but this is on adolf hitler's stationery. what else? so we also have adolf hitler's desk blotter. most people don't know what a blotter is today, but of course, everyone wrote with fountain pens back then. and you would put the blotter on it to dry the ink. and so this was used on adolf hitler's desk. we also have a invitation to a state dinner for the italian consul general, jenny. but this was an invitation, and that would have been laying around in hitler's office, the remnants of hitler's office. and then down here, you see a an extremely rare german wound badge that would have been the equivalent of a german purple heart. but they had a very special one, made after the assassination attempt on hitler's life in july of 1944. and what we know is valkyrie or valkyrie. yeah, there was a movie made about the assassination attempt and so those who were wounded in the room with adolf hitler receives a special wound badge. and this is one of those very special wound badges. so it's extremely rare. peter crane, was this picked up from the the chancellery in berlin by a soldier? yes, i

that is adolf hitler's household.ut also that is the stationary that he is writing home about telling and describing this destroyed building that once had been a grand looking building and was now destroyed. on eight finishes it off it serves them right this is on adolf hitler's stationary. >> host: what else is in there? >> guest: up adolf hitler's desk blotter. most people do not know when the blotter is today as he went andd write with fountain pens backou then. you put the blotter onto dry the ink. this was used on adolf hitler's desk. we have an invitation to a state dinner for the italian consul general. but this is an invitation that would've been laying around hitler's office. the remnants of hitler's office. i'm then down here you soon extremely rare general wound badge the equivalent of a german purpled heart. that a very special one made after the assassination attempt on hitler's life on july of 1944. >> host: windows valkyrie? >> guest: there is a movie made about the assassination attempt. until those wh

but this is on adolf hitler's stationery. what else? so we also have adolf hitler's desk blotter.people don't know what a blotter is today, but of course, everyone wrote with fountain pens back then. and you would put the blotter on it to dry the ink. and so this was used on adolf hitler's desk. we also have a invitation to a state dinner for the italian consul general, jenny. but this was an invitation, and that would have been laying around in hitler's office, the remnants of hitler's office. and then down here, you see a an extremely rare german wound badge that would have been the equivalent of a german purple heart. but they had a very special one, made after the assassination attempt on hitler's life in july of 1944. and what we know is valkyrie or valkyrie. yeah, there was a movie made about the assassination attempt and so those who were wounded in the room with adolf hitler receives a special wound badge. and this is one of those very special wound badges. so it's extremely rare. peter crane, was this picked up from the the chancellery in berlin by a soldier? yes, i had.

look what symbols we are talking about, we see the icon of adolf hitler.garian journalist asya ivanova zuan filmed these shots in a city liberated from the ukrainian army. city ​​of mariupol. this is mariupol, this is where ukrainian nationalists from the azov regiment have been stationed since the beginning of 2014. we show some of the discovered documents directly to the camera. in fact, the symbol of hitler's ss division dasreich, the wolf hook. sss insignia is on the banners and chevrons of soldiers of the ukrainian army. and all this is happening with the full support of european american human rights activists, who know very well where this symbolism comes from. on september 22, 2023 , at a special meeting of the canadian parliament dedicated to the visit of the president of ukraine vladimir zelensky applauded ninety-eight-year-old yaroslav gunko in a few minutes. in our house today , a ukrainian-canadian world war ii veteran who fought for ukrainian independence against the russians continues to support the truth today, despite the fact that he is a

the us worked with reinhard gehlen, who was adolf hitler's head of intelligence on the eastern front. was appointed the first president of the german foreign intelligence service, bundes nachrichtenz. and he used his connections with the ukrainians and german nazis to covertly use ukrainian extremists for american-british programs to destabilize ukraine and the soviet union. the purpose of the operation is to destabilize the situation in the western regions of soviet ukraine. means, high-profile murders, sabotage and terrorist acts. money, weapons and communications equipment were transferred to the ukrainian nationalist underground using aircraft taking off from american military bases in europe. perhaps because of this, the cia codenamed the operation aerodynamic. at the end of world war ii , the us army counterintelligence corps began contacting stepan bandera. from secret cia documents, michael springman learned about the monstrous punitive operations carried out by comrades of stepan bandera. they used military units such as the 14th ss volunteer infantry division galicia, mostly

