here they remembered, looking at these faces who died in battle for auschwitz muslim.gomed tankaev. his armenian friend nikolai abazov, we remember those operators. those who filmed and from the ankle operation died during these filming and remained in the camp for 3 months, one of which is these cameramen crimean tatars kutuzade, thanks to whom the very unique shots that were presented at the heavenly process were preserved. i want to name the company ibm the head of the company first met hitler in 1937, the company belonged to defolmag. whose products helped to count the jews in the country? devices? ibm was part of the bureaucratic infrastructure of the national socialists, including gold teeth that were pulled out and then melted down, and ammunition was sent to switzerland in this way. of course, the ideologists of national socialism from the very beginning made no secret that they would fight the slavic jews and other inferior peoples, but the first victims of the national socialists became the german people themselves are often forgotten. but in fact, the first

here they recalled, looking at these faces, the muslims who died in the battle for auschwitz.nkaev. his armenian friend nikolai abazov, we remember those cameramen who filmed and the slovak operation perished. during these filming and remaining in the camp for 3 months, one of which is these cameramen crimean tatar kutuzode, thanks to whom the very unika shots that were presented at the nuremberg trials were preserved i want name the company. the departed head of the firm met hitler for the first time in 1937.

this letter on an auschwitz letterhead is dated february 23, red army day, 1945.here frank informs his mother that they saved me and the russians came out, these are some games for tens of thousands, whose people were saved by the russians, one of the five divisions was called the leningrad regiment commander, who died in the battle for the city of auschwitz a few hours before the liberation, the camp, there was an officer from leningrad semyon without a nickname, who before the war was the director of a large drama theater. we want to all corners of the earth. here they recalled, looking at these faces, the muslims who died in the battle for auschwitz. magomed tankaev. his armenian friend nikolai abazov, we remember those operators. those who filmed and from the ankle operation died during these filming and remained in the camp for 3 months, one of which is these cameramen crimean tatars kutumzade, thanks to whom the very unique shots that were presented on heavenly process. i want to name the company ibm the head of the company first met hitler in 1937, the comp

on january 27, 1945, 25,000 soviet soldiers and officers opened the gates of auschwitz. and literally 2 days later, field hospitals arrived there, about the consequences, doctors with experience in treating patients with besieged leningrad, and thanks to this, the vast majority of prisoners were saved. this letter is on an auschwitz letterhead dated february 23 and the red army's forty-fifth year. here frank informs his mother that they saved me and the russians were coming out, these are some games for tens of thousands, whose people were saved by the russians by one of the five divisions bore the name of the leningrad regiment commander, who died in the battle for the city of auschwitz a few hours before the liberation, camp e, was an officer from leningrad semyon without a nickname, who before the war was the director of a large drama theater. we want to all corners of the earth. here they recalled, looking at these faces, the muslims who died in the battle for auschwitz. magomed tankaev. his armenian friend nikolai abazov, we remember those operators. who filmed and

what were auschwitz concentration camps? why were they now? yes, fascism is fascism.fter the victory, they did not begin to restore a large fence, as a reminder of the war , this monument in the field is often called the russian khatyn , the surrounding forests, are still dotted with bodies and ammunition, yuri nikolayevich told how in the forty-second a downed soviet plane crashed nearby, so it went differently over it fell there like a gnumian swamp , of course, we guys still then we went there. today, of those guys who knew the way to the plane , he was the only one left. yes, and yuri nikolayevich himself was not. it has been there for 30 years, although he will go out for mushrooms earlier, but in a few hours he will come to that swamp where the plane drowned and remember his dream at our request. he took a pen and sketched a map. of course , we did not believe that after so many years. and the impassable top will be able to find at least something. yuri nikolaevich we got to this plane? here he is the hero of the great patriotic stormtrooper. il-2, or rather the

uh, a terrible camp, but auschwitz and here are numbers too.olph is the man who was the commentator this camp. uh, they interrogated him after the war, then handed him over to the poles, and we hung him there directly. he spoke about two and a half million dead, that is, the tortured dead, but today's story. they say from one and a half to four million people, there they were tortured and killed with their wife in crematoria. uh, strangled in the gas chambers. here, for the first time, the gas cyclone b was used. and by the way, the guards who stood there were not only germans and ss men. there were poles and a lot of ukrainian collaborators, who were specially trained just for this barbaric work in order to kill people, and baba yar well, let's see 33,000 people were killed in just 2 days on september 29-30, 1941. and so, uh, in the future, and the figure reaches 100,000 people were killed there, and the jews, first of all, there were underground workers, and there were partisans. first of all, it was the ukrainian collaborators who killed it.

