "street named after Schweik soldier"

[Cat]

you can rename the address of the Czech embassy

Or, for example, "the Munich Agreement" - Czech diplomats will especially like

[Lord of the Sith]

This is harsh))

[Cat]

Well, this is as a foreplay. And if they are indignant, then "the Prague Spring"

[Lord of the Sith]

The Munich Agreement is not, it is condemned by everyone as a pro-fascist conspiracy, and the "Prague Spring" yes, it will go

[rocket757]

It seems that the site competition / exhibition Kukryniksy ???
This, in addition to amuse the layman, in something else, even when, HELPED?

[seregatara1969]

. the representative building “the address is preserved: Korunovachni street, orientation number 36”.

. . Instead of “Nemtsov Square”, 34 Korunovachni Street became this address

So what will be the address then?

[Lara Croft]

Perhaps the problem is that Chekhov is enraged by the name of the street on which the Czech Embassy is located in Moscow?

[UAZ 452]

What’s the name?

[Lara Croft]

ul. Julius Fucik, house 12/14, building 6.

[UAZ 452]

Hm. And why did Fuchik not please them? There are not many Czechs known outside their home country.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: UAZ 452

Hm. And why did Fuchik not please them?

activist of the Czechoslovak Communist Party.

[UAZ 452]

And the winner of (posthumous) international awards, whose book has been translated into dozens of languages. In the end, Fucik is one of the few who allows the Czechs to cautiously argue that at least someone had fought with Hitler, and not obediently riveted weapons for him.

[Lara Croft]

they infuriate that he is a communist ...

[UAZ 452]

They need to be told that Nemtsov at one time was at least a Komsomol member (and maybe he managed to join the party). If Zyuganov expresses gratitude to them for perpetuating B. Nemtsov, a member of the All-Union Leninist Communist Youth Union, then someone there will definitely turn green.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: UAZ 452

They need to be told that Nemtsov at one time was at least a Komsomol member (and maybe he managed to join the party).

I think the head of the municipality doesn’t have such a long memory ... he’s just a Russophobe ...

[iouris]

Help
In April 1942, Julius Fucik was arrested by the Gestapo.
In 1943 he was executed in the Pletzensee prison in Berlin.
While in the Prague prison Pankrac, he wrote his most famous book, Reporting with a noose around his neck (Czech Reportáž psaná na oprátce, also known in Russian as “The Word Before the Execution”), in which the famous line appeared: “People, I loved you. Be carefull!"

[UAZ 452]

Damn - kindergarten. No, to thank the Czechs for perpetuating the memory of the former deputy prime minister of the Russian government, and to invite them to continue this wonderful tradition by providing a list of all the prime ministers, deputy prime ministers of the Russian Federation, and if they so wish, the USSR and the Russian Empire. If they do not have enough space, we agree to consider the streets, squares, bridges.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: UAZ 452

to thank the Czechs for perpetuating the memory of the former deputy prime minister of the Russian government, and to invite them to continue this wonderful tradition by providing a list of all the prime ministers and vice prime ministers of the Russian Federation

and you are a fanatic, the idea is not without meaning: it is necessary to officially voice and control the Czechs

[rus-5819]

“It’s scratching me that you tekhi” ... with this I said everything to Hasek.
The next "non-brothers" are politicians. I won't say anything for the people, but ...
Each nation has its own government ... which has it.

[yasvet]

in the Czech Republic they demolish and rename, and in Italy they sing Soviet songs, and our Finnish neighbors are not far behind.
classy performance in Finnish, tenor policeman Petrus Schroderus.

[iouris]

The song is the hallmark of Georg Ots, an Estonian. Estonian and Finnish related languages

[Arthur 85]

Is it possible to rename the Czech Republic in official correspondence as "the rebellious province of Austria-Hungary"? Ganka can only be called a liar? This is for a start ...

[cat Rusich]

The structure of Austria-Hungary was the kingdom of Bohemia (Czech Republic) and the Margrave of Moravia. From March 15, 1939 to May 13, 1945 there was a protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia - an integral part of the 3rd Reich.

[Protos]

It’s necessary to flash a flash mob!
DO NOT RIDE to rest in Prague for a couple of months!
I wonder how Russophobes will sing when the sales of Becherevka Cordialis fall 15 times ?!

