but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of theocaust. >> 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 foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". york. this is bbc world news america

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of thest. >> [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 corruption levels against some government ministers. it has led to president zelenskyy removing ministers and officials in the biggest reshuffle since the conflict started. our correspondent reports on what has been described as th

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of the still bears her prisoner number, and she worries 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. 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 wr

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of thebert still bears her prisoner number, and she worries 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 occas

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of theworries 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. 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 mon

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of theworries 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. 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 pocket

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of thet 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. 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

poland refused to do so, the reason was the war against ukraine, explained the director of the auschwitz museumrytsivinsky, he said that after it attacked ukraine, russia will need to conduct a long and deep self-analysis in order to return to the meetings of the civilized world, on the other hand, in auschwitz itself, and today, on the 78th anniversary of its liberation, traditional celebrations are planned there to honor the memory of all jews and romani who were persecuted by nazi germany under during the second world war in poland, the european union's energy hub became operational to help ukraine, it was opened by the european commissioners for crisis management jana slynar e.e. lanchar lenarchych i apologize and the prime minister of poland meteo shmurivecki the hub will serve as a logistics center for providing emergency energy assistance to ukraine it will allow international partners and the private sector to direct aid, while the european union will fully finance its transportation, the energy hub will also be used for delivery to ukraine generators for this, the eu has allocated 114

but the director of the auschwitz museum likened russia's aggression in ukraine to the horrors of thethe 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. 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 o

did not invite the russian delegation, but also refused to let visitors into that part of the auschwitz museumition, created with funds from our country was excluded from the program laying flowers at cemeteries where 200 soviet soldiers and officers who died during the liberation of the concentration camp are buried, but from the memory of former prisoners. don't erase knowledge. that, thanks to whom they became free remembers, israel remembers russia remembers. all who care about historical honesty, the most terrible crimes in the history of mankind, the holocaust and the blockade until recently, thinking about this , people who did not make those times were amazed. and how did this become possible, because this is savagery, madness, the middle ages now, when the events of the 20th century echo with the current century, it becomes clear that perhaps it is important to prevent everything at all, and therefore it is necessary to remember salemazarev sergey pashkov alexey satyrin dmitry lukashevich panchena and valery golikov vesti nedeli. this is news of the week next in the program. what does

refused to do so, the reason for the war against ukraine was explained by the director of the auschwitz museum, petro tsyvinskyi. he said after russia attacked on ukraine, she will need to conduct a long and deep introspection in order to return to the meeting of the civilized world, instead, in the very heart of osceum today, on the 78th anniversary of its liberation, traditional celebrations are planned there to honor the memory of all jews and roma persecuted by nazi germany during the second world war. poland will send 60 solid tanks to ukraine along with the previously announced 14 leopard 2 tanks. this was announced by the head of the polish government, meteo shmurowiecki, he emphasized that modern tanks are now very important for ukraine, and poland is now taking further steps to have various countries join the international coalition regarding the transfer of polish leopards to ukraine the army is on the run and until the situation with light in odesa oblast due to yesterday's shelling and the destruction of infrastructure, emergency power outages continue and stabilization shutdowns c

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history in a new way will lead to nothing after the closing of its exposition in auschwitz, birkin near the victory museumnched the online project auschwitz pravda. in 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

john: for the auschwitz museum director, piotr cywinski, the comparison was clear.lar sick megalomania, similar lust for power, and similar-sounding myths about uniqueness, greatness, primacy... only written in russian. john: on a day to mark past mass sufferings, growing concerns about what's happening now. despite the pledge to never forget, never again, there are signs that americans' knowledge of the holocaust may be wanting. a new survey for the american jewish committee found that only 26 percent of those questioned could correctly answer four questions about the magnitude of the holocaust and its origins. only 53% of those over 18 could correctly answer that about 6 million jews were killed. and 34% said hitler came to por by violently overthrowing the german government. in fact, he was democratically elected -- an answer only 39% were able to give. holly huffnagle is the american jewish committee's u.s. director for combating anti-semitism. she previously was a state department policy advisor on the issue. holly, what do you take away, war what to those numb

this means that the director of the auschwitz museum in poland, piotr tsivinsky, said that due to thehe participating countries of the ceremony dedicated to the seventy-eighth anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz, the soviet troops will take place on january 27. i just want to remind you , just in case, what exactly is the day of the liberation of auschwitz. he became so to speak on world holocaust remembrance 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 escala

