khrystyna shevchenko visited there. all ukrainian refugees who arrive in dusseldorf are met by a womannetsk, maryna shifer, one of the co-founders and most active volunteers of the ukrainian department on the first floor of the margaret broye foundation, refugees can receive food and clothes, she says, we have a distribution of bread, that is, food. every week on thursday morning, every wednesday, we receive food from our food sharing partner . everything that can still be recognized, but will no longer be used and cannot be sold, on the second floor there is a consultation room where they help fill out applications for state programs for finding housing, work placement of children in a school or kindergarten, for example, those ukrainians who are looking for apartments have a lot of questions, what should this apartment be, in terms of price and square footage, so that the state will pay for it, how to find it, each of them provides psychological support and helps with education. forest andrey soul and local teachers teach ukrainian children and adults german for free i feel dead ever

as if you weren’t walking in dusseldorf , but in the center of his hand, as if so, well, they talkedy began to address belarus, then right away, like salt, he came to power. immediately everything began to change. everything putin is bad lukashenka is bad. well, even with the germans who worked there, they immediately crossed paths with me. the first question of lukashenka is wonderful, the president says better and right away, well, this is a negative attitude towards me. well, i'm telling the truth. i say what i think of this. on the contrary, there was an attitude towards our president. let's say. yes , lukashenka is still on the fingers of super belarusians. well done , that is, everything was the opposite for them, but now it has changed radically. and you also worked there and lived a little. yes, there was such a possibility. why don't you earn money and spend it? still here in the country you bring here, therefore, for your needs and the needs of your family here directly, because it is the land in the end. well, after a while, probably a year and a half. well, craving, that'

everything you walk along düsseldorf, as if you were not walking in düsseldorf , but in the center ofhen they started addressing belarus so immediately, right away, like salt, he came to power. immediately everything began to change. all putin is bad lukashenka is bad. well, even with the germans who worked there, lukashenka’s first question was immediately intersected with me, the president is wonderful, i say it right away, and right away, well, this is a negative attitude towards me. well, i'm telling the truth. i say, as i think, that this one, on the contrary, had a relation to our the president. let's say. yes, lukashenka is still super belarusians with a finger, well done, that is, everything was the other way around for them , but now it has changed radically. and you also worked there, came to life a little. yes, there was such a possibility. here with a friend there i like it there five years ago. why don't you earn money and spend it? here you still bring to the country here, so you spend on your needs and the needs of your family here directly, because it is the land in th

andrey we met in grodno although until quite recently belarusians lived and worked in germany in dusseldorfd to germany in the first place how many years ago was that? well, 10 years ago, as it were, well, for a reason, it’s just as if it’s not that belarus is good here. i just wanted to see in europe 9 years ago how the germans treated the belarusians positively towards the russian speakers and everything was good, the germans responded very well to the belarusians. what works well and well, respectable and hardworking in the twenty-second year, the situation changed radically, and what was the last point that 3 months ago they decided to return to belarus, because let's just say it really started there, well, psychiatry, you just live in natural as well, as i say in what something like a madhouse, that is, he does not understand anything, like all zombies. it’s just that they didn’t speak russian better, let’s say in public places, well, with flags it’s clear that you’re walking along dusseldorf as if you’re not leading to dusseldorf, but in the center of his hand, as if so, well, about t

andrey we met in grodno although until recently the belarusians lived and worked in germany in dusseldorfy moved to germany how much was that years ago? well, 10 years ago, as it were, well, for a reason, it’s just as if it’s not that belarus is good here. i just wanted to see europe 9 years ago, how the germans treated belarusians to russian speakers. uh positive everything was good. the germans responded very well to the belarusians. what works well and well, respectable and hardworking in 22, the situation changed radically, and what was the last point that 3 months ago they decided to return to belarus, because let's just say it really started there, well, psychiatry, you just live in naturally, as well, as i say in some kind of madhouse, that is, he understands nothing, like all zombies. you just don't speak russian better. let's say in public places, well, with flags it's clear that you're walking along düssedorf, as if you're not walking in düsseldorf, but in the center of the hand of kiev, as if so well, you said uh there. and so, when they started addressing belarus so immediatel

