these were some of the nazis' first bloody operations.elarus to quickly liberate the occupied territories from the local population, but the nazis had been nurturing such plans for a long time. it was under the slogan of the exclusivity of the german nation and the need to expand living space for the german population that hitler came to power. top secret, only for command. from hitler's speech. at a meeting in the imperial chancellery on november 5 1937. there can only be one way to solve the german question: the way of violence. target. germany's seizure of living space in the east and its merciless germanization. on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg. it must be implemented before the winter of 1941. it went down in history as the au wbau ost plan. building up forces in the east. in it, in number. long before the attack on the ussr , a large number of documents, orders, instructions, instructions were adopted, inhumane and cruel in their essence, but especially cynical adopted on may 13, on special sec

yes, this is a duplicate of the nazi germany hitler jugend knife of the 33-38 model.d and honor. squeaks between participants in communications between participants from the testimony of accomplices we see that subsequent explosions were being prepared police car, arson of the regional fsb building. police departments, but that’s not all, after the planned terrorist attacks, david tranenko was going to escape to a neighboring country, he pursued the goal of committing a mass terrorist attack with the murder of many people, somewhere in places where people were in large numbers, including options for killing people in mosques, synagogues, and other places of mass gathering, he did not... reveal his objectives and the commission of the crime of such mass murder in his opinion would contribute to his acceptance of some kind of nationalist battle of aidar azov or something in this regard and the occupation there of some kind of leadership position of a commanding position. david tranenko and two other members of the extremist community, andrei tronenko and dmitry poderyag

the descendants of those nazis remain some of them in the uk supporting the nazis and ukraine to... this day, so there's a problem with denastification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the kind of number trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, okay, well matil - mean the neurb trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws, are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, according to the icj's verdict of clauseful genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the setlers to occupy palestine. the whole course we all know was jus

, the descendants of those nazis remain, some of them in the uk supporting the nazis in ukraine to this day, so there's a problem with denacification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the kind of number trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right. okay, well, mattil, uh, i mean, the neurb trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws, are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, according to the icj's verdict of clauseful genocide, so what we can affect? conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, you know, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settleers to occupy palestine. the holocaus we all ju

the descendants of those nazis remain some of them in the uk supporting the nazis in ukraine to this day so there's a problem with densification. in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the kind of neuroburg trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right, okay, well matil, i mean, the newer trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively. these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, according to the icj's verdict of plausiful genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. the holocaust we all now was just the pr

the descendants of those nazis remain some of them in the uk supporting the nazis and ukraine to this day so there's a problem with the... classification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the kind of number trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right, okay, well betl i mean the newberg trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international court of justice? right, so the same entities that effective. establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, according to the icj's verdict of course for genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, you know, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the setilist to occupy palestine, the holocaust we al

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germany was losing, that’s all, they were like were, nazis, so remained, their subsequent ones. neo-nazisolutely the same as those we fought with during the great patriotic war. if today someone does not speak from the same positions in a broader format, but these are people who give their fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers and those who really fought against nazism, and now they are aligned according to the political situation, it is more profitable, so he looks at those in power, and those in power. a few hours after all this, people in belgorod write that they didn’t do anything they will achieve it, and belgorod will stand as it stood, and the people will stand as they stood, because well, they are russian people, our russian multinational people, they write this in plain text, no, without unnecessary pathos, right in the same place where express grief, genuine , real grief for... since the summer of this year, there have been court hearings every week, every week in the dpr, court sentences are passed on those criminals who are already at our disposal, this is mainly connected

four nazis, two corporals, karl theodorstein and... hemler appeared in the dock in bryansk.as bryansk nuremberg. one of the eyewitnesses, artyom ustimenko, acted as a witness at the trial. on january 14, 1944, german units and gendarmerie arrived in our village of ola. the village was surrounded. it was at 8:00 in the morning, they began to set fire to the village, the population was driven into courtyards and shot with machine guns, and they also threw grenades at people. there was a shooting in my yard up to 100 people, civilians, including my relatives. the germans threw all those killed into the fire. when my house started to burn, i managed to escape into the forest. on december 30, 1945, at 11:00 am, the verdict was announced in bryansk. stein, sentenced to 20 years of hard labor, bernhard gammanmann lemrler, to death by hanging. the sentence was not subject to appeal and was carried out just a few hours later. took place at 15:00 on the city square of bryansk, years will pass in the world's only cemetery for those burned villages in khatyn will be immortalized as an u

