what are you most concerned about as far as austria is concerned? first and foremost is but austria and the entirety of europe having some serious economic problems is because of this situation. you know, there's been a record number bankruptcies among businesses. companies have become an sullivan unemployment rate has risen. many people have already lost their job, but it was based back. i've seen prices have been growing, and this is a huge number of people that many people common for the goods and services they have to be able to fill out if she gets well taken back, seen it. so europe is suffering to europe is involved in his process and he's actually destroying itself or losing his power because he's been losing a lot of production sites. but there's also another great danger to anybody. this regional conflict could set the whole world on the fire. if this risk is real, although many politician in the west don't seem to realize that missing now both a russian and german languages have lots of idioms about the value of good, mutually respectful,

and for a long time he hoped that that austria could survive even when austria became a fascist state. but it was a much, much different kind of fascism than the fascism next door. and and he and he was very reluctant to ban it also. the other part of it was that by this point, he's up there in years and he's had cancer of the forever. and had numerous operations. the result his famous cigar smoking never, never ending cigars, never had any. yeah, he said, i can't work and i can think unless i smoke. that's my cigars and if i can, i can't write. and he was always and thinking so he so he was really hoping he could live out the rest. he knew he would not live that much longer that he could he did not like idea of exile and he was very resistant to it. let me ask you then, andy, to broaden this a bit to discuss freud as a a as a --, as a historic --. jewish communities have a long standing of reacting to persecution. it's not the way you're walking. stick around. it's to keep your head down, endure. wait it will eventually blow over it always. does. the -- have been living in europe for

i had already quitted austria. ah, but the chancellor shouts immediately said no way that are that i have for colleague mister slid, gets on the sanction this there was, there was an outcry in germany. and so if you want, mister schroeder is to certain extent protected by his government. in austria, i called to the former president a fish and asked, can anybody please say stop, stop it, you know, it's not legal. what is going on? or what has she done that way? i mean, why, why destruction? nobody opened a mouse for me, nobody in austria. and this is what struck me most because i served my country, my whole life, not honors. i'm in his thyself as a diplomat and my twenties and searches i surfed also later on as a teacher, i always was a patriot. i always defended, was ready to defend my country. and everything that i had built up in my life in austria as a moral reputation is gone. oh my, my books, my trees i miss but otherwise honestly and this is maybe it was a very sad statement but i dont miss. i don't miss it b

what was it like for the austrians to fight the germans and austria, let's start with the fact that many austrians fought and on the side of the wehrmacht, this is understandable. that's why i say. here and these were people convinced that it was necessary to finish what they did not have time to finish in the thirty-fourth year, to end the phage, yes, to end fascism. it is clear that one of these agents of the ice axes was the austrian communist we already knew. herman keller party nickname kondrat who, as we remember, attracted dachas to intelligence commentators. true when transiting through england british intelligence officers. they saw in contrast, rather than a saboteur, but a party functionary. well, in 43 he was parachuted into his native austria where, unfortunately , he was quickly calculated by statuses. they mockingly photographed him in the attire of paratroopers, then tortured him to death with a tragic fate, but at least he, as he wanted, moved to the forefront of the struggle. and dh was waiting. as you know, i have now been in the ussr for 21 months all this time.

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in the eyes of austria.will never forget the central cover of one of the central austrian magazines with a portrait of orbán and the signature urbanista, but they are even women - what is neighboring austria in in principle, it is also not an enemy, was not an enemy of russia, which if it tried to somehow play such a neutral role. this is how it looks and it is very true. it seems to me that hungary loses a lot in terms of foreign policy and in terms of reputation. this is very important for europe, europe, in the context of support for ukraine, so i want to find out how much their trade is internal, it is their business, but how much they are capable of splitting this european unity, which i am sure is a dream mr. putin is in the kremlin no definitely no, that is, hungary will not be split in order to split european unity, it must be in the european mainstream. hungary is not in the european mainstream . it rests, you understand, where, where, that's why i don't want to condemn this country, and even more s

in austria, for many leftists, the path to marxism passed through russia.in the first world, many tens of thousands were captured and met in russia revolution. in general, all the natives of the entire communist movement of the aesthetes and austria, e . well, in their twenty-second year, when he was a student chemist, he joined the austrian komsomol, he had someone to get enough of revolutionary ideas from, let's remember the names of two austrian communists, who, which is very important for our today's story, then show up in london, let's start with a woman. all of myself such a mysterious bright edith sushitsky then we will help the englishman edith tuderhart male hermann keller party nickname kondrat about how he got to england talking about business now it is important for us that soon this mentor dacha went through the vein from the communist party of austria to moscow in the 28th year this new land. the soviet union opens ideas. brand new, the dynamo stadium is where it is reliably known that he went, including to watch the competitions of the first

