then i studied and got an education at the faculty of history, a passion for electronics since childhood. she also postponed her imprint in the belarusian state archives. i realized that this is probably the fate of today for more than 30 years. my working day starts at 6:30 and i get up quickly on the call. breakfast, ran, got ready to go faster and faster to work for my favorite job. coming to work, of course, in his position. i am obliged to go through the departments by sector to check the employees. ask a there is health, and their mood or an important factor that subsequently affects their performance. our wrinkles we work with all types of media. these are film carriers of photo, this is glass, this is photography, if we take the background of video recording, recording is also film carriers, film 16 mm, 35 mm, audio cassettes, modern disks. companies there are planned receipts and there is an receipt when the acquisition department finds itself. much attention, the archive is paid to work with citizens, for example, this year we accepted collections of photo documents that have b

then i studied and got an education at the faculty of history, passion for electronics since childhood also left her imprint. to work in the belarusian state archives, i realized that this was probably fate. i will stay here for a long time and, probably, i have been working in the archive for a long time today for more than 30 years. starts at 6:30 a.m. wake-up call. tomorrow i ran and got ready to go to work for my favorite job. of course, in my position, i am obliged to pass from the case an important factor that subsequently affects their performance. our archive we work with all kinds of media. this film photo media is glass. this is a photograph. this is if we take the background of video recording also film media 16 mm, 35 mm film, audio cassettes, modern discs . how the archive is formed, where the documents come from, the sources of acquisition are the belts, for the sake of the company and the film studio, this is the squirrel. this is the editorial office of newspapers and magazines of this collector. receipts are receipts when the acquisition department finds itself. the ar

diploma with honors in the specialty ukrainian studies, department of international relations , faculty of historyovich university of chernivtsi, and fluent in english language, the ministry of foreign affairs also added that after evaluating ilashchuk's candidacy, the bulgarian government allegedly gave her consent without delay, without having any reservations about her work in bulgaria. years, all non-staff diplomats demonstrate decent work results, however , the ministry of foreign affairs did not specify which staff diplomats' speech is about, the war will greatly affect the demographic situation of ukraine, but the majority of ukrainians are not ready for a quick peace with russia and will endure the war for as long as necessary , ella libanova, director of the institute of demography of social research of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, told about this in an interview with radio liberty. she also explained what will happen to volodymyr zelenskyi's rating after the war and why we do not see mass and effective protests in the ukrainian authorities say to russia and belarus that t

my experience and the skills and abilities that i managed to acquire while studying at the faculty of history of interaction with high-ranking officials of other countries and in-depth study of the traditions and customs of our friends aria also of other countries and cultures of the world. well, she also said that she wants to become a certain example for the youth, so that the youth understand that these are the times and in our free country every person whose heart is full of love for his native land, if this person received a quality education, then he is in will also be able to get a position in which he can really do good for his people. i don't know. my heart is full of love and i have a good education, but no one offered me the position of ambassador. i don't know anywhere. i uh, i probably answered the question how in ambassadors are appointed on principle, but for 30 years i have been part of the system of foreign relations. and there is such a thing, well, this is good solidarity . let's go into this question, i have a very good article on european truth by serhiy sydorenko , who b

then i studied and got an education at the faculty of history, a passion for electronics since childhood. she also deposited her imprint in the belarusian state archives. i realized that this is probably fate. i have been working today for over 30 years. my working day starts at 6:30 and i get up quickly on the call. breakfast, ran, got ready to go faster and faster to work for my favorite job. arriving at work, of course, in his position. i have to go through the departments sectors to check employees ask a there is health, and their mood is an important factor that subsequently affects their performance. our architect we work with all types of media. this is film media, this is glass, this is photography. this, if we take a-a, the background of the video recording of the recording is also film media cinema film 16 mm, 35 mm, audio cassettes, modern discs. how the archive is formed, where the documents come from, the sources of acquisition, these are the proteins of the radio company and the film studio, this is the belt. this is newspaper editors. magazines of this collector. there are

yes, you were a student, when you wish the faculty of history, and she gave birth to your eldest daughterears in those 13 years. so many things happened to you, not only masha appeared, our house is famous theater that moscow how fate appeared. further in the program, mark rozovsky, with humor about his dashing youth, lived and survived. sometimes i remember for 20 kopecks. the day i handed over the bottles, then everything sawed there was no money, but to drink, but they loved it very much. well, i earn something with tears from the tragedy of the beloved woman who took her life. she was a beauty, and she was the kindest person, a very faithful person to me. and this loss is one of the blows of fate. which i have in my life beats, see in a few minutes. about which when you dreamed of all the women of the country, it has recently become famous by no means new roles for the first time after the scandalous arrest while intoxicated, arrested and treated in a psychiatric clinic. valery is ready to tell everything, still grateful, those employees and everything that happened next will not rece

