have a conflict, matvey is sure that this is the nile and euphrates, dmitry claims that this is the tigrisd george, well, clarify, well shed some light, i ask you, but mesopotamia or interfluve is a historical region that was located between two rivers, the tigris and the euphrates, are you sure of this, right? pay attention to the screen, we can make sure that the answer is correct: here we have the euphrates, here we have the tigris, and the nile, with which we tried to confuse you, here it is at the very bottom of the map, you see, a huge distance, the correct answer to our question is no . fourth question: is it true that mikhail lermontov’s poem “two giants” is dedicated to the patriotic war of 1812 of the year? time! fedor, what do you think? i answered yes, because lermanta, in principle , wrote a lot about the patriotic war of 1812 and two giants, perhaps the french empire and the russian empire. and if we still try to personalize them in people, the french empire in one person and napoleon and kutuzov. yes. so, the correct answer is yes, if we are talking about our question, and t

here we have the euphrates, here we have the tigris, and the nile, with which we tried to confuse youe very bottom of the map. agree, a huge distance. the correct answer to our question. no. fourth question. is it true that mikhail lermontov's poem two giants is dedicated to the patriotic war of 1812 of the year. time. fedor, what do you think? i answered yes, because lermont, in principle , wrote a lot about the patriotic war of 1812 and two giants, perhaps the french empire and the russian empire. and if we still try to personalize them in people, the french empire in one person and napoleon ikutuzov. yes, so, the correct answer is: yes, if we are talking about our question, and the two giants are really kutuzov and napoleon. fifth question, pay attention to the screen. is the stressed vowel in the word highlighted correctly? time. no, i i'm sure the children will answer. the question is quite easy. anya answered, no, that’s right. i remember that our russian teacher told us that the correct way to pronounce beetroot is not beetroot , that is, the emphasis is on, well, the first syl

they have been constantly shooting and bombing there. we had a favorite restaurant on the banks of the tigriser explosion in baghdad, embassy employees were forbidden to go into the city, i will never forget the piercing feelings. you know, it seemed like the whole world was against us, against our wedding, well, well, so whether you were getting married or not, of course. it turns out that you went against your superiors? yes, i violated the order. dean, believe me, we are on the same side, i’m happy, right? i look at you and understand that you have nothing to do with it, i’m not interested in dina krevitskaya. great, i can go. i need this man , i'm telling you that i don't know this man, a few hours ago he flew to... from indonesia via dubai, trying to get away from us, he killed an innocent person, shortly before the plane landed he got a call, i'm sure the one who called warned him that he was exposed, you have a connection with him, i don’t have a connection with him, dzina, the fact is that sokolovsky... got a call almost at the same time that you returned home to destroy your passport

all of them in its advisory opinion, the code assembly and the legal effects of the separation of the tigris. i'll surely go for a malicious and 1964 and look to the nature and the contents of the right to self determination. and you were told that the right to self determination is a custom reroute. and the resolution of the general assembly 1514, at the couch, return to this resolution adopted in 1960 was one of the 1st techs to define the contents and scope of the right to self determination. namely, that self determination of peoples implies that they can freely determine that political status and pursue the economic and social development. the resolution also mentions the oh action or oppressive, vicious root cause directed against dependent people show seats in order to enable them to exercise, be free and free. the, the right to complete independence and the integrity of the national territory should be respected. it also clearly indicates that any attempts aimed at the partial total destruction of the national unity and the territorial integrity of the country is incompatible with th

we have christoph front, marshall, a diplomatic correspondent for the german daily tigris. should be the sarah progress program program director for international affairs at big for about foundation and dw used former mosque, our correspondent for almost 5 years. emily, sherwin a very warm welcome to you all. thanks so much for taking the time. a lot to unpack here today, and i want to start with that speech that we heard from fulton into language is making references to this old soviet slogan. he's saying, every thing for the front, everything for victory. and emily, i'm wondering for you, what does that tell you about the way that person is thinking about the next stages in the war and ukraine? well, i think, you know, from the beginning thing in this, for, there's been this reference that's being made or this connection being made to the 2nd world war, which is a very emotional topic for russians in russia. it's known as the great patriotic war. almost every family will have some relative who was killed during that war because over 20000000 soviet citizens were killed. s