security failures that have one particular man shaking his head. boris foxman, the 75 year old dusseldorf art collector is the rightful owner of the now famous gold coin. with insides on, it's something you grow to love and is part of the family for can do for me. proud possession them. and what thought this mother, though, if her walburn hug childrens a part of my heart is missing, as we say, that a major item in my collection, a victim. when his own footman is the son of an art and an stealer, he developed a special relationship to art at an early age. to day, he possesses a collection that he's reluctant to show on camera for security reasons. foxman bought the coin for around 3 and a half 1000000 euros back in 2010. not long after he was contacted by the boda museum, the curators were preparing an exhibition called gold giants, and hope to have his me belief as the highlight. bishop longer believed, i didn't hesitate long. i thought, yes, i'd love for people to be able to see the coin. this is such a rare object needs to be on display for the public mozilla than the psych rather. his

well, i was not in düsseldorf, but in bonnie and in cologne, and in mecher, a certain place where i operatedonce fell in the theater from a great height orchestra pits at a rehearsal. and then i had to have surgery. uh in germany i was just paying attention to how, uh, how the old people behave. i was there, the youngest, from such operations the old men came there in wheelchairs, but in starched shirts neatly combed. there was a barbershop in this, and the medical complex, and i just understood that they usually have it, if a person there broke his neck, hips, that is, life ended with this sentence. yes further already hmm, it’s not very rare for a person to get out there ilyukha gurchenko and his wives, uh, who, in general, until the last moment were such active actors. here after after such a situation. they are gone from the life you tried. i read help a lot of people. it was grateful now looking back at work or not. well, kinda ungrateful. because if you let's say you resettle, uh, the house is uninhabitable, and then you give these people apartments. here it starts with one distance wi

in the 1st match of quarter, 2022. dominic cane is watching with fans in dusseldorf. so as the mood picking up there, at least for the german fans, i guess the yeah, pretty much, but there's a lot of tension here. some question about that. remember this, if you do love has a very large japanese community and her many japanese plans in the stress from where i am now watching the game. and it's the end to end game in the 2nd half. and clearly there are lots of chances. and so whilst the german fans who are here are happy to see that seem ahead, they're a bit nervous too, because that seem to match the world rankings to do to win this game. and they have that collective memory of what happened in the world cup 4 years ago when germany lost its 1st group game and then didn't qualify for the 2nd stage. lots the tension here, japanese fans will. they're hoping that the central spine of that scene, which play in the bundle with one player who actually represents the local team here for 2 additional dollars. well, maybe they might be able to achieve something. certainly that'

today he runs a restaurant near dusseldorf. hello. he's married and has 3 children, yellow hair, his restaurant, anthony's kitchen, one initial and star for the 1st time in 2017. his cookbook promises that any hobby chef can whip up such award winning dishes, provided they use stellar ingredients. from this, this one is when an animal is ill and i eat its meat, i'll get sick to should the honest is on her. so instead i eat less, but enjoy perfect quality. 5th of little, this is completed. what exactly is perfect? food star pong explains what it means with a corn fed chicken. it's a parent speaks for itself. if you can see that this again is nice and orange, but the meat must not be that colorful. it's only the skin and feet. then when he carefully cuts up the chicken, he takes great care while lovingly preparing his food. nothing. the chicken fi is pure muscle. it. most of the mean is darker slices. don't good about if you see it, you think it's rapid and new, fema, whatever than half he would never use chicken size from a supermarket

here in dusseldorf, where there is a large japanese community, the fans watching it. and again, the game where in this area of the city, germans and japanese have differing reactions to the results. yeah, i've had that very because i like germany. i put fly. um, that's great for the up on the cloud. one box for me not, but i'm just super super hives about it. yeah, it was cute to see what's the devastating for all the germans in there. so once more germany finds itself losing the opening game and then needing to do much better in the remainder of the group faces to have a chance to get out into the 2nd round, worst possible result for the germans going forward in this competition. and many questions might well now be asked about what the management of the team is doing. earlier the runners up from the last football world cops made a stuttering start to their cutout campaign croatia were held to a school of straw by morocco, whitfield mass deluca mulch, which played a big part in croatia as best if it's the moroccans though, we're boyd by saudi arabia's shock victory o