[speaking foreign language] >> for the auschwitz museum -- the comparison was clear.eign language] >> similar sick lust for power and similar sounding myths about uniqueness, greatness, supremacy only written in russia. >> on a day to mark pass -- past mass suffering growing concerns about what is happening now. despite the pledge to never forget, never again. there are signs that americans knowledge about the holocaust may be waning. a survey from the american jewish committee found only 20 -- 20 6% of americans can correctly answer four questions about the magnitude of the holocaust and its origins. and about 6 million jews were killed -- 34% say that hitler's came to power by overthrowing the german government. but he was democratically elected. and only 39% were aware of that. the american jewish committee's director for antisemitism is with us. what do you take away, what do the numbers in the -- in your survey tell you? >> if you take a step back, it tells you why we ask the questions. the american jewish committee has been doing studies on american jews and the

a somber ceremony took place today at the auschwitz museum and memorial in poland. visitors and holocaust survivors paid tribute to the genocide victims of world war two more than 1.1 million people, most of them jews, died in gas chambers at the german death camp. the camp was liberated by soviet troops 78 years ago today. more witnesses take the stand in the double murder trial of former attorney alex murdoch. i'm jonathan, syrian atlanta have details coming up. plus an artificial intelligence program is gaining popularity for its ability to generate lessons for students. but the technology does have some flaws that have educators concerned for their [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's f

international holocaust remembrance day to commemorate auschwitz prisoners and their liberators red army soldiers every year on january 27 to read in the museumschwitz 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 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

did not invite the russian delegation, but also refused to let visitors into that part of the auschwitz museumense of our country is located, they excluded from the program the laying of flowers at the cemeteries where 200 soviet soldiers and officers who died during the liberation of the concentration camp are buried, but from memory former prisoners. don't erase knowledge. that, thanks to whom they became free remembers, israel remembers russia remembers. all who care about historical honesty, the most terrible crimes in the history of mankind, the holocaust and the blockade until recently, thinking about this , people who did not make those times were amazed. and how did this become, perhaps, because this is savagery, madness, the middle ages now, when the events of the 20th century echo the current century , it becomes clear that perhaps, perhaps, it is important to prevent everything at all, and therefore you need to remember sergey pashkov aleksey satyrin dmitry lukashevich panchena and valeria golikov this is news of the week next in the program. what does the word of god mean at the fr

has refused to give the floor to representatives of our country, the russian exposition in the auschwitz museumriginal message on the anniversary of the liberation of the nazi german death camp auschwitz let's remember that putin is building new camps to the east of us solidarity and consistent support for ukraine are effective ways to ensure that history does not repeat the full circle this year in berlin , instead, the bundestags honored the memory of gay people who died at the hands of the nazis, a representative of the german parliament. opens the meeting stated that shocked by the fact that ukrainian holocaust survivors today became victims of russian aggression, at the close of the event , the star of the german cabaret artist, transvestite georgette, performed. the west has been engaged in historical revisionism for more than a year . after the scandal , the editors of the magazine said that they simply made a mistake and quickly corrected the post . anne frank, it stated that the photographs of the liberation of auschwitz by soviet soldiers, when the soldiers arrived , they did not have

will lead to 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

of victory was closed, but the museum launched its online project auschwitz true. 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 return russian athletes to competitions in the international arena in a statement from the international olympic committee states that for this, athletes will need to fulfill a number of conditions, including , for example, full compliance with the olympic charter. we are also talking about the fact that quote athletes will participate in tournaments in a neutral status and will not represent their state or any other organization in their country. also, in the statement, he could say that no athlete should be imprisoned to participate in competitions only because of his passport. decision for each athlete. may be taken separately. and this is how they reacted to yester

museum. 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

now, on this day 70 years ago, soviet forces liberated the nazi death camps. auschwitz now operates as a museum, were james to ensure the atrocities that happened. there are never forgotten. now that work is being supported by virtual reality technology. a virtual reality with a powerful message. these moviegoers in central jerusalem being taken on a confronting journey, the brainchild and 3 young is raining filmmakers who felt this new technology will help keep the past from slipping away. the 1st thing we said is, let's take this technology and bring this emotional, super powerful experience to so many people who cannot go. we understood that with this technology. we can read, you know, put life in, hit enter, history. ah, the history of ash with burke anal, for example, as seen in one of things, headsets for years now in israel, a concern has been growing how to maintain awareness of the holocaust as its last survivors disappeared. sarah and shlomo hardly needed a reminder. they escape and not the extermination plan is children. you know the quote of do we watched it? we couldn't sleep that

the monuments of auschwitz to their liberators by the soldiers of the red army are honored every year on january 27 in the museum 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 of ideas was precisely how

