"Brezhnev's Visit" - Signing Agreements

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2011
  • On June 21, 1973 President Richard Nixon and General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Leonid Brezhnev signed two agreements: "The Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Field of Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy" and "The Basic Principles of Negotiations on the Further Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms."
    Source: Navy Photographic Center Film Collection
    File ID: 1211-240-73 R6/11
    Date: June 21, 1973
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Комментарии • 196

  • @amazingxl.5308
    @amazingxl.5308 Год назад +46

    Nixon was like a kid at school trying to copy the next kids work. It's soooooo hilarious 😂

  • @cxidp
    @cxidp 3 года назад +137

    This was one of those moments when leaders did great things.

    • @powerboatguy2308
      @powerboatguy2308 2 года назад +5

      It is a shame Nixon got caught up in the cover up that stupid Watergate break in that Hunt and Liddy cooked up as he had done a lot o things to reduce tension between the East and West.

    • @Anthony-rk1ju
      @Anthony-rk1ju 8 месяцев назад +1

      When the world had leaders
      Not like now,
      Clowns
      Puppets
      At that time I remember how polite and distinguished was the politicians

    • @marcopolo3109
      @marcopolo3109 2 месяца назад

      ​@@Anthony-rk1juReally 🥲

  • @Rivaille_87
    @Rivaille_87 2 года назад +53

    6:51 The old Russian traditions. Brezhnev waits for Nixon to drink first, so as not to risk being poisoned.

    • @jarrensmith1060
      @jarrensmith1060 Год назад

      That's always been one of my favorite clips from the cold war haha he was suspect as hell lol then when Nixon looked at him he hurries up and starts drinking to not look like a dick haha

    • @Bob31415
      @Bob31415 Год назад +1

      He needed to wait longer. Poison doesn't always work that quickly.

    • @sajjadchannar4839
      @sajjadchannar4839 Год назад +6

      The theory of poisoning fails here, since both leaders had a very cordial rapport.

  • @wangjinwen7708
    @wangjinwen7708 Год назад +18

    Both are displays of great respects and great powers

  • @AnaxofRhodes
    @AnaxofRhodes 4 года назад +102

    5:45 for those of you coming from Bill Whittle's "The Cold War: What We Saw" Part 13.

    • @wspencerhand
      @wspencerhand 3 года назад +4

      Whittle does a fantastic job on any subject.

    • @jlthiess
      @jlthiess 3 года назад +3

      That's why I'm here! Just discovered that excellent podcast.

    • @Edimonde
      @Edimonde 3 года назад +1

      Thank you! I just finished that excellent podcast. I hope he will do more!

    • @MrMudslap
      @MrMudslap 2 года назад +1

      Haha, how did you know lol.

    • @markoprskalo6127
      @markoprskalo6127 2 месяца назад

      Nixon copied from me
      I was Brezhnev

  • @kalaisyng
    @kalaisyng 12 лет назад +116

    Maaaan, look at Viktor Suhadrev (a great man, btw!), Brezhnev's interpreter standing right between the two leaders. One can only imagine just how alert he probably was. I can actually feel his anxiety!

    • @colonel-WOLF
      @colonel-WOLF 7 лет назад +12

      Не знаю, кто как, а я смотрел на впечатляющую работу красавца-переводчика Суходрева. Всегда в нужном месте, всегда выдержан нужный тон и интонация, точное соответствие ситуации..

    • @sturbowang9964
      @sturbowang9964 Год назад +4

      VIKTOR 似乎掌握美蘇談判的關鍵,任何瞬間的誤解會在他的口氣正確的調和之下,瞬間化險為夷,化干戈為玉帛,使美蘇和解,一笑免恩仇。世界和平是他的最大功勞,其實他才應該得諾貝爾獎

    • @TheDirtbiker715
      @TheDirtbiker715 10 месяцев назад +2

      Every English word he heard to translate, had to be interpreted perfectly because he knew the whole security of USSR depended on him to translate or he was facing Gulag or responsible for failure of Soviet Union.

    • @alimsylla5367
      @alimsylla5367 Месяц назад

      ​@@TheDirtbiker715😂

  • @chasz8487
    @chasz8487 Год назад +7

    Watergate overshadows Nixon's greatness. Honestly if you look at what Nixon did for foreign policy and domestic he truly was one of our greatest presidents

  • @ilhomaliyev5197
    @ilhomaliyev5197 4 года назад +58

    Sukhodrev was the best soviet Interpreter from Khruchev to Gobachev, respect him !

