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remember what happened in the first world war.t of reactions like this further, that is, more and more people left on youtube, what did this lead to? all roads are noticed. that is, there is a transport collapse. then it turns out that french society is absolutely unprepared for this, no consolidation of society sets in, the extremely strong positions of those who advocate a reversal come. and that's why there arose here situation. what to do, the army is crumbling, it is not ready to fight, therefore, leapfrog with the government urgently. they begin to look for whom pepper on whom pepper on military authority. that's why the figure appeared. marshal philippin was a legendary french general. he was born in 1856 into an ordinary peasant family, he graduated from the famous military academy, saint-cyr, and became an officer. however, his career was not fast-paced. by the beginning of 1914, the 58-year-old could only rise to the rank of colonel and was already thinking about leaving on retire. everything changed the first world war

on this that the chronological framework will definitely be expanded, and this one goes from the first worldecond world war the war and the war that continues today is the second question, well, the second component of this question, even before the stage of the full -scale invasion, we taught and shouted in our work from other chronological periods , in particular, the war in our museum was probably met by all of ukraine the international exhibition is a ukrainian-american exhibition dedicated to the military history of such a narrow, specific but very interesting section as the history of uniforms and was called "vona for the will of ukraine" in a very significant and symbolic way on the eve of the russian aggression and as we know, the ukrainian military force was revived on the eve of the first world war, and precisely the focus of our attention at this exhibition was devoted to this very topic, a unit of the ukrainian military force during the first world war. that is, we are already in our practical e- museum activity covers much wider periods than they were declared. within the framew

a first rubber world cu everyone deserves it. a first rubber world cup wind _ everyone deserves it. one deserves it. a first rubber world cup wind sees south - everyone deserves it. a first rubber world cup wind sees south africa . world cup wind sees south africa dancing into the last 16. disappointment for italy —— a first ever. moving up the country, it was plain sailing for sweden, in hamilton, as they looked at to confirm top spot with a win over argentina. a second goal of the tournament for blanche vest, giving them the lead, and as they closed out the match, all eyes shifted to the knockouts. next up, world champions usa in melbourne. it's been 28 years since priscilla failed to qualify out of the groups at the world cup. jamaica meanwhile had to launch a gofundme pagejust world cup. jamaica meanwhile had to launch a gofundme page just to world cup. jamaica meanwhile had to launch a gofundme pagejust to be here. as the two sides met in london, brazil needed a win to reach the knockouts, but it was little being given away by the jamaican defence. restricting their opponents, t

war, but the first world war.o be honest, i don’t know much, but here in the memorial it’s quite clear, it shows the front line that took place in the smorgon region. there is no place in belarus more suitable for the memorial of the first world war than with margoni. she came here in 1915 on september 14th. in 3 hours, the entire population of the city was evacuated and the battle began, the most brutal battles with the germans were going on right here at that time. the soldiers said , whoever had not been to smorgon had not seen the war, the first gas attack, the russian army, the flights of the famous bombers ilya muromets underground war and battle women's death battalion. maria bochkareva, all this happened in the area with margoni, the city was called the russian bird, and verdon is one of the bloodiest battles of the great war, in principle, so far exactly unknown. how many soldiers passed through these places, both the germans and the russians constantly changed their physically and mentally exhausted part

japan are seeking their first women's world _ semifinal. king their first women's world cup title - semifinal. japan are seeking their first women's world cup title in l semifinal. japan are seeking their| first women's world cup title in 12 years and have barely put a foot wrong in this tournament. the same cannot be said for former champions norway. they lost to new zealand and could only draw with switzerland in the group stage. an own goal immediately put them on the back foot againstjapan. an equaliser a few minutes later was the first goal japan had conceded but it was as good as it got for norway. japan's lead was restored early in the second half. this player's fifth goal of the tournament kept on course for the golden boot and sealed her side's progress to the finals. well, england will be looking to book their place in the last 8 when they take on nigeria in brisbane on monday. 0ur reporterjane dougall has been with the england camp. england's preparations for the first knockout match are well under way. that convincing 6—i wheneve

but first it was world war ii, where the president resumed and quickly became very warm. rez even became the first non-communist leader from the new world who visited the soviet union on august 4, 2021, it became known that russian scientists have proposed a new technology for obtaining pesticides that are not currently produced in russia and are imported from china, as reported by the mendeleev university of chemical technology of russia laboratories. the university will test methods for producing prochlorase and benzene, which are imported into russia in the amount of 50 to 200 tons per year, when the developments of scientists from the mendeleev university are implemented, this will reduce the volume imported raw materials by 20%. of course, the goal is complete import substitution, so that drugs that protect rye, wheat, barley and other crops from pests. produced only by domestic manufacturers. this was such a day in the history of people from other russian regions when they find out that the products they see are produced in front-line cities. they are very surprised.