[75 Sergey]

The ears of the State Department are visible.

[APASUS]

Rename all the streets and squares of Prague in the name of Nemtsov, let the residents rejoice for one ................

[Pandiurin]

Quote: APASUS

Rename all the streets and squares of Prague in the name of Nemtsov, let the residents rejoice for one ................

Since they value this "leader" so much, rename Prague to "nemchurinsk", gradually changing the name on the maps and in other Yandex.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Monuments to Soviet soldiers were perceived and will be perceived in the EU countries as symbols of defeat, and not as symbols of liberation from fascism, for which Europe, united by the Third Reich, fought. Yes, most Czechs, unlike Slovaks, did not fight directly with the Red Army. But World War II is not only about fighting on the front line. Hardly anyone would dare say that the workers of the Ural factories did not fight against fascism. Accordingly, Czech workers and engineers, who provided about a third of the Wehrmacht’s needs for armaments and military equipment, should be considered as full-fledged, if I may say so, participants in the war - they fought on the side of the Third Reich against the Soviet Union, to maintain the fascist New Order in Europe.

[Gennady Fomkin]

In modern Czechia, they are embarrassed to recall the contribution of the Czechs to the power of the Wehrmacht. But to demolish the monument to the honorary citizen of Prague, and they became Marshal Konev back in 1946, they did not hesitate. Today it looks like a curiosity, but the Czechs continued to work for the Germans even when the Soviet soldiers captured Berlin and Hitler committed suicide! Only on May 5 did they realize that they were going to raise an uprising, which began by turning to the states of the anti-Hitler coalition for help.

[Gennady Fomkin]

note that after the end of World War II, 69 Czechs and Slovaks were captured. But there were also those who died fighting on the side of Nazi Germany. Mothers and wives sent parcels with warm knitted gloves from the Czech Republic to their fighting sons and husbands. So the proposal to erect a monument to the traitor and Nazi collaborator General Andrei Vlasov on the site of the demolished monument did not arise by accident. Czech regional politicians circulate the myth that Vlasov allegedly liberated Prague. In fact, on May 977, the Vlasovites held a one-day demonstration battle with the Germans in Prague. According to their calculations, this would allow them to save their skins by surrendering to the Americans. It is significant that the losses of the 6st division of the ROA under the command of the former colonel of the Red Army, Sergei Bunyachenko, amounted to several hundred dead and wounded. The next day, the Vlasovites abandoned the rebels from Prague to the mercy of fate and left to surrender to the Americans. In response to the dismantling of the monument to Marshal Konev, the Russian Embassy in the Czech Republic stated that "it would not remain without a corresponding reaction from the Russian side." I would like to know what kind of reaction it will be? Today is the time to recall that monuments to soldiers of the Czechoslovak Corps were erected on Russian territory, but not to those who fought shoulder to shoulder with Konev’s fighters against the Nazis. And to those legionnaires who in May 1, on the orders of the Entente, rebelled. Despite the usual tale, Vladimir Lenin did not try to detain them in Russia. On the contrary, he sought as soon as possible to send the legionnaires through Vladivostok to Europe.

[AllBiBek]

Excuse me, what side did the Bolsheviks and Lenin, when his main activity, this corps, came from the Volga-Priurple-Zauralie, where the Socialist Revolutionaries dominated the localities at all levels of the new government? What could Lenin have done with them, and what did they oppose on the ground?

[st2st]

Eh, there is no USSR, and the flea-haired Czechs started to smell themselves democrats. Under Ustinov, they were afraid to breathe in our direction. And now, Masha Zakharova will express her "concern about the situation" and that's it ...

[Dmitry Vyazmenskiy]

It seems to me that the Czechs believe that no one will decide for them who to put and who not. I, as a Russian and a Russian, of course, is very unpleasant. But the Czechs, as elsewhere in NATO and the EU, have their own propaganda with all the consequences ... Well, after a shout from our side, they were hurt, and an exchange of pleasantries began. It seems to me that we need to work "thinner", have a good "memory", and more pride!

[pmkemcity]

We still have a lot of scum, even if they rename all of Europe. And our ambassadors, we must allow the bulls and condoms to be thrown, let them clean and remember this Nemtsov with good memory.