auschwitz. it now operates as a museum with james to ensure the atrocities of the holocaust are never forgotten. a group of filmmakers are using virtual reality technology to support that work. a virtual reality with a powerful message. these moviegoers in central jerusalem a being taken on a confronting journey. the brain child of 3 young is raining filmmakers who felt this new technology will help keep the past from slipping away . the 1st thing we said is, let's take this technology and bring this emotional, super powerful experience to so many people who cannot go. we understood that with this technology. we can re, you know, put life in, hit enter, history, the history of our 5th birth canal, for example. as seen in one of these head sits for years now, in israel, a concern has been growing how to maintain awareness of the holocaust as its last survivors disappear. sarah and shlomo hardly needed a reminder. they escaped the not the extermination plan as children. with quote this after we watched it, we couldn't sleep that night after we saw it all the emotions flooded in to see what we were

museum. we are in the only synagogue left in the town and by auschwitz. this is where men pray.the women's section historically ort box. it is an exhibition space. >> everything changed when the war started so september 3rd, 1939, the germans invaded and one of the first acts or decisions they made was the burning of the great synagogue and of course the whole array of anti-jewish laws gradually introduced. beginning of 1941 almost all of the jewish community was expelled. so this town really became of course a town with no jewish people. >> from the free ghettos, people deported to the concentration camp where a small number of them would be admitted into the camps as prisoners but the majority had been murdered upon arrival at the suburb of the hometown. >> nonjewish inhabitants knew what was happening. a lot of their relatives victims of the camp. high level of terrorization of the nazis. people afraid constantly but they could see the smoke in the outskirts of the town. they heard stories and saw prisoners marching through the town. there were others who could have stopped i

invite the russian delegation, but they also refused to let visitors into that part of the museum in auschwitz 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 patriotic war representatives of public organizations diplomats deputies of the israeli parliament of the knesset on this day, when two important dates are remembered and the breakthrough of the leningrad blockade in the forty-fourth year and the liberation of the nazi death camp auschwitz in january forty-fifth, here in the center of jerusalem , literally everyone among our compatriots who repatriated to is

museum dedicated to the exhibition. and today is holocaust remembrance day, 78 years ago , the red army soldiers liberated the prisoners of the nazi auschwitzration camp on the territory of poland the largest factory of death of people tortured killed in gas chambers burned alive according to the documents of the nuremberg trials , 2,800,000 people died in the concentration camp. most jews. in total, during the war years , 6 million jews became victims of the genocide. in moscow, the mourning event is held at the jewish museum and the memorial tolerance center. flowers were laid, then a concert was held in memory of the dead and a commemorative prayer. the feat of the red army soldiers who liberated auschwitz should not be forgotten about this today vladimir putin reiterated 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

celebrations dedicated to the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp this was reported by the spokesman of the state museumth the same bardzel added that such a decision was made in connection with the full-scale invasion of the russian federation into ukraine , the main anniversary ceremony will begin today, i will remind you, on the occasion of the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust, which is celebrated on january 27. it was on this day that the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated , in which, according to various estimates, from one and a half to 4 million people died. one of the initiators of the establishment of this date was ukraine. countries, the first international holocaust remembrance day was celebrated around the world in 2006, during the second world war , more than six million jews were victims of the mass extermination of the holocaust in ukraine, about 1.5 million jews on this so far, the next selection of news in less than an hour. well, then the company marathon will be continued together again. my colleagues tetyana goncharova and nazar long, tanya naz

dedicated to the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp this was announced by the state spokesman the bartosh-bartisali museumnd added that such a decision was made in connection with the full-scale invasion of the russian federation into ukraine, the main anniversary ceremony will begin today at noon , it is held on the occasion of the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust, which is celebrated on january 27. it was on this day that the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated. for the first time, the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust was celebrated around the world in 2006 , during the second world war , more than six million people became victims of the holocaust in ukraine about 1.5 million jews, this was the main news for the moment, the next issue is in less than an hour. well, next, i will continue the company marathon together. my colleagues tetyana goncharova and nazar long, friends , have a word with you again. works for you until six in the morning live, so stay with us, your future is in your hands, protect your donetsk, the city of my fir

today, on the day of the liberation of auschwitz, mourning events in memory of the victims of the holocaust were held in moscow in the jewish museumnd candles were lit in the tolerance center at the monument to the heroes of the resistance in the nazi camps they carry flowers, 78 years ago, soviet troops liberated the prisoners death camps on the territory of poland on how the memory of the tragedy and exploits are kept today dmitry candlelight ceremony in memory of those who died during the catastrophe, as jews around the world call the tragedy of the holocaust during the great patriotic war, however, the country did not even invite so many lives and forces that gave in the fight against world fascism on the seventy-eighth anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. this this is not the first time, unfortunately, that when russia is not invited, and for us this is a humiliation for sure, because we know and remember the role of the red army very well. in the release of flowers to the monument to the heroes of the resistance in concentration camps and the ghetton on january 45 , the troops of the first ukrai

