here's to wilhelm e the director, that maybe something is wrong with you, maybe there is a productionewhere, but you understand, uh, the mind of a normal person can not come to terms with what is next to us. here there are literally hundreds. uh, kilometers from belarus, nazis walk around, who zigue, who burn people, finish off women with bats, throw them out of windows. well, it doesn’t fit in the head of belarus, uh, it’s lucky that we have this latest history, and we chose continuity from soviet projects and, of course, with the legacy, but ah, the great victory if this didn’t happen, we really are on the wave of this one perestroika breaking the soviet project of a general depression. could repeat the path of the baltic countries, or ukraine when neo-nazi theories practices, could infiltrate our consciousness as long as we have. i think, uh, this is a vaccine. uh, this immunity from neo-nazi, uh, practices and theories, but uh, you can’t relax, because ukraine has shown that as soon as the state collapses and as soon as the systemic objects begin to process the consciousness of hu

wilson had made it plain that he would not negotiate with germany as long as wilhelm second was still the emperor at first. vilhelm wanted to lead army back into germany to put down this revolution. but once he was convinced that that was no longer a plausible. he did. the one thing that i think you can commend for. instead of taking the country down into a horrible civil war, he agreed. abdicate. he fled to holland and you know, it's a sad, but in some ways comical that wilhelm's in this emperor would have these this kind of of a result because when he crossed the border into holland he ostentatiously went up a surprised dutch border guard. and and handed him his sword. and the dutch cried cried. the dutch gave asylum. and that's where he would live until he died in 1941. but with that he was out. yeah. i. had announced his abdication without his consent. there may be something that i don't know. but in any way he went through with. he didn't to fight it. now that didn't mean the war was over. and there were some on the allied side, most especially pershing, who argued that until the

here is wilhelm's house of keshulze and adrian baque, a french journalist and investigators, and manyainstream censorship has been established in their countries. how do they softly call it, when there are mainstream dominant media that either have temniks , or have a political task. they are put before them, or the founders give them a task, and they carry only, uh, one propagandistic point of view. and everything else is marginalized and persecuted by the same adrianke declares that in france for his honest reporting from the front line. he faces up to 30 years. imprisonment like uh from a mini chick. and well, that's what it is. e, unfortunately, the emasculation of real journalism. in those countries that used to act or tried to act as teachers of freedom of speech for us and said that if there are no two points of view in a report, this means that it is not a report. well, the famous one is a democratic field. unfortunately, but andrei , well, you have been in journalism for a long time and there were times we built our relations with our european partners in different ways, when

orchestra of the theater at the conductor's podium three- year intermission maestro from germany wilhelmraise the price of this program in europe i am adjusting to the views at the concert mounted under the dramaturgy of the music itself for the orchestra is not proud of something and that, the left-hander is gone. a lunar that the orchestra is given a program. i love this program myself. lord dasha to evaluate the popular program was haunted by two branches for summer cottages to pyroglid jurassic park with schindler's peace black wars. harry potter only for live worsening, blockbusters are loaded for an encore. i have a tree. tomorrow you can make fun of musical helmets about kohanya, so a non-standard collaboration among the mothers of the dwarfs from savitsky's glira and the legendary camerata ensemble. their acapella be worse. tomorrow we have collected the iconography of his painting jasova exposition. i asked for abstraction to become the background of the premiere program of camirata, where you are going for the well-deserved cucumber anniversary 35 in the gallery. we will give i

after four years intermission maestro from germany, wilhelm kite or collaborates with a large theater for several seasons, the music of hollywood under his direction sounded and in europe the popular program in two parts was kept the audience will be reviewing jurassic park schindler's list star wars harry potter and jaws under a live symphony, traveling with this program. i adapt to the video sequence, but the concert in minsk will be an exception for the first time trailers. will be mounted under the dramaturgy of the music itself, the orchestra plays. than 4 years ago and even better the main thing that the orchestra likes program. i love this program. i hope the audience will appreciate pink vio. onlines like to concert will take place on encore in the big and on sunday, october 16th. the broadcast will continue the sports news, and i remind you the news agency project is available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile poker application here on the screen see you at 13:00. the guy on the sobolyanka with a difficult victory started at the wti 500 sandiego tournament, the