we've done similar experiment and had comparable experiences here in dusseldorf . come into, come, we've managed to allow people who are on insulin to only rely on pills or from pills into a complete remission. and i think that's where we're headed for the future. if a patient loses weight, they can stop taking diabetes, drugs and blood pressure medication upsets and i may be able to prevent any operations can locally here visit about soon for can equaling fe. we've discovered a universal remedy in lifestyle. i and it works and very different areas, dunphy sheet. and if you were to take all these sicknesses together and is a good luck, then you'd save lots and lots of money and food that could then be invested in this area far. hm. osmond done. it isn't, but the general opinion is that won't work. the i so we don't have to do it in gigantic, and that's a problem for politicians. and then there are the associations that represent the pharmaceutical industries, interests, an attorney, cindy, and different one from university holland, who have no interest in this at a

appeared later in russian true. artists for 400 1865 for a picture of a view in the vicinity of dusseldorfle of academician bryullov this is ivan shishkin and the stars for 400. the kulinan diamond was divided into several diamonds. the largest adorns the scepter of the british monarchs, the second largest, the second star of africa is in it. to the crown of which, respectively, the british empire, the question is to the left for 600. in tv series the moscow saga, i played a small role. and who is the author of the trilogy on which this film was made? vasily aksyonov for 800 films i didn't act as an actress, as an actress i acted in a different capacity, in what capacity ? in the cinema, i first appeared in a cameo role in the film of this actor and director, a brunette for 30 kopecks, and in the film sing a poet's song. he played the role of sergei yesenin, whom, by the way, he is very similar to, who is he? sergey nikonenko this is the name of alpha swans translated from arabic, as the tail of a star with similar names can be found in the constellations of the lion and the whale, which i

every monday we have rallies dusseldorf last rally, well, the camera that was there, says an hour and camera. i mean, it was that long. uh, this, uh, this protest movement has been growing from week to week, that is, people are already beginning to understand this, and it can spill out or into uncontrollable riots. if even provocateurs join this movement and start a pogrom of shops there and so on, which i would very, very much not want and need them in all ways avoid, if it remains within the framework of the democratic process, then it should lead to the resignation of the government and the choice of a new choice, in which the people will try to elect people who, well, at least in some way will take care of the welfare of their country of their people, they think how to sit in its place despite all the e indicators that surround us the events that the world community discussed this week, competing in the sharpness of humor g20 summit and let the g20 be created to solve the world financial problems in the world , the incidents of some leaders of the participating countries were disc

the ceo joining us from dusseldorf. he sounded a little bit positive but it is tinged with caution.e downgrading expectations for this winter, what are you seeing and what is the travel story looking like through autumn and into winter? axel: i mean the summer was strong, as expected and for the next 12 months we are expecting the overall market to go up, and so overall spending increasing. and if you then go one level deep earlier -- deeper, the prices will rise and there i agree with my colleague that consumers are trying to reduce the cost and compensate partially for price increases and there are basically three things that you can do and we also see the first signs of customers doing that. the first is that you can reduce the length of your trip and develop western europe, and you see the signs of that. the second one is that you can be more flexible with the destinations either to go to a destination where you do not have to fly and save on the transportation or you go to a destination that is cheaper. the third one is you compare prices for accommodation and that is great for

nikolaev on the territory of ukraine and from there they were driven to germany and there was a dusseldorf work camp, then in a dusseldor prison, and participated in the underground resistance movement, which also existed there have been repeated attempts in these camps. escape run, but the unsuccessful mikhail savitsky is taught welding and put to work as an electric welder at a wagon factory, along with other prisoners under supervision. georgy kornilov, they organize a sabotage group, but they cooked cars and were engaged in welding cars. eh, well, they were not made durable. well, in the future they made an escape, that is. they introduced themselves, uh, forged documents under the family of blacksmiths kornilov was the father. e kuznetsov mikhail savitsky his son and mother was a woman by birth. she was from ryazan or a chair. i do not remember exactly. here she was a mother, and the three of them made the escape, but in the near future they hid for a long time. eh, under these here this one fictitious surname kuznetsov, but then, unfortunately, they were caught. eh, and again they en

the rice mazique target took place in may 1938 in dusseldorf. it was a showcase of german music in national socialism, but the event was also intended to disparage what party ideologists called degenerates music and art at mazique. ah. this was the title of a museum exhibition put together by hon. severed of siegler, the director of the national theater in weimar, inspired by the degenerate art exhibition, he presented examples of music that he considered repellent. the sky and the guns she deciding how exactly was degenerate was a rather difficult task. the general tart was all made by abstract artist or artist who distorted the human face. testamentary he does eat, but se, judy i and i don't sound like i just don't include them in their books. a lot of the you to kind of guy must be a conflict with diana and i've never been. kitson was so what is degenerate music? festival siegler meant a turn on music music because he believed that triad was germanic and natural. come on, a turn on music was jewish music. utterly music is to you. dish is beca

