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they will hide in trenches and cellars and eat acorns in the forest.he will survive and survive many other stalingrad children of the war and will tell and tell about the horrors of those days by a descendant, those who survived in the besieged stalingrad are now equated to war veterans, the number of victims among civilians could not be established exactly and the city was completely destroyed here on the volga the fate of the war was decided in hitler's plan to cut off the center of the soviet union from the caucasus by massive with a blow to get caucasian oil and achieve the entry into the war of turkey and japan , the defeat led him to the well-known finale, stalingrad is unprecedented battles in the city of a. the battle of the same name is one of the bloodiest in history. this is not only pavlov's house or mamaev kurgan hundreds of kilometers away. and the battles that also decided the outcome of the battle on the volga, you were not broken, the legendary, stalingrad rodion stepanovich shutenko, an artist and poet, worked in a crocodile. he has f

the seedlings of the famous turgenev oak from the spasskoye estate , they are carefully grown from acornsa tree planted by the writer himself. thank you and good broadcast. so we continue the big news with the audience in moscow and the region, see you in a couple of seconds. today it became known that the new end station of the red lines, the potapov metro will open as early as next year. she is over 60% done. builders. we have completed all the monolithic work and are starting to finish the curious details. this will be the first ground station with a heating system after the opening of the potapov metro within walking distance, thousands of moscow residents will receive at the request of the residents, we extended the sokolniki metro line and set up a new potapovo station here, which is located between kommunarka and butovo, there is quite an active housing construction going on around, tens of thousands residents will enjoy this metro station. on the portal, the good department has launched a large-scale survey of the problem areas of each locality, noticeable changes in the proposal,

in the guise of a temple combined medieval power, gothic and baroque layout of the temple and the acorn in rome, the unity of the internal space is emphasized by a whole complex of monumentally decorative carvings made at the beginning of the 18th century, to the left of the entrance to the costume of the altar of the mother of god of ostrobrama. this capriciousness is connected by personality. we are very legendary to say. for us, this is primarily a servant of god close positive, yes , who was the first bishop. uh, this our finnish license, the second personality is when kazbirsion, so he, as a young man , prayed near the coffin of the sigma of talantinsky, he told us small two requests, his mother was sick. here she asked for health for her mother, and the second was such that she could recognize her calling with her mother, she would live the same, chose this path, became a priest. then, if there is a cardinal, yes, that is, if when we have in the soviet space. polissya established soviet power kazimir brought together with the parishioners hid the coffin with the relics of the bish

acorn, my friend, they are now building a railway for people. and i'm all confused here.e idea was. i remain, like, as if nothing had happened. well, let's go, i'm ready to drop everything and go. with you yes, i'm not crazy. you are very similar to a machine tool . a neighboring village boy. he ran and told them that punishers were coming and burning all the villages, we will show punitive operations and the destruction of the belarusian people during the war years. written testimonies of witnesses and eyewitness accounts of children, left some building dark slept on the floor, where on some executioners and starved each story this tragedy of a specific person who was deprived of everything in the country of loved ones home and the right to life parents in the summer took, but the children. we will recognize you behind the architectural monuments of belarus of different eras, it’s hard to place, it’s just that one palace doesn’t make much sense. that is , in any case, they also had to earn money, as if for a beautiful life, so there was an ilvara nearby, external and int

and i also got the acorn, which i gave to grandma because she likes to keep all my old trophies. [wally chuckling] wow. ah, jessimae, you're hurt. oh, i'm so sorry, baby. well, time to retire you. [glass smashing] [dog barking] [theme music] announcer: from new york city, the only city in america, it's the show that invented news. this is the daily show with your host, roy wood, jr. [cheering] welcome to the daily show. i'm roy wood, jr. yes, indeed. now-- now-- thank you. now this is my third night hosting the daily show. ["roy" chant] settle down, rioters. it's my third night hosting the show, and it's been a blast. it's been a blast. now, i know if you tuned in last night, you might have seen the home boy jon stewart stop by. and tonight, who knows? beyoncé? [cheering] [laughter] you got to speak it to an existence, manifest it, and all that other shit. but we got a great show for you tonight. i'll tell you who is definitely here is the homie cedric the entertainer. so let's get into the headlines. [cheering] rapid. all right. let's kick things off in wisconsin. i like wiscons

there are acorns in the forest. will survive and survive many other stalingrad children of the war and will tell and tell the descendants about the horrors of those days. that's all and only she asked for salvation, all the stones flew , the glass flew. it's summer in a sarafan cut my neck and shoulder. well, in short, i did not pay attention and closed my eyes, the fate of the war was decided in hitler's plan to cut off the center of the soviet union from the caucasus with a massive blow in order to get caucasian oil and achieve turkey and japan's entry into the war , the defeat led him to the famous finale stepanovich shevchenko artist and poet worked in a crocodile. he has four brothers, they all fought and all returned, his mother kept letters, sons front-line triangles, under the pillow. so she said, she often dreams of children stepanovich served as an artilleryman fought in stalingrad on the minus front in the crimea 101 years old, now i will give him. poem all in the city councils veterans signed the partici