another nazi scandal erupted in germany, the bilkwa building.ain, supposedly russian propaganda is trying to denigrate berbak with articles about her grandfather’s nazi past. the irony is that the same bilk who writes about this published an article about her nazi grandfather. also in otava they claimed that it was the hand of the kremlin that threw ss man gunko into the canadian parliament. absolutely sick. however, not anna lena and the only one. many german politicians have grandparents like these who fought for arist. dedicated to the memory of the victims of the holocaust. on the anniversary of the liberation of aswenzem, the german bundestag paid tribute to the victims of the holocaust. several guests spoke to the deputies, for example, auschwitz survivor eva chapezia. when did journalist marcel reif take the floor? began to tell the worldly wisdom of his jewish father, who was also a prisoner of aswenzem, the head of mid-germany, annalena bärbock , could not hold back her tears. every day i remember more and more how often my dad said thi

i don't know how someone is a former nazi to a literal nazi lying about his knowledge of this as if they don't have to vet everybody who comes through those quote unquote, hallowed halls. they knew to be invited to some other event the same night whether or not it's because rota invited him to parliament. it doesn't matter. the man is a pathological liar. a 2 times ethics breaching prime minister there should be political help to pay. the only problem is, i mean it's so embarrassing of people want to forget about it and move on and, and not to let the other problem in series off the hook. either. everybody in there gave them a standing ovation. who's not understanding that someone who fought the soviets in world war 2 was fighting on behalf of and for the nazis. is they need a refresher course in history. i think david canada, the us, a new crane of all voted against you and resolutions seeking to combat the glorification of nazi is um, what are your thoughts on that i um, i should say that again, actually let me to make sure i understood the question right canada, the us and ukraine hav

the descendants of those nazis remain some of them in the uk supporting the nazis and ukraine to this day so there's a problem with denastification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion so you think the the kind of... trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right. okay, well mattil, i mean the newberg trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent you. according to the icj's verdict of plausiful genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. the holocaust we all now was jus

they were besieged by the tanks of the zionist nazi army, or the nazi occupation army, before the necessary arrangements were made to in order to save this child and the family, then we no longer heard anything from the child, and also the medical crew, which included two ambulance workers and also ambulance for the palestinian red crecent. yesterday, after 12 days of waiting. it was discovered that the child hind was matured along with four members of her family. this is hind, six years of age alongside those who are marted with her the child layal who contacted the ambulance. these people fell as marties after the zine, the nazi occupation army opened fire in addition to the two heroes, the ambulance or the medical workers, yusuf and ahmad. those who hurried to rescue the family after the ambulance was completely destroyed, and here we underscore that this crime whereby the occupation army which has no human values, it targets children and also medical personnel and medical crews which are carrying out their duty doing their all in accordance with international law, this is a source of sh

this young man preached neo-nazi ideology as his goal. caused the creation of the belgorod region of the so-called white race, as the special services identified rabid neo-nazis and defeated their group, who david ronenko recruited into his ranks and what the extremists planned to do. we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. this is a video of david training. a young man improves his knife fighting technique and records everything that happens on a smartphone camera. one night i will raid where you are spending the night and cut your throat. i know where you are! it is unclear who these threats are addressed to, but here is the following entry. together with david, several guys arrange boxing sparring, and then dashingly waving knives. starring tronenko himself. only in this case it’s not him who shoots the video. well, six people are coming towards us, they all say goodbye, they will disperse, one went towards the sports ground, walked away, five are walking towards shchors, covert surveillance lasted for several months, most often the sports ground in the arkhigerey

but these figures also indicate what the nazis were doing in the camp. prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus. a criminal case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and the post-war period. concentration camps for prisoners of war. testimony of the former assistant commandant of the soviet prisoner of war camp in the city of babruisk, captain karl langut at the trial in january 1946. on november 4 or 5, 1941 , the camp commandant, lieutenant colonel raeder, came to me and said that he should talk to me. he demanded that i promise that i would not tell anyone about this conversation. after this raeder said that the command refused to provide transport for prisoners of war to germany. were dying of hunger, so colonel sturm gave the order to destroy the prisoners of war of camp number two. the camp then had 18,000 prisoners of war and fulfilled the order. at the beginning of january 1946, in the pre-trial detention center of prison number 1, the investigator asked clarifying questions, they related to th

