i am not a dictator, i just have an angry face, this is how penochet responded to criticism from augustused, and the murder of more than 3,000 citizens was proven. but let’s not get ahead of ourselves, let’s first turn to democratic elections. in that electoral campaign, salvador allenda, leader of the popular unity bloc, won. the party adhered to socialist views and intended to build the economy. reform, affordable housing for the poor, the opportunity for ordinary workers to receive education and medical care are just some of the areas of the socially oriented policy of the new leadership. such an approach is contrary to the american understanding of the world. the white house quickly realized that one of the leading countries in latin america was emerging from their control and was ready to take the path of a socialist cuba. after allenda came to power, he nationalized private banks, including american businesses, this predetermined the us position towards the leftist government of the latin american country, president richard nixon ordered his administration and the cia to collapse th

segismund augustus wanted to marry barbara radivil, but there was one very big obstacle, his mother, radevils’ mouth. the wedding was played by the taikoms, when sigismund's mother bona sforza found out about this, she simply left for italy as a sign of protest, but she left for a reason: before leaving, bonasfort ordered his doctor to poison barbara and six months later barbara radivil dies in agony, apparently she had in her body.

he says, my name is pamela, i'm tenga, and you'll watching every megs, the skinny and architect augustus wished to finish, has showcase his creative premiums by building and constructing a modern stylize building into a crow. this landmark positions himself in the full front of the country. he's local. okay, take to see more than i could set in the sense of the world. how gun this book seeking some showcasing the better, and the more sustainable future the we happen to be in the tropics. why responses last respond to the topics the need for the over the need for she didn't. and you're also the need for connectivity, for greece and the a to fluid in the spaces because we haven't totally enjoyed power. if power goes down right now, kind of building still wake augustus richardson knows what he talks about us. he's the one to give to him a, it's new architecture as the same level face the we pick the elements of what camera and begin to bring a bit of back into their brand at least so that at least that because of warranted to respect its little colors breaks its location and therefore hopes

segismund augustus wanted to marry barbara radivil, but there was one very big obstacle, his mother, who was against this wedding, she hated the radivils' mouth. you played secretly, when sigismund bonasfor's mother found out about this, she simply leaves for italy in protest, but she leaves for a reason , before leaving, bonas forza orders his doctor to poison barbara, and after 6 months, barbara radivil dies in agony , by she had ulcers all over her body. segismund augus loved his wife very much and could not come to terms with her death. therefore, one fine evening he decides to summon the spirit of barbara. the spirit of barbara was summoned using a mirror, but at the same time they ordered segismund not to speak to the spirit or touch it under any circumstances. he did not keep his promise. and since then, somewhere here in the netsvere castle the spirit of the beautiful barbara has been wandering. i told you the legend, i found a clue under a stone, i downloaded the application, now i should go in search of the ghost. you can wish me luck, there are so many ghosts. 1 2 3 4 so,

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here, in 1732, the last king of poland and grand duke of lithuania, stanislav augustus of ponitovo, wasrch, and in the 20th century his remains were returned here. in 1938, stalin invited poland to take back its king. but the poles did not want to take the body to krakow, where national heroes and rulers rest. for them, ponitovsky is a traitor who destroyed the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. it was decided that volchin was the place for him, and the fellow countryman was returned home, and the honor of the capital was not sullied by traitors, but the king did not stay long in his native volchin, one day he simply disappeared along with all the jewelry and the crown, for almost 70 years he was never found, and although the story is exciting, almost detective, the locals don’t even make money from tourists they are trying, the only person who knows the history of the village, galina kochinovskaya is also interested , galina has a dossier, probably on every... so far there is a lot of interesting things, what is this in your hands? for example, if the seal of a nobleman with the coat of a

in today's capital, the head of the 50th anniversary of a military clue that brought to general augustus penn. ashate depaula. wow. they had been gone and crashes into the streets of santiago between police and protest is the crew followed economic fed by the united states against the democratically elected monks as president, salvador allende who took his own life on the day of the military takeover smell, unclassified documents show the us also planted opportunities in today to bring down president and a is government. the military coup on september 11th, 1973, led to augusta administrative dictatorship. on the his 17 year old, voluntary and rule old and 1700 people were killed and another 1500 adopted and presumed killed, pinto, shy security services, imprisoned 80000 people. they tortured more than 38000 for their political belief, more than 200000 chileans. fled their homeland to avoid being targeted by the regime. a latin america editor do see a newman has the latest from santiago or we are here in front of the presidential palace. i'll take you back to what happened a couple of ho