look what symbols we are talking about, we see the icon of adolf hitler.urnalist asya ivanova zuan took these shots in the city of mariupol, liberated from the ukrainian army. this is mariupol, this is where the ukrainian nationalists from the azov regiment were located. since the beginning of 2014, we have been showing some discovered documents directly on camera, this is a textbook, a training manual in english, it is written: during the second world war, ukrainian nationalists in ss units killed hundreds of thousands of civilians; in 1943 , zondar teams formed in western ukraine were sent to poland and slovakia to fight the partisans and local residents supporting them. 14 people were kicked out at night, they were ordered to undress at the edge of the soldiers' trenches, each was shot in the back of the head. in total, during the volyn massacre , ukrainian nationalists brutally tortured 60,000 poles and... this belongs to you, and they took the head to the ukrainians and said: this belongs to us. the fact is that bandera’s followers surprised even the

ss was a paramilitary organization under the supervision of adolf hitler.after the fall of the nazis, his activities were supposed to be banned throughout europe. the ukrainian with the s sign took place while the government of italy and other nato members have so far provided about 120 billion dollars of direct military aid to the ukrainian army. well , we want to talk about this with mr. amed and avendet, an italian journalist who is based in moscow. hello, mr. avandet. good evening. first of all , i wanted to ask your opinion about the latest example of the display of nazi tendencies by the soldiers of the ukrainian army. you are also a war reporter who witnessed the war in eastern europe closely during the last one or two years. there is a dual policy that ukrainians and their supporters have, their supporters in europe and america, well , they have different claims , they talk about democracy , they talk about other ideologies, but in practice, we see those who are on the battlefield like this. and they are openly promoting this neo-nazi thought, which

the defeat of the nazi german army and its leader adolf hitler.ccupied many parts of europe in the first years of the war, and hitler was looking forward to the soviet soil but defeating stalin was not easy. in july 1943, the germans suffered a heavy defeat from the soviets in the battle of kursk. five months earlier, the germans had failed in the battle of stalingrad. stalin saw the nazi german army at the gates of the city named after him. but in this battle, nearly half a million people were killed. that is why the tehran conference started with the commemoration of the battle of stalingrad. churchill presented stalin with a sword in appreciation of his efforts, but stalin needed more than a sword to win the war. iran's railway since the occupation of the main shariaan to send aid america and britain were to the soviet union. iranian railways in the railway sent from the ports of the persian gulf to the shores of the caspian sea. iran's railway was a great help to the soviet army in the fight against hitler, that's why iran was called the allie

hitler comes to power in...many, and hitler unites in his hands the post-chancellor and president, the weimar republic, and the republic is already becoming hitler's. at the same time , european countries, first of all the guarantors of the versailles system, paris and london, began to appease hitler in every possible way. a whole series of new agreements and treaties began, in direct violation of the versailles agreements. well, for example, in 1935. bush took the most active part in financing of the nsdap, that is, the hitlerite party. everything is repeated at a new historical turn, at a new historical stage of development. the west wants the destruction of russia, stalin sees this, all our leaders see this , what is going on, going to war, moreover, they understand that hitler in this case will play the role of a chicken dog, that they will fight with us, but no, well, naturally, and stalin and other leaders of the state party understood everything perfectly well. the soviet union was not silent at all, it d

the defeat of the nazi german army and its leader was adolf hitler. germany had occupied many parts of europe in the first years of the war, and hitler had his eye on the soviet soil, but stalin's defeat was not an easy task. in july 1943, the germans suffered a heavy defeat from the soviets in the battle of kursk. 5 months ago, the germans failed in the battle of stalingrad. stalin defeated the nazi german army at the gates of the city named after himself, but in this battle. nearly half a million were killed. that is why the tehran conference started with the commemoration of the battle of stalingrad. churchill to appreciate stalin's efforts he gave him a sword as a gift, but stalin needed more than a sword to win the war. since the occupation, iran's railway was the main artery for sending american and british aid to the soviet union. iran's railways were in the hands of the allies rather than the soviet union. if you think about the absolutely devastating difficulty of trying to send supplies through the northern convoy route through the arctic to