play the theater's symphony orchestra conductor after four years intermission maestro from germany wilhelmait. collaborating with the bolshoi theater for several seasons, the music of hollywood sounded under his direction and in europe the popular program in two sections kept the audience going to review jurassic park schindler's list star wars harry potter and jaws under a live symphonic sound, traveling with this program. i adapt to the video sequence, but the concert in minsk will be an exception for the first time trailers. will be mounted under the dramaturgy of the music itself the orchestra plays no worse than 4 years ago. and even better. the main thing is that the orchestra likes the program. i love this program. i hope the audience will appreciate it will be held without a big and on sunday, october 16. such was the news of this morning about the development of events we will tell at noon. and i remind you to follow the projects of the news agency, you can use all social networks or download our application using the qr-code on the screen of a good day and see you soon. skin day

seeing a failure, there is a sex-hertz leopold wilhelm with signs of the kind of rabsburg, and he wasrrior, i’m talking about science with the remainder on so the sauveshi was on the minavita. ghetto and the simplest is not particularly completed propanavalo are friends. why not write a book in the house semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory with a jasom pipe and walked, black smoke was a chance for a sheron, a neighboring oskardishte, it is the worst, we all have to blow the winds in the year 650 monster the book artis magnai artel paradise, the great more than 300 sides of artillerymen, two hundred little ones at the table and a lot of them hidden and akiyazh she recently whispered from father to son anchored from black powder one rest jazz in butt material yak to crush a smoke barrier on the battlefield jim and the caliber and in the ava of the cannonball were in this book and the rocket-produced section with the participants. shmat uvagen didn’t return him. oleg is kind with 250. i read it to my acquaintances, the navukian of konstantin ilkovsky, his lagsha is n

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the construction of the tatishchevo plant was replaced by wilhelm as the head of the mining plants deein this year is considered the date of foundation of yekaterinburg. by the way, next year 2023 the city will celebrate its 300th anniversary. now the founding fathers of the city are immortalized in bronze, but, according to local residents, almost identical figures with almost identical faces rise on a pedestal, clumsily, arms outstretched from the fact that the people call the monument to this couple beavis and bathhen, in honor of not the most smart heroes of the popular young generation of the american animated series, but immortalized in bronze, gen and tatishche are not offended. they look at their offspring, the dam construction from which it began, yekaterinburg, after all, like all the factories of that time, it was operating water, that is, it received energy to rotate the turbines that launched the melting furnaces from a dam on the river and the network today pays. once the river was blocked, it looked like a wide bridge or embankment, by the way, its name, yekaterinburg -

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on november 8, 1895, the physicist wilhelm x-ray, as always, worked in his laboratory until late, when he was about to leave it was dark and turned off all the instruments and the light noticed that the jar was filled with a transparent liquid. in one of the corners of the laboratory , a little green light began to glow, and the x-ray noticed that in a hurry one device did not turn off the vacuum tube. after turning it off, the glow disappeared and the scientists began to study their accidental discovery. the fact was that the jar of liquid was at the other end of the room. so the vacuum tube emitted a special beam to test its properties. the physicist began to put various objects on his way, a sheet of paper, cardboard, glass, and even wooden boards. the beam passed through all these objects without the slightest difficulty in the process, his hand also fell into the beam’s coverage area, what the scientists saw shocked him, he saw through his hand, and only the bones remained opaque after a few. in her intense research, he made the world's first x-ray, photographing them with the ray

the total production of these machines amounted to more than 34,800 units of the machine-design of wilhelmf for the first time. in may 1935, the aircraft was constantly improved and had many modifications. bf-109 was used in spain during the capture of european countries in the battle of britain and in north africa, mr. schmidt became one of the main opponents of our pilots. the machine that took off in thirty-ninth was developed later by mr. schmidt bf 109 and had the best flight technical characteristics of the total built about 20.000 100 units, of which a third were variants of the attack aircraft and fighter bomber, presented in the museum. the anton vasik modification is designed to fight against allied bombers, armor and armament are significantly enhanced. these are 2.13 mm machine guns and 4-20 mm. guns in the attack aircraft version, the aircraft was armed with six air guns on the soviet german front. these machines began to appear en masse at the turn of 42-43 years in large numbers. they were applied in the battle of kursk. we saw 3 years ago when they first entered the top. nu