then everything will be very good for you too. it was like that abdication, you understand, in austria, the national holiday is not independence day, it is for victory day, not the day of the end of the national socialist dictatorship, it is the day of the declaration of neutrality, that is why it is such a very convenient position and, unfortunately, it is sometimes a little too much for us, and we think it is fair sometimes a hypocrite because well, what kind of neutrality if austria among the top ten suppliers acquired military equipment for russia, then it's a little like that, it appears love, but about the wedding well, what was there, absolutely this minister is certainly a strange person who was not accepted. by the way, neither in austrian politics nor in austrian diplomacy, but for a certain time she became such a phenomenon that many depended on. i will never forget my meeting with her in march of 18 in principle, it very rarely happens there that the minister of foreign affairs invites the ambassador there for a conversation . i will tell you that i had such an austrians ar

uh meet and austria uh, come out. oddly enough, it was from russian captivity that david himself was born in 1904 and was still only a teenager in the first world war. well, they were 22, when he was a student of chemistry and joined the austrian komsomol, he had someone get enough of revolutionary ideas, remember the names of two austrian communists, who, which is very important for our story today, will later appear in london, start with a woman. it's all from myself such a mysterious bright edith sushinsky. then we'll help, the englishman is tuder-hart. the man herman keller, the party nickname of the conord, about how he got to england from the guard, now it is important for us that soon this mentor, yes, and behavior. the communist party of austria liked this new land in moscow in 28. the soviet union opens the idea, brand new, dynamo stadium, which is where it is reliably known that he went, including to watch the competitions of the first ussr spartakiad, which was positioned as such an alternative red world ol

in austria, for many leftists, the path to marxism passed through russia when many tens of thousandscaptured in the first world war and met revolutions in russia. in general, all immigrants of the entire communist movement of the aesthetines and austria ashley oddly enough, it was from russian captivity that deutsch himself was born in 1904 and was still only a teenager in the first world war. well, in their twenty-second year, when he was a student of chemistry, he joined the austrian komsomol, he had someone to get enough of revolutionary ideas from, remember the names of two austrian communists, who, which is very important for our today's story, will then show up in london, start with a woman. all of myself such a mysterious bright edith sushitsky then we will help englishman edith tuder. hart, a man herman keller , a picture nicknamed kondrat, about how he got to england, talking about the case, it is important for us now that soon this vein mentor went to the communist party of austria to moscow in 28, this new land for himself. the soviet union opens up the idea that the brand

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inherit austrian lands for his children, and so began the centuries-old rule of the habsburgs in austria during this time. under their control, it changed at some point even included spain, italy, until in 1804 the state with the capital vienna took shape in the austrian empire, for the last half century of its existence it was called the austro-hungarian empire, in addition to austria, it included the czech republic hungary slovakia croatia slovenia transylvania - this is modern romania and part of northern italy, the reasons for the collapse of austria england became the first world war in 1918 from the territory of national minorities one after another began to declare independence and charles the last emperor. foxy from the throne , having ended the history of this empire on december 27, 1893 , a military convention was concluded between russia and france. this contributed to the deterioration of russian-german relations and the general aggravation of the political situation in europe the convention was secret and included seven articles, which stated that if germany or italy attacke

the last half century of its existence it was called the austro-hungarian empire, in addition to austriauded the czech republic hungary slovakia croatia slovenia transylvania is modern romania and part of northern italy the reasons for the collapse of austria-hungary was the first world war in 1918 from the territory of national minorities one after another began to declare independence and charles i the last emperor abdicated, ending history. this empire signed a military convention between russia and france on december 27, 1893. this contributed to the deterioration of russian-german relations. the aggravation of the political situation in europe , the convention was secret and included seven articles, which stated that if germany or italy attacked france, russia should declare war on germany and if germany or austria attacked russia, then france should declare war on germany a big role in concluding this union the economic aspect also played, by that time the russian empire was in dire need of capital to invest in industry and railways in france just had free capital and paris began t

