un famoso sombrero usado por napoleÓn bonaparte alcanzÓ una cifra rÉcord en francia.n bee cÓrneo que el emperador lucio en alguna de sus eventos mÁs famosos de la historia, pero cuÁnto podrÍa costar el famoso sombrero? lacan de poner a la venta con precio base de 500.000 . varios expertos aseguraban que algunos coleccionista podrÍa pagar mucho mÁs que eso y llegar al menos a los 800.000 , pero todos los cÁlculos se quedaron cortos. el bee cÓrneo de puntas hacia abajo fue vendido hoy por 1 millÓn 930.000 , unos 2 millones, 100.000 $. [aplausos] un precio que no incluye todos los cobros adicionales. la casa de subasta tambiÉn ha puesto a disposiciÓn del pÚblico un par de espuelas de plata y algunas medallas que luciÓ orgullosamente en su uniforme el emperador napoleÓn. para muchos el sombrero representa la figura misma del polÍtico y militar francÉs. los historiadores creen que bonaparte era un apasionado de los sombreros y llegÓ a usar unos 120 en un periodo de 15 aÑos, la subasta del icÓnico sombrero coincide con el estreno de una superproducciÓn de cine que mostrarÁ

was the back view of keitel, who adored and revered bonaparte.he dordogne, doing a film about bonaparte with all the trappings, i couldn't forget him, so it started to come back to me. i said — you know, there's no long run in on this, it's about three or four years ago — you know what i want to do? napoleon, because i can, i can call it up and if i get the script right and there's a lot of argument about money and all that stuff, i can get things going. and that's how it began. ready? action, action! when you talk, i think back to your earlierfilms, you weren'tjust directing, you were also operating the camera. do you miss that? no. when i was... i did a lot of commercials personally. i'd do 100 a year, personally. and when you're doing two a week, the most powerful couple on the floor is the first ad and a camera operator. and i've been on the set of feature films where the director's gone off to his trailer and the operator and the first ad line up the shots. that ain't happening to me. so i started on commercials, commercials were my film sch

napoleon bonaparte didn't fire a cannon at the pyramids, for example.leep in it. get a life, is his response — in coarser language. any historian, the first thing is, you can't tell me there is not 98% conjecture. give me a break. why are you staring at me? am i? uk reviews have been good, but french critics have trashed scott's napoleon. one bonaparte biographer even called it anti—french. the french don't even like themselves. i don't care. what's interesting is, the audience i showed it to in paris, they loved it. scott made an early name for himself in hollywood with alien, after huge success as an ad director. thelma and louise was another triumph, and with 28 films now under his belt, scott tells me he has a rule for how long a movie should be. you can bore the ass off people if you're running for three hours, three and a half hours. there's a moment that i called the bum ache factor. you start, "oh god. oh, my god, another hour. are you kidding me?" my name is maximus decimus meridius... i scott's gladiator won best picture at the oscars, but the

napoleon bonaparte didn't fire a cannon at the pyramids, for example.er language. any historian, the first thing is, excuse me, were you there? you can't tell me there is not 98% conjecture. give me a break. why are you staring at me? am i? uk reviews have been good, but french critics have trashed scott's napoleon. one bonaparte biographer even called it anti—french. the french don't even like themselves. i don't care. what's interesting is, the audience i showed it to in paris, they loved it. scott made an early name for himself in hollywood with alien, after huge success as an ad director. thelma and louise was another triumph, and with 28 films now under his belt, scott tells me he has a rule for how long a movie should be. you can bore the ass off people if you're running for three hours, three and a half hours. there's a moment that i call the bum ache factor. you start saying, "oh, god. oh, my god, another hour. are you kidding me?" my name is maximus decimus meridius... i scott's gladiator won best picture at the oscars, but the coveted best dir

napoleon bonaparte didn't fire a cannon at the pyramids, for example.t a life, is his response — in coarser language. any historian, the first thing is, you can't tell me there is not 98% conjecture. give me a break. why are you staring at me? am i? uk reviews have been good but french critics have trashed scott's napoleon. 0ne bonaparte biographer even called it anti—french. the french don't even like themselves. i don't care. what's interesting is, the audience i showed it to in paris, they loved it. scott made an early name for himself in hollywood with alien, after huge success as an ad director. thelma and louise was another triumph, and with 28 films now under his belt, scott tells me he has a rule for how long a movie should be. you can bore the ass off people if you're running for three hours, three and a half hours. there's a moment that i called the bum ache factor. you start, "oh god. oh, my god, another hour. are you kidding me?" my name is maximus decimus meridius... i scott's gladiator won best picture at the oscars, but the coveted best d