, the descendants of those nazis remain, some of them in the uk supporting the nazis in ukraine to this day, so there there's a problem with denacification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the the kind of neuroburg trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right. okay, well bet, uh, i mean, the newerburg trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, you know, according to the icj's verdict of... for genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. the hol

how special services identified rabid neo-nazis and defeated their group.uit into his. and what the extremists were planning to do, we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. this is a video recording of david tranenko's training, a young man who is improving his knife fighting technique and recording everything that happens on a smartphone camera. one night i will look at where you will spend the night and cut your throat. it is unclear who these threats are addressed to, but here is the following entry. together with david several guys. they arrange boxing sparring matches, and the main one then dashingly brandishes knives with tronenko himself in the leading role, only the video in this case is not shot by him. i think it’s probably the other way around, the training lasts an hour and a half. then the friends disperse, none of them realizes that all movements are being monitored by representatives of the belgorod fsb department, six people came out, heading straight towards us, that’s it, they said goodbye, they will disperse, one went towar

nazi policy consisted of flattery towards the ukrainian people, who had proven themselves as a peopleorthy of being among the peoples of the new europe. such speeches and slogans are not uncommon today, a direct analogy with the events of eighty years ago and, as a result, the genocide of its own population in the donbass, new victims and new destruction; russia is engaged in restoration, as after the great patriotic war. on april 10 last year, the twenty-second, i was able to come here for the first time, because there were military operations here... i never expected that this would happen to the museum, almost everything burned down, you know, when i entered the museum, i just i cried as if over a dead man, because well, everything was burned, it was just ashes, ashes and nothing more, the condition was almost the same, it was just now that the doors were boarded up, because the doors were swung open so that they wouldn’t climb in, because they were striking , we were already looking for something to profit from, good afternoon, good afternoon. before the outbreak of hostilities in

, the descendants of those nazis remain, some of them in the uk supporting the nazis in ukraine to this day, so there's there's a problem with denacification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the kind of neurob trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but he needs to be a bit more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right. okay, well mattel, uh, i mean, the newer b trials were touchtone weren't they, for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think, of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes, these laws are designed to prevent, you know, according to the icj's verdict of clauseful genocide, so what we can't effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. the ho

it's a canadian prime minister justin to go except with the actual nazis or rather one particular nazi who fought for our ukrainian watson ss volunteer unit. so the episode involving a 98 year old yellow slab hook up being celebrated and tiered in canadian parliament during a visit from ukrainian president buyers. when's the last haul? just as not being put to rest quick reminder of what happened there. we have here in the chamber today ukrainian canadians cleaning canadian world veteran from the 2nd world for from fort ukrainian independence against the russians. the fall i now information has come to light in the canadian press in a form of an e mail to hong kong from through those office of the prime minister, inviting hunger to a private reception with zullie and c. andrew go together in toronto on the very same night as always, these visit department in ottawa. okay. never actually attended that event about a 1000 people did though. but it's the fact that the invitation was sent out from curios office that put 2 days behavior back under the microscope. liberal party line was that

, the descendants of those nazis remain, some of them in the uk supporting the nazis and ukraine to this day, so there there's a problem with denacification in the sense it wasn't properly carried out in my opinion, so you think the the the kind of neurb trials um offer some sort of a blueprint, but it it needs to be a bit more rigorously. much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right, okay, well matil, i mean, the neurb trials were touchtone weren't they for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes these laws are designed to prevent, you know, according to the icj's verdict of plausible genocide, so what we can effectively conclude from this is that, "the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. you know, t

the nazis of the carpathian sich were missing dozens of their colombian mercenaries.ackers published lists of losses and found that it is increasingly difficult to attract new foreigners to the ssu. they escaped and are being expelled. why do they not like russians in serbia who oppose the north military district, and how will they be treated? from the country. the target is the president's phone. weiert magazine reported that the pentagon, using targeted advertising tried to detect vladimir putin’s smartphone and track his movement. so how did it turn out? no gratitude for the rescue. the taxi driver who took poroshenko away from the angry crowd in crimea never received compensation from the oligarch for the damaged car. was it worth counting on humanity at all? “they saw the truth with their own eyes and do not believe zelensky’s calculations, this is the quite eloquent result of a survey on the streets of odessa, where military officers who recently returned from the front were asked to comment on the data leader of the kiev regime about the losses of personnel . t

perhaps the most iconic part of the process was the nurenburg tribunals. at which leading nazis were tribunals also had key lasting effect on international humanitarian law, which we can see in today's icj judgment that israel is plausibly committing genocide in gaza. in relation to palestine, a large number of war criminals would need to be tried and sanctioned. the idea that they could ever commit genocide in palestine must be firmly smashed. once the material support for racist ideas is... moved, then the ideas themselves are starved of sustenance. once the british left most of ireland in 1920, there were unionists in the irish free state who were bitterly and obstinately committed to ireland remaining a colony of britain, but after the declaration of a republic in 1948 and the fact of irish independence, most unionists gave up. within a generation, they had come to think of themselves as irish. the lesson for palestine is that material. circumstances supporting zinanis ideology must change, and then it will be possible to dismantle zionism. designization means, first of all, dism