concentration camp auschwitz but after the liberation of the camp by the soviet troops disappeared further 1967 after 20 years. after the trial of 19 german soldiers, a new investigation into the terrible events in the tin slide begins. new wave investigation of the sixties . she was different. uh, a qualitatively new level of investigation, and there they conducted ballistic examinations of witnesses with new testimony. they are further. ah, since they already raised new questions about what a, you know that there could also be a here are whiskey nationalists, and hmm, people have already remembered. investigators raise archival documents, interrogate witnesses, as a result, a picture emerges that they didn’t notice, or maybe they didn’t want to notice at the trial of the forty- seventh year. it turned out that not only german commanders, but also natives of latvia, took part in the massacres, that not only the nazis were punishers in the tin hill, but there were also latvians . clear. in fact, almost immediately after the liberation of this settlement it was clear to the soviet army that

young poles who were tortured to death by the german nazis in the auschwitz concentration camp 79 years omelyan, willingly picked up by other fake throwers. it turned into a clumsy fake of one of the thousands that the kiev regime breeds, and about which we will definitely continue to talk about in the vesti net stop-fake program on russia 24 tv channel. another 50 people were evacuated. today from the territory of the metallurgical plant. azov steel mariupol , this was reported by representatives of the dpr, a day earlier , 25 people left the plant, including women and children with details from mariupol stanislav more recently, these positions we viewed from the window. today we are here as well. the people of azov stopped at azov, they suppressed them directly in the bunkers, they suppressed them, and there the guys were sure to be exactly a month ago. it seemed that to get to these positions of the nationalists. it will be impossible near the combine, but it only seemed today, everything here is under the complete control of the people's militia. the dpr has been named. i'm trying t

reported that it was jews that were being killed at auschwitz. that all came much later. why the new york times did that, and also the washington post it as well. these camps were being discovered and they never reported that it was -- the reported that people were being murdered, carnage was happening, but they never reported it was jews, homosexuals or gypsies, or poles or russians that were being monstrously murdered in this camps. >> when news breaks pretty close to one another that mussolini is being executed and hitler has committed suicide, do people believe this? >> yes, well in the united states for a period we believed, during the 30s and during the war hitler had a dog that looked just like him. >> like elvis pressley? >> so we bought that. but, when it was confirmed that it was, we knew we were invading berlin and wiping out berlin, we knew the bunker we knew his days were numbered we took it obfiously it was a great and wonderful thing that he had committed suicide, we took it in stride, we took a lot of things in stride because the

, but never just reported that was -- who were being killed at auschwitz that only came much much later. why the new york times did that and also by the way what the washington post did too is that these camps are being discovered and they never reported that it was that they reported the people were being. murdered partners was happening, but then it never reported. there was -- or homosexuals or gypsies or poles or russians that were being that were being monstrously murdered these camps so when news breaks that pretty close to one another that mussolini is executed and hitler's committed suicide and people believe this what was the like. oh, yeah. well we the united states for a period we believe that hitler had a we had all during during 30s and during the war hitler had a double the look just like him a couples presley. yes, exactly. exactly. so we bought that but but when it was it was confirmed that it was he we know we were invading berlin. we were wiping out berlin renews in a bunker. we knew his days were numbered. so it just took it as i mean, obviously there's a great wonder

auschwitz data three blinks and a whole network.ds and thousands of camps and concentration camps, together with their branches, along with prisons, which during the war years 18 million people were destroyed. e of them, uh, here are 11 million. e, in fact. yes, it was destroyed almost immediately. and when we talk about it, you know the statistics, we are talking about numbers, and these millions of huge millions of victims. eh, the nazis must also remember each specific case - this is someone's life that was destroyed. here we are the rio exhibition recently organized, which is dedicated specifically to the death camp auschild. and so, when our children came there, our children. yes, foreigners too. they came and saw these mountains of small shoes, which were removed by the germans before they were sent to the gas chamber, and then cremated to the germans of the pedantic nation. yes, everything came in handy for the nazis, both human hair and bones that were not ground, because that's about it. it’s even scary to say, not like the