napoleon bonaparte didn't fire a cannon at the pyramids, for example.rian, the first thing is, you can't tell me there is not 98% conjecture. give me a break. why are you staring at me? am i? uk reviews have been good but french critics have trashed scott's napoleon. one bonaparte biographer even called it anti—french. the french don't even like themselves. i don't care. what's interesting is, the audience i showed it to in paris, they loved it. scott made an early name for himself in hollywood with alien, after huge success as an ad director. thelma and louise was another triumph, and with 28 films now under his belt, scott tells me he has a rule for how long a movie should be. you can bore the ass off people if you're running for three hours, three and a half hours. there's a moment that i called the bum ache factor. you start, "oh god. oh, my god, another hour. are you kidding me?" my name is maximus decimus meridius... i scott's gladiator won best picture at the oscars, but the coveted best directing academy award has so far eluded him. is it becaus

and then we're going to be talking napoleon bonaparte talking about napoleon bonaparte as the end.s radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing the net migration figures today figures released today and you've in you've been sending in your thoughtful views. robert says the immigration figures are shocking and unsustainable . shocking and unsustainable. while control our while taking control of our borders a comedy borders has become a comedy show. neil, i fear that show. and neil, i fear that today's catastrophic immigration figures could be the final nail in the coffin for the conservative party not just for next election , but for next year's election, but for the 2 or 3 elections. well, the next 2 or 3 elections. well, i certainly hope not. just to warn some news warn you, there is some news potentially coming ireland, potentially coming from ireland, so may suddenly have to so we may suddenly have to disappear and talk to somebody else. so if that happens, you've been warned and forewarned is forearmed . and on the d

and then we're going to be talking napoleon bonaparte talking about napoleon bonaparte as the end.ews radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing the net migration figures today figures released today and you've in you've been sending in your thoughtful views. robert says the immigration figures are shocking and unsustainable . shocking and unsustainable. while control our while taking control of our borders a comedy borders has become a comedy show. neil, i fear that show. and neil, i fear that today's catastrophic immigration figures could be the final nail in the coffin for the conservative party not just for next election , but for next year's election, but for the 2 or 3 elections. well, the next 2 or 3 elections. well, i certainly hope not. just to warn some news warn you, there is some news potentially coming ireland, potentially coming from ireland, so may suddenly have to so we may suddenly have to disappear and talk to somebody else. so if that happens, you've been warned and forewarned is forearmed . and on the

napoleon bonaparte didn't fire a cannon at the pyramids, for example.rian, the first thing is, you can't tell me there is not 98% conjecture. give me a break. why are you staring at me? am i? uk reviews have been good but french critics have trashed scott's napoleon. one bonaparte biographer even called it anti—french. the french don't even like themselves. i don't care. what's interesting is, the audience i showed it to in paris, they loved it. scott made an early name for himself in hollywood with alien, after huge success as an ad director. thelma and louise was another triumph, and with 28 films now under his belt, scott tells me he has a rule for how long a movie should be. you can bore the ass off people if you're running for three hours, three—and—a—half hours. there's a moment that i call the bum ache factor. you start, "oh god. oh, my god, another hour. are you kidding me?" my name is maximus decimus meridius... i scott's gladiator won best picture at the oscars, but the coveted best directing academy award has so far eluded him. is it because

napoleon bonaparte is one of very few people in history who is identifiable just by their silhouette, style over his lifetime, although just 20 of them are thought to have survived to this day. an early master of personal branding, experts say that napoleon knew exactly how these hats would help him stand out from the crowd. the way he was wearing the hat was very different from the other person in this period, so it didn�*t wear it in that way. so he didn�*t wear it in that way. he wore it in that way so everybody can recognise napoleon in battlefields, any place at 500 metres from, "this is napoleon." auctioneers say this particular hat made out of beaver fur, no less, comes with impeccable provenance, remaining throughout the 19th century with the same family of someone who worked in the emperor�*s palace. and there is a precedent for napoleon�*s hats selling for eye—watering prices. back in 2014, one of his bicorne hats sold for around 1.9 million euros. and part of the reason why his souvenirs go for so much money is because of his compelling and captivating character. and he has

