the live broadcast from germany from nuremberg began with the next meeting international tribunal forazi criminals. from the beginning of the process, such meetings were broadcast on belarusian radio, but this was especially important for the republic. the chief prosecutor from the soviet union , lieutenant general of justice roman rudenko. it was on this day that at the morning meeting of the international military tribunal his accusatory speech was made about the destruction of towns and villages, the plunder of public and private property in the ussr. became criminals who took over the entire state and the state itself, which made instrument of her monstrous crimes, for the first time, clinging to the receivers, gathered around the loud speakers of the radio stations, the inhabitants of the republic everywhere listened to her, facts, figures that sounded from the rostrum of the trial, shocked in order to carry out long- planned crimes. peace and humanity. the fastas destroyed and burned 1,710 cities, more than 70 thousand villages and hamlets in the occupied territory, destroyed ov

arkady poltorak, nuremberg epilogue.ten very well, in general, many consider it one of the best books about... about this process, there are some events, about which, if you forget, you almost automatically immediately cease to be a person, gerring’s words are quoted that: he remembers how the united states conquered california or texas, and during the trial ribbentrop remembered that concentration camps were actually invented by the british in south africa, for the boers. arkady poltorak, nuremberg epilok. this book is a must-read. a merchant gathers for 3.9 lands, overseas, well, on his merchant business. and they ask their daughters, what should they bring you? and one says: “bring me something so that at night it was as bright as day." and the other daughter said: "bring me a toilet." the toilet is a mirror, but with the third daughter it was more difficult. sergei aksakov, the scarlet flower. the book is superbly published, look what she can do. and the pictures become voluminous and very beautiful and... the illust

more in 1946, at the international tribunal in nuremberg, the creation of death camps was called thet terrible crime of the wehrmacht during the second world war, but the atrocities of the fuhrer’s subjects did not receive wide attention, because the doctrine of a pure wehrmacht was in force in germany. 100 tons of feed rotted and became unusable. the prosecutor's office of the karmyansky district opened a criminal case against the former director of one of the local collective farms. the agricultural enterprise itself no longer exists; it was merged with another farm. what is this? negligence or intentional harm, law enforcement is now investigating. report by vladimir korolev. the prosecutor's office revealed facts of mismanagement of agricultural enterprises in the kormyansky district. low nadui were most likely associated with a poor diet. cows, and this despite the fact that the enterprise had feed, but it rotted. it is unlikely that those who prepared grass food for the winter could have thought that all this would remain untouched on the field until spring. you will have to be

on february 22, 1946, at the nuremberg trials , deputy prosecutor general of the ussr nikolai made at on forced labor and forced theft into german slavery. dmitrievich zorya. in it, he presented numerous evidence of the use of soviet citizens as slaves by the nazis. russian must be used. mining, road construction, military industry, tanks, guns, aircraft equipment, create special teams for urgent, unforeseen work, only the following types of punishment should be applied. without intermediate degrees, food deprivation - death penalty. the fact that under german slavery the inhabitants of the republic were treated according to the minutes of the secret meeting, in the memoirs of those who had to endure its horrors, in new investigations of the general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus. above the carriages that were transporting scott. sent to germany, the city of dusseldor, parents worked at a brick factory, the children were left in some dark building, slept on the floor, where they starved in some tents, my sister was younger than me, she died of hunger, horrible stories