uh, revealed a nazi accomplice, nazi kreme and know who lives here. so what the to, the cabinet is going to do the about them in the immigration services, learn to 1st and services, etc, etc, etc, to originally. and that's a here. and it's not only about to brush of up to that of course as the the, there were some medicines here of boise participants of the killing jews. poles russians add either one second to world war in 1944. i believe that these well documents, but as the, as the issue is what the canadian government going to do a valid uh, let's say that it does get to the point where hungary is extradited to russia. what kind of punishment would he say spend the money is almost a 100 years old. well, a criminal court with the brush. i believe it's magic code 357. know something that about the attempt of exterminating is the a s and they could group. so it specs it really is a collection of genocide, probably it's the life term symptoms. but the, it, of course, a from van uh, is person is expedited and we will be decided to according to the due l

it's a canadian prime minister justin to go except with actual nazis or rather one particular nazi who fought for. i ukrainian watson ss volunteer unit, so the episode involving a 98 year old yellow slab hunk of being celebrated and cheered in canadian parliament during a visit from ukrainian president buyers. when's the last call? just is not being put to rest. quick reminder of what happened there. we have here in the chamber today. ukrainian canadians cleaning canadian world veteran from the 2nd world war from fort ukrainian independence against the russians the fall. and now information has come to light in the canadian press, in a form of an e mail to hong kong from through those office of the prime minister, inviting hunger to a private reception with the fluency entry to together in toronto on the very same night as always these visits, apartment in ottawa, okay. never actually attended that event about a 1000 people did though. but it's the fact that the invitation was sent out from curios office that put 2 days behavior back under the microscope liberal party line was that tru

at all, they were natural nazis, they thought or changed their... your opinion, no, but because they it was fascist germany is losing the war, well, that’s all , they remained the same as they were with the nazis, well, their subsequent neo-nazis are absolutely the same as those who fought during the great patriotic war, if today someone does not speak from the same positions in a broader format, but these are people who give, who in different ways, and with subtle work with... well, we will also work, you have two technical schools and two technical schools, yes, we are just going now, what to talk about , we will help - them maintain a deficit there approximately 1,500 qualified workers need to restore two equipment, two equipment, how much can 600 people produce, right? well, so we’ll give extra money for each other, one basic, the one that’s registered with the region, the second one with the university that’s listed with the federal, well, through all channels we’ll give a little , well, not a little, but probably from 400 million and 400 million we will give there to support th

nazis, really? >> look, there's a problem with this, my grandmother used to call it the turd in the punch bowl. once you have one nazi in the door, you're not a conservative organization anymore. you're a pro-nazi organization. the fact these people were there on the floor perfectly comfortable, the fact these people are circulating there now because they're all part of a philosophy that steve bannon infected the gop with called no enemies to my right. which is why they were fine with charlottesville, with these people. they look at them as their best guys, the people who are going to go out there and metaphorically or literally swing at their enemies. and so, you know, matt schlapp should be ashamed of himself. >> for a lot of reasons. >> for a lot of reasons, but he has no possibility of understanding just how corrupt and corrupted this is. once you're okay with nazis there, and they clearly like to see the pr damage, but the guys were in the facility, you know, giving the hiel hitler. one is too

it's a canadian prime minister justin to go except with the actual nazis or rather one particular nazi who fought for our ukrainian watson ss volunteer unit. so the episode involving a 98 year old yellow slab who being celebrated and cheered in canadian parliament during a visit from you trade in president buyers wednesday last fall just as not being put to rest quick reminder of what happened there. we have here in the chamber today ukrainian canadians, increasing canadian world veteran from the 2nd world war from fort ukraine, independence against the russians, the fall. and now information has come to light in the canadian press in a form of an e mail to hunk of from street those office of the prime minister, inviting hunger to a private reception, which includes the entry door together in toronto on the very same night as of excuse visit department in ottawa. okay. never actually attended that event about a 1000 people did though, but it's the fact that the invitation was sent out from through those office that put 2 days behavior back under the microscope. liberal party line was t