auschwitz concentration camp. this was announced by the spokesman of the bartosz-bartisel state museum and added that such a decision ukraine . the main anniversary ceremony will begin today at noon. the number of victims of the holocaust is determined on january 27. it was on this day that the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated, in which , according to various estimates, from one and a half to four million people died, one of the initiators the establishment of this date was ukraine , more than 90 countries became co-authors, for the first time the international day of remembrance for the victims of the holocaust was determined in 2006, during the second world war, and more than six million people became victims of the holocaust in ukraine, about 1.5 million jews these were the main news for the moment . i say goodbye to you until our next meeting . take care of yourself and your family. well, the company marathon is the only news. and it continues again. my colleagues tetyana goncharova and nazar drova, friends, broadcast again, your national marathon is the only news, it does not stop, it is a 24-hour bro

dedicated to the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp this was announced by the spokesman of the bartosh-bartisel state museumnd added that such a decision was made in connection with the full-scale invasion of ukraine into ukraine , the main anniversary ceremony will begin today at noon, it is being held on the occasion of the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust, which is celebrated on january 27. it was on this day that the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated. according to various estimates, from one and a half to 4 million people died. for the first time, 90 countries celebrated the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust around the world in 2006, during the second world war , more than six million people became victims of the mass extermination of jews; in ukraine, about 1.5 million jews, this was the main news for the moment, the next issue will be in less than an hour. well, next, i will continue the company marathon together . my colleagues tetyana goncharova and nazar are long friends. your broadcast is again. we congratulate all our viewers

a bright day in the museum, yanka kupala, the world today remembers the victims of the holocaust on january 27, forty-fifth soviet troops liberated the concentration camp, auschwitz, 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 t

mourning event taking place on the day of the liberation of auschwitz by soviet troops in moscow , memorial candles were lit in the jewish museumand the tolerance center, and most importantly, the rabbi of russia takes lazars. president of the federation of jewish communities of our country, rabbi alexander boroda. they also laid flowers at the monument to the heroes of the resistance in the nazi camps and the ghetto, according to lazar, it is important not to let such a tragedy as the holocaust be forgotten the holocaust is getting smaller and smaller and we know there are people who want to prescribe history. they say that there was no holocaust at all, including that of a secular organization. in fact, the most important upbringing of our children now is to tell what happened not so long ago, it’s only 80 years ago, if we don’t talk about it now, unfortunately, in 20-30 years it will be completely forgotten. the fact that he forgets the lessons in history leads to the repetition of terrible tragedies, vladimir putin said in a telegram to the organizers of the events, representatives of our country did not invite the represen

anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp will take place without representatives of russia this was reported by the spokesman of the state museuml, such a decision was made in connection with the attack of the russian federation on free and independent ukraine. the main anniversary ceremony will begin at noon on friday. on this very day of january , the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated, in which, according to various estimates , between one and a half to four million people died. one of the initiators of the establishment of this date was ukraine. more than 90 co-authors became countries of the world the first international day of remembrance for the victims of the holocaust was celebrated around the world in 2006 during the second world war more than six million people became victims of the mass extermination of jews in ukraine about 1.5 million jews this was the main news on chumit next issue less than in an hour well, then the ua company marathon will continue together my colleagues tetyana goncharova and nazar are your friends, now the air is yours andriy, we are taking the air, the air will be saturated despite t

in the auschwitzbergenau museum, during these commemorative events, except for the russian ambassador , no one mentions a word about who is special. the auschwitz camp was waiting, who stopped the nazi death machine? who saved? here are these surviving prisoners, than they themselves about those former prisoners of recent times do not remember this, they talk at these memorial ceremonies about the torments they endured, but not about those who stopped their suffering and saved their lives, following the political correctness accepted in the west. so to speak, do not hurt the feelings of those who are standing in the throat, uh our victory. and now our state is refraining from even remembering who is responsible for the victory over fascism this year, russian diplomats were not invited to speak at a commemorative ceremony , such a decision was made by the museum directorate, 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 j

museum. and at the time of these commemorative events, except for the russian ambassador, no one mentions in a word about who freed them. and the auschwitzho stopped hitler's death machine? who saved? these are 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 aft