another interesting fact, uh, belarusian universities study the history of ukraine, and ukrainian universities study history in the faculties at best, we know something about the battle of orsha in the 16th century, when the forces of the lithuanian principality were defeated, the muscovites were defeated. well, in principle, that’s all, that is, the military history of belarus. i think it is present in principle, but specialists from it in ukraine, well, there are practically none, this is by the way, i also want to say that i think few people know that after the battle of warsaw, when it was possible to save warsaw from the soviet troops and the bolshevik troops, then and by the forces by the way and of the poles and the international legion i always remind you that marshal de gaulle also took part in that battle at that time, he came there from france, a colonel, yes, there are even sich riflemen there in warsaw. after that , minsk was also liberated by the joint efforts of poland and ukraine from the bolsheviks

interesting fact of the belarusian the history of ukraine is studied in universities, but the history of belarus is not studied at all in ukrainian universities at the history faculties about the battle of orsha in the 16th century, when the forces of lithuania were defeated the principalities defeated the muscovites well, in principle, that's all, that is, the military history of belarus, i think it is in principle present, but there are practically no specialists from it in ukraine, well, there are practically none, this is by the way, i also want to say that i think few people know what, uh, after the battle near warsaw, when it was possible to save warsaw from the soviet troops from the bolshevik troops, then by the forces of its poles and the international legion . shooters and there is even a square in warsaw named in honor of minsk by the joint efforts of poland and ukraine from the bolsheviks, the lazy warsaw was liberated from minsk, well, it was free there , too, that's why, but i think that few people remember him, in fact, history it is always necessary to teach, and prematurely, the history of russia is not fully studied, it is such a true history. i thi

details of my experience of the skills and abilities that i managed to get while studying at the faculty of historyyears of interaction with highly. officials of other countries and a deep study of the traditions and customs of our friends from bulgaria, as well as other countries and cultures of the world, continue to appoint such girls to positions of responsibility. well, let adam delikhanov us on direct line right now is a great opportunity to talk to the commander. e adam sultanovich hero of russia deputy of the state duma and participant in the special operation in the donbass and now adam sultanovich is in the combat zone. we are glad to welcome you. how is the situation? what is now on the front line, they generally talk about a lull, although, here, you contact the front and say what a lull the war is in full swing. salaam aleikum. greetings eugene all, but ours. russian citizens a on the line of contact a-a work and task placed as supreme commander she held no problems. our units, together with the ministry of defense with the national guard. uh, important dude no. e everywhere in all dir

when i entered the faculty of history, not in my first year, they said, if you think that this story you are mistaken is the science of the future. well, i didn't think it was so literal that the repetition could be so literally the leagues were created by the results. the herb of war, she proclaimed. as its goal, complete destruction and ensuring universal peace. and then there, inside the league of nations, great britain and france begin to rule, they put more and more pressure on opponents to leave the league of nations, and russia , the soviet union in 1939, as a result of the soviet-finnish war, is excluded from the league of nations, and excludes in the usual for english manner. that is, they can’t even do anything normally without krivoruko for the exclusion of the soviet union, a minority of seven of the fifteen members of the council voted. this means that even finland refrained from which , in fact, the soviet union fought and for which he was expelled from there, everything was won by the crushing victory of great britain and france, which after that happened after this, t

details of my experience of the skills and abilities that i managed to get while studying at the faculty of history of interaction with high-ranking officials of other countries and in depth. your study of our traditions and customs friends from bulgaria, as well as other countries and cultures of the world, but it is also very important that putin's enemies of the country, of course, in latvia, absolutely anyone will be considered agents. who on this new year's eve will start launching fireworks at moscow time, that is, at 23 o'clock, and not in full, the whole member of the conservative party of the seimas, the martsiz, backstage, declared this, noting that everyone who violates. this is not a written rule will be punished. but latvian entrepreneurs, especially from the small sector, are already suffering from anti-russian sanctions of the european union, people are forced to reduce production due to the fact that they lost most of their customers in russia, in addition, electricity has risen in price so much that even dinner with the lights on is already a terrible waste, businessmen have stoppe

i remember myself in my first year, as my friends and i at the faculty of history. ations perished. that's all, this is very reminiscent or not of the times of its decline in the 2nd century bc, then still young healthy romans described with amazement. what wild perversions in the hellenistic elite and sisters , brothers and animals of the relationship and what just wasn’t there, we laughed thinking, or maybe the romans lied, maybe the romans didn’t justify that they needed to capture or mystical egypt or pergamum, but it turns out they didn’t lie. here it is. yes, before our eyes everything is repeated. the same was true in rome when it got old wait but they don't want to degenerate themselves they want us to disappear to other countries. and this is already somewhere in the second third century of our era, and this is just a resemblance to rome or hellenism from the time of the duck, they are simply strikingly reminiscent of what happened then, and much deeper than sexual driving. the first is the rejection of one's own roots. after all. look at what 's happening i