began consideration of a criminal case about the genocide of the belarusian people in relations with a nazi collaborator. he died in 2015 in canada, but today, thanks to... once in a season, the khl fought against moscow cska, and the belarusian youth team became second in the 3-on-3 hockey tournament. our gymnasts are preparing to return to the international arena, and in the sports day program we will show the medal that the country has been waiting for for almost 30 years. reach a billion dollars in trade, develop industrial cooperation, and work together in the markets of other countries. a big negotiation marathon took place today in tashkent. looking at the future, we signed a roadmap today cooperation for the next 2 years. alexander lukashenko believes that uzbekistan has become a stronghold for belarus in central asia. according to the negotiations at the highest level , it was noticeable that the leaders do not intend to slow down the pace of cooperation, they are encouraging the government to actively solve common problems. belarusian technologies, as well as goods, will, by the w

this that i’m a partisan, i said that i adhere to the policy of national socialism, which was under nazistructions, most often the first strike, then it was done on its own, unfortunately, these slogans, they often quickly catch fragile minds, a gang was operating in belgorod for almost a year. the creation of the belgorod region of a state of representatives of the so-called white race, how the special services identified rabid neo-nazis and defeated their group, whom david ronenko recruited into his ranks and what the extremists planned to do. we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. this is a video of david training. a young man improves his knife fighting technique and records everything that happens on a smartphone camera. one night i will look at where you will spend the night and cut your throat. i know where you live! it is unclear who these threats are addressed to, but here is the following entry. together with david, several guys arrange boxing sparring sessions and then wildly brandish knives. starring tronenko himself. only in this case it’s not him who shoots

there are descendants of nazis in major leadership. your beloved germany , these people are still nazientioned the word military criminal, if a politician has ancestors who were war criminals, then this may or may not have an impact, but it may have an impact on politics, judging by the photograph, this is her grandfather. functionaries, well, that is, from a certain level, if these are their descendants, yeah, then problems are possible, if these are not their descendants, not ss men, no, then there are no problems, and i ’ll give an example, not germany, but the agdr, you know, how many former members of the nsdp were in the sed, 9%. yeah, that’s true, in germany, but they were all clean there, that is, they had nothing to do with it. was a decree was adopted that everyone who was kicked out of work , well, under certain circumstances, can submit a petition, what back, why, and dinaur said, if we fire everyone, there will be no one to work for me, that is, ancestors, yes, here again question, how many officers do you think were in the first bundeswehr? percent of former wehrmacht ser

was losing the war, that’s all , they were nazis and remained so, but their subsequent neo-nazis areght with during the great patriotic war, unless today someone speaks from the same positions in a broader format , but these are... people who give their, uh, fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, those who really fought against nazism, and now they are aligned according to the political situation, is it more profitable? so he looks at those who are in power, and those in power whom the authorities promoted in various ways, and through subtle work with large groups of the population, fell asleep, they simply control this territory of these people, that’s all, but in russia there has never been and there will be no sympathy for the nazis, dmitry, yes, we have great sympathy for belgorod, as... for all our cities, but it’s surprising, what i’m reading there now , a few hours later, after all this, people in belgorod write that they will not achieve anything, and belgorod, as it stood, will continue to stand, and people will stand as they stood, because well they are russian people,

at the time of the nazi punitive operation in the logoisk region, he was 10 years old.uestioned by investigators back in 2021. joseph shatila spoke about the memories of his older brother, who remained alive after the punitive operation of the 118th battalion. by the way, in it also participated. one nazi punisher grigory vasyura, executed in 1987. belarus and bashkartastan are looking for new opportunities for cooperation. a business forum is taking place in minsk today, which brought together about 60 companies from ufi and 400 belarusian enterprises. according to our prime minister, the plans are to expand traditional areas of cooperation, increase trade turnover, and expand mutual supplies of goods. there are great hopes for the revitalization of the brand. governor of the leningrad region alexander visited the educational center in the capital drozdenko. i arrived in minsk on kanuli for a working visit and the delegation was given a tour of the enterprise. the specialists of this center can produce a prosthesis of any complexity, including electronic modules. new t

it's a canadian prime minister justin to go except with actual nazis or rather one particular nazi who fought for. i ukrainian watson ss volunteer unit. so the episode involving a 98 year old yellow slab hunk of being celebrated and cheered in canadian parliament during a visit from ukrainian president buyers. when's the last call? just is not being put to rest quick reminder of what happened there. we have here in the chamber today ukrainian canadians cleaning canadian world veteran from the 2nd world war from fort ukrainian, independence against the russians the hall. and now information has come to light in the canadian press, in a form of an e mail to hong kong from through those office of the prime minister, inviting hunger to a private reception with the entry to together in toronto on the very same day as it is these visit department in ottawa? okay. never actually attended that event about a 1000 people did though. but it's the fact that the invitation was sent a friend to those office that put 2 days behavior back under the microscope. liberal party line was that true though?