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tells the film the winner, which you have already mentioned remember odessa by the german director wilhelmall fragment of a crime that has not been investigated and will not be investigated until this government is replaced. i also knew some people from the dead negatura transported knew. and as i knew, i made out by may 9 they brought poetry and a photograph. here he brought poems and photographs. i am an artist by profession to feed, so i took part as much as possible and they hung these photographs of mine and in just a couple of days they saw what it was for. and what about a person of my age? i don't understand the worst part at all. the most terrible thing in everything is that society, as if it does not notice, does not remember. this is how it is absolutely necessary to treat it somehow due to the fact that this propaganda is being silent and no one is telling the truth, no one is talking about it at all, as if it never happened. here i want to turn something i don’t know. this is what society has been brought to, what happens and people are indifferent and absolutely. apart from o

this is a festival awarded to the german director wilhelm keshulz for his film. we would love.ssa will not forget, we will not forgive, which actually tells about the infamous fact. uh, when people were burned in the house of the water trade unions in odessa let's see fragments of this film. there is just a really black woman lying on me there, as if they were mad. i, too, most likely, that's what they bring. i don't take it off, i take one more of them. and one more bug. there are more doors. the documents need to check. let's put. turn over, thank god, ukraine came from the european union and interviewed us. we told all this to our fellow soldiers, but so far there have been no actions, because i understand perfectly well that as long as this government exists and the bastards who brought this government in, nothing will change, nothing will be investigated . well, the cynical comments are also striking. these thugs yes, our colorado is not ours. and so, when he speaks to women and we notice how some kind of emotional the devastation of the citizens of ukraine investigation,

but eh, now wilhelm is still remembered, even this is part of a reminder of a reminder to generationsalready bring foreigners somewhere to show the same bucha, show irpin, show borodyanka, we also have to bring raisin it is necessary to bring lyman imagined that we should also bring people to rubizhne in mariupol to show all the crimes of russia and fortunately, fortunately, the whole world has already seen what the russian occupiers and the whole world are doing with us and to decide that this evil must be punished that this evil must be destroyed and, of course, our victory is only a matter of time p igor about the raisins please tell me that kharkiv is one of the first cities to be liberated, that it is possible to say whether these so-called stabilization measures have already been completed there what's there now ? the last time i drove by, and it was literally a few days ago, there was already a connection, eh. it was already possible to call, some shops are already working in my military eh, almost, i didn't see places where there were a lot of police. so you know. well, stabil

the monument to this professional in moscow was vitaly kollegin, who serviced the house on wilhelm pieck vitaly even helped collect scrap metal for the monuments. the owl is good to the table for 900. on may 12, 1606, she set a feast in moscow exclusively for her polish retinue, representatives of the russian nobility were invited to a separate celebration two days later, marina, what is on our heads for 600 at the trial of 1649 years above this tyrant, traitor and murderer, judge john bradshaw wore under his mansi, and on his head a steel-trimmed hat. rum quite rightly , the judge was afraid that the supporters of the king would organize a conspiracy to save him and kill the judge, put two policemen out of the gate who had gathered to take her to the orphanage and treated her with freshly baked gingerbread in the form of cores. gifts for 1.200 house, therefore george ii gave robert walpole that address, however, he agreed to accept the gift only as an official residence prime ministers, not for themselves 14 no. 10 downing street since then, british prime ministers live there and gifts

