he turned it upside down. there's nothing else to say. it was in london the father of the so you. and they were friends for the younger generations you can say that the image of the . into a retro. figure not helped by pop. and. it seems now. equally celebrated and. good and bad he did. acknowledged. the days of thousands of people queuing up to see his. location. with him. we were real many other places.

most of the. center of the country. because of threats moved. as it was. for public viewing. even. political backgrounds it is clear that lennon was an exceptional human being even if. he. moved into the. one nine hundred eighteen legend has it that he took his wife. in a. the ottomans with him. as we head towards the national front the

last two decades of the access to many many locations previously closed even on moving into a soft museums houses hotels bunkers it seems the russian capital is now open to all. almost if you want an example of a consequence house in the last century this is perfect built in luncheon or three by the famed bush an architect of the event of the national home town has been historic landmark for more than a century before the revolution the hotel hosted foreign diplomats. loyalty business tycoons and indeed the famous after nine hundred seventy international has proclaimed the first house of the soviets and became a residence of the bullshit governments and top communist leaders our main point of interest is really one of seven the bright area since the location while antique

furniture high ceilings and a sense of history is the one hundred and seventy here. but only has one of the best years of the capital but it's also packed full of history accommodating the boss that party this with inside the hotel was famous they aren't at his wife for two weeks in a city and the hotel has been renovated since but still want. this grand century to it yes. you too can gaze across to the kremlin much of this cost task. today this room costs thousands of dollars a night i'm not quite sure letting the beach be impressed with the price. same rights for everyone. this. is historically connected with linen and the girl meant is still of interest for many and only those interested do not necessarily need to book a room. as the department of. exclusions

are organized twice a year. cations connects with. them in the office encampment and is now on historical exhibits representing the atmosphere in which he lived and watched for several years. when it was open to the public in one nine hundred fifty five of the most visited museums in the country but as it was located in the kremlin same building where the actual russian government of president was in the ninety's it was decided to move the cabinet to the state complex and. be moved including clock but still shows the time when he left the booth the last time. which relate to lennon's work represent the period for nine hundred eighteen thousand nine hundred twenty three but the personal belongings from the collection

which we used by lennon in his everyday life but older than that some of them were used by several generations of the family and date back to eight hundred forty two . lookalikes. act. and even the second one hundred roubles that's around three dollars you can have a cheesy reminder of your time. as a special among foreigners but i have to say they are more stingy when it comes to money but they understand it's just like everything else in this world. monuments to lenin only example. but they're also one of the main symbols of the. twenty's thousands of monuments were erected in almost every city town. there are dozens of sculptures of the prostate lead erected in the city. mistreated

buildings and you can still see many of them to this. was once the stage speeches. of the twentieth century became a base for the bolshevik government many leaders lived and worked in the metropole and it was often visited by many when he addressed his associates in the one hundred twenty s. it started functioning as a hotel again for decades its roots were only available from. politicians. anyone can stay at the historic hotel but remember. the price. of. the hotel has been preserved in its original look this but all the wars and revolutions of the twentieth century here today is the same as it was in nine hundred eighteen when the bolshevik government had its meetings here but it's defeatist smoked a lot so when restoration work was carried out in the ninety eight is all to spawn

doubt that the painted walls ten glossy were all but a small damaged which they had to clean to restore their original decorations. his life works in theories are still studied by hundreds of institutions around. the ideology of communism. political research look at the impact. around the country for almost six years his. vital figure for the twentieth century. state. from the century. in the.

the government moved. the property was nationalized and became. the winter garden here. it's really something to be. the answer running grounds are open to the public today but only. the house is filled with possessions he can see everything from. his wheelchair clothes and his book collection. twenty three he followed medical advice in the kremlin. he was here as a frown man only in his early fifty's. would spend his final years. i think. the. health deteriorated over the years finally

living in. ninety four. after the complex was renamed. officially became a museum. and was a place of pilgrimage. right up to the. from viewing his death. to visiting his red square we're talking about. the epic achievements of lenin still have a cult following and all the places connected with his life and legacy. as the journey that. we have on this week's program at the same time. for me and the rest.

today children play war in the old case me. but in june nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier for the nazi troops on their way to moscow. sunders arrests were dying one by one under siege. water. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words very well motherland i'm dying but i'm not surrendering.

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morning and of course news from with children and those russian women just keep marching on there and you're going to have got my fox ready and straight a seventy five percent a winning record on the day for the russian women for much as three russians winning through all of the in price up. good to have you with us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten eleven minutes or so including this. moving on up defending champion sure rina williams joins a whole host of russians in the third stage in following thursday's. presidential reaction the head of the russian football union surrogate for sanko offers his thoughts on the but none are throwing incident involving brazil legend referred to carlie's. medical maestro meet up with the pioneer of russian on

formerly soviet sport medicine doctor for silly man cole who led the squad to shock clubs gold gold up the soulless. let's call him a tennis though where de force action at wimbledon was suspended jude to reign up one stage but that didn't hold a whole host of russian women extending their stay in london so it may be a double grand slam champion but she's never made it past the quarter final stage of s w nineteen six love six two thrashing of alexandra de groot though bodes well for that record to write. she's also through to run three peat income honest have a chink over joining them is maria curry lenka who defeated qualifier tom green. but yet another russian cheese i'd see if any. on the able to keep pace with flavia pennetta else worse during a williams fought back from a set down to beat simona halep all romania the four time champion making it look

easy three six six two six one in the next two set setting up a third round clash with kurt and. yeah i got started slow today but it was actually really really trying to start out fast and obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax ok the men's side of russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third round beating some devil devlin on six two six four six four six time winner roger federer is also at the same stage after the supposing of adrian monnerie no the up and coming frenchmen simply are classed by the graceful veteran in straight sets six two six three six suit. or else this quest for a stunning seven thrown at the i. were number two novak djokovic she's also through so. i think.

