auschwitz was liberated and the point was a timid attempt to take a step further to suggest that auschwitz was liberated by the ukrainians, hypotheses, flashed, the former minister of foreign affairs of poland once again and krakow and auschwitz were liberated by the first ukrainian army under the command of marshal ivan konev naturally decided the polish minister and the liberators were ukrainians. ukrainian front ukrainians. yeah, then, of course, uh, they ridiculed not only here, but also in poland, they say a man is a historian by education, and he has no idea what, in fact, we have fronts. uh were not named according to the principle of formation. and on the territory in which they operated, otherwise on our karelian front, the karelians would have fought it in the baltic states, but not everyone can look at historical blindness, like the polish minister and the polish government his polish cinema, if he considers any words spoken on behalf of russia to be kremlin propaganda, russians are beyond the river. i only have to wait a few weeks for you, there are references in the film by th

here we see you as an inmate off auschwitz, elena 1943. that is inside campus. i know you are 31 years old. in my intellect, at least english, you were the red triangle of political prisoners from now on a clear advantage because it is an open secret that inmates wearing the pink triangle are at the bottom of the hierarchy both for the guards and fellow prisoners. they jamante gallagher, dan from just before he was executed in 1947, rudolph huss. the former camp commander of auschwitz, writes in his journal about inmates wearing the pink triangle. but he hasn't had with them. even the hardest labor or the strictest control were of no avail, as even get them as they could not or did not want to refrain from their vice. they knew that they would never be free. these are this most effective mental pressure, accelerated the physical decline in these usually frail characters come that soon. if this was accompanied by the loss of the friend due to the sickness or even death, you could predict their exit as easily of what the friend meant. everything to these character

you are very respectful professor clawback of student auschwitz. i'm come when i arrived at ashley, the commandant was not even 30 years old school in a black uniform and kept go on there was sure he was looking for women packed up the phone else grizzled. bish shopped, doesn't it? i didn't realize it at the time. i meant above me, but my husband said he'd never see me again or dish up cuz i told him to keep his chin up and could not give up permission. uh, he just shook his head. huh. no, no, no signal bonus, eat you. we didn't know where we were, have we had no idea what would happen to us as of if up be said what struck us was the terrible stench. not a single tree, not a single bird complete silence. so lucille school play and today. so we all got a number on our arms. no. and from then we were only numbers. and then we were put in the testing blocks. we had a man, the low on my to my curry should look his lot tens. main purpose was a secondary genocide, or in other words, killing the on born at me showed long or lot kick the show there would b

we're live from the auschwitz concentration camp. shots of auschwitz and the barbed wire fence.er a million human beings in auschwitz. one person who attended the memorial ceremonies this morning was douglas emhoff. he is the just a second gentleman of the united states and the first jewish spouse of an american president or vice president. when i spoke to doug just a few moments ago -- doug, it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> we've already shown pictures of you walking around the camp. you went to a memorial service. can you even put into words what this day means? >> you know, i'm really sill processing it. we just left and came right here, and it really is hard to talk about it right now. it's very emotional. we were there a long time. and, you know, it's, like, what did i see? and you see where people were murdered, a million people were murdered there in cold blood. >> right. >> because of anti-semitism. and it's the little things, though. >> right. >> they have displays of children's shoes. they have the glasses that they took off of the bodies. they have women's hair

, birkin near the victory museum launched the online project auschwitz pravda.addition, historical materials are regularly published on other resources . a strong fire is extinguishing at this moment in stavropol a workshop for the production of metal products is burning and thick clouds of smoke are visible at a distance of several kilometers, the fire spread quickly and sufficed for about 2,000 m². the ministry of emergency situations informs that there are no dead and injured, there are also more than 50 people at their disposal, 17 pieces of equipment. in vladivostok, due to abnormal frosts , the golden horn bay froze in order not to stop shipping. ice in the port is broken by tugboats. for each ship lay its water area. first, he cuts the ice field himself, and then with krosh's screws they steal it into small pieces, according to forecasts , it will get warmer in the coming days, but there will still be a lot of work for tugs and vladivostok report andrey kolesnikova this happens extremely rarely in vladivostok and the zolotoi rog bay froze over heavy frost

these blockades of leningrad dvorot, marshal konev was liberated from the largest nazi camp auschwitzinternational holocaust remembrance day in israel that honors the feat of the soviet people who destroyed nazism and saved european jews from complete annihilation. there is concrete on the stella. the inscription remember the living and the dead , death, who corrected the candle of memory. in the very center of jerusalem , vladimir putin and bibinin netanyahu were solemnly opened 3 years ago, the case when emotions could not hold back a monument to anyone - this is very fine. this will stay for a long time. hope for the ages. and you can open it in different ways. but how did you do it today? thank you for putin, the blockade is a personal matter on the nevsky piglet, the father fought in the besieged city , his mother almost died and died, his brother viktor, two years old , lies at the piskarevsky cemetery, and the president always visits this mass grave and lays flowers separately. this year , on the eve of holocaust remembrance day, putin received in the kremlin the chief rabbi of

