" to the iron it was issued 75 years ago and to hear the speech here as well as speakers of the berlin wall of the concrete manifestation of the "iron curtin" speech that you mentioned. so appropriately is a reminder that walls do combat eventually and were very pleased for that great reminder and also welcome i might add to the association of georgia fellows predicted a margin reduction into that lustrous group. in the association of church and vilas was founded in 1969 as honorary society of people dedicated to the development and youth of america's national church in museums there at westminster college. including churchill's and walter cronkite and president eisenhower crewman and also more fellows and we are very pleased to welcome you into thaokay, sog about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and also i'm trying to make sure that we stitch different themes that we've had through the quarter and through both quarters together. the program is

issued 75 years ago two members to hear this speech and our donation here, as well as pieces of the berlin wall, the concrete manifestation of the iron curtain speech that you mentioned so appropriately in your speech, as a reminder that wall to come down eventually and we're very pleased for you for that great reminder. also, welcome i might add to the association of churchill fellows. today marks your induction into that illustrious group, the association of churchill fellows with founded in 1969, as an honorary's -- dedicated to development and use of america's national churchill museum here at westminster college, past fellows include churchill's grandson, walter cronkite, president eisenhower, truman but also churchill fellows. and we are very pleased to welcome you into that honorary society today, congratulations and thank you, again. >> thank you.

e from eastern europe when the berlin wall collapsed, he said a brilliant phrase everything that socialist propaganda told us about socialism was done. but what mystical propaganda told us about capitalism. unfortunately, it turned out to be true. if we look into at that time there was a crocodile magazine, then the cartoons that were there were so, so to speak, anti -imperialist, which we looked down on, and so to speak, e dismissively. five this is all propaganda, but look how relevant it is today. these are just caricatures that define and illustrate for us today's specific situation in the world and the attitude of the world towards our country. what kind of weapon is this, and i can’t call the internet otherwise, except as weapons look, how interesting. it's set up like interesting, it works. as soon as this work, as far as the internet, but is set to generate fear in a person's insecurities. doubt condemnation, i will give you just one example. look, the tragedy at sheremetyevo, when landing, the plane hits, catches fire, 41 people die, and someone is filming this tragic landing on c

berlin wall, 1989. i wasn't really old enough to remember that but a lot of people weren't even here yet but that would be one of those times. berlin wall post september 11 attacks. the covid pandemic the last two years. but on june 24, we had another one of those moments and he was the day that roe finally fell, the day roe finally relegated, tossed out on the ash heap of history. after nearly 50 years constitutionalist abortion and after 50 years the unspeakably traffic loss -- tragic loss of 60 million human lives. justice samuel alito wrote, "we hold that roe must be overruled. the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. abortion, the court declared, is critically different for any other right this court has held the 14th amendment protection of liberty because it destroys what roe and casey call fetal life and with a lobby force describes as an unborn human being." that is critical. he repeats that idea five times and th

we failed to create a good collective organization after the fall of the berlin wall.rethink the essence of nato after this russian perception event. the alliance should not have expanded eastward. and this entailed a huge distrust to be aware of. we have not created the conditions to overcome this misunderstanding. however, the main feature is atypical neither for french television, nor even for international practice and diplomatic etiquette, filming macron's telephone conversations, with world leaders in particular. as the author of the film assures, his personal conversation with president putin 4 days before the start of the special operation. were the heads of state aware of the big question, which the author, shrugging his hands , redirected to the elysee palace, he filmed in the room of advisers who listen to the conversation of the presidents over croissants with a cup of coffee and send tips to the wet during the conversation. you you know my commitment to dialogue and determination to continue it. first i would like to know about your vision of the situation

if all of the berlin wall, that summer, that is like the triumph of the west is evident. i will even call it up, i will link it on canvas so people can read it in totality. this is the very beginning of it, here it is andre store, very beginning. in watching the flow of events over the past decade or so it is hard to contain the feeling that something fundamental has happened in world history. the pastor has seen a flood of articles commemorating the end of the cold war and the fact that piece is breaking out and many regions of the world. it is interesting, pieces in quotation marks because of the idea that the cold war did not have much objects. most of the analysis lacked any framework between what is contingent and what is accidental and world history. and, are particularly superficial. here, this paragraph he does some of his defining and background and context. here is the poll quote, triumph of the west and the western idea is evident in the total exhaustion of a violent systematic alternatives to western liberalism. so, with the fall of communism there are no alte