comparison with whom victims of auschwitz or be? that you took pills and he always wants coffee like this in the toilet. i always wanted to eat, when i broke down i ate until i felt sick, and then again the pills. and who told you that you are fat denis from our group, i put on lenkin's shorts. as soon as he saw me in them, he neighed and said that my thighs are twice as large as those of a snowflake. now he only hangs out with her, because she's thin. hmm. you know, i'll upset you, not that's why it's just denis. while the women's forum does not understand anything, small ones still happen with boys. how do you look at your girlfriends you and thinks what a beautiful figure she has. honestly, of course, honestly, but only if you don't stop torturing yourself. soon no one will envy you. well, i won’t do it anymore, only vladimirovna will now kick me out of the port. if you do n’t throw all this nonsense out of your head, you fall in love with yourself, such a good, such a sweet, beautiful girl, you will eat normally. then no one wil

by the way, it is that when you think of it is think of auschwitz or something there were dozens of nazi death camps all over europe, poland, hungary, germany, there were dozens of them. it was not just the big ones the ones to get the notoriety there were little ones as well. americans were so world weary after it. it was a crime so big and monstrous a lot of people did not believe it they just did not have enough information. they just could not comprehend it. a major newspaper from before such as the new york times reported on the discovery of auschwitz but never reported that it was jews that were being killed at asheville. that all came much later. why the new york times did that, and also the washington post it as well. these camps were being discovered and they never reported that it was -- the report of the people were being murdered. they never reported it was jews, homosexuals or gypsies, or poles or russians that were being monstrous lee murdered in this camps. >> when news breaks pretty close to one another that mussolini is being executed and hitler has committed suicide to

he said the ones that survived auschwitz are the ones that had meaning and purpose in life.ning and purpose. it wasn't the ones that got treated better or those that were like had -- were happier for whatever, had more pleasure. it's those that had meaning and purpose. this 18-year-old killed, what was his meaning and purpose in life? he got to a point that he didn't value his own life or the life of others. there was no meaning and purpose. i think what do i have to do? i know there's two people that i need to call later today. i talked to my wife about this. two young people that i know that are in tough situations in their own families to reach out. we can solve this in particular on our own. we can decide we're going to do what we can, whether it's politically or socially, individually to make a difference in individual people's lives. because if you have no meaning, no purpose, you don't care about life. >> martha: you're right. we can all think of someone to reach out to and that may be the best thing we can do. this is mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate a shor

among which are mentioned ibuchenwald and auschwitz, yushchenko's father andrey andreevich spent almost ; the well-known ivan demenyuk was allegedly imprisoned in the same american filtration camp. the same camp overseer who is now being tried for the second time in germany, according to the report presented by the americans at the nuremberg trials. only 102 soviet prisoners survived in this camp in 1986. demjanjuk was acquitted for insufficiency. evidence. it is a pity that yushchenko's father and demenyuk did not meet, then in the courtroom, after all, andrei yushchenko was one of the few survivors. who could recognize him vice versa and at the same time reveal the secret of the special diet of the prisoner andrey and the pike. yushchenko's reputation as a weak, empty rhetoric and swayable man is confirmed to his president, it is believed that his wife has a decisive influence on him. there is every reason to believe that yekaterina chumachenko actually fashioned the current president, as a politician in december 2004, in an article dedicated to yushchenko's triumph, calls katherine y

not taken for granted i consider it as a great gesture to my country when the world learned about auschwitzred just recently the german chancellor said that he i am ashamed of this past and i understand it, but this is the past. and today i want to say that many of us should be ashamed of today. these spores, the spores of these diseases, unfortunately, will not be destroyed, some people today have the impression that hmm, soviet troops quite easily came opened the gate and said hello. this was not at all the case at every kilometer, at every place. our troops faced the fiercest resistance. lost their comrades lost to save the lives of others. and thousands of russian ukrainians thousands of jews who are saved by you confidently sure never in the polish land lies 600,000. there are 600,000 of my compatriots who brought victory over nazism closer, and of the fifty-five million who died during the second world war, more than half are more than half. it citizens of the ussr, think about these terrible figures here on this tormented land. today we are obliged to say clearly and unambiguously an