roman forum, although the palace was named after berya, who ruled the empire after the death of augustus that the foundations of the palace were laid under the emperor nero shortly after the fire of the sixty-fourth year. which destroyed most of the city. after the fall of the roman empire, the palace was abandoned for several centuries, until in the 16th century the farnese family laid out an extensive garden around the ruins. now an exhibition is open to visitors, where hundreds of exhibits are presented. recently statues, jewelry and ancient coins were discovered. the complex will be open for tourists every day, and this, you know, is just great news. wonderful news and so on in italy, there was something interesting on every square meter, they inspire us girls to, of course , pick out some beautiful dress for ourselves, and shoes, of course, high heels, of course by the way, when we have a desire to go for a walk in heels, yes, even the ancient paths of rome will not stop us, anyway, for the sake of beauty, let's go this, which we will remind you of if you suddenly forgot, is very di

valentina tereshkova exactly husband and wife for 600, he was married to octavia , octavian's sister augustusital and civic duty further. the wife of this british writer , patricia nu, was a famous actress and in 1964 she received an oscar for best actress in the film hud do you know the famous writer from photography? this is the role of husband and wife for 300. a cat in a poke for anyone? let's thank konstantin theme, eat don't want bet old attention to the screen, as the culinary humorist called his holiday dish stonehedge. true treasure, 9 00 at first this president continued the policy of friendship with the soviet union and exhibitions of the treasures of tutankhamun were held in the museums of moscow, leningrad and kiev. 1200 auction 5 200 in your account 6 600 from nina 9 900 from victor 2000 what do you think nina victor in 1912, a certain mission with gordon from scotland discovered a piece of silver and a viking age warehouse right at home in a piece of it fuel. well, bargaining is probably true. she lit the stove and a piece fell out of the curtain; the rest of the silver treasur

but injune that year augustus agar, commander of cmb 4, decided to go further.al cmb 4 still exists here in portsmouth harbour and whilst commander agar�*s story of attacking a russian cruiser with it is remarkable enough, there's still even more to this. that's because it was co—designed by a woman, blanche thornycroft, a highly unusual achievement in 1916. do you think blanche was a forgotten figure in history? without a doubt. she would not want to claim any particular credit, but clearly when you look into the history of it, she played a pivotal part. now a team of 30 volunteers have spent six years to recreate cmb 4 in tribute to blanche and commander agar. undoubtedly it's a beautiful object. from an engineering point of view it's a remarkable object. from a historical point of view it gives us the opportunity to see in reality what we've only been able to imagine. it's a piece of history. sometimes naval history is not about big battleships but about ingenuity, endeavour and courage. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in portsmouth's historic dockyard. the volunte

led by general augustus, the putsch was being prepared by the americans, for whom economic reforms, includingnalization of american enterprises, were like bones in their throats. i met with eyewitnesses of those terrible events , our compatriots. the assault on the presidential palace in chile on september 11 , 1973 was once described in this chronicle. we knew everything, especially since she entered memorable soviet film reconstruction of the night over chile armed forces watch. states, due to the president's refusal to surrender to the new guests, the armed forces were ordered to take extreme measures. what kind of extreme measures of people stretched the genitals on a grid to the intimate parts of women, brought an electric shock, let rats in, inserted bottles under the boat for people, called forced water filling, put them in the nasopharynx against the wall, simulating a quick shooting of a penis, all these are chilean inventions or imported. no, it was all imported, of course, both the usa and by the nazis who settled here. this is a visit to pinochet by the secretary of state. usa hen

but augustus agar, the commander of cmb 4, decided to go further.reating the cmb 4 pays homage to an incredible vessel. without a seagoing replica, you could never actually replicate what they went through. you can sort of look at the model and i consider the seagoing replica to be what i call living history. well, work began on the replica in 2017 and has involved up to 30 volunteers, but they built it notjust as a tribute to its extraordinary commander, but also to a very special designer as well. that's because blanche thornycroft was a woman in a male—dominated world. today's launch celebrated blanche, commander agar and naval heritage. these events may have happened over 100 years ago, but by creating the replica cmb, we've managed to create something that people can engage with, that people can touch and people can experience history come alive. cmb 4 will now go on public display, showing that naval history is not just about battleships, but about ingenuity and courage as well. duncan kennedy, bbc news in portsmouth. the world's top rugby nat