, in no case can france be placed among the four great victorious powers, which participated in the nurembergd so on, but it was, it became... as a result of not military, but political events. on august 25, 1944, paris was liberated by the allied anglo-american forces, wanting to please the liberator, the french authorities immediately put on the wanted list all accomplices of the german occupiers. as a result of judicial negotiations and spontaneous massacres, about 1,000 were executed in the country in a short period of time. behind bars in solitary confinement on island e, died in 1951. speaking about the fate of the legendary marshal of france, charles de gaulle wrote: “what an end, this is how this disgusting series of capitulations ended, which led to slavery being accepted under the pretext of saving property.” does she really read minds or not? premiere, anna ostrovskaya, investigative committee, she has special gifts, who do you look at all the time? well, there, the girl is standing buried, maybe this dream of mine is somehow connected with this case, and do you know who the killer

of ukraine, this is a political superstructure that will rule only first about the parameters of the nuremberg after that we can discuss who to entrust these opportunities for , in order to organize, well, local government shouldn’t fall apart and there shouldn’t be a sorry there kiev kiev for... kind, anatolyevich said what kind of ukraine is it, and what does ukraine have to do with it, it’s just just people who live on the territory of people, people - this is holy, here it is we are talking only about people, therefore , let’s talk about people and let’s talk about the state of ukraine, this is some kind of nonsense, advertising, where are you going, i’m looking for my brother, now i have to find him, love is proof of life, happiness has resurrected me. she loves me , in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray zone, go , i will never come back for you, do you hear, call sign passenger, scary, no, soon, news has just appeared that... they promised to pay 2,000 euros. the chemicals had to be added to soup or juice in the cafeteria. in addition, for the successful assassination attemp

in the materials for the nuremberg trials , this tragedy was defined as the most massive extermination population in the occupied territories during the entire period of the second world war. but until now , few have heard from those who happened. the day before the partisans raided karyukovka and freed the hostages, and the nazis decided to take revenge. they shot, beat to death, burned people alive. in soviet times , they tried not to remember this event, perhaps because the punitive forces were mainly hungarians; in addition to the sesovites, they were assisted by ukrainian policemen. hungary outnumbered the number of socialist countries. ukraine was the largest of the union republics. in seventy- seven, a monument was erected in karyukovo without writing on it either about the victims of the tragedy or about it the culprits. in modern ukraine they were going to erect a memorial, but things did not go further than the statement. on march 1, 1996, in the capital of malaysia, kualalumpuri, the construction of the then tallest buildings in the world , the petronos twin towers, was comp

taking today are also a rehabilitation of nazism, which directly contradicts the conclusions of the nurembergnd i believe that we must definitely point out the fact that today germany risks becoming a new cradle of nazi fascism. the appeal was accepted, in addition to the need for an investigation, deputies of the state duma say that colleagues. german colleagues need to first of all ask themselves and their to voters: do they want war with russia? yuri. yes, natalya, thank you, our correspondent natalya solovyova was in direct communication with the state duma. now there is a little advertising again, and after that we will continue. alfabank for business. register your business. and sber bonuses, thank you, hurry up to get a loan with cashback, it’s more profitable in sberbank with prime. sportmaster has collected all sports in one application. sportmaster media contains articles, videos and podcasts from experts about sports and outdoor activities. sportmaster is a digital sports platform. alain, again shopping, gifting, on marketplaces with a vtb debit card 25% cashback. i'll buy gifts. h

back in 1946, at the international tribunal in nuremberg, the creation of death camps was called ther’s subjects did not receive wide-eyed atrocities.

here you go. despite the verdict of the nuremberg tribunal and international acts, latvia still openlyreover, the police detained a russian-speaking pensioner in riga only because she was not afraid to organize a solo anti-fascist action. her beret had a design that looked like a red star. the quarterfinal matches of the gagarin cup have started in the continental hockey league. teams for the first time in the history of the tournament. meet in a cross-playoff format. about the confrontation between the west and the east, alexander abramov. for 15 years it was impossible to imagine this in the khl playoffs, but now it has become a reality. cross the playoffs are the main innovation of the hockey season. now teams from different conferences play each other starting from the second round of the playoffs. this is also the quarter-final of the gagarin cup. the playoff bracket is already known. for example, now the final of the gagarin cup can. turn out to be completely moscow spartak-dynamo or vice versa, two eastern teams can play in the series for the trophy. possible final avangard meta