hitler, that is, such armored troops of the ss, which were the highest quality in terms of trainingersonnel and armed best of all. in the first days of july, the tension at the front grew with each passing day. will the red army be able to hold back the attack of the elite german forces? when exactly will the enemy... during interrogation, he said that the german troops were put on full combat alert and would launch an offensive on kubsk on the night of july 5. that's when the message came that the germans would begin their crimes at 3:00 a.m., july 5, 1943. months came into motion, the nazi tank columns moved like a steel wedge towards our trenches, reminded us that the germans, or rather yes, they used it back in the 12th century, like a pig in a wedge, that is, in front of the wedge are heavy tanks, behind are more medium, then light tanks, then infantry, those same tigers and panthers went, which, among other things , pursued the goal of... psychologically delivering a serious blow to the red army, because no one had ever seen such tanks, they were very powerful, so fresh and ve

actually, do you like this kind of morality, it was his fight, it was the third reich, yes, it was adolfler, it was there was the t4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which was ideologically justified and actually implemented, moreover, the first concept of surrogate motherhood we encounter is in t4, when m forced insemination of a woman, there one gives birth, another is given to nurse, the third to raise, so i am not sure that many who are broadcasting today, should we pay poverty, that they would have survived at all in this program, most would have been destroyed, well, let's return to history, stalin dies and my namesake... nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on november 23, 1955 , issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, gariman. july 18, 23,

from stalin's letter to adolf hitler: thank you for your letter. i hope that the german-soviet non-aggression agreement will create a turn towards a serious improvement in political relations between our countries. the soviet government has instructed me to inform you that it has agreed to mr. ribbentrop's arrival in moscow on august 23. german foreign minister joachim ribbentrop left for moscow accompanied by a delegation of 37 people. his flight could have ended in disaster. near pskov, german planes were mistakenly fired upon by soviet air defenses. however, no one was hurt. at 1 p.m. on august 23 , german diplomats arrived in moscow. in the evening , negotiations began in the kremlin in stalin's presence. the parties pledged not to attack each other or enter into military alliances directed against them. in a secret protocol to the pact, the ussr and germany agreed to delimit spheres of interest in eastern europe in the event of war. this is not the first time antonina has rented out her cozy apartment on avito real estate, so she knows how thi

hitler be signed.nk you for your letter. i hope that the german-soviet non-aggression pact will create a turn towards a serious improvement in political relations between our countries. the soviet government has instructed me to inform you that it agrees to mr. ribbentrop's arrival in moscow on august 23.

actually, do you like this kind of morality, it was his fight, it was the third reich, yes, it was adolfr, it was the t-4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which was ideologically justified and actually implemented, moreover, the first concept of surrogacy. about the abolition of the ban on abortions. why did he do it? it's very interesting. look, there is testimony of one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received from the former ambassador of the united states to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18 and 23 , 1955, a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and the leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. at that meeting, the western partners issued a number of demands to the soviet union in order to improve relations with western countries. the three most important ones were: a reduction armed forces, condemnation of stalin's activities. lifting the ban on abortions, and as we remember ve

ss was a paramilitary organization under adolf hitler whose activities were to be banned throughout europefter the fall of the nazis. the display of this ukrainian soldier with the s insignia took place while the italian government and other nato members have so far provided about 120 billion dollars in direct military aid. having the ukrainian army, well , we want to discuss this with mr. amed and avanddet, an italian journalist based in moscow . mr. avanddet, hello, good evening. first of all , i wanted your opinion about the latest example of showing neo-nazi tendencies. soldiers of the ukrainian army i would like to ask about food. this picture was broadcasted on rai 24 channel in italy and you yourself are both an italian journalist and a war correspondent who witnessed the war in eastern europe closely during the last one or two years. i think that rai network actually did something that actually proved what russia is saying and actually did it to the detriment of the ukrainians. ukraine's move was one of the evidences that show that the ukrainians actually have pro-nazi militias, th