i'm for an opponent and bonaparte to a record sale price of nearly $2000000.00 euro. it's the 2 points it had to was napoleon far tauriel trademark. he chose to where it's sideways. he's believed to have owned around a $120.00 of them, but most are now lost. the auction comes off an opportune time with a big budget movie about napoleon about to hit send them to the reminder of our top story. the head of the international monetary fund says the global lender need more money and an interview with dw christina george, a. but defended her calls from member countries to increase their contributions without changing their books. and the rest of our show for more, you can also check out the w. com slash business. we're on the deed of the news youtube channel, as well, from me on the entire team here in berlin, by the way, is under threat. marine biologist, sabina, ireland. the conducts research of the time frame protected area for wales. but more and more also, she discovers the search engine. why is this happening? why is the protection of quails not blocking those next on

i'm for a napoleon bonaparte to a record sale price of nearly 2000000 euro. it's the 2 points it had to was napoleon far tauriel trademark. he chose to where it's sideways, he's believe, to have owned around a $120.00 of them, but most are now lost. the auction comes up an opportune time with a big budget movie about napoleon about to get to know to the reminder of our top story, the head of the international monetary fund says the global lender needs more money in an interview with dw, christina georgia about defended her calls from member countries to increase their contributions without changing their books. and i show for more, you can always check out dw com slash business. we're on the deed of the news youtube channel as well, from me on the entire team here in berlin, by the forgot 0 and the resistance against the not seems very and fry. he's the central figure in a new netflix production. how does the series draw from historical sense? and how did adults hitler rise to power? the story about a here and the horror of his tongue boats unveiled in 30 min

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i'm for a napoleon bonaparte to a record sale price of nearly 2000000 euro. it's the 2 points it had to was napoleon sartorial trademark. he chose to where it's sideways, he's believe, to have owned around a $120.00 of them, but most are now lost. the auction comes off an opportune time with a big budget movie about napoleon about to hit send him to the reminder of our top story. the head of the international monetary fund says the global lender need more money. and an interview with dw, christina georgia about defended her calls from member countries to increase their contributions without changing their books. and i show for more, you can always check out dw com slash business. we're on the deed of the news youtube channel as well, from me on the entire team here in berlin, by the new ideas we gain self confidence in terms of sustainability and resizing electric home. and in fact, emily's us, when it comes down to process the competitive some china and the us all the way ahead, we move the green transport revolution before june and company next on dw, the r

here , a large statue of namploon bonaparte rises above the city of akka in northern palestine, which is a sign of france's attempt to defeat the ottoman empire. this was and is a strategic point for entering the arab regions from the mediterranean sea. napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project to create a jewish land was revived by britain 40 years later in 1800. at that time estimate it was said that only less than 3 thousand jews live in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire . during the first world war, england, which controlled egypt, decided to take over the palestinian region due to its proximity to the suez canal , which could increase the security of the areas under its control in the arab and north african regions . with this strategy, britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i, a secret agreement by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois jour pico was compiled. the saxe-picot agreement effectively paved the way for the

two centuries ago , here above the city of acre in northern palestine, a large statue of napoleon bonaparte was raised, which is a sign of france's effort to defeat the ottoman empire. this was and is a strategic point for entering the arab regions from the mediterranean sea. napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project it was revived by britain 40 years later and in 184 to create the land of yeh. at that time , it was estimated that only less than 3,000 jews lived in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire. during the first world war, england, which had egypt under its control, decided to take over palestine because of its proximity, which could increase the security of the areas under its control in the arab and north african regions. britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of the first world war, a secret agreement was made by the politicians it was compiled by an englishman named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois georges picot. the saxe-picot agreement practically paved

bonaparte was important-— was important.fficult question! i guess he's important because he arrived at a time where there was so much chaos in france and marked notjust for its history, but also european history. but i have to admit that there is so much interest in him that sometimes, even me, a french citizen, a bit puzzled over why he is so adored and loved. yes, he has accomplished amazing things. he was accomplished amazing things. he was a military genius. and he was a political leader as well. of course. but at the same time, he made lots of mistakes. he was not perfect. i think it is ok to say that without being anti—french! think it is ok to say that without being anti-french!— being anti-french! laughter i think being anti-french! laughter i think it's _ being anti-french! laughter i think it's important - being anti-french! laughter i think it's important to - being anti-french! laughter i think it's important to say i being anti-french! laughter i think it's important to say it| being anti-french! laughter - i th