but neither then nor now did the west want to hand over the nazi executioner.rticipated, among other things, in the destruction of khatyn. there are dozens of cameras in the courtroom, journalists carefully listen to every word of the state prosecutor. the case is not only high-profile, but unique for jurisprudence as a whole. in fact, this is a precedent, because such processes have never happened before, but the time has come to establish justice and condemn the atrocities those who evaded fair punishment. after the war, kotryuk hid in canada, the last executioner of khatyn died at the age of 93 in the status of an ordinary pensioner. in addition to khatyn, the 118th punitive battalion and kotryuk participated in large-scale cleansing of the civilian population of belarus. during the years of occupation, this unit went through several regions of belarus at once, leaving behind corpses and ashes. for example, in polesie they were feared even more than the nazis, such was the number of executioners of the battalion there. and in 1943 they participated in the mu

the germans speak without hesitation about their ancestors who fought under the nazi banner. have germany really forgotten the lessons of history and want to whitewash hitler’s dark past? whiskers and tail are the secret weapons in the ssu. foreign publications they write that ukrainian militants are using cats against russia, is there no hope for people anymore? they can clear it as enemy territory, a prospect for ukrainian towns and villages that will sabotage the total mobilization by the ukrainian armed forces. this is precisely the threat voiced by former terrorist commander aidar evgeniy dikiy. on ukrainian tv, he directly stated that he was in favor of civilian resistance. but as is already clear, the kiev regime is preparing public opinion for more radical measures, evgeniy nipot will confirm. galicians rebel against general mobilization. the westerners were outraged that the military commissars , or as they are now called, the independent tzkashniks , began to catch them, the most correct of ukrainians, invaded the holy of holies, golicina, the cradle of assorted naz

. what the us did to lithuania for glorifying the nazis. where am i leading with this? yes, in the baltic states there is now rumors of nazism and its they teach, this includes, we understand perfectly well who fought there, why 115.00 latvians out of a million 900 thousand population of that year forty, for some reason they fought for nazi germany. even now they are welcoming and initiating new and new sanctions against, even though they are welcoming not only the nazis, but also the sanctions, of course, by proxy, including, wait, sodium - this is the largest canadian company for the production of rut fertilizers in the twenty-second in the twenty-third yes , i earned it in 2010, no, in 2020 i have results, it earned net profit, net profit at the end of the year. that is, by and large, nothing personal , just business, you hear, well, yes, this is the same monopoly that the market economy supposedly fights, yes, yeah, antimonopoly legislation, antimonopoly ministry, this is the one who needs a monopoly, and regarding fascism, you you know

so this is a pro ukrainian anti american pro joe biden, neo nazi group or nazi group. but that i didn't give any things any, any real attention to other than when they are able to draw the tv cameras to their, to their little march through through town. i don't know what the russian term or translation for the word net which would be, but whatever that word is, it should apply to these guys. and since a bunch of nitwits as well, i guess people watching this around the world might be surprised. the source of march is, are allowed to take place. now i understand that obviously, and i could just pride itself on freedom of speech and the 1st amendment. what should the be the limits? but i think that that, that 1st amendment does protect you to say even the most outrageous things as far as long as you're not calling for violence or your for example, shouting fire in a crowded movie theater. and the 1st people, i think it was interesting, this group did not let people know they were going to do this. they, you know, ended up walking through the street. ironically, one of the

krasnodon was one of the last cities occupied by the nazis.rganization operated here. young guard, the average age of the underground fighters was 16-17 years old, the youngest was only 14. these are their direct leaflets, which they wrote handwritten, distributed, and interestingly, there are such certificates in lexm on plain paper, which they found with difficulty printed font, yes, it’s written in hand, this is bors, yes, this is her id, we told the population about what was happening in soviet union. we told the whole truth, we wrote leaflets, we posted them wherever we could. valeria borts, a member of the underground young guard movement, is one of the few who managed to survive and avoid execution in 1943 . after the war, she lived in moscow for many years, but bequeathed to scatter her ashes here, in krasnodon, over the pit of mine no. 5, where almost all of her comrades once died. the guys did not live to see their liberation. krasnodonon is nothing at all, when the nazis retreated, they were simply executioners there, they simply ki