augustus the third was the elector of saxony and king of poland .ndrey confidently wins our game of the seas today dmitry thank you very much. both you mariam and you dmitry made a very good debut, but you couldn’t win, andrey . please accept congratulations for your second victory in a row and in our next game you will play again at the central gaming table, dear friends, a huge thank you. thank you for your attention. see you all the best. bye. throughout the country today jeff remembers the terrible tragedy that occurred 19 years ago in beslan . during the period of collapse, one of the oldest american magazines made a pessimistic forecast regarding the existence of nato and gave a special role to donald trump in this. what kind of russian classics sounds in serbia sergey kalashevsky from the tenth anniversary festival of russian classical music custendorf, founded by liber kusturica. hello on ntv news in the studio egor kolyvanov last night the russian military struck with drones oil product storage facilities in the combustion port of the odess

in oregon grants pass city attorney augustus ogu is challenging the ninth circuit with a closely watchedd at getting the supreme court to overturn the martin decision. >> cities in the ninth circuit are having troubles with navigating whether that's cleaning up encampments, finding safe places for people to go, whether it's handling drugs. >> reporter: grants pass argues it cannot provide enough shelter for its 256 homeless people living in the area. consider what the city of los angeles is up against, with a homeless population of 46,000 and 13,000 shelter beds available on an average night. in san francisco, which spends more than $600 million a year for homeless services, it's short 4,000 shelter beds according to a lawsuit that also claims the city's homeless policies are too tough. >> there's this sense of liberal san francisco a welcoming place to all. you know, in fact san francisco has more ordinances criminalizing homelessness than almost any other city in the united states. >> reporter: the ninth circuit agreed with zal schraf, lead attorney with the lawyers committee for civil

scene that led to a family to call the cops on them earlier this summer the family was traveling to augustusth their gas powered car because they were saving the spot for the energy secretary. so the family was so upset and tired for their trip they called the cops to complain and there she is. again, ev is you want us to drive ev's you might want to come up with more charging spots if you could put this on the american people. >> the infrastructure is not there to do this and mass the way the biden administration is forcing it down our throats, maybe i don't know the transportation secretary, not the transportation, the energy secretary should be more onboard with the energy needs of this. second there was a baby of the car in as a pair of two babies we do not like being told we can't do stuff we have two people in the back telling us we need to do stuff. >> i love the staff was using a gas powered car to block it. >> queen jennifer granholm can't she wait why are the elites better that they can't wait. >> i feel like everything about her is out of a christopher guest movie, she does not se

paul, washington, chapel hill, birmingham, c augustus, oxford, dallas, raleigh, san diego, and seattle. from the gulf of mexico to the canadian border and from the atlantic to the pacific, memorials have emerged as the go to sites of racial activism. if memorials had become the litmus test of racial politics, because they are a public storytelling venue par excellence. they force us to confront basic questions about our past. what stories will be dignified ross rendezvous s'il vous plant . and a part of the background in which we live our lives and what stories and who is will be subsidized by tax dollars. transmitted by the landscape and preserved by the tenacity of the granite bronze and marble . and when i say the memorials of the new lunch counters, i just mean that the stories that we tell or do not tell but the american past are now on the front lines of the fight for racial justice. so, let's end with a tribute to these boys, tyler yarborough, and curtis hill, recent graduates from the university of mississippi. students, who would not let then the lists of the last word, who ma

that brings us to the second most important character after blanche, and that was the commander, augustusof bosses who told him not to do anything, he launched a torpedo and sank a russian cruiser called the oleg, and we have a picture of that doubt that the commander managed to sing, he always faced a court martial for disobeying orders but in the end everyone realised this was an amazing, heroic act, and a couple of months after that mission he was awarded the victoria cross by the king. fast forward 100 years, and we have attributed both blanche and commander agar in the form of this replica, i'mjoined by commander agar in the form of this replica, i'm joined by the boatman here who has helped build it, a bit below us, because the tide is going down. first of all, we know that it has a few more bits like a modern engine and modern safety kit but otherwise, how close is it to that replica of blanche that we have just seen? replica of blanche that we have 'ust seen? . . replica of blanche that we have 'ust seen? . , ,. replica of blanche that we have 'ust seen? ,, , , .,, ., seen? she is