moscow please for 600 in 1818 shortly after the allied victory over napoleon prussian king friedrich wilhelme to moscow on a visit and was present at the opening of this monument, the first in moscow in 2005 in the canadian city of rijana, an equestrian statue of a stallion was opened. the name is burmese. name the rider. which of them is also known as hazel or lombard nut? cabbage soup on a lombard nut so i think it's number two number two is an almond. and the hazel or lombard nut is the number four hazelnut. dmitry hockey for 200 at the end of the 19th century in canada for hockey matches appeared the first such skating rinks are not artificial. covered, probably, the walls and roofs made narrow slots for the access of cold air . not in cska, but in this club. spartacus spartacus said in bewilderment andrey why what do you think by surnames? yes, mayorova of this prestigious club was only a canadian. a member of the triple gold club what you need to do to get into this club to win the world championship olympic games and the stanley cup right? the same 600 olympic champion alexander gusev

bureaucrats from gleika immersed kazimir zno went to ugoland and duck, sowing a failure there, duke leopold wilhelmamily, and he he was not only a warrior, i was tinkering with science with the remainder on. so sauveshy was on minavita greta, and the simplest one was not particularly, they completed the propanavalo friendship. why did semyonovich happily sit down at his amsterdam laboratory with a trumpet with jas and there was black smoke with a chance of gerona, jasom of ore, neighbors on his cardinal, and he was the worst thing for all of our winds to let in a thousand 650 years monster the book artis magnai artel paradise was published, the great bridge of the artelery over 300 sides two hundred small tables and many of them hidden and akiyazh shi were recently handed down to whispers from father to son with an anchor from black powder. one in that jazz of convex material yak to score a smoke barrier on the battlefield jin to die caliber and wow the nucleus was in this prince and a section of the crouched rocket with the participants. shmat, uvagina did not return oleg kind with 250. i read it

there, the case brings her to the german prince nikolai wilhelm noses .organatic wife for the sake of her daughter. pushkin, the prince will renounce the rights to the throne of luxembourg, one of his foreign acquaintances writes to dostoevsky in st. strange to see the brainchild of our six months married to a german. but all these events are yet to come, but for now fate has come to an end with the wandering of the family, took pity on the potter and sent her a savior. on christmas eve 1841, goncharova went to an english toy store for gifts for children, at the same time , another child-loving parent, the russian emperor, looked into the same store for the same purpose since the death of pushkin . about, and it so happened that shortly after this accidental meeting goncharov with the children returned to st. petersburg, and according to the general opinion, her beauty not only did not die over the years, but even more blossomed on one of the points of the states, he led goncharov by the hand to the empress and said, look and admire. they also admired how

time in one electric drill device, and 6 years later, in german stuttgart, engineer and entrepreneur wilhelmoduction of a drill for construction work. at the beginning, the gadget was two-handed and rather bulky. this was corrected by the american duncan black, he was inspired by the design of the popular colt pistol, from which he designed the first hand-held portable electric drill with one pistol grip. over time, the drill changed the device many times with impact mechanism perforator. serves not only for drilling, but also for chiselling hard surfaces, if a miniature manual shu. the devil that easily screws screws and self- tapping screws, outwardly they differ, but they are based on the same design of the first australian electric drill, which was invented for mining miners and was developed by a swedish engineer. arthur james arno, he seriously simplified the construction work and of course changed the world. friends continues in the studio we have guests, as promised by the honored artist of the republic of belarus nadezhda mikulich. good morning. good morning. hello anatolyevna, this

with the turning point of the war in 1943 , when underground fighters and partisans killed gauleiter wilhelmelarus, and the cold plinth of the theater was turned into a morgue. the body of hitler's viceroy in belarus lay here for several hours, the probationers told us that under the vestibule, during the war, you remember who the cubes killed, his corpse lay in this basement. well, apparently, the coldest place was, damn it, to save when minsk was liberated, the artists returned to the theater building for 44 years, they opened the season with the premiere of the opera by yevgeny chakotsky olesya, but after the exhausting years of the war, the building was pretty shabby, it took 3 years to restore loss after reconstruction, to which joseph langbar himself had a hand. tiered balconies appeared in the theater, and a park was laid out around the building after the war due to the fact that the left wing was destroyed and the facades were actually restored. were anew finished with stucco and conducted. made aboard the forty-sixth forty-eighth it was preserved. now the post-war years have returne