    • @barracuda7018
      @barracuda7018 3 года назад +2

      Putin's Sergey Chudinov is the best who acted as interpreter for Oliver Stone..

  • @gaaxa3847
    @gaaxa3847 4 месяца назад +3

    This is the kind of leaders you need today in the world.

  • @schianomario68
    @schianomario68 2 года назад +14

    Questi sono i momenti che segnano la storia......... I due uomini più potenti del pianeta che si stringono la mano.... che sorridono e bevono insieme.... abbasso le armi nucleari.... abbasso la guerra da qualsiasi parte essa provenga.... dobbiamo assolutamente essere tutti fratelli e aiutarci.... SIAMO TUTTI UGUALI...
    SIAMO ESSERI UMANI

  • @mikecastle258
    @mikecastle258 Год назад +5

    5:54 is gold

  • @colonel-WOLF
    @colonel-WOLF 7 лет назад +63

    Не знаю, кто как, а я смотрел на впечатляющую работу красавца-переводчика Суходрева. Всегда в нужном месте, всегда выдержан нужный тон и интонация, точное соответствие ситуации..

  • @llll-re6cs
    @llll-re6cs 9 месяцев назад +11

    Спасибо дедушка Брежнев, что ты был! Спасибо Леонид Ильич, что у нас было детство!

  • @bjr43
    @bjr43 12 лет назад +20

    Impressive. Thank you for posting this clip.

  • @garypower5446
    @garypower5446 2 года назад +25

    Brezhnev goes to take a drink and then does a double take and waits for Nixon to take a drink, then he drinks it, is comic genius!…Or just very clever!?

    • @c4lcul4tion
      @c4lcul4tion 2 года назад +5

      probably making sure it wasn't poisoned

    • @theslash9210
      @theslash9210 2 года назад +4

      @@c4lcul4tion even if it was poisoned nixon would have still drink it 😝

    • @c4lcul4tion
      @c4lcul4tion 2 года назад

      @@theslash9210 maybe his was not poisoned, or he didn't actually drink it, or some other secret government plan. don't be so bold, spies are clever

    • @theslash9210
      @theslash9210 2 года назад +6

      @@c4lcul4tion drinks like that cannot be spiked especially when the entire thing is being shot and televised.. He is a Russian diplomat... To spike his drink in such an event would have backfired poorly

    • @theslash9210
      @theslash9210 2 года назад

      Many of the attempts to kill fidel castro by usa were postponed or cancelled right before execution becoz of political reasons not becoz it was impossible

  • @kazatchodoshev1411
    @kazatchodoshev1411 3 года назад +29

    Леонид Ильич был человек с юмором. Хорошим человеком был!

  • @wangjinwen7708
    @wangjinwen7708 Год назад +5

    Look at the past leaders. Their sincere friendships and commitments towards peacetime are no doubt. Looks at the leaders now.. shake heads

  • @user-ly8oc5zj6t
    @user-ly8oc5zj6t 3 года назад +22

    Никсон был приколистом, а дорогой Леонид Ильич приколистом ещё большим был.

    • @ericlai1659
      @ericlai1659 3 года назад +1

      Сначала я думал, что в Китае будет руководство, подобное Горбачеву, но ошибался. У них будет только более высокомерная умственная отсталость.

    • @alexzhangdragonn3438
      @alexzhangdragonn3438 Год назад

      @@ericlai1659 如果中国有傲慢的弱智领导人,那只能想象你的小丑蔡英文是什么

  • @tennisguyky
    @tennisguyky 12 лет назад +29

    Great clip. Nixon was a cold warrior, but came to believe in stability and the status quo between the superpowers. He was no Reagan, advocated for freedom in the USSR, Nixon was a realist who felt simply matching/checking Soviet power was enough. Which probably was a good philosophy, given how badly things went for Russia in the 1990s.

  • @scabash
    @scabash 2 года назад +6

    What great videographer very stead a focused on the subject. Clear footage too!