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell. but we live in a new century. justice must be made dependent on when and how this war will end. we can't wait, we have to create a special the tribunal already now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that all war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because the crime of aggression took place. the crime of aggression is the so-called mother crime, which is why we must give a clear signal to the world that the leaders who unleash an aggressive war will bear responsibility for it. the international criminal court issued two more arrest warrants for high-ranking russian officers and said they were likely involved in crimes during the missile campaign against the energy infrastructure of ukraine in the period from october 22nd to march 2023. this is a small step, if anything significant, as the investigation of specific crimes committed on your territory begins. it's definitely not a small step, it's a big

taking today are also a rehabilitation of nazism, which directly contradicts the conclusions of the nurembergribunal. and i believe that we must definitely point out the fact that today germany risks becoming a new cradle of nazi fascism. the appeal was accepted, in addition the need for an investigation, deputies of the state duma say that... the number of victims of shelling in the belgorod region has increased to five, this was stated by the governor of the region, vyacheslav glatkov. earlier, the ministry of defense reported that air defense systems shot down eight drones, eight vampire and raket.u missiles. about the consequences of the ukrainian attacks and the situation. igor pekhanov. this morning, several peaceful settlements in the belgorod region were attacked by the enemy. well, it's scary, scary to go to work, because that first of all, these quadcopters flew, twice during my shift, it was very scary. the entire store was shaking. now when i go to work, i constantly look at the sky, because it’s very scary. everyone is afraid of us because they shoot, they shoot very often, we ha

nikolai lebedev, many thanks to him. films such as crew, legend 17, nuremberg, and of course, the composerng with you. i propose to dedicate the next song to one of our viewers, for example, attention to the one who has a birthday today, there are such people in the hall, but what do we have, do we really have a song about a birthday? no, we sincerely congratulate you all on your birthday today, our gift from the victoria prize, my michelle. tell me why fame is needed, they are cruel, why are we like islands, we are lonely, tell me why weep that. with me all summer, nothing can be brought back by tears to this light, this light, the wind changes direction, i'm afraid i've lost you, we'll close the light, we'll close the light, it's a pity, the sun stepped through the porticoes, let it go with a new bone in the wind, let it go with the wind into the distance, hugs gradually they will let us go, our hearts and noses will thaw. now i am very sad, and just like one wave is not enough for the sea, i hate it. i saw you and adored, adored, the wind changes direction, i'm afraid i've lost you, bey

the international tribunal at nuremberg called the azaryt death camp the most violent atrocity of theiod of the other world war. belarus saves its bitter history and stones until the onset. republican competition technical creativity and details of the law 33rd international festival mastatstva slavic bazaar in vitsebsk at the program of the forum vartaetstsa rock panarama of work related to vitsebsk region. a memorial service in memory of the great father of astashav. at the beginning of 1943 the nazis burned 160 civilians, their number exceeding 50 dyats. a special exhibition, illuminated by the akhvyar genatsid, is available at the lezny military-historical museums. in an hour, the german purchases in the area were 196 pounds, 28 from the fire. three settlements were not added. creativity, creativity, extraction of modern technologies and innovative technologies. more than a thousand exhibits were presented by the teachers and workers of the establishment of the academy of sciences at the regional stage of the republic. and technical creativity. exposure works at the viciebsk fast-

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell. but we live in a new century. depending on when and how this war ends. we cannot wait, we must create a special tribunal now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that everyone war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because the crime of aggression took place. the crime of aggression is the so-called maternal crime. that is why we must give a clear signal to the world that the leaders who unleash an aggressive war will be held accountable for it. the international criminal court issued two more arrest warrants for high-ranking russian officers and said they were likely involved in crimes during the missile campaign against ukraine's energy infrastructure during from october 22 to march 2023. is this a small step, or is it all that significant, as the investigation of specific crimes committed on your territory begins? it's definitely not a small step, it's a big step. first of all, i must recognize the

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell. but we live in a new century, justice should not depend on when and how this war will end. we cannot wait, we must create a special tribunal now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that all war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because the crime of aggression took place. the crime of aggression is a so-called mother crime. that is why we must give a clear signal to the world that the leaders who unleash an aggressive war will be held accountable for it. the international criminal court issued two more warrants for the arrest of high-ranking russians officers and stated that they were probably involved in crimes during the missile campaign against the energy infrastructure of ukraine between october 22nd and march 2023. this is a small step, or at least a significant one, as the investigation of specific crimes committed on your territory begins. it's definitely not small. step is a significant step.