they were confronted by the antics of those traitors and philip augustus of france been there to witness he would certainly have described the hecklers as contumacious vassals. anyway, to discuss this further, i'm delighted to joined by matt delighted to be joined by matt turnbull, the campaign strategist republic . matt, strategist at republic. matt, first of all, thank you very much for coming in. i think you view yourself as voracious on the bridge bravely coming in. i don't know who had who who had the tougher job, the 20 don't know who had who who had the tougherjob, the 20 mile an the tougher job, the 20 mile an hour speed limits are good or me against the national but against the national anthem. but on anthem , if on the national anthem, if you've a monarchy and we can you've got a monarchy and we can come on to that, isn't it perfectly reasonable that your national should national anthem should be god save the king? >> i don't know. i mean, on that on that basis, i it's on that basis, i think it's i think you're right. you take the you take a priori that we you take the a priori

thinking about this dunng i've been thinking about this during the break and my favourites the emperor augustusight, that he has to be very tough to take over, but then in famously he found rome of brick and made it of marble. he was a great builder and bring it together and use such brutal and didn't use such brutal methods. he'd got power. methods. once he'd got power. that be a suitable subject that might be a suitable subject for a monologue. at some point. anyway, was only last week anyway, it was only last week that the financial secretary of the treasury, victoria atkins, rather audaciously , urged the rather audaciously, urged the pubuc rather audaciously, urged the public burden , not to public not to burden, not to burden poor old hmrc staff with telephone calls about what she called simple tasks as it emerged that 10 million telephone calls go unanswered every year. it was a somewhat bizarre request from a public servant telling the public whom she is supposed to serve, not to bother public servants who bother other public servants who are to up to work. are too lazy to turn up to wo

they were confronted by the antics of those traitors and philip augustus of france been there to witnessuld certainly have described the hecklers as contumacious vassals. anyway, to discuss this further, i'm delighted to joined by matt delighted to be joined by matt turnbull, the campaign strategist republic . matt, strategist at republic. matt, first of all, thank you very much for coming in. i think you view yourself as voracious on the bridge bravely coming in. i don't know who had who who had the tougher job, the 20 don't know who had who who had the tougherjob, the 20 mile an the tougher job, the 20 mile an hour speed limits are good or me against the national but against the national anthem. but on anthem , if on the national anthem, if you've a monarchy and we can you've got a monarchy and we can come on to that, isn't it perfectly reasonable that your national should national anthem should be god save the king? >> i don't know. i mean, on that on that basis, i it's on that basis, i think it's i think you're right. you take the you take the priori that we you take the a priori tha

. >> augustus caesar. >> augustus caesar. >> apparently pompeii. compare. pompeii.rible is so he he is a non—exec. which means that you earn lots of money for going to meetings of somewhere that got a contract . somewhere that got a contract. and i think it is about being seen to be above. but what's also is that there are hundreds of millions of pounds that haven't been spent on refurbishing schools . i mean, refurbishing schools. i mean, you just think, what is this government been doing? i mean, we all know i mean, it is everybody agrees that schools . everybody agrees that schools. is not just crumbling concrete , is not just crumbling concrete, by the way. i mean, the reason bridget asked a 156 times about what was going wrong with with with with with with with schools was because so there danger in a lot of ways they're falling apart and you have 720 million that isn't being used. nobody seems to care maybe because it's kids and they think well they haven't got voices, who cares? >> well, i mean, you know, you have the great thing is that when they they got so

on the shore at fort augustus abbey in the late 1970s. she saw it . she the late 1970s. she saw it.er account japanese and german television companies . i saw a crocodile with scaly skin. now put up this photo again of our lovely photographer, che kelly. is that not a crocodile with scaly skin? it's exactly the same for those listening on the radio. >> it's a couple of rocks in the water. it's not a monster. it's not real. it's exactly the same. it's a waste of time. it's it's a silly season story . we may be a silly season story. we may be in the 1st of september, but this is still an august story. >> i'm telling you it all. it's all coming together now. you're going get video evidence all coming together now. you're goinyou'llet video evidence all coming together now. you're goinyou'll be video evidence all coming together now. you're goinyou'll be on. video evidence and you'll be on. >> a feeling inbox >> i have a feeling the inbox will on my side. i think gb will be on my side. i think gb news viewers and listeners are rational to the core and don't believe at the bottom believe