i just stop she peaceful be sergei's grandmother forge concentration camp auschwitz at home in nikolaevedals of grandfathers who fought. i drew conclusions for myself , you know? you are now each here is which us here he concluded. yes, i understand, we used to be here, too. i also have a lot of questions that i would like to ask in ukraine, i didn’t ask, because i don’t weigh on them, when the fights began , sergei escalated. and during the interview, he often uses an inhaler to stop the attack. here they took it. i know an epileptic guy. one flight flew all she had epilepsy. sergey offers its plan for the reconciliation of russia, ukraine, and in its concept there is no place for european mediators, that two countries, ukraine and russia, should sit down here and away from this europe, away from all these countries. we need to decide between ourselves. on this it was still normal very good guys very, who are really worthy of their word. i don’t know how the circumstances started, just such a battle that i simply didn’t understand anything, the commanders scared them of russian captivi

of the earth they would remember, looking at these faces, the muslims who died in the battle for auschwitz. magomed tankaev. his armenian friend nikolai abazov, we remember those cameramen who filmed and died from the ladoga operation during these filming and stayed in the camp for 3 months, one of which is these cameramen crimean tatar kutuzade, thanks to whom those very unique shots were preserved, which were presented in the heavenly process. i want to name a company. one head of the firm met hitler for the first time in 1937 owned the company defolmag. whose products helped to count the jews in the country talking about devices? one and a half billion punch cards consequently, the foreign company ibm was part of the bureaucratic infrastructure of the national socialists, without american technology it was impossible to organize the movement of trains to concentration camps, as well as to conduct a census of all the things with which the prisoners. they came to the death camps, including gold teeth, which were pulled out for him and then melted down, and the precious metals were sent to

and who is doctor methel, you know, this is the monster that auschwitz conducted experiments on prisoners children, but just think about it, here is his follower today. he was a great humanist and said that as soon as a person is parallel. he is no longer an enemy, but a patient, but now a very strict order for all men to be castrated, because these are cockroaches, and not people who took part in the revival of nazism in ukraine. this is a military analyst. his name is ritter scott listen ukrainian army numbered 260.000 personnel staff trained and equipped according to standards. nato with a well-linked command system effectively run by officers is also worth considering the support of 200-300.000, reservists and support units and services. i think in one aspect the russians are failing in terms of propaganda. i'm not saying that i would like the russians to lie, but i would like them to represent their point of view in this confrontation, what they are opposing is not only propaganda from the ukrainian government, one must take into account that the cia is closely cooperates with the uk

tb gallus has been the executive director of the auschwitz institute for the prevention of genocide and mass atrocities since 2006. born and raised in romania, dr. gallas previously worked as an associate researcher for the uk parliament where he helped develop the uk position on the un special advisor on the prevention of genocide. welcome, welcome to you all i'm now going to turn this over to curtis for a word of welcome on behalf of the not be healthy. hey. colomosi hutch duluency alushi okwas new england, mohana ali pike lanape hoking colosseum aho and arpeg good evening, everyone and welcome to this amazing webinar, and we're i am curtis zuniga. i am a co-director of lenape center as mentioned an arts and cultural organization. that's manhattan based in the beginning but now we cover the entirety of lenape hoking the land of the lenape the original homeland which extends all the way up into the foothills of the catskills mountains and all the way down the delaware river to include eastern, pennsylvania, new jersey and emptying into the delaware bay. that's our original homeland. so

nikitin , they all refused to cooperate and died in hamelburg, mauthausen, auschwitz and others concentrationhere were those who embarked on the path of betrayal. among them, vasily mishka, many years later, private punisher from the 118th battalion, grigory spivak, in his testimony at the trial, he will say about grigory vasyuri and vasily meleshko literally quote the following. they were strict and demanding of the subordinate germans. the germans served faithfully, especially those who distinguished themselves, were given ribbons that they wore in the buttonholes of their hair. and the little one also wore such ribbons according to the testimony. hair that was ukrainian

mary auschwitz, that same famous death camp, in 5 years the nazis killed more than a million people inal numbers, cut their heads bald and sent them to quarantine. and suddenly after 2 weeks, when our quarantine ended, we went out the gate, opened it and it was possible to go out. i'm sitting like this.