so follow the berlin wall. that summer it's like the triumph of the west is evident, so i'll even i'll even call up and i'll link this on canvas. so people can read it. in totality that this is like the very beginning of it like here it is on jstor the very beginning. in watching the flow of events over the past decade or so. it is hard to avoid the feeling that something very fundamental has happened in world history. the past year has seen a flood of argument articles commemorating the end of the cold war and the fact that peace in quotes seems to be breaking out in many regions of the world. it's interesting. it's like so pieces in quotation marks because the idea that the cold war didn't have much conflict which we talked about how like how much conflict there was last week. most of these analysis lack any larger conceptual framework for distinguishing between what is essential and what is contingent or accidental in world history and are predictably superficial. so here this paragraph. he does some of his

the east germans acting on orders from moscow erected the berlin wall cutting off east berlin from west berlin. the communists called it the anti-fascist protective wall, but it was really meant to prevent east germans from escaping to freedom in the west. again, that's what communists do. the us consider this an illegal act, but did not risk war to stop it. kennedy however, renewed the us commitment to the freedom of west berlin and khrushchoff having built a wall. he backed down. on any further threats this became yet another cold war standoff. christoph however, was looking for a way to advance the soviet position in the cold war some sort of fader complete surprise move that would. change the strategic balance in moscow's favor. as we all know. and this is the accelerated history of that he did that by putting soviet missiles in cuba secretly believing that by the time the united states discovered them. it would be too late for the americans to do anything about it. but as you know, the us government did discover them discover them early. kennedy told khrushchev to take them out or

up and him getting that moment with the hammer as a famous photo of him chipping a piece of the berlin wall off. so there was just enormous kind of a reflexive. thank you to him for what he had done and then the humans and asked what the library that was. that was where they were both going to be involved in it and then as time went on it was president reagan was less able to i remember mrs. reagan saying that she was so fortunate that very few people with a six spouse a spouse or someone who had lost their spouse had something that represented that spouse that they could pour themselves into and continue to support them as she did because she had the reagan presidential library and that really became her last her life's work. can i just say one thing? it's a bed story that ties on this this really is not that substantive but you might think it's funny it reminded me when you mentioned robert higdon and elaine in the bed. i got a call one night. this was probably 10 years ago when robert higgin was still alive and nancy reagan was still alive. she's about 90 years old. and of course, it was

the world and have brought back impressions of the iraq war, refugee crises, and the fall of the berlin wallre, they now sell books on journalism and travel to customers around the world. >> this small bookstore in a tiny town, surrounded by fields, in the sparsely populated spanish countryside is literally connected to the world via the inrnet. i work using social networks. so i'm not just sitting here waiting for someone to come and physically buy books. >> he is the head of the project. luis enrique valdÉs only recently took over responsibility for the book village. he hopes for fresh momentum, more tourists, and more gastronomy in order to finally breathe new life into the community. >> if you visit a village with your girlfriend and struggle to find a coffee, a beer, or a bathroom, you'll think twice about coming back even if there were 37 bookstores here. >> in addition to the current eight stores, there is also a bookbindery. rosa de miguel and fernando gutiÉrrez are commissioned by libraries, archives and notaries. they sell handmade volumes to tourists as a seasonal side-business. t

the world and have brought back impressions of the iraq war, refugee crises, and the fall of the berlin wallre, they now sell books on journalism and travel to customers around the world. >> this small bookstore in a tiny town, surrounded by fields, in the sparsely populated spanish countryside is literally connected to the world via the ternet. i work using social networks. so i'm not just sitting here waiting for someone to come and physically buy books. >> he is the head of the project. luis enrique valdÉs only recently took over responsibility for the book village. he hopes for fresh momentum, more tourists, and more gastronomy in order to finally breathe new life into the community. >> if you visit a village with your girlfriend and struggle to find a coffee, a beer, or a bathroom, you'll think twice about coming back even if there were 37 bookstores here. >> in addition to the current eight stores, there is also a bookbindery. rosa de miguel and fernando gutiÉrrez are commissioned by libraries, archives and notaries. they sell handmade volumes to tourists as a seasonal side-business. t

but his son reported that as the family sat at home watching television watching the fall of the berlin wall on tv hayek could not resist smiling and saying i told you so now, you know during those heady years after the fall of the berlin wall many of us and myself included expected freedom to keep spreading around the world, you know, there was talk of the end of history. being and now the liberal democracy and free markets and enlightenment values had prevailed. and for a while in freedom did spread but lately as we've seen its in retreat, you know both abroad you must obviously in china and russia, but also here at home. young americans are suddenly embracing socialism academics and journalists are demanding censorship. both political parties have turned protectionist public officials have have claimed unprecedented powers to suspend fundamental liberties and that traditional guarantee of equal justice for all is giving way to something called social justice. now these developments have come as a rude shock to many of us. but if hayek, we're alive today he could say once again i told you