today dusseldorf tomorrow copenhagen and so on, and in a year or two they are such an everyday uh, whirlwindthey need this money. if they were wrong, you had such a post fatigue from this, of course, there is at some point. well there is it’s hard and there is such a thing as an eating disorder of the same, that is, which haunts so many there, like models, because you still need to maintain some kind of shape, you can’t gain weight. and, of course, you begin to treat food with you, that is, this food is already your enemy. you never like yourself in the mirror. i think it's kind of like an echo of that life, because uh, you have to stick to some standard all the time, because that's body positivity right now. there is a very non-standard appearance. and then it was everything is enough. hmm, there were frames in which you had to enter into these frames, a little later all these ones started. when a lot of girls with anorexia appeared, they began to fight it, so this didn’t pass me by either. and listen, but next to this world, uh, and inside it with a model, a bunch of sick, unhealthy people

well, the interesting thing is where we are in dusseldorf right now. well, if this was in the summer months it would be packed with people watching the game. there would be public screenings that's not really happening in germany. this time around. there are no, there's no big fan miles as that would be in berlin for a world cup or a european championship. so you not going to see tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of germans congregating together, watching the game. what you are seeing here and do so, golf to day is restaurants out. the one i'm in right now. packed with people watching the game with competing emotions. some japanese fancier, some german fancier, all hoping that this game will live up to what their expectations are. all right, thanks so much. dominic cane are thousands of fans of visiting color for the world cup. of course many have made their way to soup. walketh where we've got victoria gate and be standing by. so victoria, there were expectations amongst the moroccans for an upset, falling the footsteps, the sandy rainbow. i wo

a call to the company's office in düsseldorf is answered by a young man in russian, but then he quicklybitious development plans and is selling well in italy musically and foreign-sounding shoe brand karla pasolini was actually founded by a russian. ilya reznikov this shoe is made in china and portugal, and camelot shoes are also poured in china, the name is also pouring, which resembles something originally british , carnaby brands are also positioned as english, and chester , however, if you look closely, the shoes are made in china by the companies themselves explain, it's the cheapest way. well, radiation is the price of education and it is most profitable for us to do it in china, since there is a huge fabric market, a huge accessory market here, and there are a lot of fabrics that i live in. at a very high level, we unfortunately, they were not satisfied with the quality that they offered us, for example, in russia , russian electronics manufacturers also actively use chinese factories. true, here again the bias towards europe includes pseudo-nametborg , founded in russia in 2001,

former gdr as the most protest, now this difference is gradually beginning to level out cologne düsseldorfh protests them cities in the a west of the country and in general, so far it has not been possible to explain to the german voter. in the name of what the rise in energy prices, in the name of which the rise in food prices and the rise in prices mean this is not some fraction of a percent, but this is a value several times higher and the government cannot give a clear answer to these questions yet maybe because that these answers are uncomfortable, they show a lack of diplomatic flexibility, a lack of desire and an opportunity to pursue the course that would correspond precisely to the interests the german population in part. well, the basic already now basic needs for providing heat, light , affordable housing and communal services, and so on and so forth, and this, of course, is an alarm signal, from which the german government somehow needs to get out. and taking into account the fact that the contradictions within the current coalition. not just, but somewhere gone by the wayside.

exhibited at the museum of modern art in new york in 1945, and since 1980 it has been exhibited in düsseldorfion dedicated to mondrian. studying his work, the curator noticed the features of the canvas, from which it became clear that the picture is hanging upside down in the picture, an abstraction on the theme of the cityscape of new york, and multi-colored tapes are pasted on the falls, apparently, the side where the tape is closest to each other should be at the top of the picture, as if this dark sky, but there is a difficulty, the picture is not signed by the artist, perhaps he did not consider it finished, but the location of the signatures is true. it would be much easier to install and so, soon the work will still be shown to the public in the form in which it has already hung for 77 years, because if the canvas is turned over today it can severely damage it and moreover, it seems to me that the popularity of the canvas can also suffer greatly and not for the better , because how do color accents change when paintings are turned over uh upside down. and this is important, but what do