invited to the examination, the beast blamed the beast because the furnaces were already being bricked auschwitzause already thousands and thousands of women, children of the elderly met a similar death in german concentration camps. well, in fact, it is even more difficult for me to look at these pictures after what i also saw in buch and you know, before we perceived it as a story, a page of history it seems like it's scary, but it's terrible, just goosebumps but after you see now the pressure of this man with his hands tied, it's the same as what we saw in buchi, well, yes. there is a lot in common here, and there is another detail that connects the actions of the nkvd at that time and today's russia. this was done by the russians when they left ukraine, when they were retreating. this is footage from the year 41. this is footage when the soviet troops were retreating and simply killed ukrainians . who were arrested before that and uh well and what are the facts that we have that it was actually killed by the ukrainians? yes, that it was the russian army that killed ukrainians. lavrov 's word

cross diplomats of neutral countries were invited the beast accused the beast because the ovens of auschwitzcause thousands and thousands of women, children and old people had already been found a similar death for myself in the german concentration camps well, in fact, it is even more difficult for me to look at these shots after what i saw in buch and you know, before we perceived it's like a story, a page of history, and it's like that, it's scary, but it's terrifying, just goosebumps. after seeing this man standing with his hands tied, it's the same as what we saw in buch, well, yes. there's a lot in common here, and one more a detail that connects the actions of the nkvd at that time and today's russia - this is what the russians did when they were leaving ukraine, when they were retreating, and this is the footage of the 41st year, this is footage when the soviet troops, retreating, simply killed ukrainians who had been arrested before that well, what are the ones we have? the facts that it was actually the nkvs who killed the ukrainians. yes, it was the russian army that killed the uk

now to preserve these traces of crimes in buche in mariupol and also as germans for years visited auschwitzие е -е a little concentration camp you е-е to convince with your own eyes the traces of these crimes также i think it is important for the russians to organize excursions to buche, mariupol and other places of mass crimes of the russian army. i'm sorry for interrupting. well, look now. we are here in the field window. we saw the leadership of the russian federation. we saw putin. we saw people sitting around him. the internet is watching tv, it doesn’t understand it, it’s not interesting to him echo of moscow, i didn’t listen to echo of moscow until february, or i had to watch it, everything was fine, but these people who are standing, sitting, standing are near putin, i understand that i’m asking the wrong question, but it’s a question of feeling rather than a question of knowledge. well, they are they must feel the collapse even if they move another 50 km, the russian army well, it's good to clarify the good, it's bad, but they won't win by 100, the whole world can't be won by one c

she walked openly, when our people were no longer invited to some events there, to auschwitz and thereis went. here is such a powerful wave that in fact the second world war was different, and so on, and the nazi movements were activated on the territory of ukraine and ukraine the body turned into such a springboard, while the west understood that a direct clash with russia is the third world war with the use of nuclear weapons, which he was absolutely not ready and is not ready until now, of course because it was necessary to rally e into the unity of europe and europe, as it were, independent. we needed something to undermine its economy so that europe would agree to the guardianship of the americans, he would accept such guardianship that the americans would manage them, so the station policy was started against russia for being there, but returned it, crimea, therefore, went these are the numerous obstacles to the northern stream, two breaks in economic ties, but at the same time, europe began to remove leaders in europe who could object to something and led to the authorities of t

our transport went from said it where we were then transferred henley, devon from navarre key to auschwitz, ousley num, otherwise of normally when you create 3 d people for games or other environments, hundreds of people are involved to simulate clothing with hair huffman real people in 3 d i or paint them. that's all god in the recording room here. i can walk in. shoot like with the normal camera, press start, stop, and everything's and moving. photo realistic 3 d. and that's the real game changer . what's new about this technology on these? i 4032 cameras capture, eva. i'm left down to the smallest detail and a computer uses this data to create a 3 d hola gram. if. if the spirit is i image is different, man, it's nicely of bending is, is more realistic in 3 dimensional humans. the, it's important to me that this be preserved for future generations. and hi, and if this film of technology enables that, that it's fine with me beat that done is the semi fairy not doc swim bleed on, can police the volumetric holograms into any environment such as mixed reality apps on smartphones come get sla