in their time, the united states did not hesitate to do business with the nazis and their accomplices is how the ronald reagan administration collaborated with yaroslav stetsk, the former right hand of stepan bandera. in the usa he was seen as an authoritative leader anti-comist movement. and in 2006 , new york times journalists tracked down three great-nephews of adolf hitler. they are calm. on the role of diplomats in preserving russian statehood, natalya solovyova. the skyscraper of smolensk square, flowers in memory of colleagues who died during the years of repression of the great patriotic war in peacetime, fulfilling their professional duty. diplomacy has always been one of the main pillars of the state, arranging. workers with special knowledge, skills and dedication, promote objective information about russia in the unfriendly states of the collective west, relations there have been terminated at different levels, but the embassy. never burn bridges , relations are in a deep crisis, all of them have actually been stopped by the british side, with the exception of contacts thr

germans have no hesitation in talking about ancestors who fought under nazi banners?e germany really forgotten the lessons of history and want to make light of hitler’s dark past? whiskers, paws and tail are the secret weapons in the ssu. foreign publications write that ukrainian militants are using cats against russia. there is no hope for people anymore. the prospect for ukrainian towns and villages, which will sabotage the total mobilization of the ukrainian armed forces, could be cleared as enemy territory; this is precisely the threat voiced by the former commander of the aidar terrorist battalion, evgeniy diky. on air on ukrainian tv, he directly stated that the most severe punishment should be imposed for the resistance of the civilian population to the capture of suicide bombers. interesting. that the reason for such harsh and frank proposals was the situation that developed in just one locality, namely in the village of kosmach, ivano-frankivsk region. local residents have been at the top of ukrainian news lately, since it was there that the general rebellion

actual nazis are still marching in our cities. in 2024.number of public demonstrations by a nazi groups last year at paced that was held in 2020, 2021, and 2022. and yet, some republicans can't admit that racism still is and ever was a problem in this country. >> were you involved in a racist party? >> no. we're not a racist country, brian. we've never been a racist country. >> okay, nikki. i'm joined now by my colleague, joy reid, host of the readout on msnbc. she's out with a new book, a number one new york times bestseller, by the way, which many people can't say -- medgar and murray the love story that awaken america. first of all, joy, congratulations. it was hard to find a book this weekend. it was sold out in the local bookstore. i think. because everybody wants to read it. but before we get to the book, i just want to ask you about what i just showed, and what i just talked about. something you said that provoked those remarks from nikki haley -- i want to ask, why is it so easy for ambassador haley and others to view the country s

it was organized by the nazis at the beginning of the war, not far from the city of baranovichi.fter the prosecutor's office explained her rights, she began recording her testimony. however, such facts began to be recorded back in period of occupation. on november 3, 1944, the next issue of the krasnaya zvezda newspaper was published in the soviet union with a million copies. it published an article by ilya orenburg, the judges say, it began with an unexpected and incomprehensible call for many europeans by the englishwoman lady gip, in that very civilized europe, to reconcile with the germans and leave the punishment of nazi criminals to god. the response from the ussr followed immediately: the newspaper published evidence of those who were the first to enter the burned belarusian cities after liberation, and saw with my own eyes the consequences of the crimes of the nazis. and the memories of ilya ehrenburg himself. there is a terrible place near minsk, the big trostenets. there, the germans, wanting to hide traces of crimes, burned corpses, dug out those buried and burned them

the nazis brought those doomed to death in closed cars to the mine table and shot them.s, the dead and wounded were thrown into a thirty-two-meter mine shaft. the court also added to the case the acts of the atrocities of the german occupiers in the mikhailovsky district in the list of burned villages in the kursk region. the village of big dub. after the war , a memorial was erected in its place in memory of the victims of fascism. for suspicion of helping the partisans, the nazis killed all the inhabitants of the large oak tree. these were mostly old people, women and children. they were driven into cellars and grenades were thrown into them. in the autumn of '42, the nazis burned residents alive the villages of kholstinka and zvezda. there is a large oak tree at the memorial complex - 11 mass graves. during the 17 months of occupation , 624 civilians were killed in the mikhailovsky district alone. among. today, taking into account new challenges, we have to determine current approaches, principles, directions of work in the field of fundamental research, applied devel

24th, 1941. two months have passed since the nazi german army entered the soviet territory, the war was fiercely going on between parties to the conflict, and neither side is in a dominant position, but in tehran everything is calm for now, to the extent that participated in the army cadet graduation with no concern. دانشنامه ها شاهنشاه می فرماید شاید بعضی ها پیش خودشان تصور کنند که امسال از یک ماه مرخصی ماموری دانشکده محروم شدند ولی البته بعدها که علل و جهت آن را فهمیدند تصور می کنم حس فداکاریشان تحریک شود بدینسان ذهن حساس و اندیشه توانای رهبر ایران حادثه غیرمنتظره ای را پیشگویی می کند و به ارتشیان جوان هشدار می دهد. despite the propaganda statements, actually there was no sign of prediction and warning. rezar shaw had ordered that the soldiers leave should be cancelled because he had pinned his hopes on the germans victory against the soviets, as he was dreaming about joining the royal army to the nazis. he wasn't aware of the catastrophe. late august tanks of the empire armies moved into iran, troops drawn largely from indian regiments began the occupation of this. land whose ruler f

