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once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the street the canada. giant corporations ruled the day. welcome back you're watching r t come to you live from moscow these are the top stories britain has revealed it neglected to protect prisoners from abuse as part of its role in the u.s. rendition program this comes as american officials face lawsuits from foreign detainees who claim they were tortured in overseas prisons. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan general petraeus is set to become the next cia director five opponents question if the new chief spy will object to really assess the progress of american conflicts. and families in india accuse the government of
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allowing the use of a controversial pesticide which they say is killing their children victim groups claim applying the chemicals is causing a generation of the foreign children who don't want to live to see their twenty's. all next week spore a divisive figure of the father of the russian revolution but even then. hello and welcome to the show on this week's program i'll be exploring that is life in moscow of all straight leaders change the course of history starting off the red square next to the magnificence moscow kremlin tony martin andrews as we take
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a look at his epic journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life have. to. make names associated with russia. eight hundred seventy s. got to me in the choices to name living in nineteen i want as one of the leading political figures and revolution we think is the twentieth century and change the world but most of the ball should be taken over of power in russia in one hundred seventeen the communist party can legitimately cost free he came from and it's just full of marxism but what is this so he does not see today. for the developments in syria who forget you. might say the nation those guys are really able to take a philosophy churning in a train says something the whole society could use and think it was well intentioned begin ejects this community here on the national when it is members to
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an idealist from his time and he's still idealist now i think it's completely over the top to keep him in there and you're not sure him in the ground and using the real soon. he turned everything upside down. there's nothing else to say. he was in london the father of the so you're. right and then changed. and they were friends for the younger generation as you can see that the image of the leader has turned into a retro almost soviet figure not helped by. shots and cheesy. it seems now that lenin chief equally celebrated and mourned and the good and bad he did in his life both acknowledged the one of the days of thousands of people queuing up to see his involved bloody conflicts but regarding locations it's still the main association. with him. in this program we were real many other places that
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were close to the bullshit leader which was at the forefront of his life. was in the cause of most of the previous century lenin to make his ministry safe center of the country. because of german threat level move the ball street policy from. as it was called. the red square mclellan what's become a law in his life and will become his final resting place originally i wouldn't say in the stone that most of them which we see behind us today was opened in nineteen thirty and still open for public viewing recent rumors that suggested that his body might be removed elsewhere. even if that happens and matter what your political background it is clear that lenin was an exceptional human being even if you don't like the policies ideology he stood for lenin moves into the mostly
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kremlin in nineteen eighteen nineteen has it not he took both his wife. and his and another french born revolutionary in the other months with him. i'm an ash where we head towards the national front the last two decades equal access to many many locations previously closed even on the moon and us soft museums have. his hotel's bunker is it seems the russian capital is now open to well almost if you want an example of a classic on south in the last century this is perfect built in luncheon written by the famed version archetypes from the advent of the national health challenge in lawrence farley historic landmark for more than a century before the revolution council hosted foreign diplomats politicians morrissey is this country's leading the famous after ninety seven senior national has proclaimed the first house of the soviets became a residence of the bullshit government accommodating top communist leaders our main
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point of interest is really one of seven the bright spots in syria serves the location well antique furniture high ceilings and a sense of history is in the room one hundred and seventy here in my opinion only has one of the best years author capital but it's also packed full of history accommodating the prostrate party this with inside the last hotel was famously home to lenin and his wife the two weeks and last nights in ac and the hotel has been renovated since but still want a result icing remains this grounds of the twentieth century that's what that's. each you can gaze across to the kremlin for much of this cost and that means test. today this ring costs thousands of dollars a night i'm not quite sure many additional impressive price. same rights for everyone needs a lot of us all the said detail of who to know is historically connected to the
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linen and the bullshit girl mention is still of interest for many and only those interested do not necessarily need to book a room you can apply for a special tour as the department of cultural heritage should small school such exclusions are organized twice a year. moving on and what other muscular occasions connex one man in his life. then is often. thomas is now an historical exhibit in d.c. how representing the atmosphere in which you live and watch for several years the regional cabinet was open to the public in one hundred fifty five to ten were the most visited museums in the country but as it was located in the kremlin the same building where the actual russian government and president much in the niger ninety's it was decided to move the cabinet to the state and in touch complex a goalkeeper of fifty thousand stork items have been moved including and then it was clogged but still shows the time when he left the room the last time. a
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perfect items which relate to lennon's work represent the period from one thousand eight hundred to nine hundred twenty three and the personal belongings from the collection which we used by lennon in his everyday life older than that some of them were us boys several generations of the union of family and date back to eighteen forty two while visiting red square you can see lennon lookalikes snap happy tourists a chance to have friends across who can pay for the act as various men to train manage. and even saw nicholas the second and for one hundred rubles that's around three dollars you too can have a cheesy reminder of your time in moscow or lenin is especially popular among foreigners but i have to say they are more strange when it comes to money but they understand lenin so it's just like everything else in this world. monuments to lenin are not only examples of studies out there also one of the main symbols of the era says the one nine hundred twenty s.