unusually at auschwitz itself, no russians were invited to the commemoration. away, vladimir putin was using the day to repeat claims ethnic russians are being cleansed from ukraine by neo-nazis. but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of the holocaust. >> that was in auschwitz. >> lily still bears her prison number, and worries about the possibility dark days can return. >> i hope for the sake of humanity that humanity takes pride, we are nothing like that. >> bbc news. >> plenty more on our website and stories we are covering. get me on twitter if you would like. thank you for watching. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovlefoundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundati

the day of the liberation of auschwitz has been set.ernational day of remembrance for the victims of the holocaust, monuments, auschwitz, their liberators and soldiers of the red army every year on january 27 is honored in the museum, and after all, berkenau, it is located on the site of the former nazi death camp in poland, this year our diplomats were not invited to the event for the first time foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova said that all attempts by the west to rewrite history would lead nowhere. let me remind you in may 22 in auschwitz pod on a far-fetched pretext, the exposition of the russian museum of victory was closed, but the museum launched its online project auschwitz true. now sports news in the studio of alexander abramov sash good morning international olympic committee is ready to return russian athletes to the international arena tell us the details roman good morning. the statement could speak of a number of conditions that must be met by our athletes. so the international olympic committee is ready to re

online project auschwitz is true.dition, historical materials are regularly published on other resources. exactly one year ago, moscow demanded security guarantees from the us and its european allies, including a halt to nato's eastward expansion. otherwise, the russian view warned forced military-technical. in response to an armed escalation in washington , long before the start of a special military operation, large deliveries to ukraine were prepared in the state department. announced at the beginning of last year ekaterina shamayeva will tell the details of the set of ideas. this is how the american authorities characterized their response to russia to the demand for security guarantees instead of refusing to expand nato to the east , the open door policy , the west conditioned the dialogue on arms control with the withdrawal of russian troops, in particular from crimea, and the call for the return of military infrastructure of nato by the state of the ninety-seventh year was simply ignored, that is, from a full-f

well, now about auschwitz.ll, i also have something to say, i can't get past this, because these questions are very important. well, everyone here does not know this, i'll just say that on the 27th in the bundestag. the so-called hour of the holocaust has passed. this is a traditional such event the last time i was present there. russia, it was daniil granin, who was present there, told about what happened there, half an estag was crying there. but it seems to me now that they were not only crying, because they had to look into the camera with tearful eyes, because this time , as we know, it was a completely different action, in which there was no longer anyone who had a direct relationship. uh, to the liberation of auschwitz and in general to the holocaust, and now bernbass is the president of the bundestag. he is already the chairman of the bundestag, which actually leads the entire parliament. she is from party sucked democrats. she is in her opening speech. i won't give much. she says at first that it is, o

the auschwitz camp was waiting, who stopped the nazi death machine? who saved? these are the surviving prisoners, and they themselves don’t remember it those former prisoners of late, they talk at these memorial ceremonies about the torments they endured, but not about those who stopped their suffering and saved lives, following the accepted in the west political correctness. to say so do not hurt the feelings of those who are standing across their heads. ah, our victory. and our state now refrains even from remembering who we owe. this year , russian diplomats were not invited to speak. memory at the ceremony, such a decision was made by the directorate of the museum, and at swedebergenau. now this is being decided. at this level , and not at the level of the polish government, the russian press was also not invited, so that they would not ask stupid questions from their point of view, everything goes to such a wording on the part of poland on january 27, 1945. auschwitz was liberated and the end was put, there was a timid attempt to take a step further to sugg

unusually at auschwitz itself today, no russians were invited to the commemoration.y, vladimir putin was using the data repeat claims that ethnic russians are being cleansed from ukraine by neo-nazis. but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of the holocaust. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> that was [indiscernible] given in auschwitz. >> she still bears her prisoner number and worries about the possibility that dark days could return. >> i hope for the sake of humanity that humanity can survive and nothing like that happen again to anybody. michelle: in new zealand, two people have died as flooding has caused widespread damage in a weeklong state of emergency. many auckland flights have been canceled. researchers say an entire summer's worth of rain fell in hours and it will continue for the next few days. turning to ukraine, this week has see a significant increase in western military support, with the approval of the supply of war battle tanks, but ukrainians have also been digesting new allegations of corr