australia, _ vine, at her first world cup. atest sporting moments. known as the matildas, the team's nerve shredding victory over france after the world cup is not the longest ever penalty shoot outs and a nation into raptures. i genuinely, really believe that this team can create history come in so many ways. notjust team can create history come in so many ways. not just winning football games, but the way they can inspire the next generation, how they can unite a nation, how they can leave a legacy that is much bigger than 90 minutes of football. this legacy that is much bigger than 90 minutes of football.— minutes of football. this was what reachin: minutes of football. this was what reaching the _ minutes of football. this was what reaching the semifinals _ minutes of football. this was what reaching the semifinals for - reaching the semifinals for the first time are meant to millions of australians watching across the country, the match delivering record tv audiences here. video even emerging of almost every screen on boar

war germany declared war russia the beginning of the first world austria hastily crossed the armedk by opening the bombardment of defenseless belgrade. we ordered to bring the army into the lot to martial law, it was said in the manifesto of nicholas ii , the heroism of our soldiers officers became the key to victory in the great war for civilization, as our allies called the first world war. it gets infected.ru. oh, in moscow at 10:00 we continue the morning broadcast, last night our military stopped an attempted strike on russian ships in the black sea, the ministry of defense said that in 340 km south-west of sevastopol , patrol ships, sergei kotov and vasily bykov, who were performing the tasks of controlling shipping, attacked patrol ships without crew boats.

at the same time germany have recovered from its of notoriety in the first world war, urinate was making to bring you nine sites within its orbit. the neutrality acts of 35, 36, and 37 establish an arms and trades embargo in regards to civil wars. they gave the ambassador, the german ambassador in washington the hopes he could win over the american press corps and opinion. his efforts reflected hitler's early admiration for the united states. especially very high opinion of american technology. he thought also german americans who were a numerous proportion of the american population could be used as a means of leverage to bring the united states within the german orbits. and yet at the same time hitler risked all of feeling by encouraging and initiating an effort to steal united states military secrets. the idea was to build up german by building on america's technology where this time in the world was becoming preeminent months the technologies of the various nations. the united states was not prepared for this, counter intelligence barely existed properly at all. in american industry

i'd make a first world cup final but_ match it.rld cup final but this — match it. i'd make a first world cup final but this is not the side they wanted — final but this is not the side they wanted to— final but this is not the side they wanted to finish on. ama agbeze captained england to commonwealth gold in 2018 and joins us now. thank you very much for coming in and talking to us. england beat australia a few days ago but it wasn't to be today in the final. what was the difference today between the two sides? australia really stepped — between the two sides? australia really stepped up _ between the two sides? australia really stepped up their _ between the two sides? australia really stepped up their defensive | really stepped up their defensive pressure and end theyjust disconnected a lot of the time. they didn't really have options for the ball in terms of you want to be percussive movements so if one person drives they create a space and other people drive into it. england todayjust didn't have that. it has been a good week

speak, and shurygin, many experts attribute so to speak and liken the current conflict from the first worldh the third, as many would like, but after all, the first world. you 're saying, yes, and how did it all turn out there? after all, there is attrition war attrition. this is how exhausted we are. well, there was another factor, why are we with this war? sorry , they jumped off and seemed to lose, although in general stood on the threshold of victory, and the factor of this was not at all exhaustion and not a military strategy, but a factor of internal betrayal. well, in fact , if we draw analogies first, let's draw them to the end. i agree, but in this case it will be a very similar topic for us, but i mean for the present, but still speaking about the past. uh, the problem of russia began just then, uh, or rather, let’s say it ’s a great happiness for us that they, we now slipped past this problem, the problem of russia, this was the fifteenth sixteenth year, when it turned out that all that we had prepared for the war was absolutely not enough, both shell and armament hunger. i won't