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thousands of monuments were erected in almost every city and small town of the u.s.s.r. in the school and there were dozens of sculptures of the whole street lead erected in the city squares in front of the mistreated buildings and you can still see many of them today stack. one of moscow's most lives joys who thousand a city center was once a stage for lennon's speeches and metropol hotel built in the beginning of the twentieth century. also became a base for the bolshevik government many leaders lived and worked in the metropol and it was often visited by many when he addressed his associates in the one hundred twenty s. based on the functioning as a hotel again for decades its roots were only available for russian and international celebrities politicians and now anyone can stay at the historic hotel but remember it does come at a price up with a feeling of. the hotel has been preserved in its original look despite all the wars and revolutions of the twentieth century here today is the same as it was nine
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hundred eighteen when the bolshevik government had its meetings here but its deputies smoked a lot so when restoration right was carried out in the nineteen ages the all to spawn doubt that the painted walls and state laws were all but a small damaged which they had to clean to restore their original their gracious what then is life works in theories are still studied by hundreds of institutions around the world school is evaluate the ideology of communism lecturers discuss his political influence and researches look at the bolshevik impact on the u.s.s.r. was america organized the october actually around the country for almost six years and his his legacy is still very simple in all parts of prussia. michael figure for the twentieth century that's for sure. moving ten kilometers south of moscow he we are our final location estate. this vast green space belong to various
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nobleman from the eighteenth century ending up in the position of denied the most of the widow of the famous must. pay tribute. to the serbian government. looks yuri's property was nationalized and became. a winter garden here. taking some. thanks to b. c. and the notes exaction and surrounding grounds are open to the public today but only for organized tours the house is filled with lennon's possessions and you can see everything from the gifts given to man in his wheelchair various clothes and his four thousand book collection. in may nineteenth twenty three he followed medical advice and left the moscow kremlin for gold it was here as a frown man only in his early fifty's vladimir in which none of them spent his final years and seven lives in eighty in a soviet leader book in praise of him after. ten years and he spent i mean
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crystallize the time that's exactly as his health deteriorated over the coming years finally living in seventy retirements he died in this actual bad of the twenty first of january ninety twenty four. after the incident the complex was renamed keep them in the states officially became a museum and nine hundred thirty eight i was a place of pilgrimage to serve the citizens right up to the fourth of the i class and from viewing his death mask here to visiting his red square we're talking about local historians tourists all modern day communists the achievements of lenin still a cult following and all the places connected with his life and legacy our space amazing as the journey that was like. a beautiful building well unfortunately that's what's how we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week so until then for me and the rest of the crew from london's
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amazement free risk free. free. the old free blog videos for your media projects a free card. britain has revealed it neglected to protect prisoners from abuse is part of its role in the u.s. rendition program this comes as american officials face lawsuits from foreign detainees and find they were tortured in overseas prisons. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan general petraeus is set to become the next cia director but opponents question if the new chief spy will jeff to really assess the progress of american conflict. and families in india accuse the government of allowing the use of a controversial pesticide which they say is telling their children victim groups claim applying the counterculture is causing a new generation of to form children with deal with live to see their twenty's. so
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the headlines i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of aids in the meantime even o'neil will bring you the latest from the world of sports. yeah thanks as always rena plenty ahead this hour in sports today including. world cup worries russian media reports for russian regions are set to lose the right to host much is the twenty eight event. moving on our defending champion stringer williams join a whole host of russians in the third stage of wimbledon following thursday's action. on medical maestro r t meets with the pioneer of russian and formerly soviet scored medicine doctor bacilli album ankle he led the squad to shock possible gold the soliloquy. of all fans of locals alike and for
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russian regions could be in for a mustn't disappointment ahead of world cup twenty eight dean according to media reports in the country fourteen of the planned host areas may be cold to ten the moscow region some aura. surrounds those in the spotlight russian delius vestey a state they have sourced the ministry of tourism documents which do not list those four regionally patients in the spending budget plan prime minister vladimir putin said last month of the list of stadiums would not change but stressed the final say those rest with this latest document those submitted a fortnight ago admits the said regions from its plumbing with one area jaroslava listed as having no financials bucking from sponsors or local government the head of russia's organizing committee whoever said everything is how it wants. postal service is the way that all over the course of these areas it.