  • @Userl777l
    @Userl777l 10 месяцев назад +8

    5:54 😂😂😂 Это как на уроке сидишь, списываешь

  • @silverdollar596
    @silverdollar596 7 лет назад +21

    aaah what a time to be alive

    • @scabash
      @scabash 2 года назад

      How old were you in 1973?

  • @scpmr
    @scpmr 3 года назад +8

    Это было время т.н. разрядки. Куча совместных проектов. Даже Боинг 747 хотели закупать.

  • @JonBaldie
    @JonBaldie 4 года назад +58

    Who else finds these videos absolutely fascinating? Better than some viral RUclipsr giving a "WHATSUPPP" surface-level analysis based on a Wikipedia search of a deep historical event as the trend is going these days.

  • @Stalinist02
    @Stalinist02 10 месяцев назад +6

    21 июня, сегодня ровно 50 лет с момента визита Брежнева 😮

  • @weownthenight8565
    @weownthenight8565 5 лет назад +60

    Brezhnev and Nixon got along pretty well, there was some thawing of the Cold War during their tenure. Carter was too weak, first term Reagan was too aggressive, second term got things moving in the right direction.

    • @cxidp
      @cxidp 3 года назад +11

      I disagree. Carter was too hostile with the Soviets.

    • @user-nr5tp2jo3u
      @user-nr5tp2jo3u 3 года назад +11

      @@cxidp The USA today is like Soviet Union in 1990. Prepare for breakdown!

    • @serge_bombit
      @serge_bombit 3 года назад +1

      Reagan was a sick man with delusions of grandeur and Alzheimer's

    • @robertomanalo6346
      @robertomanalo6346 3 года назад +2

      Because Mr Reagan he make America Great Again

    • @youtubesketches110
      @youtubesketches110 2 года назад +1

      @@user-nr5tp2jo3u, George Karst wasn't commenting on America's stability in 2021. He merely meant that Carter was wrong to wage a proxy war with the USSR in Afghanistan and politicize the Olympics. By the way, the USA just lost that same war. Go figure.

  • @CRA5759
    @CRA5759 12 лет назад +17

    I believe this is the East Room of the White House, not Camp David. Very Interesting though. Thank you for posting this wonderful and interesting piece of History and Cold War Diplomacy at work.

  • @principium74
    @principium74 10 лет назад +26

    Дорогой Леонид Ильич - хороший был дед.

  • @jorgechichiri5792
    @jorgechichiri5792 2 года назад +15

    These two nen were two of the greatest statesmen of the past century. For once in many years we slept a little more secure that the chances of war had subsided for at leadt a while.

  • @TheLostCheetah
    @TheLostCheetah 2 года назад +3

    These two leaders created for each other)

  • @azermelikov5771
    @azermelikov5771 Год назад +5

    Brejnevin doğulduğu şəhərdə hərbi xidmətdə olmuşam . O, qəhrəmanlıq mübarizlik simvoludur.Xatirələrdə yaşayır.

  • @r3fre5h_iwnl
    @r3fre5h_iwnl Год назад +3

    They are signing some serious agreements and documents while making it look like a comedy show :D

  • @wrdjr10gmail
    @wrdjr10gmail 2 года назад +3

    @6:54 Brezhnev makes sure Nixon didn't slip him a mickey

  • @speedygonzales2052
    @speedygonzales2052 Год назад +2

    6:55-7:00 Polonium ?
    No we didnt put any 😂😂😂

  • @paveldolezal7027
    @paveldolezal7027 3 года назад +16

    The apex of the cold war. Tense era with all its atmosphere and flair. I love these video shots. I can see some fair-play in signing on Nixon's side. Good done, thanks for this video.
    I think the cold war the best era for mankind, two competitors racing each other in science, technology, finance, army and trying to show the best of themselves - maybe even in standard of living of their citizen. The show-windows were West and East Germany. Positive consequences can be seen until nowadays: GPS, electronic debit cards, Internet, email, cell/mobile phones, supersonic planes, digital photography...

    • @jatijom
      @jatijom 3 года назад +3

      Right, without competitions, world would be only rock, dirt, and trees. cars, planes, highways, engineering, radio was also came from world wars

    • @Bob31415
      @Bob31415 Год назад

      I agree. I loved the Cold War.

  • @gonzapeas93
    @gonzapeas93 3 года назад +4

    i like very much Brezhnev

  • @user-up3jp9oc6o
    @user-up3jp9oc6o 5 месяцев назад +1

    Politicians are people too.
    Политики тоже люди.