child when i was 16 and went to auschwitz myself and the fact that i was surrounded by two survivors from holocaust, that it wasn't just going into , you know, a museum know, a museum or , a life evidence for horrible or, a life evidence for horrible things that happened there. but it was actually listening to a that experienced life in auschwitz and telling so difficult for people to go back . very, very difficult. but but i think it was a necessity for us as young israelis being confident about the jewish state and to understand how world could have been if israel would have existed 78 years ago, if they had refuge to have their own jewish homeland. and i it's important today, especially with modern antisemitism. so some people till today feel not safe when they go, let's say, to british campuses, some jewish kids , they give a testimony that kids, they give a testimony that they don't feel comfortable . so they don't feel comfortable. so unfortunately , were over 2000 unfortunately, were over 2000 incidents of antisemitism in the streets of the uk all around the country and can see even physical violence , not just physical violence, not just expr

auschwitz. >> separation was like ten seconds, and i suddenly realized something very terrible happened to our family. >> reporter: tonight, irene tells us she is still volunteering at the u.s. holocaust memorial museumorget. >> hopefully children, students would understand that we're all the same human beings. same kind of feelings. we can live in peace by recognizing each other's humanity. >> reporter: michael bornstein was just 4, one 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. >> reporter: her son was alive. >> yes. >> reporter: tonight, michael tells us he remains dedicated to sharing this story with the younger generation. >> we need to be kind. we need to stand up and hopefully minimize some of the hatred. >> reporter: claire heymann was 18. >> i had a lot of willpower. i said, we have to survive to tell the world what's going on. >> reporter: now 98, a mother of three, grandmother of six, a great grandmother, too. claire sending us this message tonight. >> people should love each other and take care of themselves. >> reporter: and of course, we remember lois flamholz.

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 museumwe 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 the minimum. some of the hatred clear. hyman was 18. i had a lot of willpower. i said, we have to survive to tell the world what's going on now. 98 a mother of three grandmother of six great grandmother to player said this message tonight. your shot take care of him. don't tell. and of course we remember lois flam holes 95 proud of the family she built after surviving three children. five grandchildren. more than a dozen great grandchildren and we

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auschwitz has been set. he as the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust, the memorial, austering their liberators of the red army soldiers every year on january 27 , honors the aushiwiec-birkinao museum on the site of the former nazi death camp in poland . i remind you that all attempts by the west to rewrite history will lead to nothing. in may 22, wow sweden under a far-fetched pretext , the exposition of the russian museum of victory was closed, but the museum launched his online project arensom, really. now sports news alexander abramov joins me sash good morning andrey rublev has been eliminated from the australian open the international olympic committee is ready to return russian athletes to competitions on the international arena , the international olympic committee said in a statement that in order to do this, athletes will need fulfill a number of conditions, including, for example, full compliance with the olympic charter. we are also talking about the fact that athletes will participate in tournaments in a neutral status and will not represent their state or any other organization in the country. also, the statement could say that no athlete should be banned from partici

commemorative event in the museum, and even from bergenau , the time of these commemorative events, except for the russian ambassador, no one mentions a word about who was. 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

be invited to the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz by soviet troops because of the war in ukraine, said the director of the museum lead in poland, piotr tsivinsky idiots from his daughter. it's a nazi disgusting dump. he doesn't even speak russian. they know that in russian in ukraine. in addition, as someone writes, he drinks, lisevsky was taken from the heart . soldiers of the first ukrainian front in ukraine . here are the idiots who write this illiterate cretin history and do not even understand the words. actually, it's happening in the west right now, very curious. look, yesterday they began to scare us with tanks, well, we were not very scared today, but he says, but we are ready for negotiations with russia no, we are ready for negotiations. we have no one with whom and nothing to negotiate with the european american nazis, we do not and cannot have negotiations. want to supply tanks yes, clearly. what are you doing? you have been preparing for this war for a long time. you gradually accustomed russia to the fact that you will supply ever new types of offensive weapons. he believes that in this way you wi

events are held at the jewish museum and the center for tolerance, memorials laid flowers, and then a concert was held in memory of the dead. the ceremony today in auschwitz the red army soldiers should not be forgotten attempts to rewrite the history of the unacceptable , vladimir putin reiterated this today in an address to participants in events dedicated to the day of remembrance of the victims single. then, in 1945, the barbaric plan of the nazis was put to an end, first of all , 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 the justification of the crimes of nazism opens the way for the revival of its deadly ideology. forgetting the lessons of history leads to the repetition of terrible tragedies, evidence of this is those crimes against civilians ethnic cleansing, punitive actions organized by neo-nazis in ukraine against this evil, our soldiers are now fighting courageously shoulder to shoulder. 16 nato-caliber shells