i did not take any of my lab assistance from conic suitor to the auschwitz camp. my secretary, ms. dia only went with once to see the atmosphere. i wanted her to see how attached to me, the women unblocked 10 were i also took my 3 year old daughter with me once. they had some love even paid the nazi's not to gas us. dr. cloud bags paid 50 phenix a day for his guinea pigs, but so trumpets ish finish. i'm cock prisoner fossil scanning inch, dds against? nope. all these operations were done with spinal anesthetic not general was, the women were not told what was happening was the possibilities they were suddenly numb as of paralyzed from the pelvis down route. they didn't know what was happening to the business office, or if it was reversible, but they were conscious. it must have been an immeasurable trauma or come a mason come it only to come pick my new home when if we were just young women and had no idea what a uterus, even wallace, and use of it when it even clar burgeson nurses couldn't explain it, up here because they didn't know either who volume it will go

that was my number, given in auschwitz.bout the possibility that dark days could return. i hope, for the sake of humanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. the actress sylvia syms, a star of stage and screen for six decades, has died at the age of 89. sylvia syms found fame in the 1950s in the war film "ice cold in alex", and continued to work across film, theatre and television — including in eastenders. sarah campbell looks back at her life. captain anson? ice cold in alex, the film that made sylvia syms' name, and launched a career that took her smoothly from young starlet to acclaimed character actress. what's happened? why have we stopped? nothing's happened. we've done 21 miles. she had already proved she could act in woman in a dressing gown, a gritty, mid �*50s portrait of a disintegrating marriage. which was the first time anyone had told the story about an ordinary working—class marriage going wrong. it had always been a problem of the middle cla

that was my number, given in auschwitz... about the possibility that dark days could return. i hope, for the sake of humanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. a quick reminder of our top story. at least seven people are reported to have been shot dead at a synagogue injerusalem. the incident happened at the city's neve yaakov neighbourhood at around eight p m local time. the police department called it a terrorist attack and that the attacker had been neutralised. the white house has said that president biden has directed his national security team to offer assistance to israeli counterparts. that's all from me for now, thanks for watching. hello. lots of settled weather to see out the week. that's how we'll start the weekend. settled conditions not as widespread by sunday, as we'll see in a moment. it's not wall—to—wall blue sky, even though most places are dry. just a few spots getting to see some occasional sunshine today. that will be the story as well

auschwitz.te in russia, that is , they refused to invite the liberators so that they could also bring a tribute in memory of the sacrifice. and, of course, this is very disturbing. if today, uh, the world won't understand what 's going on. the world celebrates the day of remembrance and victims, the date is timed to coincide with the liberation by soviet soldiers of auschwitz in poland there about one and a half million people died, the vast majority of them were jews of the holocaust. today, in russia, he also remembers the main events in moscow red roses are placed at the monument to the heroes of the resistance in ghettos and concentration camps, and according to the ancient tradition of the jewish people, small stones in the jewish museum of tolerance center recall the terrible period in the history of the 20th century, when 6 million innocent people were killed and tortured by the nazis people, only for the national identity of the chamber event there are almost no speeches, where every sec

we will always remember our journey back tova with the survivors, the children of auschwitz.iss was 13. she wore a scarf around her head, hoping to look older. she survived. this is our mother showed me the photos of the family she lost. there was also the image when she was separated from her mother after getting off that train and auschwitz separation was like in 10 seconds and i suddenly realized that something very terrible happened. to our family . irene tells us she is still volunteering at the u. s holocaust memorial museum because we cannot forget, hopefully. children. students would understand that. but all same. human beings and the same kind of feelings we can live. in peace by recognizing each other's humanity. michael bornstein was just 41 of the youngest to survive right there in the middle, telling me about the moment he reunited with his mother. months later, she never thought she would find me again. her son was alive. yes tonight, michael tells us remains dedicated to sharing this story with the younger generation. we need to be kind. we need to stand up and

well of the holocaust the fsb has published new documents at the completion of the nazis in the auschwitz concentration camp, such events take place on the eve of paralyzed roads, and the european part of russia again freezing rains, when they end, we will find out in the weather section. russian troops entered ugoldar and entrenched themselves on the outskirts of the city , the authorities of the dpr report this. according to the latest reports , serious battles are taking place in the southeast of the city . all details. at stanislav berdald they entered and entrenched themselves on the outskirts of ugledar. and our armed forces, thereby fetter them strength. ah, the enemy. our artillery is working on the enemy, who is trying to counterattack. well, here it is very important, as the advisers in rio say, the heads of the republic of the units pushed on not to attack head-on. and try to squeeze this settlement in a vise. well, there is also an advance in the avdeevka direction, meter by meter, our guys continue to move as well, shackling in the environment, this settlement is also happeni