where should the nazi controllers, their fighters? it's our job to make them guests and wrong i a half hour later at 1400 hours the blue force will be heading east across the north sea with a white force following these enemy fighters tied down waiting to meet them. we will not be able to attack the green force. these fighters must come up to attack green force and thus will be no threat to the blue and white forces. the b 26 is and spitfires will bomb and strafe a key rail junction diverting these six stop on and preventing the enemy from concentrating too many fighters on the green force, which is scheduled a bombing aircraft factory at hanover. at 1430 hours. the blue force will threaten this entire coastal area of north western germany. which target will it be? flensburg the kiel canal or will it turn and bomb? hamburg, vegas or emden? actually, it carries no bombs at all. it's a decoy and keeps the fighters from the northern area busy while the white boss main effort heads for the submarine tens of billions of it. at 1500 hours,

august 24th, 1941, two months have passed since the nazi german army entered the soviet territory, the war was fiercely going on between parties to the conflict, and neither side is in a dominant position, but in tehran everything is calm for now, to the extent that participated in the army cadet graduation ceremony with no concern. ها شاهنشاه می فرمایند شاید بعضی ها پیش خودشان تصور کنند که امسال از یک ماه مرخصی مأموری دانشکده محروم شدند ولی البته بعدها که علل و جهت آن را فهمیدند تصور می کنم حس فداکاریشان تحریک شود بدینسان ذهن حساس و اندیشه توانای رهبر ایران حادثه غیرمنتظره ای را پیشگویی می کند و به ارتشیان جوان هشدار می دهد. despite the propaganda statements, actually there was no sign of prediction and warning. rezar shaw had ordered that the soldiers leave should be cancelled because he had pinned his hopes on the germans victory against the soviets as he was dreaming about joining the royal army to the nazis. he wasn't aware of the catastrophe. tanks of the empire army moved into iran, troops drawn largely from indian regiments began the occupation of this. land whose ruler for his

so jewish individuals who appear in nazi documentary so news rails were already doomed to dine. the, the single scene mentions missed was one of the kind of system. i think. what many people don't realize or know is on the one hand, how old most anti semitic stereotypes actually are. and on the other hand, how wide spread they were a long before national socialism, and that this was actually all part of every day culture of the onto a long and archive holds. what is to our knowledge, the world's largest collection of anti semitic images and visual anti semitic propaganda material i and donated to us in 2019 by a belgian holocaust survivor and private collector. october like on the 6th of the collection, includes over $8000.00 objects and 5 among them, a great many postcards, posters, but also hand drawn sketches, illustrated books and magazines, and objects of various kinds of the window shaped this out is on left. if i find particularly significant, for example, these walking sticks, which usually serve as an accessory bug which could be used as a weapon if necessary, walk off.

and that's your news wrapped around up next, a dw documentary anti semitism from the nazi era into the current digital age. i'm here until the berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about come by as information for free might say do 10 in the so can you tell from my mouse and foot and do some of the system has something to do with anti semites and no we do, but i do because anti semitism does not deal with living. james, well, the anti semitism works on the jews as a projection surface. go on, flush your film as you do is a cold mode or light, which unfortunately is also current. again, i do then the data is due to their simplicity. pictures are simply very well suited to serve even the most abstruse conspiracy fantasy and to represent it in an image of the state that the law has your insurance company types. you know, it's really frightening to see the lack of subtlety and the vitamin resurgence of anti semitism in europe and in the us once he's bleeding highly violent and repugna

bent over the map terrain, he outlined the area of ​​​​a possible nazi offensive.detachment’s leadership made a decision to leave the places of the proposed battles , not to engage in direct clashes with the enemy, and to remove the civilian population from them as much as possible. residents, the punitive forces committed special atrocities against the village of khvoynya, petrikovsky district, where 1,419 of its residents were killed. the nazis were preparing to take revenge for their failures at the front in the fight against the partisans. the population of the republic. had to endure even more bloody and large-scale punitive fascist operations. i am a multiple world champion, i gave all my strength to adequately represent my country in international arenas, i would like to wish all of us belarusians to live in peace and creation. he was young, a small, energetic boy , a lot of energy, his parents understood that this energy needed to be directed somewhere, so they put him in the sport, at that time it was tekwando, then yes, probably, he practiced takwando at