  • @bradypatrick5405
    @bradypatrick5405 3 месяца назад

    Great event and comedy! Nixon had a great personality when not crazy!

  • @joeyfitz9
    @joeyfitz9 2 года назад +3

    @7:25 Brezhnev: Well, that went pretty well. What are you guys doing after this? Should we go get some beers?

  • @pritibeohar2774
    @pritibeohar2774 6 лет назад +4

    Good

  • @russkaDiva
    @russkaDiva 2 года назад

    Beast & beast

  • @lenpey
    @lenpey 12 лет назад +9

    No. Nixon always looked like that; I would not call it nervous.

  • @brianrunyon266
    @brianrunyon266 10 лет назад +5

    I can't tell who the first speaker is during the ceremony.

  • @ChatGPt2001
    @ChatGPt2001 4 месяца назад

    Leonid Brezhnev did meet with Richard Nixon, who was the President of the United States at the time. One of the most significant meetings between Brezhnev and Nixon took place in Moscow in May 1972. This meeting marked the first visit of a sitting U.S. president to the Soviet Union.
    The summit between Nixon and Brezhnev resulted in the signing of several agreements, including the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT I) Treaty. The SALT I Treaty aimed to limit the deployment of strategic ballistic missiles and was a significant step toward arms control during the Cold War. The treaty reflected an effort to ease tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
    The meeting between Nixon and Brezhnev was an important diplomatic event, and it played a role in the broader context of U.S.-Soviet relations during the Cold War. The leaders' discussions covered various topics, including arms control, bilateral relations, and efforts to reduce the risk of nuclear conflict. This summit was part of a series of dialogues between the two superpowers during the early 1970s aimed at improving relations and reducing the arms race.

  • @andr5510
    @andr5510 Год назад +1

    Great Mens.

  • @nevilleprinsloo
    @nevilleprinsloo 2 года назад +3

    At 6:43 it sounds like someone called out "Насдаровья, товарищи", which I think is highly significant and poignant given the occasion. Can't put it into words.

  • @Bredochapa
    @Bredochapa 9 месяцев назад +1

    Всё-таки, раньше люди были проще и добрее.

  • @nautika1
    @nautika1 8 месяцев назад

    Cheers guys 😅

  • @user-lb7ps5rj1f
    @user-lb7ps5rj1f 3 года назад +5

    ニクソンとド・ゴール、ブレジネフと談笑してる姿が絵になるよな。

  • @user-dr7bx3uo6z
    @user-dr7bx3uo6z 4 месяца назад

    I can't get over how much Secretary Brezhnev resembles a Sasquatch. Maybe his ancestors were from the Siberian Yeti.

  • @gibbongood3281
    @gibbongood3281 2 года назад +1

    0:32 *oooh baby I like the way....every day*

  • @krynnlehoffburrfoot5971
    @krynnlehoffburrfoot5971 5 месяцев назад

    I believe that if Richard Nixon could have been a 3 or 4-terms President, South Vietnam would still be in the world maps and a comprehensive Peace would reign in the Middle East. A man of war, a man of peace. A great man.

  • @millermark445
    @millermark445 Год назад +1

    There were moments such as this, and subsequently when Gorby was in power when the USA and the Soviet Union might have forged a lasting peace and cooperation. But then, because of ideological, cultural and historical differences, plus changes in administrations, the good feeling doesn't last and the two sides revert back to the usual hostility and mistrust.

  • @svetlanaivanova7598
    @svetlanaivanova7598 Год назад +1

    Ну Ильич, какой классный прикол !!!

  • @AbrahamDelgado2023
    @AbrahamDelgado2023 Год назад +1

    Leaders back then was obvious and show what they feels.Not like nowadays.

  • @InglesDinamico100
    @InglesDinamico100 4 месяца назад

    Thats one point both countries left out tensions a military race aside to summit.

  • @kevingraham236
    @kevingraham236 3 месяца назад

    Like a "flashback in time" even with all the uncertainties, they both pressed on the path of peaceful relations as our worlds only chance at cohesive partnership!
    World Peace just had to prevail somehow!