northern and southern powers, which was easily established during the napoleonic period in the first worldwar after the german politicians. that himself he showed that the first place that comes and overthrows the government that the people support is in iran, a country that seems to be all about helping the agriculture of other countries, the health of other countries' road construction, and helping such a country as a strategy to give this country back to us. it helps and it is a power whose stars are on the rise towards power whose stars are on the decline even in the second world war, if america was the victorious country in the war , i could not trust america like mossadegh and many iranian politicians in this framework of thinking. in fact, we have an experience today regarding the fact that you can't trust america, the result is that some people trusted and failed before, and of course they didn't have previous experience to understand that america can't be trusted. in any case , why did we come to america? they had an englishman who was not iran and iran's oil, they had interests e

war, because the experience of the first world war, you know, is a-and sometimes standing stillmeters for six months. exactly, and moreover, high losses of shelling, high intensity of shelling from the sides. this is definitely not the scenario that we would like, that is, this one, but how to avoid this scenario when there will be standing still and there is no decision to advance to inflict damage on the enemy, what do you need for this, you need shells, you need ammunition to hit according to them, destroy as many troops as possible and provide a bridgehead for the advance, and then it will be the presence of a certain solution, plus inventing flanking operations there, and so on. well, this is more for the military to the general staff this seems very special to me, that is, unite now and explain to our partners what you are looking at . more weapons are needed not just because we cannot currently maneuver the number of infantry. rommel in north africa due to the fact that they had an advantage in fire and half a million mines laid by german soldiers, they did not help. well

on august 1, 1914, on the day of remembrance of the russian soldiers who died in the first world warthe first world war, austria hastily crossed the armed attack, opened the bombardment without a protective belgrade. we won to bring the army into a lot of martial law, it was said in the maneuver of nicholas ii, the heroism of our soldiers officers became the key to victory in the great war for this civilization was called the first world war by our allies. god bless america if anything heroes

it is necessary rewind back to the first world war, and so on and so forth, those who put it all together it not for the sake of ukraine and ukrainians. they did it in order to have something that would be anti-russian. and that's why they were going to do the exact same thing among us, and that's why this english language and this english-speaking office. and this heresy about uh marijuana. and this, uh , means, uh, constant e, on one leg of walking about this whole heresy with lgbt people, one complete legalizes same-sex marriage. it's already declared. so. after all, i tell you the same to the question about the civil war and about the image about the image of the future, this today. uh, the so-called ukraine was created for this, in order to fill it with what it is not, so that it ceases to be what i assure you that ukrainian nationalists will take a step for the owners and well, let's say for the curators of all this action they will become exactly the same enemies as today. we just need them today. today they are needed, well , just like hitler once cut the rem's stormtroopers. do y

this is already comparable to the first world war, when 40,000 britons and about 67,000 germans underwent amputations, despite this, zelensky is driving more and more new batches of military hastily trained in the west on the offensive. on nato technology, the other day i saw a burning leopard tank, i mean leopard 2 modern german tank, a new divisional unit. so destroy british missiles and american highmors systems the russians came up with, how to turn off mgps is worth doing it and the projectile does not know where to fly and does the prescribed damage, they are shot down from the f-16 will be the same if the conflict does not end earlier. in general, all this so-called miracle weapon does not work in a variety of western ones. the media, with a noticeably sharp change in tone, have been telling for months that kiev is a few steps away from another military victory. now they are looking for the reasons for the defeats of the apu. russia has created a more powerful defense. than expected and conducts fast mobile counterattacks in response on the advancement of ukraine, they are limited

iran declares neutrality , but it suffers the most damage from the war, but it was still in the first world war, it was both neutral and occupied, which was accepted in the league of nations and was not accepted in the paris peace conference. even though the delegation of iran went to paris and they did not let iran in, iran did not go with a series of demands and this was actually a bitter national experience . it's good to be a good tsar in russia it collapsed and became the soviet union, but britain, as a victor who was present in iran , considered it for herself, and then my mother wants to implement the 1919 agreement, and prevented iran from participating in the peace conference. this is a bitter national experience for iranians. it caused this impression that we should act in such a way that this did not happen. in fact, reza shah tried to have both the air of germany, the air of the soviet union and britain. mecca was always present in iran now, both in terms of the borders of india and iraq and also in terms of the persian gulf and oil regions and 1118, he tried to actually be one