this is a festival awarded to the director from germany, wilhelm keshulz house, for the film odessa,e will not forget, we will not forgive, which actually tells about the sad known fact. uh, when people were burned in the house of the fallen water unions in odessa let's see. the moment of this film there is just a real black woman lying, squinting, as if they were mad. l. i, too, most likely, this is what they bring to. don't film me. i don't take it off, i take one more of them. and one more bug. there are still open doors. good. turn over, thank god, ukraine came from the european union and interviewed us. we told all this with our own, how to say brother-soldiers so to speak. but there is no action yet, because i'm fine i understand that as long as this government exists and those bastards who brought this government in, then nothing will change, nothing will be investigated . well, the cynical comments are also striking. here are the thugs. yes, our colorado is not ours. and so, when a woman speaks , we notice how some kind of emotional devastation of the citizens of ukraine is a

here are wilhelm donka schulze and adrian bake, a french journalist and investigator, and many many others who talk about that yes, mainstream censorship has been established in their countries. how do they softly call it, when there are mainstream dominant media that either have temniks, or have a political task. they are put before them, or the founders give them a task, and they carry only, uh, one propagandistic point of view. and everything else is marginalized and persecuted by the same adrianke declares that in france for his honest reporting from the front line. he faces up to 30 years. imprisonment like uh from a mini chick. eh, well, that 's what it is. e, unfortunately emasculation of real journalism. in those countries that used to act or tried to act as teachers of freedom of speech for us and said that if there are no two points of view in a report, this means that it is not a report. well , the famous one is a democratic field. unfortunately. well, andrei, well, you have been in journalism for a long time, and there were times when our european partners built relations in di

street, some of them were covered with earth alive there, and the general commissioner of belarus wilhelme time threw candy. october 21, 1943 went down in history as the last day of the existence of the minsk getta. after all, this day was the beginning of the last pogrom. then the nazis killed all the prisoners still alive by that time. force come on, come on, come on. mr. thank you for yourself. we suggest you go on a full-fledged tour of our country. st. sophia cathedral built the symbol of faith, power and independence in the 11th century. grand prince of polotsk vseslav charodey this is the first stone church on the territory of belarus to meet the best evil guides, and turnover even became a symbol of the logichi. and so, even our famous baseball club took the name of the lavesh wolves, and it probably helps, because they have made great strides to see the unique nature. take time to walk around this ancient park. exotic trees still grow here, planted in the days of aristocrats in kuznetsk. and visit the most unusual castles-estates. and now i will ask the operator to show us the op

in germany, of course, as you see he studied economics at wilhelm university, ideas based on of ricardo perry and, of course, of karl marx and the theory of political economy, use of economic structures to understand the moderning world using the theories of hagel that we spoke about before. he saw race is an undeniable force in history. in other words, being black was not a negative for him, it was a positive. it was who he was, and he wanted to prove that. and later on he came back -- after he left germany, he went back to harvard and completed his doctoral studies, and he takes a job at -- he looked at many schools but could not get a job. they taught classics and modern language, and that means greek and latin. he also took science and biology. he was a young man in town, and, of course, he was wearing the top hat as germans wore, he wore three-piece students all the time, and he's there, he's invited to dinners almost every night. and, of course, a young man. so as a young man he's thinking about maybe about marriage, a future. and so he saw all these young ladies, and everybody wa

dictatorship that was run by hindenburg, but most especially his chief of staff, erich ludendorff wilhelm, the second was still emperor. he was still kaiser, but he was in a figurehead. it must be said that the german was never really war that you fd in france or certainly in britain. but they would be running the country for the rest of the war. the big problem, of course, the central powers was, the british naval blockade, which cut them off from the outside world. germany depends on resources, not just its industries, but also its farming. and this was of the other central powers as well. and they couldn't get out beyond the north sea to trade with anybody. this led to increased levels of of hunger. and in the winter, 1916, 17, the infamous turn of winter, when in germany, especially in most places, about only thing to eat were turnips, literally, there's no bread, no potatoes little meat. and you might imagine what kind of a legacy this left, the memories that this among not just adults, but among the children who lived through this. it was during the first world war that a new term w

