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yeah. the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union rushes warri crane. one years since they envision began in february on d, w ah, this week on will stories. a youth driven election in nigeria? an unplugged amusement park in italy, we begin in ukraine where volunteers are not afraid to risk their lives. they have one goal also to help those living close to the front line.
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yadi know who'd be ankle is getting ready to go to the dangers or she's about to leave for background in the eastern don bus. yup. and shes, but are you some of it is for hospitals, the doctors often have to cut their uniforms open and the soldiers make clothes said, and this is for broken bones or joy that ever that i'd see them. but then she's got magazine pouches and power banks, medical supplies, and candles for power shortages. josefina was an actress before the war. now, she raises money for supplies and takes them to the front lines. it's risky book, yohina posts about her trips on social media. that's how she raises donations. she had a scare on her last trip to bach, moved. her group got dangerously close to russian troop positions. and taking aid to those and need isn't always as simple as it sounds. i remember what i was in
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buffalo to november. there aren't many people left. she, some people are pro russian, others a pro ukrainian who's out there, a few kids and lots of elderly people with well, some of the men shouted at us. there were angry. were there, even though we were providing food supplies, it was hard though, a very hostile hummingbird, as usual in glasgow war. but she's going back even though it's frightening little as national the foolish times. i'm scared where not superheroes, pet friendly going to the front lines. seeing all of the shelling it's really inspired me over and it sounds strange because we see all of this devastation. but it has motivated us to continue working for so long to look for to and there's hope as well. she picked these in bucklin fair for a young man there were blossoming there about it's a symbol of ukrainian land. said christopher vicious them were green despite the
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warm flowers flourishing their keegan gloves. him across stone, alexandra cup shinkel mixed french candles with paraffin. wax b can provide heat as well as light and can be hugely had through the soldiers in freezing winter conditions. the big ones in boone for up to 7 hours and can even help cook foot. alexander reckons she's made of a $1000.00 so far. one, it doubt that there's a for the children to plant out there and then on the front line, the fuse, everything one little that the healthy them for them widely question, what is that all it got and then your little because you can't not do anything that you all a bit trim for should be will at that you have to support them, shows like that. the bush copper white jammed with some more maxima. rubbish till then. that separate ribbon alexandra, strange candles will go with your inner again yelling on these,
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the relative safety of keith and heads for the was most dangerous hotspot ah, on ins, national holocaust remembrance day. the blended tack on and queer victims of financing for the 1st time. it's a recognition many activists have waited for it's the day lutes van dyke has been fighting for in 2018. the historian and teacher petition to the bonus. doug, for the 1st time, his goal to get the highest political levels to recognize the persecution of queer people. the reason why we never gave up to have hold this recognition on the highest government liver will happen is not only because it has a big meaning, a strong meaning, importing meaning and force our minorities. but it means also that germany
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as a country has reached the level of humanity of democracy where different voices are heard in 2022 parliament finally decided to commemorate l g b t q victims of the nazi regime. male homosexuality was banned long before hitler came to power in 1933. but the nazis ramped up persecution. gay men were imprisoned and sent of concentration camps, where they had to wear the pink triangle. around 10000 gay men were murdered. recent research on other queer people also showed systematic persecution and legislation outlawing homosexuality and germany was only fully dropped in 1994. if i look back in my own life, when i was 14 um, the paragraph still existed. and i grew up in as a society where i was a criminal boy. if i would have been honest in berlin van dyke meets for
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a discussion on why remembrance for sexual minorities has been such a struggle. both audience and panelists agree, research for many types of victims, remain scant for van dyke, the battle is only getting started. i thought of finding the chief men and troop here, encouragement to go on and to look in those to those countries where it's too dangerous ot these life threatening to view sexual minority van. dyke will continue to fight, argue and build coalitions because the struggle for remembrance and against persecution goes on. there is a spirit of optimism in nigeria. many young voters plan to vote in the upcoming elections to have a say in the future of that country. ah
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it's early we are in the outskirts of lagos normally, chico my low beat would she would be going to his chicken far. but to day is prepared in what he calls his morning cry. com. yahoo! 02000 people to the what level? he's been doing this every morning since the start of the year. determined to get people to vote. i think that the partner responsibility, you know, rests on me. because i realized that i'm, if i think i'll be lang, sorry, i'm 40, started to be company according to my, my views in from my own and how to be involved. so what nature that you want, you have to invest, you know, do something to something to change to thought to school. we've been 93000000 nigerians ad registered to vote in the selection. nearly 40 percent of them are 54
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years old. in my life time i've lost something like this. you do? sometimes i will think that i'm not doing enough when i see how much other people are doing the restaurant from with the uses we're ginger is very high. who are really, really willing to take no job. i just got the nick, it's lilian people. i think it's where they want it to be huge and sas protests like this. in late 2022 are seen as to boot up. this new young political movement is us was step up with jesse aware, by the same time of the many young people understand the power off organization. far off organizing, coming together to look to demand younger. they just seem to be looking for something new and fresh. do you want something you saw they just lunch lane,
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did your voices and see if it's will make any difference. basically, i'm woodson, i've got to my b, b, c. i'm young and i just feel like this is the right time for me to do it on our device. what i use to go and get our pvc so we can get the bid on issues that we have to do as may jerry and speak better votes. young people are also preparing to have dare say, ah, it's in the, it's home to a special amusement park. dozens of it's attractions, do not need electricity. but m either north of physics and the muscle of its visitors. it was built by bruno ferry, now 85 with his own hands. the viola conveyor the hum back cause the wheel of death with that so just a few of the 37 attractions. at the amusement park i. p. o. p,
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italian fall under the puppies. and it was all built by this man to very, very big stretch her legs out in front of you. straigten them out. yes, that's it. great than otherwise you'll land with your nose on the rubber because in our brain is not only home mental bruna for in is 85 years old. he built his 1st swing here half a century ago. i hear from ashley bruner, georgia. it's always a joy to come here and see what i built up in 50 years. so it's a great feeling to be able to say about your own life. and i made all my dreams come true. have you imagine that you're a little be nicely or el exactly. peter. his dream begun with a restaurant in 1969. bruno florine fell in love with this piece of fire. as his wife served wine and sausages under the populace, he started building swings. he taught himself everything, every dilemma, very bother thou healing ago, i only ever went to elementary school,
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but i've always understood number's repeated. it comes naturally to me on working out weights and counter waits for my attractions. maybe i left here, although might work without horse. i make mistakes at times and have to adjust the ride that they're too heavy or if the slope isn't right, i probably named build all vulgar out a lot or if everything has special about bruna for ins, park is that none of the attractions require electricity. they use the laws of physics and the muscle power of visitors. ah, good. while other amusement parks face closure due to rising electricity costs. buena foreign is forging ahead and planning for the future. or to wire the energy prices are through the roof proper. so i'm thinking of installing dynamos on every ride to harness the energy from all the equipment moving around it. that's my plan by ira leff has come to the park every year. it's open only on weekends,
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and entry is free. bruno for, in believes it shouldn't matter how much money you have. every one should have the right to have fun. most visitors buy something to eat and drink in his restaurant, making the business sustainable. even at 85, he still pitching in every way he can. he says the freedom to do what he loves has kept him young feather. and believe it, it's a beautiful way to live depending on my mood each day. i decide what to do, isn't that, my dears, that's the poetry of life from you that i read. that was, that was the plan that he's devoted to his amusement park ah,
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