have the best i time aisling, i hope you get to see madonna stop a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte whenion in france for 2.1 million dollars, which is around 1.9 million euros. the sale price was considerably higher than the auction house had estimated. wearing a hat became a central part of napolean�*s image, with the military commander famously wearing his headgear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. let�*s take a look at the weather now with darren bett hello there. we�*ve had some more rain around today but after today and perhaps tomorrow, the rest of the week is looking pretty dry. at the moment, we�*ve got the rain because we�*ve got low pressure sitting very close to the uk. that�*s brought some heavy rain earlier on in wales and across northern england. that rain moving away from wales but we�*ll keep the rain going into the night across northern england, perhaps southern scotland. some rain comes back into northern ireland and then we get this curl of rain sweeping eastwards across southern parts of england and wales. so a bit of a messy night. we will find s

you go along on napoleon bonaparte's ride from a young soldier to brilliant military tactician overseeing massive battles brought to life in meticulous detail in typical ridley scott fashion, counterbalance with the battlefield of love. that seemed to allude him with his one-time wife and love of his life. josephine played by vanessa kirby. phoenix plays in the poli and with 3 straight and then antisocial discomfort. almost uncomfortable in his own skin unless he was leading a charge against enemy lines like scott's movies, black hawk down gladiator of the martian just to name a few. this one is also a spectacle for the eyes with attention to every detail, both peaceful and warlike, grand and small. the problem here comes in the storytelling. maybe it's because the movie is so visually stunning. it felt like the story couldn't keep up. i wanted to care more about the players on all sides here, but it never let me get invested. it felt like the story was simply never flushed out. i like napoleon very much but didn't love this dean's list b. and it wouldn't be a holiday weekend without kids

you roll along on napoleon bonaparte's ride from a young soldier to brilliant military tactician overseeingve battles brought to life in meticulous detail in typical ridley scott fashion, counterbalance with the battlefield of love. that seemed to allude him with his one-time wife and love of his life. josephine played by vanessa kirby. phoenix plays in the poli and with 3 straight and then antisocial discomfort. almost uncomfortable in his own skin unless he was leading a charge against enemy lines like scott's movies, black hawk down gladiator of the martian just to name a few. this one is also a spectacle for the eyes with attention to every detail, both peaceful and warlike, grand and small. the problem here comes in the storytelling. maybe it's because the movie is so visually stunning. it felt like the story couldn't keep up. i wanted to care more about the players on all sides here, but it never let me get invested. it felt like the story was simply never flushed out. i like napoleon very much but didn't love this dean's list b. and it wouldn't be a holiday weekend without kids movie

>> reporter: any casual student of history knows how the story of napoleon bonaparte ends.uropean history, napoleon was finally confronted by an enemy he couldn't outmaneuver, outgun or outsmart. >> never surrender! home homeland and glory! >> reporter: napoleon, that once obscure outsider from corsica, the artillery officer who through ruthlessness and cunning rose to rule france and conquer much of europe, died defeat inside exile and alone. his remains now lie in this grand tomb in paris, a testament to an emperor who brought glory and then destruction to his own country. but history in hollywood aren't finished with him yet. have won to this place before? >> no. never. >> reporter: director ridley scott decided his epic take on napoleon played by joaquin phoenix would be less than other history lesson and more a character study. where do you start on a story as big as napoleon? >> you got 10,000 books to start. there is one book written every week since he died. that's how you get thousands, dude, i think it's got to be a lot of speculation. >> reporter: all these histo

a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte when he ruled the french empire in the 19th century is to be auctionedilitary commander famously wearing his headwear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. despite owning around 120 bicornes over his lifetime, only around 20 are thought to still exist. it's expected to fetch upwards of $650,000. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. we will be back with the latest headlines. hello there. we've seen two different sides to autumn over the last couple of days. friday, i'm sure you remember, we had lots of sunshine across the country and temperatures generally near average, although it was a bit cold in scotland. contrast that with the weather we had on saturday, where there was a lot of cloud around but it was a lot milder. temperatures in yeovilton up to 17 degrees celsius. it was also quite windy for some — for example, here in west scotland. now, saturday's weather was all due to this area of low pressure. sunday's weather will all be due to this area of low pressure too. it's not really going anywhere very fast at all. so the south—wester

