17 Moments of Spring - 12/12 - 2/7

Seventeen Moments of Spring (Russian: Семнадцать мгновений весны), also Seventeen Instants of Spring is a 1973 Soviet TV miniseries. It was filmed at Gorky Film Studio, directed by Tatyana Lioznova and based on the book with the same title by the novelist Yulian Semyonov. The series comprises 12 episodes 70 minutes each.
The series is about the life of Soviet spy Maksim Isaev operating in Nazi Germany under the name Max Otto von Stirlitz, played by the Soviet actor Vyacheslav Tikhonov. Other leading roles were played by Leonid Bronevoy, Oleg Tabakov, Yuri Vizbor, Yevgeniy Yevstigneyev, Rostislav Plyatt, Vasily Lanovoy, and Mikhail Zharkovsky.
The plot is driven by Stirlitz's (ultimately successful) attempts at thwarting negotiations between SS General Karl Wolff, representing Walter Schellenberg and Heinrich Himmler, and American intelligence operative Allen Dulles in Bern, Switzerland during the final months of World War II. Dulles, portrayed in the show as acting without the authorization of the President, is interested in reaching a peace agreement with Nazi Germany that would leave many Nazi institutions in place in order to prevent the rise of "Bolshevism" in Western Europe. The negotiations are conducted in secret and behind the back of Hitler and, more importantly for Stirlitz, the Soviet Union.

[@az7500]

17 Moments of Spring - 12/12 - 2/7
Spasibo Bolshoe

[@EliAgayev-jv7kk]

Переговоры В Берне имеют двоякое соблюдение мира В пакистане и Афганистане 🍒 юрге

[@lyudmilagolyanskaya5361]

как можно было интересоваться в гостинице профессором Плейшнером? полицейские наверняка спросят портье , не искал ли кто профессора

[@GrigVan]

Это кино

[@aliciakompositor7671]

Швейцария

[@user-gt8vn4zi8p]

Смотри фильм.....Пинкертон!....

[@usercomfy7589]

Ну и что,Владимир Александрович, какую вы имеете занять часть истории, подобной этой? Чтобы опровергнуть подобную...,надо иметь,как бы вам

[@farana736]

Maksim Maksimovic İsayev.

[@aaasssdddfffggghhh5188]

Перевод в субтитрах - смех на палке. Очень много ошибок и сокращений

[@zaur.2406]

Переведи ты.

[@alexku7767]

Только не забудь с собой водку иначе дела не будет

[@OPworldwideIA]

@patto914 What are you blabbing there?

[@user-gt8vn4zi8p]

Всьо било савсем ни так ,а ,а ,па другому......

[@TrioMyst]

Странный киноляп вышел. Максим Максимыч Исаев в марте 1945 года шлёт из Берна телеграмму в Константинополь, а Константинополя уже как 15 лет и нету))

[@user-vt2ky1gu7t]

Питер ещё долго называли ленинградом

[@user-uf8oo2oq8h]

@@user-vt2ky1gu7t называть одно, другое -работа почты

[@leonorbolek207]

They forgot only one thing:
Istanbul was Constantinople
Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Oh Constantinople
Now it's Turkish delight on a moonlit night

[@TrioMyst]

You are absolutly right! In 28.03.1930!

[@IvanIvanov-us1fb]

in Russia we use former names of cities in regular speech . St . Petersburg - Leningrad , Ekaterinburg - Sverdlovsk .. I think its normal , you don't get it probably because you don't have any cities which changed their names within past few decades . Just try to imagine 1600 years and 15 , that would normal for you to keep calling it Constantinople

[@leonorbolek207]

@@IvanIvanov-us1fb загугли песню

[@IvanIvanov-us1fb]

@@leonorbolek207 какую еще песню ? кончай бухать )

[@GrigVan]

Щас тоже самое. Россия Запад

[@alexalexovych4555]

жалко, что США не заключили союз с Райхом и вместе не уничтожили ссср. не было бы путлера теперь