another piece stands out more to serpents, to buy austria's. gustavo clamped. the 2013 south price was over a $183000000.00 more than $50000000.00. more than what ruba laughlin paid for the salvador monday. ah, museum director after advising a is a leading expert on. clint is also very familiar with art sales at customs warehouses. the country was a good thing as everybody, but i can talk about these matters, frankly, because i'm completely independent in a place that i don't charge for my services. i'm perhaps one of the few who doesn't seem to be the vince of whenever a clint painting changes, hands on their uncles. so there have been hardly any transfers without nosy knee. the baby when a piece was millions, change his hands. a buyer wants to be absolutely certain that it's genuine. an appraisal always confirms the authenticity ah, 1st dividing and was surprised to see how the painting can be sold without ever leaving the warehouse. but get as close to rid of about a crate comes out of say, storage room number $125.00, which is the seller's hold of infants w

in austria , representatives of the parliamentary faction of the austrian party are also urged to thinkbout the consequences and proposes to submit the issue of sanctions to a general vote. freedom erwin. angegger, appealed to the country's cabinet of ministers with a call to hold a referendum to find out how the people of austria feel about the sanctions against russia angel. he said the country after supporting the oil price ceiling will be left without russian fuel and the victims of such a thoughtless policy of the authorities. i am sure the parliamentarian will become austrian, the economy and the population. a large-scale emergency in cambodia in the city caught fire casino in the hotel grand diamond city is known from 10 dead and thirty injured, the fire occurred at night the fire lasted 5 hours. only in the morning fire. managed to take control of hundreds of visitors and staff were trapped unable to leave the burning building for videos posted on social networks. you can see people trying to get down from the upper floors through the windows. 360 emergency personnel and 11 resc

and as for austria and from the point of view, here again.he policy of energy carriers and everything else and the energy crisis. here at the household level, at some level, that is, there is savings and everything else there. remember, there was a lot of talk about reducing water consumption in germany. turn on the lights less there and everything else is like that in austria, you know we directly, as if with a small population we communicate, uh more of this topic deals. your embassy, ​​which is tight, dmitry evgenievich lyublinsky, his employees are monitoring all this, especially since they are fluent in german, but not everyone knows us, some do, but we are trying to keep track. of course, there are savings, of course, in the store you can see old women who complain about how this pension is a pension, there are 800 or 600 euros 700 euros to live when the gas payment increases and so on, but i think. austria is still in a good position compared to other countries. eh, and we sometimes see reasonable steps on the part of the austrian gove

latvia germany austria 30 years of life in europe democracy freedom of speech has become an excess, yesin principle a criminal case russophobia. this is when all russians are hated, even those who sold their homeland, those who, oh, betrayed their homeland, but they still collided, and also it is a betrayal of their alleged friends , european hospitality, and no one has ever been such a refugee, how western television brainwashes people exactly. why european well-being is a myth plastic uncomfortable thoughts aloud, a blogger banned in europe, see the draft actual interview on december 17 immediately after the panorama. today on shevchenko boulevard in minsk a fire broke out within 15 minutes after being called by the ministry of emergency situations, it was extinguished during the elimination of the fire, a child was saved. he is hospitalized. also, two more people were taken to the hospital, a total of 12 residents were saved. 10 were evacuated to everyone, it turns out that the necessary assistance was examined after the scene of the fire was localized. rescuers found three who died

me listen, shine gemini, luxembourg, austria accustomed warehouses. have she come a business model and give often but not all warehouses valuables are automatically duty free. art forwarding firm koonce trends in vienna office. 35000 square meters of high security self storage tax is being paid as normal on most of the work stored here. own and berg vickers is planning additional warehouses to meet the high demand. the const mcnelty. she seeker stock for in the does of the art market has certainly changed a lot for and so his own work and we used to cater almost exclusively to museums. there galleries us as the north. but there's been a shipment of people with money are investing more in real estate, an arm to says this is a growing trend and will continue to grow. it's fashionable, it's cheap because it's what people do now when it's and we profit, we are the profit, the indian ugly, off the phone. in most e u countries, private companies can apply to the government from license to operate a customs warehouse, including austria. mir 1st alley contrib

also, thanks to the good price that's brought prosperity, not only to germany, but also to austria. and now we're seeing that, of course, due to the sanctions policy. we're suddenly supposed to switch to american fracking gas, which is very expensive, which is also not environmentally friendly. and which will then be transported to europe. i shift. ah, so is it, it's only mach allowed to show the situation is becoming more and more dramatic. and this leads to many protests and demonstrations in the streets where people peacefully point out this undesirable development and say, it's not acceptable. we damage ourselves by imposing sanctions. yes. and in the end, people are confronted with the catch phrase that they have to freeze for peace. and then you come to the conclusion. well, freezing doesn't help because unfortunately, there is no peace because there are no negotiation initiatives. and then you become unemployed. and unemployment has not brought peace because there are no nego jason initiatives. and that is what people naturally find very repulsive and very questionable. washi