i am past president of an current adjunct faculty of humanities at little bighorn colle. as an associate faculty to the co-oral historyroject, i have pursued over the last five years the stories of women and children from myation. i also coordinate language revitalizati projects, for the protolanguage consortium. but i want to tell you that i like many other american indian ople, i am a descendant of boarding school students. my great-grandmother sarah walker, attended and graduated fromampton institute. she went there with 14 students and while she was there, seven of those 14 perished. and they are buried there. sarah's fourth son, little benny, was forceto go to -- school at the tender age of only four years and he was been so badly that he died at the school. we decorate his grave every memorial day. my grandparents attended the boarding school, and my grdpa and older age went to sherman indian school in california. where he chose to run away because he objected so much to his treatment there. there is a story in our tribe of a grandmother who wanted to protect her grandson from being taken by the police to the bo

of his vladivostok a-a special courses, a which included himself and history courses, and russian art and a course in museum management and curatorial practices for students in the humanities of the faculty of the humanities of the far eastern federal university, but of course, we dreamed of creating a special master's program, where we could already accurately prepare specialists for a-a of these museum complexes. we are well aware, and also, that a very important part of museum work is, for example, the storage of a and works of art and the creation of accurate databases and a. taking into account e these works and it is precisely these e practices, a that were already mastered by e students at the beginning of the kaliningrad e federal university as part of e the first master's program, and since the autumn of the xxi year, a and e, students of the far eastern federal university on the other hand , sponsors helped us in launching these programs. these guys really are the new generation museum workers, as they say, who are interested in flying to the far east to meet with colleagues there, and i know that it is a complete delight. they call each other. it's true. yes, in parallel. we a

he taught church history for a number of years while earning both his master's and his doctorate degrees in history. from the university of pennsylvania. he became a member of faculty of eastern university in, st david's pennsylvania, and in 2004 left there to join the at gettysburg college, where he taught until his recent to princeton in 2018. alan was awarded bradley prize for his outstanding contributions, which have shaped important debate, thought and research about. the most critical periods of american history. in 2013, he received the guggenheim lerman prize in military history for his much acclaimed gettysburg, the last invasion. he has also been awarded the fletcher pratt award from the new york city civil war roundtable and the richard harwell award from the atlanta civil roundtable. in addition, he has enjoyed a long and prolific relationship with the teaching company since 2002. he has recorded the following courses the american mind. the american revolution. the history of the united second edition. mr. lincoln and the life of abraham lincoln. the american founding fathers and the great historians. how the greatest taureans interpret the past. and he

on tuesday, the nurses go on a 2nd day of industrial action, restoring faculties the most significant industrial action, the noses of us to take it in the history of the national health service. wednesday paramedics at ambulance workers will join them and as well as that customs and immigration officials, postal rail workers will go on strike. and it's going to go on to the new year with firefighters. and the teachers balloting for quite likely industrial action. in january, wealthy unions broadly speaking, say they're members of the sub. this government inflicted austerity, pretty much since he can on the crisis of 2010, low pay and real terms, wage conferences pay has not kept place. paste with inflation enough is enough. they say they will do this for as long as it takes, as their members now face an additional squeeze through a cost of living crisis, high energy costs, and spiraling inflation. the government is remaining steadfast, as i say, not willing to give in. it warns that higher pay will only raise inflation further itself already eating into the pay packets of ordinary workers and in an apparent effort to win round public support. a

like even though i, i try to stay up to on the rich, there's a really wonderful rich history, but rich literature of faculty retention, especially folks of color and a lot of it is done by folks of color. really, really amazing people. and i do have a small section near the end of the book that says, you know, it doesn't matter if you hire people, if you don't do these things, you're not going to be able to keep them. but but it would take me a while because. this book took me five years. right. so it took me a while research and then a couple of years to write. but what i would say is that i think with regard to retaining people, one of the best things that you can do, that you can dismiss that by the process of, for example, getting tenure, you can stop making it so secretive, stop making it so ambiguous or stop, you know, with all why aren't there clear objectives or and and goals that you have to reach? why is it. well, you know, we know it. we see it. write it. why why are we operating that way when what is much? what is much more fair to people and equitable is if we state what people need to do. if w

you chose history for yourself correctly, saw yourself as a historian and entered the historical field. i would like a journalist. i was preparing for the faculty of, she said, no, no, you will be the future good historian. go take your exams, but i think, well, okay, i still determined the right decision, maybe the right fate. i think you should be grateful to her, because yes, well, it doesn't matter when i said as a child that i wanted to become a journalist. my mother had, of course, alternative options, but she did not insist much, and my father said you were old enough to choose for yourself. and by the way, i deliberately did not pass the third centralized testing, because she certificate and there was an internal exam, and the third for myself flowers. i did not give up to cut off even the thought of doing something other than a journalist. either i’ll work as a journalism student or work for a year and try again for the women. so, my dad will tell one story that i remember, and since childhood, my parents have been collecting me on the first real winter day in kindergarten. i ask you to take them on a sled, because all the children will b