it means england's wait to win a first women's world cup title goes on. london, there were tears, hugs and disappointment for the lionesses, who were looking to become the first england senior side since the men's team in 1966 to win the world cup. in a statement, king charles said... the tournament has broken attendance and tv records and raised hopes of a surge in interest for the women's game around the world. well, the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil was watching in sydney. spain's fans are still processing that momentous achievement by their team. i was looking at them as they watched la roja lift that world cup trophy, and you could see the emotions. some had tears in their eyes. a little boy told me, "i just actually cannot believe "that this has happened." this is a team that has been through so much turmoil off the pitch. so much disagreement between coach and players, and yet, they've come through and gotten better in that tournament, and here they are, world champions. new world champions, that is. their name, a new name is now etched on that world cup t

the united states and from and from canada, the russian empire literally a few years before the first worldeached a decent level of food exports, that is, this the problem that could raise up the russian population is more or less solved , the problem with mobilization is what we expected to start with creeping, too . is like it was in september of last year when they were caught there when there was well indeed there was such a certain panic now they have digitized the legislative completely enough processed that is to say all the shortcomings of that mobilization well they took into account the majority of dovolikas and it will not be such a powerful social blow there if indeed they in the fall this year they will again carry out some kind of big mobilization, and in terms of consumption , the gray iport allows, well, at least we must understand that the segment there, the pipe segment, affects no more than 1% of the population, they solve it in one way, and for the majority of the population well it's just a cheap product that is more or less high-quality european or korean or japanese,

non-bolshevik forces, even before the military representatives of the countries of russia's allies in the first world, the first who was our distinguished guest in omsk is sir? charles or here is the english envoy who arrived in our city on september 29 , 1918, then on october 3, 1918 , the french mission arrives and at the station it is not yet met by the directory, but by the body that was even before it administered siberia. this is the siberian provisional government. in short, no, that is, we see that foreigners began to stay long before his arrival, on the way to omsk, the capital does not then ask for the siberian government, but also with the capital of the so-called directory, for which she claimed to maintain antibes. in the lshevik struggle against the russian scale , kolchak simply rushes with a request to head the war ministry from the protocol of the interrogation of admiral kolchak in omsk, by the same time, boldyrev was already appointed supreme commander-in-chief of the army directory. he told me that i was needed here and asked the admiral to stay in omsk. kolchak accepted an invita

it means england's wait to win a first women's world cup title goes on. london, there were tears, hugs and disappointement for the lionesses, who were looking to become the first england senior side since the men's team in 1966 to win the world cup. in a statement king charles said: "while i know "how sore today's result must be, let none of you feel defeated, "for to have reached the finals at all is an immense tribute "to your skill, determination and team spirit in the finest "sporting tradition." the tournament has broken attendance and tv records and raised hopes of a surge in interest for the women's game. well, the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil was watching in sydney. it was such a moment when spain, lifted the trophy for the first time. of course, both teams made history, with this being their first final. but i was looking at spain's fans when they lifted the trophy, and i could see tears in their eyes, with one boy telling me he could not believe it. this is a team that has gone so much on the pitch, gone through so much, and so many didn't expect them

it is not a world first _ what are the implications? it is not a world first. are the implications? it is not a world first. countries like - a world first. countries like sweden, the usa, china, france, germany, many have carried out womb transplants. the team involved here, who spent five years, some of them, working on it, blame institutional delays and then covid for why it hasn't happened here already. i sense there has been some resistance in the health service, partly because it's not life saving surgery and also comes with risks to the donor and to the recipient. but now it has happened and been successful, it has happened and been successful, it will still be something that doesn't happen frequently, because it is paid for by a charity. they have enough funds to do three. but they got permission to do 15 operations. they want to raise another £300,000 for that, with ten transplants involving deceased donors and five involving live donors. and of course, thejourney of this first patient in the uk isn't over. she is hoping by this time next year, hopefull

part in a penalty shootout at this world cup and you wonder, with the nerves of this being their first world the slight edge but we expect this match tomorrow to be close. in position there for the first of the world cup semifinals. the co—hosts australia are gearing up for theirfirst world cup semi—final. they'll be underdogs against the european champions england in sydney on wednesday. the lionesses will be wary though — they did lose to the matildas in a friendly back in april, ending their 30—match unbeaten run. i think ithinka i think a semi—final of the world cup is a difficult game. obviously they can take confidence from that game but we were not at our best and i am sure they are aware of that and obviously we have changed a lot since then in shape and players. i think the momentum you have world cup is different and i imagine they will not be focused on that. they know it will be tough as well so we will be tough as well so we will be tough as well so we will be a great game for fans to watch. will be a great game for fans to watch-— will be a great game for fans to watch. , , .,