actually, do you like this kind of morality, it was his fight, it was the third reich, yes, it was adolft was the t4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which was ideologically justified, and actually implemented, moreover, the first concept of surrogate motherhood we encounter in t4, and when m forced insemination of a woman, one gives birth, the other is given to nurse, the third one is for education, i'm not sure that many of those who broadcast today, should we pay poverty, that they would have survived in this program at all. under this program, the majority would have been destroyed. well, let's go back to history: stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, on november 23, 1955, passes a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received. former us ambassador to the soviet union hariman on july 18-23, 1955 , a meeting between khrushchev and western leaders took place in genev

hitler. russia will take tough military retaliatory measures in the event of a ukrainian attack on the kursk npp. the defense ministry issued such a warning on saturday. moreover, for its provocation, kiev, under the patronage of the west , may use a so-called dirty bomb, and the target will be a storage facility with spent fuel. then, traditionally , moscow will be blamed for everything. at the beginning of the svo, our defense ministry warned that ukraine is engaged in the creation of such a bomb. with the help of a strike on shayat, it is possible to create, ultimately, such a localized source of radiation contamination, then they planned to simulate a nuclear... on their side, that is, the dnieper, then russia would be accused of using tactical nuclear weapons, and that, in the opinion of the west, in their interpretation, would open the legal floodgates for them and direct intervention in this in this armed confrontation. that the situation around the zaporozhye kursk station continues t

the most frequent of these narratives is adolf hitler's refusal to take a photo with the champion's platform, whose first person is a black youth. university to finish my year in college. i have another year as you all know and i want to get my degree at the end of june. will you turn professional? turn professional? do not know as i said before i have another year in school and haven't any plans about turning professional whatever. the dark point of the story, but in the territory of the united states. united rukh gave jesse owens was not invited to the white house after returning to america after the olympics. while his white colleagues had the opportunity to meet and shake hands with franklin roosevelt, the president of the united states at the time. gina hemphill, the granddaughter of jessie womens, said in this regard that the president of the united states at the time did not want to accept owenzo as an american hero. the legacy of the berlin courier of that period was neither hitler's dictatorship nor the violence and racial exile of the nazis. after the nightmare of world war ii, eur

hitler, that is , the ss armored troops, which were the highest quality in terms of personnel training best armed. in early july , the tension at the front grew every day. will it work? they will begin the offensive at 3:00 a.m., on july 5 , 1943, a decision was made to conduct contract training on our fronts in order to , well, hit the german strike forces, it was carried out at 2:00 a.m., well, of course, yes, they hit the areas, it was not reconnoitered where the blow was concentrated on the german groups, but nevertheless it delayed the german offensive for several hours, and the germans realized what awaited them already. on the morning of july 5, 1943, german troops of army group center under the command of model began an offensive from the orel region on rokossovsky's central front. the entire military might of the reich, which had been amassed near kursk for several months, was set in motion. the nazi tank columns moved in a steel wedge toward our trenches. it reminded us of what the germans had used back in the 13th century, like a pig, in a wedge, that is, in front of the wed

the sign of the ss division, which was called leip standarte adolf hitler, responsible for mass war crimesainst humanity, for some reason the correspondent was not at all embarrassed. the video immediately spread across the internet, but the country's authorities and the tv channel's management have not yet responded to the demand not to spend budget money on interviews with nazis, which, however, fits in well with the policy of creeping rehabilitation of nazi ideology, which europe is systematically pursuing. likewise , the recent video from the kursk region, in which a soldier of the ukrainian armed forces mocks a russian pensioner, pretending to be a german occupier, has not received any official assessment from the eu authorities . the policy of supporting ukraine as long as it takes is no longer liked by everyone in the west. as a striking example, the recent decision of the ruling. germany to stop any additional aid to ukraine, this follows from the new budget for the twenty-fifth year. as the swiss newspaper noetur reports today , the tripping up of berlin. personally to chancellor