initiative to write history faculties, departments laboratories in faces through historical continuity and it turned out that they worked in the archive, they raised a whole plast of unpublished works. e personal facts. khilov, we discussed this topic a lot, and it is very interesting. in the sense that it gives some new perspectives on the conditions under which these breakthroughs were made. what were the working conditions of the scientist? uh, how was the connection between different universities as business partners? for me, yes, a slightly different turn, because for me as a director. this topic is very close, i want to find here historical reconstruction and foundation. what goals were set? what resources? what kind of program-targeted approach is this about, huh? such such a young girl in the heat. thank you and we continued this discussion, on our m-th talent pool program. you said this among 85 different people and it turned out that it goes beyond. mm university or regional start, in fact. we are talking about the discovery of man by man in science, and we even came up with the idea that the analogue of historical continuity is the gene that we inherit,

you have chosen history for yourself correctly; you saw yourself as a historian and an interesting story made you. i would like to be a journalist at the faculty of i said, no, no, this future you will be a good historian. go take your exams, but i think, okay, everything is the right decision of fate. i think you should be grateful to her, because yes well, not what to do when i said in my childhood that i wanted to become a journalist. my mother had, of course, alternative options, but she did not insist much, and my father said you were old enough to choose for yourself. and by the way, i deliberately didn’t pass the third centralized testing, because the journalism department of the belarusian state university needed two certificates and there was an internal exam, and i didn’t pass the third one for myself, in order to cut off even the thought of enrolling somewhere on a journalist. either i’m a journalism faculty or i’ll work for a year and try again women. so, my dad will tell a story, the one that i have a6 since childhood, my parents collect me on the first real winter day in kindergarten . i ask, take me on a sled, because all the child

history is being made at harvard, the ivy leagu university named its 30t president last week and th honor went to politica scientist claudine gay, wh currently serves as the dean o harvard faculty ofs she is set to become only th second woman to lead harvard and the first person of colo to serve in that role in the schools nearly 400 yea history. it is a remarkable achievement especially when you consider that exactly a century ago harvard's then president expelled all of these goal african american students, declaring, quote, we have no thought it possible to compe men of different races t reside together. wild harvard's new leader is turnin a different pass from he predecessor. >> my parents are haitia immigrants, they came to the u.s. with very little, and put themselves through college while raising our family they believed that education made everything possible if my presence in this rol affirms someone sensible longing at harvard, that is great honor. >> well, it is certainly a wel deserved honor, but, and there is a big but to the story, president gay will take over a harvard next july, right aroun the same time that the supreme court is poised to overturn th university's

harvard has had 29 presidents in the history, but no african americans and only one woman gay right now is serving as a dean at the school's faculty of is known as being one of the nation's leading authorities on political participation, as well as social and economic factors is 7 57 congressional members supporting a bipartisan to passs year. the legislation revise is the h two, a temporary guest worker program to allow foreign farm workers to stay in the this country year round. it would also offer a pathway to citizenship. the supporters of the bill say their proposal protects workers, but it alleviates a farm labor shortage that squeezing the farmers and driving up the prices for american consumers. status quo is terrible. for workers. and it's terrible for growers, and it's terrible for families who have seen their grocery bill shoot up, as you can see. in the past year, grocery prices are up almost 12% faster than any time in the last 40 years. under the current h two a visa program. foreign farm workers can only come into the u. s temporarily for seasonal work. yeah analysts doubt that proposal will pass. this legislation has

history 84 yan rudkovskaya's adopted son andrey, 21, will improve with his brother. kolya plays at the same faculty. im in one football team at number eight, the eldest son of competition in the first youth category. and this, despite the leg injury, a family friend helped the dwarf dwarf to get on the ice. philip kirkorov philip kirkorov brought us ointments from greece on purpose. but from the youngest plushenko, two-year-old arseniy, the switch is still pulling the nickname to the sport ah. so he saves the family budget. thank you, i consider you half of the answers and 25,000 rubles. your bank is great. well, let's continue our conversation, press the button? kolkhoz named after plushenko you live as one collective farm. it is our parents who live with us. slime around the house, nikolaevna helps our children. if my mother was alive, then she would not rule it out. she would also live with us, what happened to your mother was ill for a long time. she had breast cancer. yes, and metastases are light, they were discovered quite late. well, mammy was such that i don't want to go to the doctors. yes, yes, what will they do how will they help? unfortunately