of the holocaust remember january 27 on this day in 1945 the red army liberated the prisoners of auschwitzmember, first of all, it is to give memory to those victims who died without guilt, who, uh, were not any part of the warring party, and they were killed simply because they were jews. it was a genocide on a national basis. this is a terrible precedent throughout the history of the world, which is not may never again be repeated this year in russia, the descendants of those who saved the prisoners were not invited to poland, where they celebrate the day of the liberation of the crown of small ones without memory of distortions of historical facts, humanity even but remember that once in the twentieth century an entire people had to be destroyed 6 million were destroyed. simply because they were jews for their national origin and people should understand that this is madness. this monstrous madness was possible in real life. today in the jewish museum is the center of tolerance. famous diplomats, public figures, writers, representatives of different nationalities and confessions, a smal

he went to auschwitz and he was reporting from auschwitz and i want to compliment him because too often we don't allow the actual place where these things occurred, the venue, to be properly exposed to the public. i thank him for going there because he has inspired me to believe that this is a place that i have to add to my bucket list. i want to go and see for myself the facility that facilitated, with the hands of evil persons, the murder of millions of people. i want to see what actually happened in those facilities. actually see the facilities where these horrors occurred. 300 prison barracks, four bath houses in which prisoners were gassed. thousands of prisoners were also used for medical experiments. i have been to israel. it breaks your heart. for people, many of us, it is impossible to go there and not have tears well in your eyes. it is impossible to see the depictions of persons who were used as human guinea pigs, experimented on. it's impossible to see the horrors depicted and not leave feeling the sorrow and the hurt and the pain associated with knowing that human beings we

exactly in france and and auschwitz and ours released him.ys with a blue eye, simply because they are already lying as they breathe. and this nazism, in fact, it soaked all the pores there, then society. it was the german one he was running. almost all the technical staff was polish. almost all the guards were ukrainian and with a little. because they were ukrainian guards. and these are all those who, together with the nazis and the germans, were also correctly said by the germans, poles and jews, are also destroyed by the ukrainians, who destroyed all auschwitz and jews and not jews today. they mock their memory, moreover, they mock the memory of the soviet soldiers who freed and stopped this atrocity. the two crimes they do are appropriated. so in our sources they killed and appropriated it all, and now they still require additional compensation for this. the addition of germany paying those who served nazi germany all this against the backdrop of such an ostentatious, as if justice , some girl was caught, who was a girl of 17 years old, s

that was my number, given in auschwitz.umanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. the premier league's top two go head to head in the next hour — in the fourth round of the fa cup. manchester city host league leaders arsenal. gunners boss mikel arteta up against his mentor pep guardiola, at the etihad. arteta was guardiola's assistant at city before taking the arsenaljob in 2019... and is excited about his team's chances of competing, given their fine run of form so far. i always hoped that was going to be the case one day. and it's happening this season. obviously, that's not going to change any friendships, the moments that we have, how important he is in my life, how important he is in my profession. we are both willing to win and defend our clubs in the best possible way. and that's always been the case since day one. sean dyche looks set to be named as everton's new manager — a

red army soldiers every year on january 27 to read in the museum, auschwitz berkenau, it is locatedthe site of the former nazi death camp in poland this year, our diplomats were not invited to the event for the first time due to these official representatives of the ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova said that all attempts by the west to rewrite history in a new way will lead to nothing after the closing of their exposition in the now, the victory museum launched the auschwitz project online. in addition, historical materials are regularly published on other resources. exactly one year ago, moscow demanded security guarantees from the us and its european allies, including a halt to nato's eastward expansion. otherwise , the russian foreign ministry warned about a forced military-technical one. answer armed aggravation in washington, long before the start of a special military operation, large military supplies to ukraine were prepared in the state department. it was announced at the beginning of last year. ekaterina shamayeva will tell all the details. a set of ideas was de

that was my number, given in auschwitz.return. i hope, for the sake of humanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. the actress sylvia syms, a star of stage and screen for six decades, has died at the age of 89. she found fame in the 1950s in the war film ice cold in alex, and continued to work across film, theatre and television, portraying, among others, margaret thatcher and the queen mother and working into her 80s. billy loughnane is a name you probably aren't familiar with, but the horse—racing world is talking of no one else. he's won more than 20 races this year and added another one, his 23rd, this evening, making him the best flat jockey in britain — and he's still only 16. laura scott has been to meet him. he is too young to drive a car but 16—year—old billy loughnane doesn't need wheels. he rides racehorses at a0 mph and is taking the flat racing world by storm, with more than 20 winners this month alone. it is extraordinary. it has just kind of

auschwitz was one of the largest, but in general the complexity of such camps was at least 40,000 and the pedantic nazis killed in them every day by the thousands, rarely by the hundreds, so pavel gavrish himself describes the prisoner from the crown who managed to escape from it forty-fourth. one of the fans of the ss takes them in groups of 10-15 people. with single shots from a machine gun, these pages of history, no matter how pompous it may sound, are trying to rewrite the collective launch today. yes in the same germany is still a criminal punishment for holocaust denial, but this country is already providing support for nazism, which has dawned luxuriantly in ukraine, for the war with russia, that is, the very fact that this year they were not even invited to commemorative events in auschwitz or, in german, auschwitz, and it’s hard to disagree here with the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova , indeed. if we are to deceive the historical truth, and now the uncomfortable memory of the liberators, then completely, so that russian people do not