they will hide in trenches and cellars there acorns in the forest. survive and survive many other stalingrad children of the war and will tell and tell. the horrors of those days to descendants, and then in august forty-second , a ten-year-old girl tamara just squatted on the street, afraid to look at the sky, darkened from german planes on her haunches, a loaf and bread covered her head. that's all and only only asked for salvation. glass flew stones. the same summer in a sarafan cut my neck and shoulder. well , in short, i did not pay attention and closed my eyes here on the volga, the fate of the war in hitler’s plan to cut off the center of the soviet union from the caucasus with a massive blow in order to get caucasian oil and achieve the entry of turkey and japan into the war, the defeat led him to the well-known finale. sergeant pavel held back the defense in the house surrounded by the germans for 59 days. the pavlovsk house was called by its official likenesses. fighters, commanders, jokingly said, this is the beginning. pavlov's house in st

so let 's continue to shake acorns from these genealogical treacherous trees. to the city and seized his way to high posts like oleg bandurin, born in 1961 , in the past he was a firefighter who managed to make a career, he worked as the head of the fire department, the deputy mayor and the head of the azov-syvas national nature park, politics , communal ownership. i guess what will happen next, and then everything was as usual, it happens with go through the worlds, bandurin fell into corruption, the law enforcement officers took him red-handed in the official office during the reception a bribe threatened khapuzi with 10 years behind bars, and fortunately for his collaborators, the rashists traded in ukraine, which actually pulled the criminal out of the hands of justice. at the beginning of the war and the occupation of melitopol, bandurin took the post of deputy of the self-proclaimed merikh galina danylchenko, now he serves the occupiers and trembles from cotton, like his son-in-law dmytro kucherkov born in 1983, he was also a former firefighter at the beginning of the war, refu

yes, if acorns have a lot of high-calorie feed, they can give birth every year, and only in 1946 fiveelarusian side. today. about 700 bison live here. it occupies a special place among belarusian cities, not only because it was the first to take the blow of the nazis. it also appeared here. first cinema. the first manufactory is the first school theater. notes were printed here for the first time, and it was brest that was the first to receive electricity in the 19th century. century, as representatives of the first channel, of course, could not bypass this city as a country of pride. brest is, of course, a fortress. the fact that they delayed the advance of the german troops. this is clear. it was very important for them. motherland honor and everything else were not just so loudly beautiful people. not just stood to death. there, even the germans bowed to those who sat in the dark for several months. they are practically blind. these were people of a different temperament. now the brest fortress not only keeps the memory of the staunch defenders, but also receives very unusual guest

they say it gives a special flavor, and the pigs are fed acorns, the meat is not marinated and not storedfrigerator. it is very fresh for cooking 24 times, in order to remove the ready-made barbecue, you need to hug it with pita bread, and then pour it with pomegranate juice. this amazing. sometimes a shish kebab is so insipid, this one is directly saturated and very easy, right? elite pork, you will say, even without marinade, it will be tasty in general, though with more complex raw materials, meat preparation, of course, is needed. for example, the levants. i was watching. it is in dubai that they know how to cook an incredibly juicy kebab from a chicken breast material that is very dangerous for its potential dryness in one of the restaurants. i tried to find out the recipe, even peeped at the cooks in the kitchen, but it's useless that it's just the marinade in which the meat is kept. almost day. this secret is kept secret. it contains a number of spices and other ingredients, among which min yogurt garlic sometimes ketchup is added to the marinade for chicken, by the way, you won’t

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in planting acorns, you're-interested- interested in planting acorns, you're interested in tending you'rethey are the problem. yes anyway, let's have a daak— problem. yes anyway, let's have a daak ar— problem. yes anyway, let's have a daak ar rne— problem. yes anyway, let's have a look at the sunday express. cnns— a look at the sunday express. chris skudder. _ a look at the sunday express. chris skudder. a look at the sunday express. - chris skudder. -sunak tells chris skudder. okay. sunak tells archbishop he will house migrants barges as he stands migrants in barges as he stands up to tory rebels. now, obviously i've got bone here. obviously i've got a bone here. you shouldn't be housing anybody in a barge narrowboat. in a barge that's a narrowboat. including including me? including you. including me? yeah. come on. sunak what are you doing? literally have room to you doing? literally have room ra surna— you doing? literally have room ra suing a— you doing? literally have room ra sung a car. — you doing? literally have room to swing a cat. swing- r:r:::r "g? literally have room to swing

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