i just stop being given to peaceful being sergei's grandmother the forge of the auschwitz concentration home in nikolaev sergei keeps the orders and medals of the grandfathers who fought. i drew conclusions for myself , you know? you are now every one here, every one of us here, he made his conclusion. yes, i understand, we used to be here, too. i also have a lot of questions that i would like to ask in ukraine, i didn’t ask, because i won’t answer them when the fights began at sergey escalated. and during the interview, he often uses an inhaler, to stop an attack. i know an epileptic guy. one flight flew all she had epilepsy. sergey offers his plan for reconciliation of russia to ukraine and in his concept there is no place for european mediators to sit down to the two countries of ukraine and russia and away, then europe away from all these countries. we need to decide between ourselves. yes, it was still okay. here, very good guys are dying very much, who are really worthy of their word. i don't know how i do you circumstances. you live, you just started such a fight that i just did

them, in principle, there is no longer anything sacred, they can soon say that the prisoners of auschwitzd they themselves would have gassed this law and they would be generally fine with it, well , that is, what else can be expected from them please, well , you know fakes, this is part of the nature of the russian state, it was generally created in its time based on such mythologies, fake mythologies , starting with peter i, then catherine ii and stalin, and this is natural, naturally, because the myth that was created in our country was not around their state, it for them more important and stronger than history itself, they are not interested in history, no, and that's why any er, such as pseudo-historical myth er, becomes for them er, well , it's practically true, it's measurable, true, it's such a story, and we can see this performance and putin , they are completely anti-historical. it seems that he does not know history at all, but he is very fond of various such mythological fakes, which for him are real in the quotation marks of history. these are statements about the jewish orig

they all refused to cooperate and died in hamelburg, mauthausen, auschwitz and other concentration camps. however, there were those who took the path of betrayal among them. literally the following quote , they were strict and demanding of subordinate germans, they served faithfully, the germans especially distinguished themselves, they gave out ribbons that they wore in their buttonholes, losura, and mishka also wore such ribbons. the testimony of vasyura, who was the ukrainian commander of the 118th shumash in the battalion. uh, there's a quote in that testimony. take for example a little one. he is a real sadist and he was attracted by the smell of blood. and these words really were such after the concentration camp. mishka underwent special training and in the fall of 1942 arrived to serve in the schutzman battalion. shaft to kiev in those days, everything was seized with mortal fear in the babi yar tract , thousands of people were shot every day, jews, gypsies, communists, and captured red army soldiers were there ordinary ravine. e, in the city of kiev were carried out and propagan

auschwitz is one of few who survived the portrait of his grandfather, the colombian brought russia withd i mostly live abroad. this is colombia and other countries. uh, but in russia i come back very often, of course. now it 's getting much more difficult, eh, but it's still my grandfather my motherland, despite now such open challenges, but very negative russia. this crowd i felt it like a wall. this wall will break through everything and stand up to everything, just like during the war, shoulder to shoulder today with the russians. brotherly people belarusians, one of the victims at that terrible time nations 41 to 45 in belarus, 309 cities were burned, 2.5 million people died. the country became famous for its partisan detachments, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of our belarusians today tell about their heroes to the immortal regiment. there will be a lot. we from minsk, from gomel, from bobruisk , people came here to take out their portrait, and people who fought for their relatives. and we want moscow to see our belarusian flag. we love our russia and we are with you for

kwoks are young poles who were to death, tortured by the german nazis in the auschwitz concentration, but a terrible story, authored by an omelyan, willingly picked up by others fake throwers. it turned into a clumsy fake of one of the thousands that the kiev regime breeds, and about which we will definitely continue to talk about in the vesti net stop-fake program on russia 24 tv channel. that relate to your work activity, of course. today's place of work the chairman of the government of kalmykia is a high position with a large amount of responsibility, but you are certainly familiar from republic. where are you supposed to work? i would like to hear from you cafe, after getting acquainted with the more important matters, what do you consider necessary to pay special attention to, please. thank you dear vladimirovich, uh, well, today, of course, uh, i got acquainted with , uh, the main parameters of the republic, the main picture i have formed, but what i would like to tell you here, and how i plan, uh, for the near future still dive directly into the subject of the region socio-ec