the dutch gave wilhelm asylum. that's where he would live until he died in 1941. with that he was out. yeah? >> [inaudible] >> there may be something to that, i don't know if he went through with it he don't drive through with it. now, that didn't mean the war was over. there are some on the allied side must especially the persian that argued that is until they went into germany itself, until the german people sought french, belgian british empires and american soldiers on their streets, they would not accept that they were defeated. the british and the french especially though we're anxious to see the war end. they were anxious because they didn't want to see any more of their young men killed they've seen enough killed. they were anxious to see the war end because they knew the longer the war went on the more the americans would become a major force in the allied armies. and that would give wilson a stronger hand to play in negotiations. that was one thing they did not want. you've probably heard of this book all quiet on the western front. this is the original

turning point of the war in 1943, when underground fighters and partisans killed gauleiter of belarus wilhelmthe body of hitler's viceroy in belarus lay here for several hours . the old-timers told that under the distilles, during the war, you would have been executed, whom the cubes killed, his corpse lay in this basement. well, uh, apparently, the coldest place was, damn it, to save when minsk was liberated, the artists returned to the theater building again, the season of 44 opened with the premiere of the opera by yevgeny chikotsky olesya, but after the exhausting years of the war, the building was pretty battered and it took 3 years, to restore losk after the reconstruction, to which joseph long-bar himself had a hand. tiered balconies appeared in the theater, and a park was laid out around the building after the war, in view of the fact that the left wing was destroyed and the facades were actually stopped. they were re-finished with plaster and carried out. made on the fighters sixth forty-eighth it survived. now the post-war years have returned to this, the bolshoi theater has again b

host: that was wilhelm in missouri.st: we do not work on -- in favor or against candidates, but i want to observe something. the caller was talking about issues. those that affect his life and the lives of his community. that is what our election should be about. right now, there is so much conversation in elections about the election process itself and people are politicizing the election process. instead of, with discussing those issues, the issues that affect the day-to-day lives of ordinary americans did --. host: there are reports about shortening windows for mail ballots and restricting access for a male ballot. there are number of locations or availability of mail ballots and drop boxes, he it goes on from there. and mentally, what is wrong with these approaches? -- fundamentally, what is wrong with these approaches? guest: it makes it harder for people to vote, but it also it is discriminatory, and many of them come as we have shown, there is an easing pile of data that is disproportionately knocked out. and the

that we could of say czar nicholas, 2 seconds thinking at the time of the first world war, kaiser wilhelm thinking or woodrow wilson's or anybody else is at that time, we don't have that advantage. we'll to just do the best we can by guessing. so in that spirit, i am going to as methodically and, carefully as they can about motivations russia has had for. the brutal war it has been prosecuting in ukraine over the last six and a half months. one of the keys to understanding russian foreign policy is and big u.s. relationship within, russian foreign policy between and defense. it is very, very difficult to disentangle these two things in russian foreign policy. and what two outside observers can like pure offense may from the inside, from the kremlin's perspective, be perceived as defense. what is perceived as defense? the kremlin can be acted upon in an offensive manner i'll try to make this as clear as i can. this point about russian foreign policy. but i want to begin with this somewhat abstract generalization about russian foreign policy, which goes deep back into russian history. and w

that we could of say czar nicholas, 2 seconds thinking at the time of the first world war, kaiser wilhelm thinking or woodrow wilson's or anybody else is at that time, we don't have that advantage. we'll to just do the best we can by guessing. so in that spirit, i am going to as methodically and, carefully as they can about motivations russia has had for. the brutal war it has been prosecuting in ukraine over the last six and a half months. one of the keys to understanding russian foreign policy is and big u.s. relationship within, russian foreign policy between and defense. it is very, very difficult to disentangle these two things in russian foreign policy. and what two outside observers can like pure offense may from the inside, from the kremlin's perspective, be perceived as defense. what is perceived as defense? the kremlin can be acted upon in an offensive manner i'll try to make this as clear as i can. this point about russian foreign policy. but i want to begin with this somewhat abstract generalization about russian foreign policy, which goes deep back into russian history. and w