i'm in austria on my way to escape into your old school. if it's skilled sounds familiar, it might be because the village hit the headlines at the start of a pandemic. as a super spread a resort, lots of people got cove it in the app risky bars here. now, the resort has reopened for tourists. the puts known as skilled ski, yes is one of the largest the alps. i definitely be the sophie there. with the sun blazing here at 2300 meters. a bit of sunscreen is highly recommended . i was told that there are a lot of easier blue labeled slopes here at the eat up station just right for a beginner like me. i came down this slope and i didn't fall. i asked her a lot of fresh snow in the last few days. the slopes are in excellent condition. it was that bad, right? i'm not the only one that's decided to use this sunny day to go ski. there's a lot going on at the mountain station. walk away from switzerland. i'm from romania, but i live in germany. berlin, western germany, even i'm from slovakia, where are you from? i'm from walter down the netherlands.

if not out loud, then in the minds of many voting participants in hungary, for example, austria and the netherlands were against, as a result , our european correspondent regina sevastyanova abstained from direct communication with the studio regina we welcome and what do politicians in the eu say about gas price ceilings and do experts agree with them? hello, the new mechanism, which was agreed on the eve by the minister of energy of the eu countries, may become one of the very dangerous illusions experts say. at best, this mechanism. it just won't stand the test of reality, and in the worst case, push european consumers even deeper into the abyss of the crisis. everything is a political illusion that will not survive the reality check in a market economy. prices are determined by the balance of demand and proposals, not orders of politicians. i most sharp-minded eu countries , the adoption of this mechanism was an end in itself, analysts say. some countries. it was even seen as a kind of magic pill in the fight against the economic and energy crisis that the european union is fighting

and his comments to marty austria is my exit vice chancellor. i explained how europe is bearing the burden for anti russian sanctions. ah, did you will the agony beasley don't today? we are experiencing dramatic shortages in the raw material sector in the gas sector, in the electricity sector in the energy sector, but also price explosions, which of course affect industry the economy. but above all the citizens and the people who then have to experience massive price increases. in some cases, households or experience a 6 fold increase in prices. and people are really severely burdened and struggling with poverty. many companies are on the verge of closing down, which is accompanied by rising unemployment. ah, so we'll all feel like that's due to the sanctions we're doing without sheep rush and gas, in which a lot has been invested. russian gas was essential for central europe's economic and industrial prosperity in the last decades. also, thanks to the good price that's brought prosperity, not only to germany, but also to austria. and now we're

in austria, the participants of the mass action called on the leadership of the country. remember neutrality and make every effort to organizing peace talks between russia and ukraine, the former vice-chancellor of the republic hines spoke out in vienna. christian strache. in particular, he pointed out that now in europe they are trying not to recall the prehistory of the conflict, namely that in ukraine in 2014 a coup d'état was carried out with the participation of the united states and instead of calling for negotiations, the politician and the eu started negotiations, on the contrary to aggravate, they supply weapons to kiev, they strengthen anti-russian sanctions, with which they harm themselves. we've been through a lot in recent times. we are living through the sanctions that were adopted and deceived us that we can gain something by bringing russia to its knees. this is absolutely not the case, we see a positive trade balance in russia where it is now, if we talk about oil and gas trade, revenues have grown from 100 billion to 220 billion this year, there is no qu

in austria, the population is already preparing blackouts with might and main.tructions are being given out there in case of such incidents, and tens of thousands are being equipped, the american media have suddenly discovered that the situation in the country's agriculture is close to catastrophic. 8% due to lack of feed. farmers are putting their standards under the knife, the country as a whole is declining, the livestock amounted to 36%. while in texas, which is famous for beef cattle breeding, the livestock has halved; in new mexico and oregon, it has decreased by 40%. according to exporters, all this is inevitable to ask experts. all of this will inevitably lead to further increases in food prices in the us and around the planet. in general. after all, america is a major food exporter, perhaps citizens will even have to change their eating habits for nothing, or something, in recent years, adherents of the progressive agenda are literally obsessed with the idea of ​​​​making humanity insectivorous. on the site where presented legislative initiatives of dep