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell. but we live in a new century, there is no need to impose justice depending on when and how this war ends. we cannot wait, we must create a special tribunal now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that all war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because... a crime of aggression occurred. the crime of aggression is a so-called mother crime. that is why we must give a clear signal to the world that the leaders who unleash an aggressive war will be held accountable for it. the international criminal court issued two more arrest warrants for high-ranking russian officers and said they were likely involved in crimes during the missile campaign against ukraine's energy infrastructure in the period from from october 22nd to march 2023. this is a small step, or anything significant, as the investigation of specific crimes committed on your territory begins. it's definitely not a small step, it's a big step. fi

legal act that would record the defeat of russia in this war, that is, there was no analogue of the nurembergtoki process, respectively. over german and japanese war criminals. then, after him, after the second world war, everything was clear enough. as well as a series of treaties after the first world war. and here, i think that the western establishment still thinks, does not rule it out for itself, and i would not begin to condemn so intensively, now i will explain why. does not rule out for himself. well, some kind of return of russia to international, well, let's say, more intense, more civilized communication. there is also superficial interest. russia directly says that as soon as you start use our assets, we'll take yours. and this will mean, well, let's say, if for individual states i will, i think, it will also mean a political crisis, because... russian propaganda will actively promote this in these countries, well, conditionally, some financial organization, which works on the territory of russia, uh, and russia takes it away, takes away all the assets, then i think that at the s

was no legal act that would record the defeat of russia in this war, i.e. there was no analogue of nurembergl, respectively, of german , japanese war criminals, then after it, after the second world war, everything was quite clear, as well as a number of treaties after the first world war, here i think that the western establishment still ... still thinks, no excludes for itself, and i would not begin to condemn so intensely, now i will explain why, does not exclude for itself some kind of return of russia to international, let's say, communication, more intensive, more civilized, there is also a superficial interest, russia directly says, that once you start use... our assets, we will take yours, and this will mean, well, let's say, if for individual states, i will, i think, it will also mean a political crisis, because russian propaganda will actively promote this in these countries, well conditionally, some financial organization that works on the territory of russia, and russia takes it, takes all its assets. then i think that at the same time she will spread the information in the count

legitimate military goal in time of war, yes, absolutely amateur, it's very, very hard. the idea of ​​nurembergople who respect the law, including the international one initiated by america, supposedly not , america didn’t want to, the prosecutor general of the soviet union was just one of the representatives, look how well shandarovich played it off, they ask him what we are doing on the territory of belgorod. crimea, that is, well, an outright terrorist attack against the mernik, and chirping and so on, so oh, tatar, that is, he translated it into personalities, that is, here he is, it turns out he justifies, justifies, but here you can see, he still went to the side, as it were, on the character, with us, since you no , listen, but the point is that he’s saying what he should have heard, so he’s speaking now, not thinking about the fact that the targets are peaceful people, these are wounded guys. these are children, ah, at least, at least i took it on the internet and typed alley in donetsk, i don’t know how you can sink below the plinth when you’re fighting just with the civilian populatio