. >> take a look at this hat worn by napoleon bonaparte sold for more than 2 million the hat is one of a handful still existence worn by the french the highest it was initially supposed to go for was about 870,000. but the bidding quickly just went up higher and higher that a mishap. they never say who who bit on it's always seek right get. you have to admit. they spent $2 and a half. we'll see at 10. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: was a terrorism? the car explosion at the niagara falls bridge. and holiday jitters. >> deborah: how the war i

, and leaders, napoleon bonaparte, and why this figure from century is long ago still intrigues millions state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. we'll be joined by venerable panel of nigel nelson gb news, senior political commentator and journalist and former ukip deputy chairman suzanne evans as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news of the day with theo chikomba .

a napoleon bonaparte hat was sold at an auction in france for a record amount.felt bicorne hat from exile on the island of elba. initially , the fontainebleau auction house valued this lot at 600,000 euros, but during the auction the price grew rapidly and as a result the headdress went for 15 million euros. and if add the auction house commission, the new owner will have to pay almost 2 million euros. this two-hundred-year-old hat became the most expensive relic of the first french emperor sold at auction. fame wears out. napoleon said, but even worn-out, worn-out things, as we apparently have, have considerable value. next, watch the emergency program, marat sedikov is with us. marrat, what do you have today? egor, the mercedes driver who drove his car into a crowd of people today should be arrested in borovichi. dmitry mamedov rested in one of the local restaurants, quarreled with security and got into a fight, and then on the street he decided to punish the offenders, one of them is now in a coma, in serious condition doctors are fighting for their lives, an

. | a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte when he ruled the french empire in the 19th century has sold atonsiderably higher than the auction house had estimated. wearing a hat became a central part of napoleon's image, with the military commander famously wearing his headgear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. tom brada has the details. an early master of personal branding, experts say napoleon knew exactly how these hats would help him stand out from the crowd. would help him stand out from the crowd-— the crowd. the way he was wearing — the crowd. the way he was wearing the _ the crowd. the way he was wearing the hat _ the crowd. the way he was wearing the hat was i the crowd. the way he was wearing the hat was very i wearing the hat was very different from the other person in this period, so he isn't wearing it this way, he is wearing it this way, he is wearing it this way, he is wearing it this way, so everybody can recognise napoleon in battlefields, anyplace to 500 metres. this is napoleon. anyplace to 500 metres. this is napoleon-— napoleon. option is a this part

a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte when he ruled the french empire in the 19th century has sold at auctionestimated. wearing a hat became a central part of napoleon's image, with the military commander famously wearing his headgear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. taking you to paris for one more item. this is the moment the french capital lit up in celebration of the christmas season. crowds gathered along the champs—elysees to witness the event. the lights will stay up very well into the new year. thank you for watching bbc news. i'm sumi somaskanda in washington. stay with us. hello there. the weekend has been pretty cloudy, but mild — temperatures of 15 degrees in the warmest spots on sunday. we had some rain as well. you can see some of that working across the skies here in gower, near swansea. and a bit more rain to come as well. the same area of low pressure's still with us, so damp weather for northern england, southern and central scotland, northern ireland. the rain not particularly heavy here but some heavier rain pushing across southern wales and southern p

the way, i know who he reminds me of, this hairstyle is the one with the sideburns, like napoleon bonaparte well, there is something, something a little, only it seems that his hair is a little lighter than at any time, if he manages to win, help ukraine win its victory, then it will be very good, at least he joins this very well and shows his real desire, he is not playing to the public in this case, he really wants to help, i guess, at least try, unlike his colleague, the president of brazil, lula da silva, as i understand it, is much more specific in his wishes, why? he wants to achieve not just some kind of conditional peace, let's hope that peace will appear somewhere, no, he understands that there is a way to this and god forbid, he should walk along this path with us, and by the way, the inauguration of the elected president of argentina, javier milea is scheduled for december 10, regarding the president of brazil, at first they said whether they would invite the president of brazil, or not , they say that they will invite, how not to invite it, well, well, because in in this case, h