so, when the first world war ended, smart europeans immediately said that this was not the end of thers, the war will continue, because the first world war did not solve any of its problems, in 20 years this will continue on the issue of fairy tales. stalin did not know that the germans would attack him. everything, he knew perfectly well for 20 years. he prepared the country for war in order to prepare the country for war with the then the european union. and this was him in the first, so to speak, approximation. it was necessary to industrialize the country, he industrialized it in order to feed the construction sites of communism, it was necessary to create collective farms, because the kulaks could not feed the construction sites of communism and did not want to feed the construction sites of communism, they built tanks, ships, airplanes, and the war began in this war. he was the supreme commander in chief, he won this war and the soviet people under his leadership, and in this war the question was about the physical existence of the soviet people, the germans nazis. they wanted t

for my parents travelled 4000 miles to raise me in the first world, to have the benefits of the firstdo the first world. i wanted to do the same for my children. i didn't want my children to inherit the name of someone who once owned someone in your family. once owned someone in your famil . �* , i, , once owned someone in your famil.�* , family. and yet it was your tarents family. and yet it was your parents name. _ family. and yet it was your parents name. did - family. and yet it was your parents name. did it i family. and yet it was your i parents name. did it sadden them? 5. parents name. did it sadden them? ,, t, parents name. did it sadden them? ,, ., , �* them? 5, of course it did. but my mother — them? 5, of course it did. but my mother understood, i my mother understood, particularly my mother because that while she was there when i was watching the show roots and i saw the actor being whipped until he called himself toby and i said ma'am i will trace our ancestry and take us back to the trouble came from. in away when i did it, maybe ten years later, my mother could at leas

trotsky, nicknamed sibiryak, is the 2021 world champion in belgrade and became the first russian worldmpion in olympic boxing. uh, i think for the first time in 18 years and the last before petrovsky was the champion of russia and the russian champion. that's why the analogies with the russian hero about the box from serpukhov russia vs. mark petrovsky will now tell me in each of them beginning, kyrgyzstan boxing association so let's move on to the introduction of boxers. in the olympic ring, a participant in three olympic games, the silver medalist of the 2019 world championship in yekaterinburg, and in the final, he fought with muslim gadzhi magomedov and showed a very good fight. in an extremely extremely close duel lost in this way as a silver medalist magomedov won his first world championship then in 2019, but now mark petrovsky is over the fence, the city of minusinsk, this city represents markrovsky, we have already said that this is the world champion of 2021, the current professional boxers, by the way, completely recently, just a few weeks ago, mark petrovsky won the russian

it allegedly happened during the first world war during the forced retreat of the tsarist troops. wasto be in the hands of rejection, and they also say on the territory spassky monastery you can see the ghost of alexei mikhailovich martynov, a very respected person in kobrin. i even described this meeting in one of the newspapers in the thirties of the last century , i will note several people at the same time. they were non-drinking and sober people. they saw a kind of human figure in a dark robe and with a hood on his head. and even though fantasy is sometimes stronger. this story is not like a banal fiction. well, let's go further secrets and interesting places in kobrin still abound. in 2009, thanks in large part to the dozhinki festival, the city completely changed its appearance, no other country in the post-soviet space celebrates the end of the harvest on such a grand scale. kobrin carried out a large-scale reconstruction of the main streets, built new facilities, the ice arena, an amphitheater. the house of culture invested in the cut of the state, but the result was worth it

bohdan khmelnytsky the first world war swept across logishyn with all its might until now in the localsnd in their gardens. eh, witnesses of that terrible war. the second world war also brought no less tragic events in the first days of the war, literally in august , the jewish gta was shot in the village , whose grave is located in the village cemetery, but despite this, it is logical. managed to live through all the tragic events. and today it remains a modern village that has an infrastructure that has all the opportunities for the development of young people, for example, a modern stadium where our famous baseball team plays, the logishin wolves and other sports house of mercy. which is built for the elderly using new technologies school art school hospital everyone can find something to their liking in order to stay here to live and further develop the village. i graduated from the pedagogical college in pinsk and was a primary school teacher. but when life confronted me with the choice that i needed to continue my education. further up, i went to this fact without hesitation. it t