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell. but we live in a new century, there is no need to impose justice depending on when and how this war ends. we cannot wait, we must create a special tribunal now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that all war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because the crime of aggression took place. the crime of aggression is a so-called mother crime. that is why we must send a clear signal to the world that leaders who unleash an aggressive war...will be held accountable. the international criminal court has issued two more arrest warrants for high-ranking russian officers and said they are likely. involved in crimes during the missile campaign against the energy infrastructure of ukraine in the period from october 22nd to march 2023. significant, since the investigation of specific crimes committed on your territory begins. it's definitely not a small step, it's a big step. first of all, i must acknowledge the

no legal act that recorded the defeat of russia in this war, that is, there was no analogue of the nurembergtokyo trials, respectively, against german and japanese war criminals, then after it, after the second world war everything was clear enough. as well as a series of treaties after the first world war, here i think that the western establishment still thinks, does not exclude for itself, and i would not begin to condemn so intensively, now i will explain why, does not exclude for itself, well, some kind of return of russia to international, let's say, communication, more intensive, more civilized. there's also a vested interest, russia is directly saying that as soon as you start using our assets, we'll take yours, which would mean, well, let's say if for individual states i will, i think, this will also mean a political crisis, because russian propaganda will actively promote it in these countries, well, conditionally some kind of financial organization. which works on the territory of russia, uh, and russia takes it, takes all the assets, then i think that it will spread in the countr

this is the nuremberg trials, where nazi war criminals were tried only after the nazi regime fell.a new century, justice should not depend on when and how this war will end. we can't wait. we must create a special tribunal now and bring putin and his entourage to justice. and i repeat once again that all war crimes, all crimes against humanity and this war itself, genocide became possible only because the crime of aggression took place. crime aggression is the so-called maternal.

such a verdict was rendered by the international tribunal in nuremberg in 1946. but the crime did notive wide attention around the world. the fact is that in the soviet union , until 1953, prisoners were equated with traitors to the motherland, so everyone, including children, remained silent. and in germany the doctrine of the impregnable wehrmacht and the criminal sss was in effect. no one was in a hurry to make public the crimes committed by soldiers of regular units. after the liberation of the camp , 25 military hospitals were repurposed to provide assistance to the prisoners and soldiers of order. thousands of red army soldiers became infected with typhus while rescuing hostages from azari camps; those killed by a mine were buried in a mass grave, where a memorial was later erected. about the death factory of the third reich on the main air: elena bormatova and vitaly selyavko. and that's all that we managed to tell you. polina shuba and maxim uglyanitsa were with you. see you on the main broadcast. happily. i tell you, dear tv presenters, it’s not too late to see the state of t

back in 1946, at the international tribunal in nuremberg, the creation of death camps was called the most terrible crime of the wehrmacht during the second world war. but the furor’s subjects did not receive wide-eyed attention to the atrocities, because they were in germany. the doctrine of a pure wehrmacht was in force. in belarus a cultural internship for compatriots abroad has started. representatives of the belarusian diaspora from latvia, estonia, armenia, russia and other countries arrived. the annual forum for leaders of ethnic public associations will last a week. the theme of the first week-long internship is dedicated to preserving the tradition of folk art in decorative and applied arts. the focus of this forum, in addition to the fact that like-minded people gather, it gathers. we always keep our origins of our belarusian culture, because love for the homeland of belarus is like love for one’s own mother. the internship program is extensive; participants will attend master classes and cultural dialogue platforms in the regions of belarus. guests will visit the country's

bertman's demon was created as a joint project of theaters in barcelona, ​​bordeaux, nuremberg and moscowhall. that's how it was. six months before the official premiere of the opera at the liceu theater in barcelona, ​​dmitry khvarostovsky passed away, but the show must go on, especially. when a lot of money was invested in him, another worthy soloist from latvia, egels silins, was invited to take the place of the great russian baritone. a stormy ovation carried the success of bertman's production to bordeaux, where the demon was to be performed by famous french soloist nicolas cavalier. but again there is an emergency. on the eve of the premiere in bordeaux, nicolas fell ill and lost his voice, all tickets were sold, and the audience did not care about the problems of the theater. dmitry bertman calls to moscow. to the artist of his troupe, twenty-eight-year-old alexei isaev. isaev flies to france in the morning, and in the evening he sings so well that at the end of the season he receives the highest theatrical award in france. today alexey isaev is 34 years old and he has not appeared