we have christoph funded marshall, a diplomatic correspondent for the german daily tigris, should be both sarah photography pro her program director for international affairs at big for about foundation and indeed, we use our former mosque. our correspondent for almost 5 years, emily sherwin a very warm welcome to you all. thanks so much for taking the time. a lot to unpack here today, and i want to start with that speech that we heard from fulton into language. he's making references to his old soviet slogan, he's saying, every thing for the front, everything for victory. and emily, i'm wondering for you, what does that tell you about the way that person is thinking about the next stages in the war and ukraine? well, i think, you know, from the getting in this war, there has been this reference that's being made or this connection being made to the 2nd world war, which is a very emotional topic for russians in russia. it's known as the great patriotic war. almost every family will have some relative who was killed during that war because over 20000000 soviet citizens were killed. so

we have christoph upfront, marshall, a diplomatic correspondent for the german daily tigris. should be both sara progress program program director for international affairs at big for about foundation and data. we use our former mosque, our correspondent for almost 5 years. emily, sherwin very warm. welcome to you all. thanks so much for taking the time. a lot to unpack here today, and i want to start with that speech that we heard from bruton into light, and which is making references to this old soviet slogan. he's saying, every thing for the front, everything for victory. and emily, i'm wondering for you, what does that tell you about the way that preaching is thinking about the next stages in the war and ukraine? well, i think, you know, from the beginning and this for, there's been this reference that's being made or this connection being made to the 2nd world war, which is a very emotional topic for russians in russia. it's known as the great patriotic war. almost every family will have some relative who was killed during that war because over 20000000 soviet citizens w

we have christoph upfront, marshall, a diplomatic correspondent for the german daily tigris. should be the sarah progress program program director for international affairs at big for about foundation and dw used former la scout correspondent for almost 5 years. emily, sherwin very warm. welcome to you all. thanks so much for taking the time. a lot to unpack here today, and i want to start with that speech that we heard from bruton into light, and which is making references to this old soviet slogan. he's saying, every thing for the front, everything for victory. and emily, i'm wondering for you, what does that tell you about the way that person is thinking about the next stages in the war and ukraine? well, i think, you know, from the beginning and this for, there's been this reference that's being made or this connection being made to the 2nd world war, which is a very emotional topic for russians in russia. it's known as the great patriotic will for almost every family will have some relative who was killed during that war, because over 20000000 soviet citizens were killed

thoughts on writing for germany, animal traitors of culturally po, trade as jewish, and denounced as tigris vinyl visual good. we said, but the, the letter go to late, and then the folks, they have them interested in the other se, playing home. that's him with the dolls even even haven't you, the especially insidious tactic of propaganda films was to turn perpetrators into victims jump. ones are not shown as aggressive like raw this as the victims of polish jewish capriciousness. i'm fine. the most commonly, these booms, boatright, jews, as stock market speculators at the age. and so that 14 on to economic system 65 platform that 601-0900 of the lucky i'm, it's up front. i'm quite explaining to have the same what we find most frequently within the line them in collection are images that assume jews have a special relationship to money at all. so of course, the rothschild family was of outstanding importance and connection with money fortunate. so they were of course, very exposed as a successful banking family and became virtually the a penalty of jewish control over the world economy. and

who owned which oil field and he pointed to the palm of his hand, all of civilization comes from the tigris and euphrates river. what he was saying he was the king of the world. how does a person get there. the old adage comes to mine, absolute power, if you get tyranny. our founders were brilliant and following that they would divide power out and separate three branches of and separate power between the federal government and the states, local governments. but they did develop three equal and separate branches of government with the legislative branch writing the laws and the executive branch executing the laws and in the iran-contrahearing, the democrats said you can't pick and choose which law you want to enforce. also fascinating that you know, here we are, they say it's about policy, this is about a systemic, planned mechanism to undo the immigration laws passed before just because the current secretary doesn't think that ought to be. he is supposed to execute those laws. criminal felons and he has directed his employees not to do that. violating the laws passed by this body, telling

who owned which oil field and he pointed to the palm of his hand, all of civilization comes from the tigrisre brilliant and following that they would divide power out and separate three branches of and separate power between the federal government and the states, local governments. but they did develop three equal and separate branches of government with the legislative branch writing the laws and the executive branch executing the laws and in the iran-contrahearing, the democrats said you can't pick and choose which law you want to enforce. also fascinating that you know, here we are, they say it's about policy, this is about a systemic, planned mechanism to undo the immigration laws passed before just because the current secretary doesn't think that ought to be. he is supposed to execute those laws. criminal felons and he has directed his employees not to do that. violating the laws passed by this body, telling this separate but equal branch of government, i don't care what you say or have passed as law, i don't care that you represent the voice of the american people. i'm the guy who kno