>> because some countries still depend on russian gas, austria, slovakia, and those bordering states.y still really need, and the western balkans, they still need russian gas, so they want to avoid too much money goes to russia and into the war efforts, but it is a matter, you know, this is a matter for the next 12 to 18 months. looking forward, it is a matter of where where the gas for europe come from, but it will be a lot more expensive. lng gas is more expensive than russian pipeline gas which comes from the western siberian gas fields on infrastructure that is basically paid off as though you are having new infrastructure, more expensive gas, so prices will go up in europe no matter what. anchor: how would russia react if a cap on the price of russian gas was implemented? would it hurt russia? can it get around the cap? >> well, first of all, i have to say there is much less commentary, much less debate about the gas price cap than there has been about the oil price cap. we have seen a very fierce political action to the proposed price cap. even now we are expecting president put

and now, by the way, she left austria.on't remember which country she left, but she is not in europe. well, somehow her life has ended for her. but we see that such people who for some reason are trying to play with putin. they remain. and now there is, by the way, a scandal in europe related to the fact that certain parties, certain people, certain forces also tried to attract money from russia, this is money, there is no need to make such ideological or ideological embellishments, you know uh, with tastes, there is no ideology here - it's banal money. russia as a country that has huge resources is not for its people, of course. it has huge resources in order to bribe politicians around the world or to carry out its terrorist acts or make your own diversions, uh, to bribe our politicians in ukraine, from the belarusians, in austria, in poland, in germany, anywhere, where they are bought there and they buy, you know what on the market, we look at the price of certain politicians, and russia is very, very successful in doin

when there was a bus there in austria, i was explaining this to us trans. imagine that during one winter, the whole young gods leaned from plugins for would die. the most horrible, slow humiliating ukraine is a traumatized nation. a nation that was heard deeply by the kremlin, the very force that we are fighting right now. every family has stories about you know, what's, what's happened in those, in the terrible winter or in the case of my family when ever had the year old girl. marina, who survived like the whole family of the winter. but when the tree blossoming time came, she saw a compassion blossoming and just eating she, she just ran for a start. if you can stop and if you use too much blossom, you die because it's bouncing. every family has stories like that. so for us emotionally, it's extremely, extremely important. also, the whole feel comes tribute to, for, to germany on the country. so understand better why we don't want to give our poor to this power called the cram with, well yeah, there is a connection, isn't there between what happened 90 ye

it's one of the most popular attraction in austria. mrs. howes. ah. how started nestled in the austrian out. in the south chemical region. tiny village is considered one of the top most instagram level places. it's 1997. it's also been listed as the unesco will tentative. as part of the house that duck stein landscape . ah, austria has an excellent railroad network with high speed trains and seen it. so if you want to travel to how much you can do so from any of the austrian city, pretty effortlessly, you'll even start bundle where a fairy is already waiting to pick you up and take you across the lake. the ferry ride is barely 10 minutes, but it's like an attraction in itself. as it is unique perspective to take postcard would be pitches. of course, house that is also accessible by car. if you're coming by car here, do remember that there are no regular cars allowed inside the house study area. you should park your car right outside the village, but don't worry, it's not a problem because the whole area here is quite small. it will take you only 20 mi

m in salzburg, austria a highly renowned international music academy. to date he is one around 100 prizes . his parents noticed his exceptional talents early on science when he was just 2 years old. he started reading awful, the house numbers during walks 3 to 6 months later it was 4 digit numbers. then he could say the alphabet forwards and backwards, and by the 23, he could with the coffee machine, the washing machine until time. so visual had one visa, maddox, his younger brother, 7 year old miles is also considered highly talented. ah. 6 2 for the now single mother's the mona mar solich, having 2 highly gifted children is not always a blessing. ah, manhattan dead. i had a very busy day with many appointments for taking one to piano lessons. then taking the other to his violin lessons and then to rehearsals or to repair the violin. geico, when i get up, it's a very tight schedule. to me. come in. do you have any time for yourself? no. oh, maddox and miles is lives are filled with their music and their performances. they've been on countless concert a

one mill, austria denmark with the last chance of the game. but australia held on the soccer rosa through to the round of 16. a disappointing woke up for denmark comes to an end and we can look forward to another intense day. here's the schedule for the final group stage matches in group f, croatia, face belgium, and canada. meet morocco then in group e, japan play spain and germany is up against costa rica. and germany suffered a stunning opening defeat to japan, but salvaged a draw with spain and their next game. germany were eliminated at the group stage in russia 4 years ago. and they don't want the same faith in katara. on the finally, it is one of the most enduring symbols of france and now the humble baguette has joined a united nations list of culturally important items invented by bakers in the army of the emperor napoleon. the by god is a quintessential part of what the french call the joy of life. diva love, i get this long. krispy love is the toaster france. and now the culinary world. it's brand new. first be with, with nice young