considered world history, because suvorov logically passed with his troops bogdan khmelnitsky the first worldected swept through the edition with all its power, local residents still find it in their gardens. eh, witnesses of that terrible war. the second world war also brought no less tragic events in the first days of the war, literally in august, the jewish gta was shot in the village, whose grave is located in the village cemetery, but despite this logical. managed to live through all the tragic events. and today it remains a modern village that has infrastructure that has all the opportunities for the development of young people, for example, a modern stadium where our famous baseball team, logic wolves, and other sports house of mercy play. which was built for the elderly using new technologies school art school hospital everyone can find something to their liking in order to stay here to live and further develop the village. i first she graduated from the pinsk pedagogical school and was a primary school teacher. but when life confronted me with the choice that i needed to continue my

the russian empire literally several years of the first world war, the war reached a decent level oferfdom there , well, food exports, that is, it is a problem that could raise the russian population, it is more or less solved, the problem with mobilization is what we expected to start, too. we see that by removing almost any opposition, the possibility of an opposition speech, they turned the mobilization into such a creeping one, it is not like it was in september last year , when they were caught there , when there was a certain panic. most of the disadvantages are yes and it will not be such a powerful social blow there if indeed they will again carry out some kind of large mobilization in the fall of this year, and in terms of consumption, gray imports allow... well, we must to understand that there segment pip segment concerns no more than 1% of the population there, they solve it in one way , but for the majority of the population, well, it is just a cheap product, which is more or less high-quality european or korean salt, japanese salt, it is replaced by cheaper, less high-q

all these failures of ukraine at the front began to talk about the curse of the first world war, that the current war has slipped down; in fact, you are equal to the iraqi war, where the opposition fought for 8 years. in general, no one could move nowhere. i even came up with the thesis that e means mutual exhaustion of equal technological armies, but i have a question. and who do we have? compare technology, what is it for, suddenly they became equal in technology. and you and the russian federation may be high, at least they are producing something, there tanks and artillery are creating some new systems. they are at war, as they say in the sea. from under the knife, what they give to those and fight, and sometimes in one part, there are about 5-6 different types of the same equipment and, accordingly, in this case, of course, i say again, what the west justifies itself with, but we must understand that in this case we will have to solve much more complex tasks. we will have to show that strategic art, which will allow the fronts not to breathe, but to move. and if we really can sol

on august 8, 1915, one of the largest naval battles of the first world war, the maazun operation or theegan, the germans pulled up a powerful frame of 7 battleships. the battleships and destroyers of the russian ships had only one obsolete battleship less, but they set up minefields in advance . the first few. russian attacks were repulsed with the help of aircraft, the planes warned of the approach of the enemy, and then bombed and fired from the air. this is one of the first such cases in history, then german ships nevertheless broke through into the gulf of riga . almost 2 weeks of german losses grew and in the end they had to retreat . victories remained with us. civil war to prevent the granting of civil rights to blacks and coloreds do not agree to be intimidated and killed. the clansmen quieted down, but after the first world war they sharply increased their influence in 1920 on the most modest estimated in the organization was 2.5 million people, and on that day , 50,000 traditional hoodies with emblems on their chests, caps, noses with open faces marched through washington in a

my parents travelled 4,000 miles to raise me in the first world, to have the benefits of the first worldhildren. i didn't want my children to inherit the name of someone who once owned someone in their family. and yet it was your parents�* name. yeah. did it sadden them? yes, of course it did. but my mother understood. in particular, my mother understood, because at 12 she was there when i was watching roots and i saw kunta kinte being whipped until he would call himself toby. and i said, "mum, i'm going to trace our ancestry "and i'm going to take us back to the tribe that we came from." and so in a way, when i did it, maybe ten years later, my mother could at least root it in a truth as opposed to a kind of newfangled politic. hmm. and you say that you rejected your mum's advice to enter the law and become a sort of civil rights, human rights lawyer. you thought you could best represent your community by going into the arts, by going into the theatre. yes. but i would guess that, back in the �*80s and �*90s, when you were trying to make your name, it was kind of tough to be a young bla