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is so candid. says the that is if the policy is for the free flow meanwhile the russian couple union reacted earlier to that banana throwing incident of involve reports of carlos and whedon say that brazil legend walked off the field with his team on g leading three nil clearly it's obvious outs off after home fans launched a piece of fruits onto the pitch. because i was unable to be responsible for every single friend the discipline committee will decide the punishment for police a bit of on friday the club itself quickly found a man who threw a banana it's one of the greatest brazilian players and has all good apologized and his team no doubt a disciplinary committee will take all that into consideration and will not deprive the somare club of three points. to tennis where day ford wimbledon was a stop start affair because of rain but the conditions didn't halt
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a whole host of russian women extending their stay in london on thursday so it may be a double grand slam champion but she's never made it past the quarterfinals a s w nineteen a six twelve six two thrashing of alexandra de groot bodes well though that right now they have a trooper she's also through to ride three beating compactor that i was to see a publisher covert joining them is maria who defeated qualifier tamari sue god to get another russian is i.q. rather than the able to keep pace with flavia pennetta. elsewhere serina williams for part from a sept eighth. of rimini at the four time champion making it through three six six two six one the setting up a third round clash with her like. it was actually really really trying to start out paris and. obviously didn't happen but i also think i got a little tired out here. in the men's side of action russian mikhail youzhny was
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among those advancing to the third stage beating somdev moran six two six four six four while six time winner roger federer he's also at the same stage after the splitting of a rino b. up and coming frenchman simply a class by the grizzled veteran in straight six two six three six two the fight over this advancing his quest for a referee trying the second right alongside it's pretty. i think i went over to novak djokovic also threw up defeating so i thought ok i have a number since six three six six this great food when you. really hard to come from to set started to beat lleyton hewitt in a martin five seven country the fear of spending all four hours of course with the seeds of. this. women's basketball team have suffered their second
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defeats at the european championships in poland but my circle of skis are going to follow in their second group stage clash sixty two fifty one but despite the loss russia they can still make the playoffs the most successful team of the past decade up the finals need to beat the czech republic britain in the two remaining groups games to do just that. they were possible were kyrie irving has been chosen as the cream of the crop in the twenty eleven and be a draft the point guard finding a new home with the cleveland cavaliers who picked a nineteen year old number one overall be a strong and born american comes from university and will face the pressure of becoming the main attraction in cleveland to replace the recently departed le bron james the minnesota timberwolves they didn't surprise anyone when they took hours on the power forward derek williams seconds three of the first six players though they were taken from europe thanksgiving born third pick and this hunter
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a total of four overseas stars who didn't attend a u.s. college on like her were also taking the draft for the first ever. honestly. trying to contribute to include an organization as much as i can i'm really looking forward to going to cleveland big sports now and i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and all the fans who are really can we. actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clued fans are some i'm really looking forward to let's move on to the greens were henrik stenson is the man to catch em. germany this week leading the b.m.w. championship standings for day one the thirty five rule not allowing the elements to rely on his parade a birdie on the thirteenth followed by another on the fourteenth helping him eights . this approach on the string stenson top spot heading into friday and his friend gary boyd sits a stroke but while a group of four golfers light two shots off the summit.
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those on a journey for the p.g.a. troublous title will have a longer way to go after the first round was suspended due to inclement weather as well michael probably leading by a stroke with two holes still to play when chinaman organizers called it a heavy rain in connecticut driving the golfers away from the course for the better portion of the day the opening round briefly resumed in mid afternoon but another shower forced them into the clubhouse we just sing along seven players one shot back after a fourteen year olds who found pelter also a member of the group the moment the field hoping the weather clears on friday. and finally it's taken for granted these days pretty much the role of sports medicine plays in the success of athletes one russian doctor is considered one of the pioneers a film has not been made about the silly other mancos amazing career one which is far from finished farmer reports. at sixty two years old the silly
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adam anger has a wealth of experience an achievement in his field success with a russian passable team in seoul over 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 billie contributed to their gold medal triumph. of the brothers the world i remember that at the olympic games and so we had to walk to the canteen it was very far and inconvenient so be a delegation lived in the outskirts of the olympic village and we 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 intensive games the day before you want to sleep longer and vassili managed to order breakfast for fifteen people and take it to their bedrooms that built his reputation as a lateral thinker and his expertise is still being called on by russian medal hopes for the next olympics a limp
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a champion tatiana lived there 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. and ability to implant a feeling that you are the best confident the most focused and the strongest person of all is the most important thing not every person has an ability to inspire this feelings to say ever amen because the one who has this gift. the average man care understanding an athlete requires more than just an understanding of medicine it means appreciating how their minds work and according to him appreciating a person's soul yes i am probably a bit different from office sports stuff too as 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 the human soul and how to find a fitness thread in it that i apply my knowledge and sport especially with outlets
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who suffer serious defeats elders say that it's not a sin to fall but it's assume not to wake up. with his track record of success commands great respect within russian sport patients have included pole vaulting great healing isn't by either and surrogate bubka but herdsman may be celebrating his sixteenth the day this year but he's no immediate plans to retire his only plans are to lead russia to more gold next summer andrew farmer arctic. stuff that's a fun hobby watching shortly that is all your sport for marine is here with all the news after the world weather. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand janitors
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of beach front panel feel several kilometers long. and now the result one person who cares. you see we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is the most appropriate city signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to accumulate where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return to terra with julian cooper story on our t.v. .
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