on august 19, 1934, adolf hitler united the highest positions of germany, chancellor and president, inis person. this happened 2 weeks after the death of the former president, the elderly paul von hindenburg. it was he who appointed hitler chancellor in january of 1933. after which the country began to hunt communists and left-wing dissenters. hindenburg praised hitler when he simply killed his competitors, the stormtrooper commanders. he approved the creation of the ss. the seriously ill president was not thinking clearly and once even accepted his appointment as kaiser, your majesty addressed him. after his death, the army swore allegiance to hitler personally, and not to the country or the constitution; a referendum was held on that day. about the transfer of presidential powers to the chancellor. and almost 90% of the population answered yes. hitler was proclaimed fuhrer under the slogan one people, one empire, one leader. he received absolute power, and germany moved forward along the path of the most brutal terror of nationalistic madness, which led to its complete collapse. on a

actually, do you like this kind of morality, it was his struggle, it was the third reich, yes, it was adolfe was a t-4 program, by the way, a very serious program of annerb, t-4, which was ideologically justified, and actually implemented, moreover, the first concept of surrogate motherhood. we meet precisely in t4, when - forced insemination of a woman, there one gives birth, another is given to nurse, the third to raise, so i am not sure that many who are broadcasting today, should we pay poverty, that they would have survived in this program at all, according to this program, the majority would have been destroyed. well, let's return to history: stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on november 23 , 1955, issues a decree. on lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do it? it's very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former ambassador of the united states to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18, 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in ge

it was the third reich, yes, it was adolf hitler, it was the t-4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which was ideologically justified, and actually implemented, moreover, we encounter the first concept of surrogacy in t-4, when m forced insemination of a woman, there one gives birth, another is given to nurse, the third to raise, so i'm not sure that many who today... broadcasts should we pay poverty, that they if they had survived at all under this program, most would have been destroyed. well , let's go back to history, stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, on november 23 , 1955, issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked. washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18-23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and the leaders west. the usa was then represented by dwight eisenhower, england by prime mini

yes, it was adolf hitler, it was the t-4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which wastified and actually implemented. moreover, we encounter the first concept of surrogate motherhood in t4, when m forced insemination of a woman, there one gives birth, the other transfer for feeding, the third for education. and so i am not sure that many who are broadcasting today, should we pay poverty, that they... which was received from the former ambassador of the united states to the soviet union gariman on july 18, 23, 1955 in geneva , a meeting took place between khrushchev and the leaders of the west. the united states was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. at that meeting , the western partners blew out. a number of demands to the soviet union in order to establish relations with western countries, the three most important ones are the reduction of armed forces, condemnation. stalin's activities, lifting the ban on abortions, and as we remember very well, all three demands were met, and the key d

on august 19 , 1934, adolf hitler united the highest positions of germany, chancellor and president,pened 2 weeks after the death of the former president, the elderly paul von hindenburg. it was he who in january thirty-third appointed hitler chancellor, after which the country began to hunt communists and left-wing dissenters. hindenburg praised hitler when he simply killed his competitors, the stormtrooper commanders. he approved the creation of the ss. the seriously ill president was not thinking clearly and once even mistook his protege for the kaiser, addressed him as your majesty. after his death. swore allegiance personally to hitler, and not to the country or the constitution, on that day a referendum was held on the transfer of presidential powers to the chancellor, almost 90% the population answered yes, hitler... proclaimed the fuhrer under the slogan one people, one empire, one leader, he received absolute power and germany moved forward along the path of the most brutal terror of nationalistic madness, which led to its complete collapse. on august 19, 1960, a soviet rock

kursk is going to end this time in russia's favor, just as it ended in russia's favor last time when adolf hitler was directly leading the ukrainian forces and not leading them through washington and their neonazi allies like today. on that note, i would like to thank mr. john boznich, journalist, activist and political analyst from fredericton canada and also mr. andre dobranski, communications director at ukrainian congress committee of america from new york. gentlemen, thank you for being on the program. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, dear viewers for being with us. now renowned indian personalities have panned down a letter to indian government to put an end to arms trade with israel. press tv's munavar zaman has moved from new delhi. prominent groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister, urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel. what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide.