the feat of the red army soldiers who liberated auschwitz should not be forgotten about this today vladimireiterated in his address to the participants of the events dedicated to the day of remembrance of the victims of the single, then in 1945 the barbaric plan of the nazis was put to an end primarily by the soviet people, who defended the freedom and independence of the motherland and saved other jewish peoples from total annihilation and enslavement. we must clearly understand that any attempt to reconsider our country's contribution to the great victory. in fact, it means justifying the crimes of nazism opens the way to the revival of its deadly ideology. forgetting the lessons history leads to the repetition of terrible tragedies, evidence of this is those crimes against civilians, ethnic cleansing , punitive actions that neo-nazis organize in ukraine, it is with this evil that our soldiers are now courageously fighting shoulder to shoulder in the decisive role of soviet soldiers. liberation of prisoners of conc. nazism was spoken by the chief rabbi of our country, bellazar, at a cerem

and the auschwitz camp, who stopped hitler's death machine? who saved?re the surviving prisoners, which they themselves don’t remember about it, the former prisoners of late, speak at these memorial ceremonies about the torments they endured, but not about those who stopped their suffering and saved lives, following the accepted in the west . to so to speak, do not hurt the feelings of those who are standing across the mountain. ah, our victory. and our state now refrains even from remembering who we owe. victories over fascism this year, russian diplomats were not invited to speak at a commemorative ceremony , such a decision was made by the museum's management, and even a kind of savings. now this is being decided. at this level, and not at the level of the polish government , the russian press was also not invited, so that they would not ask any stupid questions from their point of view, everything is moving towards such a formulation with on the side of poland on january 27, 1945, the camp, and after all, it was liberated, and here the point is put ,

nothing after the closing of its exposition in auschetsbergenau, the victory museum launched the auschwitzine. in addition, historical materials are regularly published on other resources. gold becoming an increasingly attractive investment in 2022 , the demand for this precious metal has skyrocketed several times thanks to the abolition of vat on the purchase of how profitable it is to use bullion as an investment. will gold be able to replace the currency and how does it happen purchase procedure, see nikienkova's special report. the exposition of the museum of the central bank opened in 2005. here you can see thousands of exhibits and coins and banknotes and gold bars. on the tour, you can learn about the history of money in russia, including how the first silver coins appeared. how did the monetary reforms in the country and talk about the introduction of the so-called gold standard, that is, a system in which the main unit of calculation is a standardized amount of gold. today this precious metal in russia is in the context of western sanctions becoming an increasingly profitable inve

that was my number, given in auschwitz...turn. i hope, for the sake of humanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. don't forget there is plenty more on the website on all of our stories. you can also contact me on twitter. thanks for watching. hello. lots of settled weather to see out the week. that's how we'll start the weekend. settled conditions not as widespread by sunday, as we'll see in a moment. it's not wall—to—wall blue sky, even though most places are dry. just a few spots getting to see some occasional sunshine today. that will be the story as well for saturday, depending, really, on where you are in relation to this weatherfront, which is now bringing some outbreaks of rain through scotland and into the night into northern ireland, reaching the far north of england later in the night, though it is tending to weaken all the while. now, skies behind that clear in scotland. you may get a few pockets of frost, but it's not as cold or as frosty as it w

remember the victims of the siege of leningrad 79 years ago in 1945 , the red army liberated the auschwitz concentration camp , but europe is diligently erasing the role of our country in the victory over fascism. no one mentions these memorable events a word about who stopped the nazi death machine. the new recognition of the west extraworld of britain said that the normandy format to resolve the ukrainian crisis was just a front. by hitting positions, how it works in the zone of special operation self-propelled guns places with and. why are ukrainian militants so afraid of them? lions and tigers move to the moscow region, how the capital saves wild and exotic animals nikita korolenko will tell one of the most tragic and at the same time heroic pages in our history thanks to the unparalleled courage and steadfastness of the soviet people, the city did not surrender to the enemy, according to various sources, the besieged leningrad died from 600,000 to one and a half million people. much of the hunger is a commemorative event. today, the most ambitious, of course, are taking place all over

auschwitz in total in the holocaust died, 6 million peaceful jews. not spare, even babies. remember, first of all, it is to give a memory, to those victims who died without guilt, who, uh, were not any part of the belligerent, and they were killed simply because they were jews. it was a genocide on a national basis. this is a terrible precedent in the whole history of the world, which must never again memories repeat. about that tragedy - this is an attempt, but to increase the strength of the world this year, russia, the descendants of those who saved the prisoners of concentration camps were not invited to poland , grandfather celebrate the day of liberation from sventsim unheard of without memory of distortion of historical facts, humanity must remember that once in the 20th century a whole the people had to be destroyed was destroyed was 6 million. simply because they were jews for their national origin and people must understand that this is madness - this is monstrous madness. it turned out to be possible in real life iconic works were included