robin so we're going to come from two sets down to beat lleyton hewitt in a marathon five set in country appears spending almost four hours on court for the sweet treat at sixty this. moving from tennis where the russian football union has reacted to the banana throwing incident that involved roberta carlists on wed and state the brazilian legend walked off the field with his team leading three zero a tough after home fans launched a piece of fruits onto the pitch. the club is unable to be responsible for every single disciplinary committee will decide the punishment for cruelly savitt of on friday the club itself quickly found a man who threw a banana it's one of the greatest brazilian players and has already apologized and his team disciplinary committee will take all that into consideration and will not deprive the. russians women's basketball team of suffered their second defeat of

the european championships in poland socolovsky squad going down to valorise in their second group stage clash sixty two fifty one the final score of the spike the last russia can still make the playoffs the most successful team of the past decade need to beat the czech republic britain in the two remaining group games this. bore irving has been chosen as the cream of the crop in the twenty eleven n.b.a. draft the point guard finding a new home with a cleveland to pick the nineteen year old number one overall he is truly important comes from jude and will face the pressure of becoming the main attraction in cleveland to replace the recently departed le bron james the minnesota timberwolves didn't surprise anyone when they took are his own power forward derek willian second three of the first six players taken were from europe including utah's turkish born third pick and this counter a total of four overseas stars who didn't attend the u.s. college on like hunter also taken in the draft for the first time in history.

try to contribute to clue dollars ation as much as i can i'm really looking forward to going to cleveland it's a big sports now and i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and all the fans really can't wait and you know actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clune fans or someone really looking forward to ok over to the greens our former world number four henrik stenson looks to be regaining his top form in germany the swede storming to the top of the b.m.w. championship standings the thirty five year old not allowing the elements to rain on his parade a birdie on the thirteenth followed right up by another all for the whole thing in card and eights on their part runs this approach only it deemed putting stenson on top gary boyd he's doing pretty well since one stroke back while a group of four called for said. it's off the subject. and finally it's taken for granted viz the role sports medicine plays in the success of athletes one

russian doctor is considered one of its pioneers a film has been made by those amazing career one which is far from finished and reform reports. at sixty two years old the sealy africa has a wealth of experience and achievements in his field success with the russian basketball team in so the twenty three years ago is now the focus of a documentary about his life he realized morning sleep was crucial to the team's recovery and his place with the only ones to miss breakfast every day i think today barely contributed to that gold medal trying. to liberal groups the world i remember at the olympic games and so we had to walk to the canteen it was very inconvenient so be a delegation lived in the outskirts of the olympic village i mean had to cover quite a long distance on the road you know if you have a training session at ten o'clock in the morning it's very hard to wake up after in

ten. the day before you want to sleep. managed to order breakfast for fifteen people and take it to their bedrooms that built his reputation as a natural thinker and his expertise is still being called on by russian medal hopes for the next olympics olympic champion tatiana labelle ever is one of them. in two thousand and nine she was on the brink of withdrawing from the world championships in berlin with a back injury but with his help she managed to recover and developed a new mental toughness some of this silly has disclosed his secret himself and we've yet that's going to confirm that everything comes from your head and no matter what first state an athlete can be and enjoyed it implanted a feeling that tried the best confident that the most and the strongest person of all is the most important thing is not every person has an ability to inspire this feeling is. that is the one that has this gift where it had to fight and win even

with traumas and i don't have the words to express our gratitude to him and i used to after them anchor understanding an athlete requires more than just an understanding of medicine it means appreciating how their minds work and according to him appreciating the person so yes. probably a bit different from other sports structures i spend one third of my life in monasteries where try to cognize the meaning of life i learned from the elders how to penetrate into the depths of a human soul and how to find the thinnest thread in it that i apply my knowledge in sport especially with outlets who suffer serious defeats elders say that it's not a sin to fall but it's a sin not to wake up. with his track record of success commands great respect within russian sport patients have included pole vaulting great feeling isn't by either and sergei bubka but the doctor insists his results are not just based on modern techniques plenty of chances can be found in the past. and alternative

medicine. but then i have international peyton's for rehab attention methods except overing you can be closer to god to traditional medicine in nature including treatment with eighty culture this method has been forgotten but i like kids and all my patients like legs of us lesser rank or inducing by about using my own methods of traditional medicine joey and proposed i've been to. control some of them at world and european championships and they were. the herdsman may be celebrating his sixty third birthday this year but he's no immediate plans to retire his only plans are to lead russia to more gold next summer andrew farmer r.t. . what a legacy you leave behind but is all your support for now i'll see some.

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now i am in moscow you're watching r.t.r. marina joshie the u.k. failed to track detainees handed over to the us neglecting to protect them from possible abuse the shocking revelations forced through by british m.p.'s expose a secret agreement over the treatment of prisoners passed over to washington by london artie's daniel bushell met one victim who spent years in america's most notorious overseas prison. as was arrested on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation or said story could as he's suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the learned of the free free calls quote simulated drowning instrumentality impairment of bodily

function organ failure and even death i was one of those who survived those kind of closure. myself there used electroshocks because i will not sign papers. i was forced to agree that i am the number of taliban. and i was not the us refused to even reveal they were holding his mother his lawyer to find her son it took several years there was no chance to get in contact with mr korn and it's really a shame for the united states what happened. concerning that national law and it's simply impossible in the twenty first century to put someone in the extra. room. and saying you have no right. to.