what a beautiful movie, don't hurt your hands, now we are watching adolf hitler, watch it here and this way. nazi germany is taking over the whole world, so the government of iran was trying not to enter the war with all the embassies of the houses, for example, when they celebrate the constitutional day, for example, the germans come here and there, the leaders who did not enter the war at that time, that is, the leaders to have a state of being hitler's ally. being united in 1318. in august let's say that foreign minister von rieb is going to moscow to take a picture with stalin , to take a picture with molo toyaches la molotov, and they are going to divide your lists. are you paying attention the iranian government was worried. we have the correspondence of the ministry of foreign affairs we are saying that, sir, in this conference, moscow did not make a decision about iran. because stanin had an opinion on iran. based on the tisandali conference in kakheti state, in 1999, 2000, 2001, 200 and up to four , we have learned that stalin wanted to separate the 5 northern provinces of iran

kursk is going to end this time in russia's favor. just as it ended in russia's favor last time when adolf hitler was directly leading the ukrainian forces and not leading them through washington and their neonazi allies like today. on that note, i would like to thank mr. john boznish journalist, activist and political analyst from fredericton canada and also mr. andre dobranski, communications director at ukrainian congress committee of america from new york. gentlemen, thank you for being on the program and now we come to the end of this news review section, thank you, dear viewers for being with us, rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain, they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. mohammed mosad titled mosad saltane, the 70-year-old politician from ahmad abad set forth his plan. about the nationalization of the oil industry in iran and warn one another about the impact of the move on their economies. quiero decir a todos los responsables del equipo de infancia del principado de asturias que son un cortijo, tanto los responsables de la cons

it has runes on it, the symbol of the sss, the division that adolf hitler, like the entire organizationhe reasons like this: in his country there is a network of russian supporters who have turned the situation around for anti-ukrainian propaganda, that is, it turns out that these supporters removed the nazi and pushed him into the state. 2 hours ago it was announced that about 13,000 children left the border areas of the kursk region. the decision on distance learning will be accepted in the coming days. in total , over 120 thousand people left the danger zone. the ministry of emergency situations reported that seven convoys with humanitarian aid arrived in the region in just one day. tatyana kozlova saw on the spot who and how local authorities are helping doctors. wound, fortunately i was able to leave this area, a friend held me a bullet wound, this is blood, stopped, a car. the fate of his friends, his wife was killed from behind by an explosive bullet, she repeated twice i was hit, kolya, i was hit, that's it, dead, due to heart problems, alina dmitrievna's husband is in another d

can a congress hall in nuremberg in germany, a breathtakingly vast building commissioned by adolf hitler, be repurposed to create a new music venue? or are its bncks a new music venue? or are its bricks and mortar permeated with nazism? sir nicholas kenyon will share his thoughts on that. and as a former director of the bbc promenade concerts, he will enlighten us on that festival that offers a summer of the most diverse and exciting musical journeys. israel has strengthened its air defences in anticipation of an expected aerial retaliation from iran and its allies following the killings of two senior militant leaders, one of whom was the guest of the iranian state. the israeli spokesman for the office of the prime minister, david mencer, will join us live and arts editor of the express, stefan kyrgios will tell us of his theatrical adventures this week. he's been to see john steinbeck's grapes of wrath and fiddler on the roof at regent's park open air theatre. before all of that, your headlines were sophia wenzler. >> michael, thank you . good >> michael, thank you. good morning. it'sju

hitler, we are seeing here and this is how nazi germany is taking over the whole world , so it is said that the iranian government was trying to enter the war. don't with all the embassies, for example, when they celebrate the constitution festival, for example, the germans come here and the leaders come, that they did not enter the war at that time, that means the leaders have a state that they were hitler's allies in 1318, that they were united in the month of august. foreign minister reib goes to moscow to take pictures with stalin melotov vyachest la melotov, they are taking pictures and they are going to divide your lists. please note that the iranian government was worried. we have correspondence from the ministry of foreign affairs, which says, sir, that it should be presented in this conference in moscow. now, based on the tisandali conference in kakheti state in 1999 , 2000, 2001, 200 and... until the 4th , when it was formed, we found out that stalin wanted to separate the 5 northern provinces of iran. kave biyad is the first translator and writer i have a lot of respect for