alexander nevsky cathedral were flooded it allegedly happened during the first world war during the forcedarist troops , church values ​​\u200b\u200bshould not have been in the hands of rejection. and they also say on the territory of the spassky monastery you can see the ghost alexei mikhailovich martynov, very respected in kubrin. personality. i even described this meeting in one of the newspapers in the thirties of the last century, i will note several people at the same time. they were non-drinking and sober people. they saw a certain semblance of a human figure in a dark robe and with a hood on his head, and at least fantasy is sometimes stronger than reason for a banal fiction. this story is not the same. well, let's go further secrets and interesting places in kobrin still abound. in 2009, largely due to the dozhinki festival, the city completely changed its appearance. for me, one country in the post-soviet space does not celebrate the end of the harvest on such a grand scale. in kobrin , they carried out a large-scale reconstruction of the main streets, built a new facility, the i

during the first world war, the germans built a bunker here. i'm even curious. will it remain after the restoration aggravated the state of the castle in the summer of 1917, the russian army began it with its most powerful artillery preparation of the entire war. she walked for three days working, including specially delivered ship guns. the castle got so that there was not enough of it, what was left was the first attempt to somehow save the ruins poles back in the twenty-ninth year, then until 2.000 the castle slowly turned into a large pile of stones and broken bricks. now it is being restored in earnest. how long will the reconstruction of the kremlin castle take? unfortunately, i don't know. i was interested in this installation by a steward, who promises nothing interesting, namely a copy of a walnut castle on a scale of 1:10. why not look? we follow the sports life of our country. maksim nedosyakov returned to the sector after a year-long break in the history of belarusian volleyball as head coach the main club of the country was appointed the woman of th

the balkans is the territory from which war comes, people knew for centuries , after all, and the first worldegan in the balkans, that events in the middle east can lead to endless wars everyone knew for centuries the struggle for the middle east has always been a part of the world history of politics roman emperors and napoleon soviet general secretaries of the president of the united states everyone was there and everyone fought for its influence and for its capabilities, but here i would have been on the periphery of civilization and few people imagined that our destiny and our history and our development are incredible reminds me of all these regions that have always been the center of destabilization for the whole world and now it is our turn and many people in the world ask whether the third world war will not start in central europe, and whether it can happen that nuclear weapons will be used right here in central europe, and whether it can happen that it is in this region that the war of man-made disasters begins, it has already begun we can say that the blowing up of the dam of the k

and you wonder with the nerves of this being a first world cup semi—final if sweden perhaps have the w to be a really close one. the co—hosts australia, they're gearing up for theirfirst world cup semi—final. they'll be underdogs against the european champions england in sydney on wednesday. lionesses will be wary, though — they did lose the matildas in a friendly back in april, ending their 30—match unbeaten run. i think a semi—final of a world cup. i think it's a difficult game. obviously, you know, they can take some confidence from that game, but we weren't at our best and i'm sure that they're aware of that. and obviously we've changed a lot since then in shape and players, and yeah i think the momentum that you've got in a world cup is different. so i imagine that they won't be too focused on that. they know it's going to be a tough game as well. so it's going to yeah, it's going to be hopefully a good game for the fans to watch. it's just another game. i think it's people that we know, we play against. we have them in our team. but at the end of the day, it's always we know how

team has already notched a massive win off the pitch, playing in their first world cup with equal payle players had been earning just 38% of what men made per game. >> this is the first world cup since the equal pay victory. you were at the table for that win. wat did that mean? >> it meant a lot to be able to achieve what we've done. we still have more progress to make and a ways to go. >> reporter: that includes bringing in even more money to women's sports. >> this is actually a terrible business move if you're not getting in on it, if you're not investing. >> reporter: fifa's membership has grown 150% since the last women's world cup. and on tv, the matches are forecast to reach 2 billion viewers worldwide, a nearly 80% increase from 2019. >> i think from a business perspective, it's all upsidede. >>>> reporter:r: ally bankk rec announunced it's wororking to s equalllly on paid advertising across men's and women's sports. >> 80% of all purchase decisions in a household are made by women, right? this is who the consumer is today, and women's sports are at a tipping point of really

they were the first world war mazunskaya operation or the battle for the gulf of riga, the germans pulled up a powerful frame of 7 battleships. the battleships destroyers of the russian ships had less than only one obsolete battleship, but they set up minefields in advance . the first few. russian attacks were repulsed with the help of aircraft, the planes warned of the approach of the enemy, and then bombed and fired from the air. this is one of the first such cases in history, then the german ships nevertheless broke through into the gulf of riga, appeared for almost 2 weeks, the loss of the germans grew and in the end they had to retreat. victory is ours on august 8, 1925 , a ku klux klan parade took place in the capital of the united states , an organization of racist fanatics who fought for the white america clan arose after the civil war in order to prevent the granting of civil rights to blacks and coloreds do not agree to be intimidated and killed, then the clans quieted down, but after the first world war they sharply increased their influence in 19. the 20th, according to the mo