took them all through the skin from may 14 to july 6, 1944. 148 trains from hungary were sent to auschwitz . today there is not a single jew here, they were all destroyed during the holocaust. in memory of this tragedy , this monument to the victims of the german occupation was erected on freedom square in budapest. the symbol of germany is the black eagle reed over a defenseless angel, and personifying hungary, but were there angels in this story? according to nazar, four forty thousand hungarian jews were deported by the hungarian deportation organizers after the war, after the war they said that they did not know what awaited the jews in the camps. it is hard to imagine that the hungarian side did not understand. how will the deportation end? every day in the ovens, and about 12,000 jews were burned by the swiss from the hungarian prisoners of auschwitz, only a few survived ended up in a concentration camp with the last train in july 1944. she still considers her salvation a miracle and in the evening the germans lined up and the prisoners on the parade ground could take anyone and shoo

in the auschwitz extermination camp, soviet fighters and commanders saw the crematorium and gas chambersin which the nazis exterminated over 4 million. there can be no ideology, no assembly of people who put their life above other life. tragedy of the holocaust. uh, it is required for remembrance to give memory to the dead people that such a thing has never happened again. naum kleiman was not yet five, when the war and the tragedy and the jews became part of his own life. he managed to survive and forever retained the recognition of the soviet soldier who saved the world from nazism. all peoples took part in the victory over nazism and everyone helped each other, if it were not for this friendship of peoples , we would not have won, but a tragedy the holocaust is constantly told by the exposition in the jewish museum and the tolerance center on the stands of photographs of terrible figures. the nazis killed six million jews, at that time it was a third. of its jewish people, more than a million of them are children one of the most terrible pages of the genocide babi yar the tract close

the monuments of auschwitz to their liberators by the soldiers of the red army are honored every yeary 27 in the museum, and near schweitzbergenau it is located on the site of the former nazi death camp in poland this year our diplomats were not invited to the event for the first time, foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova said that all attempts by the west to rewrite history would lead to nothing. in may 22, sweden gave under a far-fetched pretext, the exposition of the russian victory museum was closed, but the museum launched its online project auschwitz pravda. exactly one year ago, russia demanded security guarantees from the us and its european allies, including a halt to nato's eastward expansion. otherwise, the russian foreign ministry warned of a forced military-technical. in response to the armed escalation in washington, long before the start of a special military operation, large military supplies were being prepared. ukraine in the state department. announced at the beginning of last year , ekaterina shamaeva tracked the preventive tactics of the white house. a set

the broadcast, so many of you responded at the time after our journey back with the children of auschwitz, the survivors. what they want you to hear tonight. >>> good evening. breaking news. police bodycam video released in memphis. the brutal police beating of tyre nichols. he was 29, a worker for fedex, a father, unarmed. five officers fired and now charged with the second-degree murder among other charges. tonight, tyre nichols' grieving parents are calling for peaceful protests. we have bleeped some of this because of what is said. here is the moment that nichols is initially pulled from the car. >> i didn't do anything. >> turn around. >> all right. all right. >> you don't do that. >> get on the ground. the five officers facing charges were members of a street crime unit called orpion, some arriving that night in unmarked cars. nichols is on the ground calling out for his mother. >> give me your hand. >> you want to get sprayed again? >> mom! mom! mom! mom! >> there are so many questions as to why he was pulled over. the police chief telling abc news that so far they have found no ev

petersburg auschwitz at the commemorative ceremony in honor of the liberation 20 former prisoners ofoncentration camp arrived today. people for whom imprisonment was the most terrible test of life remembered the years behind barbed wire for their saviors. red army soldiers although the polish organizers of the event did everything to erase any mention of the liberators. not only did they not invite the russian delegation, but they also refused to let visitors into that part of the museum in auschwitz where the exposition created at the expense of our country is located, they also excluded from the program the laying of flowers at the auschwitz cemetery, where 200 soviet soldiers and officers who died during the liberation of the concentration camp in 1945 were buried. nearly 3 million prisoners were killed in auschwitz . from the nazi regime sacredly kept in israel today on the day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust, mourning events are held throughout the country because of jerusalem, the report of the chief of our middle east bureau sergey pashkov veterans of the great

that was my number given in auschwitz. 10,572. they were born jewish. they are not human beings.to what she describes as a respectable middle classjewish family in hungary in 1923. when the germans invaded hungary, then our life changed from one second to the other. lily was put on a train to the nazi death camp, auschwitz—birkenau. it was 1944. lily was just 20. when we arrived, the families were divided, and that was terrible. i was taken there with my two younger sisters. the last time when i saw my mother, my younger brother and sister. more than 6 million people were killed in the holocaust. the vast majority were jews. lilly made a promise after the war that she would tell her story as a warning to the world. with the help of her great grandson, dov, she�*s become a tiktok sensation. some of the videos are pure joy. but in most she answers questions about the holocaust sent in from all over the world, from her 2 million followers. at auschwitz, in the morning they gave us black water to drink, and that is what they called breakfast. i never think that tiktok that i am a sta