a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte when he ruled the french empire in the 19th century has sold at auctionof napolean�*s image, with the military commander famously wearing his headgear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. a bottle of whisky has become the most a bottle of whisky has become the most expensive spirit ever sold, most expensive spirit ever sold, afterfetching two point seven million dollars at auction. the macallan adami 1926 single malt is one of the world�*s rarest bottles of scotch, with only a0 ever produced . it was sold at sotheby�*s in london on saturday. rarest bottles of scotch, with only a0 ever produced. it was sold at sotheby�*s in london on saturday. do stay with us here on bbc news. download the bbc now. i�*m gareth barlow, states her washing. —— thanks for watching. hello there. we�*ve had some more rain around today, but after today and perhaps tomorrow, the rest of the week is looking pretty dry. at the moment, we�*ve got the rain because we�*ve got low pressure sitting very close to the uk, and that�*s brought some heavy rain earlier on in w

unfortunately, and finally, a hat at the price of 1 million, 1,930 €. it is quite real if it is napoleon bonaparte'sder the hammer at the fonteblau auctions in france for that amount , the emperor's two-cornered hat known from paintings, a black hat decorated with a tricolor cockade, dates from about 1810, it is believed that this hat napoleon wore on.. . in the port of the brig enconstant when he escaped from an elephant off the island of elba in 1815, napoleon had a total of about 120 such hats, and i'll tell you, look, a hat for 2 million, yesterday, in my opinion, when it was sold at sotheby's, the oldest scotch whiskey in the world meccalen from 1926 for 2.7 million dollars, that is , after all, a bottle of scotch whiskey is more expensive than napoleon's hat, well, there were actually hats. if they find these 120 and everyone sells them, well, at least for that price, somewhere in russia , there is definitely another hat kept in a granavite somewhere , well, that’s all i have today in the world about ukraine column, everything is only for today, that’s why that tomorrow there will be more and

it's quite real if it's napoleon bonaparte's hat.is amount that the teblo foundation in france went under the hammer at auctions, famous for the emperor's two-cornered hat from paintings. the black hat is decorated. the tricolor cockade dates to about 1810 year, this hat is believed to have been worn by napoleon aboard the brig enconstant when he escaped from exile on the island of elba in 1815, in total napoleon had about 120 such hats, and i will tell you, look, a hat worth 2 million, yesterday, at - to my mind, it was sold at sodeby’s, the oldest scottish military in the world, mecallen, 1926, for 2.7 million dollars , after all, a bottle of scotch whiskey that is a century old is worth more than a napoleon hat, well, really hats, because that’s a half if they find these 120 and everyone will sell, well at least for this price, because somewhere in russia there is still some hat for sure, they keep it in a granite chamber , well, that's all i have, today in the column world about ukraine, that's all only for today, because tomorro

bet of 2,500 we play in 1900 at 56 years old she played the twenty-year-old eaglet son of napoleon bonapartea, larisa, the topic is fathers and children, 200 or 1000, let's say a thousand, with these africans, with the appearance of offspring, the mother spends a lot of time looking for food in order to have enough milk. the father stays at the hole to keep an eye on the children, and in case of danger they hide under daddy’s belly, they look like meerkats. that's right, please. painting 600 it was precisely this relative of his that vasily surikov captured in menshikov’s painting in berezovo in the image of maria, the eldest daughter of the disgraced prince, let it be the daughter itself, no, in the image of the eldest daughter, surikov depicted his wife, elizaveta augustovna, russian painting 800, his... painting of christ in the desert, this wanderer explained this way, this is not christ, that is, i don’t know who it is, this is an expression of my personal thoughts, this is ivan kromskoy, right, but russian painting, a thousand, on the canvas by konstantin makovsky, agents of dmitry the

the hat you are looking at , belongs to none other than napoleon bonaparte, rule of the french empirethe trademark look, they say this was part of his brand. he owned around 120 of these hats. of which, 20 remain. mostly in private collections. the one being auctioned from a napoleon fixed with a cocaine back in 1815 during his crossing of the mediterranean. >>> 1970 finalists for miss universe title and we have the winner. miss nicaragua. she won the annual beauty pageant . she follows up last year's winner from houston, texas . when asked to she would choose to spend a day in the life of, she chose the feminist writer, mary wilson craft. the mother of mary shelley. this thailand -- miss thailand was the first runner-up. >>> check this out. dozens of piglets got loose after trailer overturned last night on an interstate highway in ohio. bystanders ran around trying to catch the runaway pigs. i would patrol troopers helped out and the truck was carrying nearly 2000 piglets. the ramp was closed until both the crash and the animals could be cleared away. we a and we are your bargain bli