  • @donlightbody8270
    @donlightbody8270 2 года назад +1

    awesome. thank you Bill Whittle for bringing me herr

  • @Bigss360
    @Bigss360 3 года назад +6

    at 7:38 Nixon said something and Brezhnev has got embarrassed

  • @brianarbenz7206
    @brianarbenz7206 3 года назад +6

    at 1:51 the nation that built Chernobyl and the nation that built Three Mile Island sign an agreement to cooperate on the peaceful use of atomic energy. That should make us feel safe! :)

  • @eminaliyev3699
    @eminaliyev3699 10 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @joeyfitz9
    @joeyfitz9 2 года назад +1

    The men next to Nixon and Brezhnev appear to be pressing a small piece of paper over the signatures. What are they doing?

    • @chromelemon
      @chromelemon Год назад +1

      I noticed the same thing. I honestly don’t know. I’m guessing it is something to preserve the signature. Perhaps something to either dry the ink or absorb excessive ink?

  • @adrianorodrigues09
    @adrianorodrigues09 11 месяцев назад

    What Brezhnev said in the salute ?

  • @armandovalcavi
    @armandovalcavi 6 месяцев назад

    speriamo nonostante tutto che una linea di dialogo cremlino casa bianca esista ancora!!!!!!!!!!
    02/11/2023

  • @adityus
    @adityus Год назад

    6:33 smooth criminal

  • @Ramsesnar
    @Ramsesnar 3 месяца назад

    those where good times look where are we now 😔

  • @billmason2785
    @billmason2785 Год назад

    Same haircut 💈

  • @igorigor3366
    @igorigor3366 11 месяцев назад

    Ну вот и доржались…

  • @user-zv7nz5ve2l
    @user-zv7nz5ve2l 9 месяцев назад

    Американцам не понять, какой был хороший и добрый, наш дорогой Леонид Ильич

  • @SSRG3107
    @SSRG3107 10 месяцев назад

    5:51

  • @tomasgola5338
    @tomasgola5338 8 лет назад +5

    :D ... BRIT-AIM-WOODOO ... :D

  • @filmsage007
    @filmsage007 Год назад

    Needs more Nixon! This honestly makes me wonder what the National Archives will do for Trump’s Museum and Library fifty years from now

    • @gj8683
      @gj8683 4 месяца назад

      Trump was a total disgrace to the office and now a very serious threat. They shouldn't white-wash anything.

  • @ramitagai2213
    @ramitagai2213 3 года назад +6

    Л.И. Брежнев как в фильме "Иван Васильевич меняет профессию" -проследил чтобы Р. Никсон отпил первым.

  • @anoop1555
    @anoop1555 4 года назад +19

    During those glory days of russia

  • @duongroblox622
    @duongroblox622 Год назад

    is scene 😀should become a comedy show

  • @CarlosMcKnight
    @CarlosMcKnight 11 лет назад +1

    What are they doing with those loose Scraps of Paper?

    • @usmcvet0313
      @usmcvet0313 4 года назад +2

      Dabbing the excess ink from the signatures, so they don't smear when the page is flipped.

  • @autothaiman52
    @autothaiman52 3 года назад

    Вы ведь не ради Брежнева и Никсона здесь, на Суходрева пришли посмотреть, да?

  • @user-tq2yv4ze9x
    @user-tq2yv4ze9x 3 года назад +7

    Реально две сверх державы, которые делили мир!

    • @yakub3962
      @yakub3962 11 месяцев назад

      Bro there's only one division:
      The chosen and the goyim.

  • @martin5940
    @martin5940 3 года назад +1

    Not a pro holding the camera a bit nervous perhaps? Any way Nixon and Brezhnev signing agreements here really ment saving the world.

    • @3replybiz
      @3replybiz 3 года назад

      It's shot from a tripod some distance away. Any small movement will look big if you have to use a fairly long lens to get your shots.

  • @ux7mmx
    @ux7mmx 2 года назад +1

    Появилась в гастрономах PEPSI, выставка "Информатика в США" и американские фильмы в кинотеатре. А за политические анекдоты можно было сесть в тюрьму....

  • @MahirRasulzade444
    @MahirRasulzade444 4 месяца назад

    5:50 😂😂😂😂

  • @atlrr8366
    @atlrr8366 9 месяцев назад

    The US was looking for Soviet technology by signing this agreement! The US wanted the Soviet to share technology with them... Very clever!