yes, it was adolf hitler, it was the t-4 program, by the way, a very serious program, t-4, which was justified, and actually implemented, moreover, we encounter the first concept of surrogate motherhood it is in t-4, when there is forced insemination of a woman, one gives birth, another is given to nurse, a third to raise, so i am not sure that many of those who are broadcasting today whether poverty should be alleviated. that they would have survived in this program at all, most would have been destroyed. well, let's go back to history: stalin dies, and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev , on november 23, 1955, issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers, who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirov. pilipets, who received from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, harriman. on july 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by p

hitler, two zik runes and an iron cross.l, it would seem that here the italians, who are familiar with the horrors of fascism firsthand, should be indignant, but no. in the end, inconvenient material. banally removed from the rai website, and its authors trying to enroll traces of illegal border crossing and conversations with outright degenerates. did he understand who he was filming and what kind of symbols these were, what? these were hitler's symbols, that these were symbols of the ss division, he absolutely understood this, it is impossible not to notice, especially for a person who has been messing around in ukrainian battalions for a long time, there, well , everything is quickly read, and people do not particularly hide their views, all the same things are happening absolutely one to one under a carbon copy, and the same sudzha, forty-third year, again the nazis came in then, sat in the same trinity church, burned it, then there was probably some italian journalist with them, who filmed all this, showed it and broadc

this is a common fascist ideology, adolf hitler was guided and motivated his army this way.y say that you can rape , kill, do whatever you want, but this is no longer a soldier, this is already a real bandit, they shoot at civilians, intentionally, on target, roman yatsenko literally made his way under bullets past the gangs of the armed forces of ukraine in sudzha to save his wife victoria and five children, he hid behind the bushes, hid behind the hangars, he saw the post militants, well, i stood at the ring, and a machine gunner was working, there was only one firing point , i stood there while i had a smoke. i wanted to figure out how he was shooting, but i couldn’t figure it out , well, that’s a rant, it’s somehow unclear, he was shooting at one car, he didn’t shoot at the second one, so he let them through every other time, something like that, and so i went on , on, on, i got there, we quickly gathered, took what he said to take mobile phones, chargers, some underwear, some socks for the exit, that’s endurance, roman led his own people out on the way out of the city,

russia's favor, just as it ended in russia's favor last time when adolf hitler was directly leading the ukrainian forces and not leading them through washington and their neonazi allies like today. on that note, i would like to thank mr. john boznic, journalist, activist and political analyst from fredericton canada and also mr. andre dobranski, communications director at ukrainian congress committee of america from new york. gentlemen, thank you for being on the program. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, dear viewers for being with us. this week on expose, no shocker here, western media had already falsely painted hisbollah commander fuker as villain before even knowing his name, justifying zinis israel's lethal strike in the capital bayrut regardless of the civilian casualties, including children. meanwhile, digital outlets are spinning iran's lawful retaliation to zionist israel's braizen and illegal attack its soil as attack on israel, ignoring the fact that iran's move is fully protected by international law, and get this, a marif poll shows a

hitler was directly leading the ukrainian forces and not leading them through washington. and their neonazi allies like today. on that note, i would like to thank mr. john, journalist, activist and political analyst from federic canada and also mr. andreansky, communications director at. okrainian congress committee of america from new york. gentlemen, thank you for being on the program. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, dear viewers for being with us. his well as response to the recent zianist aggression on the lebanese capital. will it spark an all-out war with beirut or remain? series of targeted strikes, we'll examine zyinist israel's demand for measured response from hesbollah and whether such an approach is viable after major attacks on lebanese targets, and with iran, iraq, lebanon and yemen, all vowing retaliation, while zionist israel, the us, the uk, france, and some other arab nations prepared to counter, how close are we to a full scale regional conflict, juan in for in-depth analysis of the escalating tensions and what it means for