. >>> the hat worn by napoleon bonaparte sold for $2.1 million at an auction in paris. initially valued between 600,000 and $1 million. okay, what do you think of that. >> a piece of history. >> i like a hat. don't know if i paid $2 million. >>> coming up, it might be time to take off, why airlines are offering ticks for around 30 right now. >>> president biden is facing >>> president biden is facing renewed [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breat

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a biography on napoleon bonaparte, despite many is direct eye contact, they claim that those pictures were taken without permission. >> probably is a local luminaries in the tech industry. and that's what francisco known for being. so the compound. and i think there was an article that came out showed 400,000 employees are in the tech sector. so i think that probably akin to a celebrity in the tech sector and vast majority of san francisco ins are part of that industry. so it's kind of like the los angeles laker is the victim of a homicide. you think that the defendant be able to get a fair trial in l a don't think so. >> the san francisco district attorney's office plans to file a written response to the motion to change venue, which will be taken up in court again on january. 25th kron 4 reached out to us of standard for comment on those pictures that they publish editor-in-chief julie makinen said, quote, a freelance photographer had permission to take photos inside the jail. and many gave the photographer permission to have his photo taken. we many u.s. legal team of the images. t

who hasn't been to the place napoleon bonaparte papa pi 6 princess isabela von bourbon of parm and therehan a billion rubles, now let’s move to the pushkin museum, an exhibition of the spanish collection has opened there, which inspired the greek masters, diego velasquis, francisco goyuu, yulia kiseleva found out. these halls brought together the best spanish painters, from the well-known dego vilaschi and francis goya to less familiar names, marianna fortunia, steban murilia and others. artist's works. as if puzzles are being put together into a single portrait of the era. the spanish school is probably interesting because, unlike others, european schools appear on the arena of new art quite late. late in the sense of the 18th century. spain remained in the gothic style for a very long time. in the 18th century, it suddenly appears.

a biography on napoleon bonaparte, despite many is direct eye contact, they claim the photos were taken without permission as of standard editor in chief julie makinen told kron 4 a freelance photographer had permission to take photos inside the jail and many gave the photographer permission to have his photo taken. we contacted many as legal team prior to publication and they did not raise objections or concerns about the publication of the images. the standard believes images were entirely newsworthy. >> what they did was disgusting. what they did was illegal. what they did was civilly responsible and someone is going to be held responsible. they will be a reckoning for what happened in that article. >> francisco district attorney's office plans to file a written response to the motion to change venue, which will be taken up in court again on january. 25th at this time, a trial date any has been set for march. 15th here in san francisco in the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news ella, thank you. federal prosecutors filed charges the death of u.s. cycling champion ethan boy's voice

, there is a huge library, a chapel and even a dungeon, who has never visited the place napoleon bonapartearm, and mozart wrote his requim there. the building was reconstructed twice in the 15th century, now it belongs... to a private individual , they want to get 13 million dollars for it, that ’s more than a billion rubles, now let’s move to the pushkin museum, an exhibition of the spanish collection has opened there, which inspired the greek masters, diego velazquez, francisco goya, learned yulia kiseleva. these halls brought together the best spanish painters, from the well -known diego velazquis and francis goya, to less familiar names, marianna fortunia, steban murilia and others. the artists' works are like puzzles being put together. the spanish school is probably interesting because , unlike other european schools, it appears in the arena of new art quite late, late in the sense of the 18th century. spain remained in the gothic style for a very long time; in the 17th century , a galaxy of stunning paintings suddenly appeared, in this exhibition you can trace history of spanish pai

however, we invite you to take a walk... around the roman palace, because it was there, in the palazio bonapartee italian capital in 1923. in the exhibition of 300 works , the retrospective presents the entire development of the artist, starting with his training in engraving. this is followed by sections dedicated to staying in italy and spain, mathematics, visual perception of the world and the creation of impossible objects. all these aspects make it possible to understand his relationship with avant-garde movements. mauritsa, cornelis, escher, is known for his contributions to both the visual arts and mathematics. in his works one can often see complex structures, explorations of infinity and interconnected geometric patterns that gradually take on completely unexpected forms. many created worlds, worlds, are built around impossible objects such as the necker cube and the penrose triangle. the exhibition will last until april 1st. here is some unique graph, yes, here for you and andy oorhel , please, a little bit of pabla picasso we just saw, this is a man who was absolutely ahead of his tim