  • @matthewmarston5149
    @matthewmarston5149 2 года назад

    Uncle Richard Nixon: Dope Paroles: I Matthew F Marston Military Forces General Secretary Chief, have stated that I wish to stop Wars Forever and the War Crimes as well.. Thank you and God Bless you.. 119/121 tu agree yes 1 no 0

  • @Seishi41
    @Seishi41 Год назад

    Nixon bowed to Brezhnezh.

  • @m.o.9263
    @m.o.9263 2 года назад

    The zip was little that the poison couldn't get to Soviet leader

  • @williamrowlett740
    @williamrowlett740 Год назад

    Archie Bunker's favorite President: Richard E. Nixon

  • @user-pm7yd1hl1y
    @user-pm7yd1hl1y 28 дней назад

    Очень круто😂😂😂

  • @Kentlopez1590
    @Kentlopez1590 2 года назад

    Ussr USA 1986 👏👏

  • @john_the_realest_doe_
    @john_the_realest_doe_ 4 месяца назад

    Great powers 🪖🎖️

  • @user-vf1tf4hb9b
    @user-vf1tf4hb9b 2 года назад +1

    Потапенко выдвинул требование овощи фрукты

  • @user-gj8cw1zv6c
    @user-gj8cw1zv6c 6 месяцев назад

    Clever man comrade Brezhnev

  • @tanhpham825
    @tanhpham825 Год назад

    Gốc / kinh nghiệm chiến trường

  • @vladilenkalatschev4915
    @vladilenkalatschev4915 5 лет назад +8

    great moment of great people and the great USSR

    • @allasegal128
      @allasegal128 2 года назад +1

      USSR not great

    • @lorenzograham7854
      @lorenzograham7854 2 года назад +1

      @@allasegal128 ussr greatest nation in history wtf you talking about 😂

  • @nihadlili4902
    @nihadlili4902 Год назад +2

    brejnev MƏN NİHAD

  • @Yobbie72
    @Yobbie72 12 лет назад +3

    As stated, THIS IS THE EAST ROOM OF THE WHITE HOUSE NOT CAMP DAVID! CHANGE IT!

  • @VictorFr0st
    @VictorFr0st 10 лет назад +6

    5:50 What were they laughing about?

    • @wm3483
      @wm3483 7 лет назад +5

      VictorFr0st Nixon was copying brezhnevs paper .lol

    • @MrAitraining
      @MrAitraining 5 лет назад +12

      No. He was teasingly seeing if Brezhnev was really signing the papers with him. Like "you go first"

    • @tsarnature6587
      @tsarnature6587 5 лет назад +2

      5:50

    • @A.A_xv
      @A.A_xv 4 года назад +2

      joseph stalin thank u babes

    • @matthewbishop4342
      @matthewbishop4342 4 года назад +16

      Nixon was almost finished signing but didn’t want it to appear that way (he wanted to finish at the same time). You can see that Nixon signs his first name then peeks at Brezhnev to see how far along he’s gotten and then starts to write his last name. That’s when Brezhnev notices and pretends to peek over at Nixon’s paper as if copying his homework. Really funny moment In a somewhat tense political time

  • @matthevvmendoza2989
    @matthevvmendoza2989 Год назад +1

    Why was Nixon looking at Brezhnev while he was signing the agreement? Was he doing that just to be funny? Or was he actually trying to make sure that Brezhnev signed the agreement correctly even though he has another guy assisting him?

    • @remy-
      @remy- Год назад +1

      I think it had too look like Nixon was like a schoolboy cheating/checking what his neighbor wrote down. I like this kind of humor, especially consider the difficult time. Brezhnevs turn is with the drinks, insinuating it could be poisoned and/or checking if he got less than Nixon.

    • @matthevvmendoza2989
      @matthevvmendoza2989 Год назад +1

      @@remy- Yes that makes sense. Nixon did a great job in diplomacy with foreign leaders and also knew when to use humor at just the right moments! Love it!

  • @dannydinh6653
    @dannydinh6653 5 лет назад +8

    CCCP. 😱😱😱😱😱😱

  • @sisenor4091
    @sisenor4091 Год назад

    Kids!

  • @giuseppe6595
    @giuseppe6595 2 года назад

    La guerra Fontana-fredda!🥂🤢☠️👻