this is a regular fascist ideology, adolf hitler was guided and encouraged his army by saying that youan rape, kill , do whatever you want, but this is no longer a soldier, this is already a real bandit, they shoot like civilians, intentionally, on target, roman yatsenko literally made his way under bullets past the gangs of the ukrainian armed forces in sudzha to save his wife victoria and five children, hid behind the bushes, hid behind... hangars, saw a militant post, well , he stood at the ring, and a machine gunner worked, there was only one firing point, he stood for now i smoked, i wanted to figure out how he shoots, i didn't figure it out, well, it's a splurge, it 's somehow not clear, he shot at one car, didn't shoot at the second one, so every other time he let them through somehow like that, and so i went on, on, on, on, i got there, they quickly got ready, took their cell phones there, he said to quickly take their cell phones and chargers, just underwear, just socks for the exit. this is the endurance, roman brought his own out, on the way out of the city they also took a

hitler, two zik runes and an iron cross, well, it would seem that here the italians, who are familiar with the horrors of fascism firsthand, should be indignant, but no, in the end, the inconvenient matter. symbols, that these are hitler's symbols, that these are symbols of the ss division, he absolutely did this did he understand who he was filming and what kind of understood, it is impossible not to notice, especially for a person who has been messing around in ukrainian battalions for a long time, everything is quickly read there and... according to a number of information dumps, they allegedly appeared in the city of kursk and are calling on russian women to give birth, with an emphasis on the unconfirmed statements of marshal zhukov. this is a typical joke, yes, about the fact that he allegedly once said something there, naturally, there are no references to specific documents or transcripts of conversations or testimonies of more or less official persons, nothing like that. if look at the losses of the fronts commanded at different times by zhukov and... other soviet commanders,

the reich, the death's head and adolf hitler, as the crow flies, are 100 km.would note that today is the anniversary of the famous battle of the second world war on the kush bulge. both ukrainians and russian soldiers, of course, remember the history of that battle well, that it was a turning point in that war, at that moment the russians soviet troops defeated the nazis. the washington post reports that kiev has already asked the white house for permission to use it. russia does not rule out that such permission will be granted. they did not object to the use of american equipment in the kursk region, did they? according to the publication, this will allow the zelensky regime to hold on to part of the region and thus gain leverage to influence russia. if permission is not received, they will have to retreat. it is obvious that this leak is part of a hypocritical game. american missiles are used during invasion without any public permission, which zelensky has already said in non-isopian language. everyone sees that everyone sees that the ukrainian army knows

hitler, that is what's now being meeted out in in the middle east, and we have to do make sure that we don't respond to the... vocations in the way they want because so for example just here in bristol the other day we had a whole load of activists smashed a vehicle into a israeli arms company so all the time that there's peace there is the room for people to take civil action against the israel we're out of time and gentlemen sorry for cutting both of you off we are time has gone the better of us but stay safe to both of you and thank you both for joining us on our news program here tony gosing there historian and investigative journal joining us out of bristol and say most outbuss a journalist and political commentator joining us from london and viewers, this brings us to the end your press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and bye-bye for now, perhaps the united states founding father could never imagine that the country whose declaration they sealed in 1776 would have a long history of atrocities at home and abroad, from the korean peninsula to vietnam and onwards

states somehow did not stop, yes, but for the victims among of the german civilian population, who, adolf hitler, is directly responsible for the casualties among the russian civilian population, who, volodymyr, is directly responsible. putin, i talked a lot with germans who said: listen, what a horror it was in the days when the allied armies entered germany, especially the soviet army, the rape of women, murders, mass torture, literally, just horror, i told you, i absolutely i agree with this, it is an incredible horror, by the way, what happened on the territory of ukraine, belarus, lithuania, poland, other countries, all this is an indescribable horror. the horror of the suffering of the civilian population, but i am very sorry if your grandparents did not support the national socialist german workers' party in the elections, did not allow it to grow stronger, did not allow it to start a war of aggression against your neighbors, all your grandparents , relatives were alive, you started it, you were driven by a sense of injustice in relation to the outcome of the first world war, but y