, better known as auschwitz , several million people, one million 100,000, were killed in this camp near krakow during the war years. of these , 6,000 jews, of which belarusians in the territories occupied by nazi germany during the years of world war ii, about 6 million jews of belarus itself were destroyed during 3 years of occupation, about 800,000 people were killed jewish nationality. in 1941 alone, from july to december of 1941, ninety-one ghettos and the community of 1942 were destroyed . this is the largest number of destroyed guetta and communities, 153, 153 - this is true. here is an attempt to resolve the issue in accordance with the gang decisions, a in the forty-third year. these will remain the last ones and there will be 116 116. thus. as a result, we get 360 ghettos and communities that were liquidated during the years of german occupation. marathon of memory of the vitebsk region, that's enough educational institutions of the region and will be another reason to remember the heroic events of the great patriotic war, schoolchildren will visit iconic places, meet with vete

auschwitz killed about one and a half million people, the vast majority were jews remember in israelwho during the war years lived in the blockade details ears on the middle east bureau sergey pashkov on this day, holy wreaths are laid at the candle of memory among our compatriots who repatriated to israel in the nineties of the last century , thousands of soldiers and officers of the great patriotic war people who survived the nazi camps. the ghetto and, of course, those who call themselves blockaders, who live today in jerusalem, had a rapport, then 10 years old people want to walk along the street and fall from the city a lot on the street you walk, people cannot lie down stand up, and no one remains to lie like smokehouses of the blockade, israel survived by children, 872 terrible days and nights of the landed city. be sure to come on this day to the candle of memory, the monument to the blockade of leningrad installed. here, near the knesite building and the supreme court of israel in the most popular city park, when public veterans' organizations. just came with the idea of ​​c

survivors of the auschwitz _ of uganda. survivors of the auschwitz concentration . of uganda.. survivors of the - auschwitz concentration camp up in of the liberation. he toured the gas chambers in crematorium and relive their horrifying experiences. this is newsday on the bbc. our headlines. reports from california say police have found the body of the main suspect in saturday's mass shooting after they broke into a van. we meet the ukrainians returning to dangerous circumstances in towns close to the front line, despite heavy fighting nearby. there are calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the bbc chairman's role in a loan guarantee — worth several hundred thousand pounds — for borisjohnson while he was uk prime minister. richard sharp was in the final stages of the appointment process — and has said his only involvement was to connect people at the time. the sunday times newspaper reports that the loan facility was being finalised as sharp was being announced as the government's choice. our media editor katie razzall has the details. for two years, richard sharp has been t

although even before the liberation of auschwitz.intelligence smersh began collecting and testifying about the press administration of the death camp and about those who collaborated with the nazis new declassified documents from the fsb archive from the counterintelligence department of the first ukrainian front to the military council a letter with a detailed story attached to it by one of the prisoners who managed to escape and zavushvitsa senior lieutenant of the red army pavel gavrish internal order and discipline were maintained by senior barakov block and senior workers of the kapo teams appointed from germans or poles serving time for banditry, murder and robbery, taking the teams to the work of each kapo received the task of destroying a certain number, a total of 6 million forbidden victims. of the holocaust, more than a million falls on auschwitz; the cited document was already handed over to the emergency state commission to investigate the crimes of the nazis back in the forties. in hot pursuit, back in 1945 , people who

charges against him in november 1955 of conducting medical trials on numerous female prisoners in auschwitz. trials that lead to serious health consequences and even death. many victims could no longer be questioned. others were too ashamed to speak out. oh, the women who dare to testify was subjected to degrading procedures to medically verify their statements. german courts doubted their retorts. professor clawback had been a luminary in his field. club back is car law bag made medical history in reproduction, research, sri math, that fit very well with nazi ideology and politics, teacher 9, and that in able timble to perform these experiments. an o. schmidt's dig illegal height is a facade lists a few, and as hopefully he enjoyed significant advantages. had gained a lot of personal privileges for the price of becoming a criminal. some fo push outs of out and the shrug a born into it. i was born on january 7th, 1921, so on to the hospital and we were the 1st house in the street with the telephone until the 4th in the house of a because i was about to be born on while. and my father was a