i took to go on a tour with everyone to auschwitz and with me.antrum and everyone left. she became the very beginning of me. now i'm calming down the fifth and tenth and after three or four years. she and i got married in theaters. they say i fell in love with the sounds. it was compassion for them that started an amazing coincidence and an obvious sign of fate , the mossovet theater became lebedev's home long before he decided to become an artist, since my parents worked in a chat room, they work as cashiers, which means that my mother did not speak. eh, finish your lessons and come to the theatre, then it was called by this name mpset later. i didn't take lessons , of course. he came to see her there in the theater, but it was most delightful to go. here's backstage. this is where the performance begins. i’m already backstage, so there was a small buffet there, so my mother, she gave me some money. i mean, there was something pretending to vinaigrette to see the acting came from here, probably love for the theater was, by the way , my school, b

here is justice chief physician of auschwitz concentration camp yuzov mengele architect of the holocaust, adolf eichmann ka franz stahl of the cathedral's castle commandant gustav wagner, a total of tens of thousands of hitler's nazis went down the rat trail from judicial retribution for war crimes. the current pope, francis, runs the risk of falling into something similar, but that this is human promiscuity or omnivorousness or something conscious of ukrainian nazism, the pontiff has not yet condemned what he did not understand, while the fact that the grieving wives led to the pontiff speaks in favor of promiscuity famous russian actionist pyotr verzillov. it was he who filmed an audience from under tishka on the phone - this is another action from catholicism, as in general, he is far from christianity, how few people are shocking performances. he became famous for the action of collective sex orgis with the participation of his pregnant wife in the state biological museum named after timiryazev . for motives of religious hatred, verzilov's ward was sent to jail for 2 years in prison

henley devonne from navarre key to auschwitz know how silly no mother was of normally when you create 3 d people for games or other environments, hundreds of people are involved to simulate clothing the would hair of a real people in 3 d on or paint them. that's all god in the recording room here. i can walk in shoe like with a normal camera, press start, stop, and everything's in moving photo realistic. 3 d, w. that's the real game changer. what's new about this technology on these? i totally 32 cameras capture eva o mouth, down to the smallest detail and a computer you is this data to create a 3 d hola gram. this is the spirit is i image is different now it's nicely a bending is it's more realistic in 3 dimension. i see it's important to me that this be preserved for future generations. yeoman at highland, if this form of technology enables that, that it's fine with me. beat that done is to, to me very not, don't swim bleed on, can police the volumetric holograms into any environment such as mixed reality apps on smartphones come get slain. i can place myself anywhere in the room. i

were convicted at the age of plus - minus there 70-90 years, the last cases one of the leaders of auschwitz993, yes, maybe not always, not always on time, but justice always catches up, and such punishments as war crimes do not have a statute of limitations, so we we will definitely catch up with them either in international courts or in other courts, it will not be a problem because we must also understand how it is a possible option and a tool as well. maybe there in 10, in 15 years, it will change in any way, let's say that the government in russia federation and we, having these evidences in our hands, having the evidences of the international tribunal , will be able to hand them over and they, as war criminals, will even possibly be punished there, that is, i would like to say that we will definitely not let them watch in peace, you know they definitely should not to walk without looking around, i can tell them for sure that it is a full-fledged party, yes , please stay in touch, we will supplement the information because the international tribunal against the russian federation will a

in poland and met with the leadership of e-e poland on the 77th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz and we saw that there are different types of how to join support contact e-e with our colleagues. you see, i already said that among my relatives there are people from poland, that's why i really want to sum up our meeting, because yesterday i told president zelenskiy, mr. president at the beginning of the revolution, tomaszhain, one of our revolutionaries wrote that the time has found us, the time has come for us found in order to declare independence and to fight for it. therefore, now we are convinced that the time has found the right people to preserve democracy here in ukraine, to protect ukraine and its people, to protect the freedom of ukraine, that is why we support and we are looking for a low bow to president zelenskyi and the government for all their efforts. thank you all for your attention. we watched the briefing of the representatives of the us congress led by picker nancy pylossi on the results of the meeting with volodymyr zelenskyi. issues of intelligence, security o