they soho theatre has become the nuremberg of london because they don't.use you can't. you can't get away with your standard hate, the sort of hate that might be labelled towards us. but you can get away with some creative at some pretty creative hate at the soho theatre, i see. >> mean, by the way, >> yeah. i mean, by the way, which white would be which white people would even be going this? i mean, imagine going to this? i mean, imagine the there the self—loathing. there are cheaper soho. you can cheaper places in soho. you can be humiliated. >> i mean, i don't know >> i don't i mean, i don't know if you've met white people in london, all full london, but they're all full of self—loathing. and, you know, when they to when it destroys, they want to aboush when it destroys, they want to abolish whiteness. why abolish whiteness. this is why people, are going to people, you know, are going to these courses these diversity courses and stuff. spread it's stuff. and it's spread by it's spread this spread by, by white people, this stuff. funded by spread by, by

back in 1946 at the international tribunal in nuremberg, the creation of death camps was called the mosts of the fuhr's subjects were not received, because in germany the doctrine of a pure wehrmacht was in force. a cultural internship for compatriots abroad has started in belarus. representatives of the belarusian diaspora from latvia, estonia, armenia, russia and other countries arrived. the annual forum for leaders of ethnic public associations will last a week. theme of the first week the internship is dedicated to preserving the traditions of folk art in decorative and applied arts. the focus of this forum. in addition to the fact that it is a gathering of like-minded people, it is a gathering of people who preserve belarusian culture far from their historical homeland, it can also be a creative component or a scientific component, everything always depends on the applications that we receive at the forum, it is very important in the region of your residence do not forget that you are a belarusian very correctly and correctly convey that knowledge about the belarusian culture that e

because in fact, during the nuremberg trials this arose. problems when one of the nazi leaders said, are you condemning us in relation to the jews, and how is your attitude towards your blacks different? plus, let me remind you, the level of anti-semitism in america itself was always off the charts, we came up with some kind of completely easter picture of the united states, they were never any fighters against nazism, not even close, and if we talk about agreements, at least one american... administration she didn’t deceive us, this has never happened, we just came up with it all the time, so this, now we shook hands, all this, yes , these are dogs, they have always deceived us and will deceive us, and speaking of the fact that geography is destiny, well, look, if we hadn’t stopped in 1980 for some unknown reason in georgia , there would be no problem in the south caucasus, we would have a land border with armenia with iran through armenia, independence, to the choice from the point of view of the people, the same with north korea, but we can help them in other ways, with food, medi

they soho theatre has become the nuremberg of london because they don't. you can't. you can't get away with your standard hate, the sort of hate that might be labelled towards us. but you can get away with some creative at some pretty creative hate at the soho theatre, i see. >> mean, by the way, >> yeah. i mean, by the way, which white would be which white people would even be going this? i mean, imagine going to this? i mean, imagine the there the self—loathing. there are cheaper soho. you can cheaper places in soho. you can be humiliated. >> i mean, i don't know >> i don't i mean, i don't know if you've met white people in london, all full london, but they're all full of self—loathing. and, you know, when they to when it destroys, they want to aboush when it destroys, they want to abolish whiteness. why abolish whiteness. this is why people, are going to people, you know, are going to these courses these diversity courses and stuff. spread it's stuff. and it's spread by it's spread this spread by, by white people, this stuff. funded by spread by, by whi