preparations now beginning for their first—ever world cup final.ceived a homecoming to remember. unfancied going into the tournament, colombia, ranked 21 places lower than england, suprised everyone in australia, seeing off euro 2022 finalists germany in the group stages and progressing in style as they reached the last eight at a world cup for the very first time. champions league winners manchester city have added another trophy to their cabinet after beating sevilla on penalties in the uefa super cup, after it finished i—i at the end of 90 minutes. europa league winners sevilla took the lead through youssef en—nesyri's header before cole palmer scored the equaliserjust after the hour mark. the spanish side then missed their fifth penalty after city had converted all theirs, and it meant they claimed this trophy for the first time in their history, with pep guardiola winning it for a third time adding to his triumphs with barcelona and bayern munich. we are we a re really we are really pleased to have already won title in this season. really plea

august day of remembrance of the russian soldiers who died in the first world war again and again remindsthat only the unity of society makes russia indestructible. i am sure that this will always be the case, and from year to year, members of the russian historical society come here to the brotherly military cemetery to pay tribute to the memory of russian soldiers and officers who fell for our fatherland in 1914 in 1918. a complete ban on the entry of russian tourists to georgia will cost the country $1 billion annually , the head of the ruling party, georgian dream, said at a briefing. democratic georgia irakli and kabakhikhin he noted what is the decision the politician accused the former party of the united national movement of the position that he had staged a rally the day before against the arrival of a cruise ship in the port of batumi. the history of the grant, on board which were tourists from russia according to him, the opponent wants to inflict economic and political damage in the country. if russian tourists do not come to georgia at all in a year, the country will lose abo

spain have reached a first world cup final. ent. —— one one. we got a sense of the mood in spain at head of the final. 50 we got a sense of the mood in spain at head of the final.— at head of the final. so far, things are still quiet _ at head of the final. so far, things are still quiet here _ at head of the final. so far, things are still quiet here ahead - at head of the final. so far, things are still quiet here ahead of- at head of the final. so far, things are still quiet here ahead of the i are still quiet here ahead of the match here on sunday. midday here in the local time, there is a sense of building up in the last few minutes here in the centre of madrid. at the fountain that is in front of the town hall, it has been lit up in red and yellow colours, the colours of the spanish national flag to support the spanish national flag to support the players ahead of this match against england. all the eyes will be on what happens in the final. there will be plenty of fan zones and watching parties across the country. possibl

their first world cup final.oking to win the title for a record extending 12th time. katharine merry has more from cape town: it isa it is a huge final. you know what? england can win this. they had a really dramatic but brilliant semifinal yesterday over new zealand. new zealand, the defending champions. it was always going to be a hard ask after they pick up victory against australia, but they just will not be denied here. they just will not be denied here. they just romped away with that semifinal with relative ease, if i'm being honest. they got themselves into their first ever world cup netball final today. australia had a real bruising encounter yesterday against jamaica in their semifinal. the sunshine girls are looking to make historyjust sunshine girls are looking to make history just like sunshine girls are looking to make historyjust like england and get into theirfirst historyjust like england and get into their first national world cup. so, australia had to work hard yesterday, and had the heart of t

today is the day of remembrance of russian soldiers who died on the fronts of the first world war.ble date was established 11 years ago and since then, from year to year, representatives of the russian historical society lay wreaths and flowers, sergey naryshkin took part in the ceremony, speaking to the audience he stressed that during the first world war , russia was split by the efforts of the enemies and this served as a lesson. but only the unity of society makes our country indestructible. of course, it took time to realize these bitter lessons for our country, and already 20 years later, faced with the perfidious aggression of nazi germany, the soviet union met the enemy with a united and invincible front and won a decisive and final victory over the enemy. the french will be taken out of niger further, they report an imminent evacuation of citizens from this african country, about 500 participants met at the youth ecological forum in kamchatka and the 100th anniversary of the birth of valentin leontyeva, let's remember our aunt, dear to millions of people, we will return on