i just want to remind you , just in case, what exactly is the day of the liberation of auschwitz.mbrance day, soviet troops liberated this death camp, where more than a million people died. not just died, they were destroyed purposefully and methodically. it’s interesting that auschwitz was guarded, you know, you’ll just be amazed at the ss division of the dead head, the very chevrons of which, quite calmly , under the ukrainian president , servicemen of the ukrainian armed forces appear and brow it. imagine how the world has changed, how everything has turned upside down, yes, and the question arises. i think everyone present. and how is it that we lowered the level of diplomatic relations with estonia? however, with poland, which is the main instigator of the current escalation of the conflict, which declared its readiness to supply fighter tanks and generally place military infrastructure on its territory. almost even nuclear weapons. they are already careful about this. they say that, in general, they are ready to move the territories of germany and american nuclear charges to

. >> on this day, 78 years ago, thousands of prisoners were set free from the auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp today. lawmakers say they want to make sure that the memories and stories of those holocaust survivors are not lost in generations to come. >> on the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp, new jersey republican congressman tom kean says we must remember the millions of prisoners who never made it out. we have to make sure that the children. >> our nation are being taught about the darkest times in our history, keen and a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced the holocaust education and antisemitism lessons or he'll act. >> the bill would require the department of education and the u.s. holocaust memorial museum to evaluate what's taught about that history in public elementary and secondary schools. basically it's an audit to understand what's going on so that we can address the issue. new jersey democrat josh gottheimer says the study would identify states and local educational agencies that don't require holocaust education and the qu

concentration _ my survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp _ my survivors of the auschwitz concentrationating the a0th anniversary of their liberation. they relived their horrifying experiences. this is newsday on the bbc. california has some of the toughest gun control laws in the united states and in the latest shooting, seven asian american farm workers were killed. a 67—year—old suspect has been arrested. so for long reports. the only known connection is that they may have worked together. this is a devastating tragedy for this community and the families touched by this unspeakable act of violence. it touched by this unspeakable act of violence. . , touched by this unspeakable act of violence. ., , ., ., , , violence. it was the fourth mass shootin: violence. it was the fourth mass shooting in _ violence. it was the fourth mass shooting in california _ violence. it was the fourth mass shooting in california in - violence. it was the fourth mass shooting in california in eight i shooting in california in eight days. another asian american, 72—year—old, is suspected of killing 11 peopl

survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp havel auschwitz concentration camp have been commemoratinghe gas chamber and crematorium and relive their horrifying experiences. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. 0ur headlines... police force their way into a white van linked to the suspect of a mass shooting in california, which left ten dead and a further ten injured. meanwhile the bbc chairman denies a conflict of interest over helping to arrange a loan guarantee facility for boris johnson new zealand's outgoing prime minister, jacinda adern, has handed over the leadership of the governing labour party to her successor, chris hipkins. at an emotional meeting in the capital, wellington, the party's mps unanimously endorsed mr hipkins, avoiding the need for a party leadership contest. mr hipkins faces a general election in october which polls indicate labour could struggle to win. depite that — he's in an upbeat mood. this is the biggest privilege and the biggest responsibility of my life. i am energised and excited by the challenge that lies ahead. new zealand is the

, better known as auschwitz . several million people were killed in it during the war years in belarus over 3 years of occupation. destroyed about 800,000 people of jewish nationality commemorative events are held throughout the country in vitebsk, prayers were heard at the monument at the place of execution of 10,000 jews. in tuloev according to various estimates. in the city during the years of occupation , from 16 to 20,000 representatives of jewish nationality were killed, it is symbolic that on this memorable day the title of righteous among the nations world, awarded a native of the iliozn district daria krasikova with an award from a chargé d'affaires. israel of belarus and mirkin was received by her grandson in february 1942, a resident of the village of dubrovka hid two jewish children from the invaders. with the sister of the brother of tamara and boris khatyanova, daria krasikova sheltered them despite the fear of becoming a victim, the executioners, saved until the end of their days, remembered the her

that was my number, given in auschwitz., for the sake of humanity, that humanity can survive where nothing like that happens again, to anybody. aleem maqbool, bbc news. there's more details of the top story, more analysis in the shooting on the bbc website on bbc news out, but from me and the rest of the team, thanks so much for watching. hello. the weekend is getting off to a relatively tranquil, sedate start in most places. it won't stay that way for all of us. something livelier heading to the north of the uk by sunday, but for saturday, largely dry with some sunshine, some quite large areas of cloud around as well. in fact, we've got this stripe of cloud pushing its way southwards out of northern ireland and southern scotland, down across northern england into the north midlands and parts of wales through the afternoon. and with, that there mayjust be the odd spot of drizzle. to the south of that, some early fog giving way to limited sunny spells and quite large areas of cloud. best of the sunshine for northern ireland