, towards our nuremberg, when in fact there are still not only the sbu here, but also gur, in the caselly went overboard, let's brag about the operations on the front line, and not the operations that you carry out in relation to the civilian population, and i think that... no, but formally he was fired. so, this means that danilov was fired from the post of head of the national security and defense council, the ukrainian national security and defense council, and his place was replaced by a very interesting person named litvinenko, alexander litvinenko, this is the new secretary, respectively, of the national security and defense council of ukraine, a man of interesting destiny, and so to speak, us regarding, he even studied with us, he even studied with us, actually at the academy, as i understand it, in my opinion fso, fsb, fsb. about his qualifications, unfortunately, that is , it would be better if these half-crazy hideous things sat, you see, but unfortunately they come professionals, but of course this will be a little difficult for us, because firstly, he has a good intelligenc

dmitry hvorostovsky. from bertman was created as a joint project of the theaters of barcelona, ​​burdo, nurembergof the opera at the lice theater in barcelona, ​​dmitry khvarostovsky passed away, but the show must go on, especially when a lot of money is invested in it. in place of the great russian baritone, they invited another worthy soloist from latvia, egels silins. a stormy ovation carried the success of bertman's production to bordeaux, where the demon was to be performed by a famous frenchman. nicolas cavalier, but again there is an emergency. on the eve of the premiere in bordeaux, nicolas fell ill and lost his voice, all tickets were sold, and the audience did not care about the theater's problems. dmitry bertman calls twenty-eight-year-old alexei isaev, an artist of his troupe, in moscow. isaev flies to france in the morning, and in the evening he sings so well that at the end of the season he receives the highest theatrical award in france. today alexey isaev is 34 years old and he has not appeared at home in russia for a long time, singing all over the world for the honor and glory o

so last month my team was proud to taken part in san antonians equity summit with mayor nuremberg wherersation was about the most feasible options and that as result n of that summit the city is working on on a budget proposal that will help families withpr a childcare needs. another, issue know you're all grappling with, and the center talked about this, health.ng creating good just isn't enough if workers are not well enough to do them. in the thought of mental health issues a separate from jobs issues. we can't do that anymore. and we do have resources accessible about how to workplaces to prioritize mental health. last week we launched a section devoted to young peoples mental health specifically. so all of us have a part to play in keeping our communities healthy. i'm going to close by doing we always go the experts i'm going to quote a story i heard about a mayor who is sitting in a meeting, february was arguing and the mayor interrupted and said spare me your sermons and i will fix your sewers. that's right. you've all had some version of that. let's stop talking of a stuff and l

a final chapter, solzhenitsyn calls for an accounting of the soviet crimes like the nazi trials in nuremberg why is germany allowed to punish its evildoer? yes. and russia is not yet, despite the horror that he saw and the torture that he personally experienced during his eight years in the gulag. solzhenitsyn does not despair as he ends his investigation describes himself as an unshakable optimist and day before he was forced into exile. solzhenitsyn said that the gulag archipelago was destined to affect the course of history. i was sure of that, he said. and then, he added, you bolster fix our finished. there are no. two ways about it. indeed, not long after. the publication of the gulag archipelago, the berlin wall came tumbling down and the most evil empire of the 20th century was soon no more proving yet again that do have the power to change history. so at those opening remarks would like now to turn it over to mr. mahoney. oh, no, bob, you want to introduce bob? all right, please. this this is a somebody who knows as much or more about solzhenitsyn and everybody else in america. and w

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back in 1946, at the international tribunal in nuremberg, the creation of death camps was called theterrible crime of the wehrmacht during the second world war. but the atrocities of the fuhrer’s subjects did not receive wide attention, because in germany the doctrine of a pure wehrmacht was in force. the west is moving from purchasing weapons to deploying troops. poland and germany intend to create an eu rapid reaction combat group of 5,000 troops by july, as stated by the head of the ministry of defense of the polish regime, they will replenish the rapid reaction forces that meet the strategy. however, he noted that other state communities have not yet joined the initiative. in the chupov region of russia , a rock collapse occurred at the pioneer mine, a regional state of emergency was introduced, 13 people may be under the rubble, there is no contact with the trapped people yet, but all the miners are considered alive. for clearing debris during rescue operations at the emergency site. groups of specialists from several regions of the country. in belarus , combat readiness testing