text windows change songs with the word i follow the most want words that marked the fall of the berlin wallething good, they changed these words to eh no listen to my heart and this is from ukrainian waiting for the wind to changes and not это очень огногам смысл что не the older one says, i went to moscow listening to the wind of change, they changed it and it sounds like i heard my heart , she speaks ukraine. all these are great words. i want them to be written on the ukrainian flag. of course, i gave this flag to scorpions. now they don’t have an archive. did you expect that the frontman would pay attention to you and ask you to bring the flag to the stage. what did you feel at that moment? i know for a long time, we took pictures with him several times, we saw each other in a hotel in israel, it was warm. it was my first concert and the scorpions always take it to fruition. they like to wear the flags of different countries in which they perform, but the flags of ukrainian shit are very symbolic . for them, and i immediately understood everything when there will be a song windows change

as during both world wars, during the cold war gardens sprang up along the berlin wall in the east, where hobby gardeners contributed to food supplies, to day allotments, simone, for relaxation and connecting with nature. there were regulations on the size of them and how they used. they're also important for the environment in the city and beyond. scientist fits voice, vague specializes in urban greenery. he frequently visits berlin to keep tabs on the cities ecological balance. urban greenery is providing a lot of social and the political services to cities and citizens. for example, they cool cities, they provide water because they are not sealed. i, they provide by a diversity services. they are home for many insects for example, i'm a barrels and they will become more important in the future. did you find the change? temperatures are rising and by land, while the amount of annual rainfall has dropped allotments, provide urban greenery and can help address climate change challenges. but just because a garden is green doesn't mean it's a cure all. if you have a lot more gardening, wher

would this be all eh then menyaem vopros pohodu dela convinced eh let's remember that after the berlin wallantic alliance than in the european union. and we are doing the opposite now. what do you think? theirs and nato - it was objectively that is exactly what kind of money

today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the west needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, as we enter a new week, do keep right in the no by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r r t dot call bye for now. ah ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development the only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah ah ah, in unit the might be who has a level mr. was, are you give me? you've got to be on the bus, ma'am? pretty alone there we use that in the put in the one you're going to record blood that you feel in them is probably can mr. but i see which in law

today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the was needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mess. last the latest news from around the world. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the i'll, but do feel free to head over to our social media pages for more news and video content in the meantime. ah, ah . ah the phones are on are all for ukrainian integration into west school is know to me it was a rather european union. and the whole year, premium crisis, which we see now in the full scale started with the ideal association agreement, 2013 of course. now we see that there is basically no difference in the european union. by that time, european union emphasized that is something completely different, and russia actually accepted this. ah ah, good, good, good, good, good of the grades and she is like a brings. i just finished. so i mean you s

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today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after to berlin. wall fell, you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the was needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mess. all right, i was, we enter a new week. do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r t dot call bye for now. for a, with a ton welcome to oil to part for the last 3 decades since the collapse of the soviet union. russia has been floundering through an identity crisis. i'm sure about what it is an insecure about what it wants to be. do you believe configuration with the west proved short sleeved on the brother on the reciprocated, while the relationship with the rest of the world was more talked about than attended to. and then came the military operation in your crane. that changed absolutely everything. what does it leave russia in the search for its ow

today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex and was needed made and no one else . but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, i was, we enter a new week. do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r t dot call for for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk blue in each to come to the russian state. will never be as tight as on the most lampkin div, asking him then i'll send, send that for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy with. we will van in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren'

let 's remember that after the berlin wall, it was easier for countries to join the north atlantic alliance than the european union. it's not that complicated. why is this process so complicated? it's not so difficult in order for their and nato - it was objective, that is, exactly what kind of money is borrowed, and what kind of officers learned, what systems, how to use this long process of elephants, this work is very urgent, and these were on the list that there is такое вопрос никоты does not want to drink and a member of nato to your network ukraine folder есть такая можность что будет отденько росы что будет росы что будет росы no one on other doors are small then on other problems and how much сейчас и сыкрация война с и росы know something очень очень и once and before i told two third parties. not yet, but he saw me and he will invite the base of the pistons and 24 novellas, you can, and they are not sitting there yet, if god forbid they like them , yes, they agreed, and what will protect them jason, we thank you for joining us for the time to our conversation ah and by the way, w

and you know, nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex and was needed nato and no one else . but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, as we enter a new week, do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away on r t dot call printer. ah ah oh hello people i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of serbian people for russians. but you know, you cannot make it like a fission or like something that you, you know, the number people who come to wish for the book. and then you may conclusion, they are pro russians are not through. so phobia means also cerebral phobia. and we were, we have passed through this, so we know how the, the russian brothers are feeling at the moment. ah, a small apartment in the us district, aunt is brownie's love or dish. it begins painting. he already knows the pinch

we failed to create a good collective organization after the fall of the berlin wall.to rethink the essence of nato after this russian perception event. the alliance should not have expanded eastward. and this entailed a huge distrust to be aware of. we have not created the conditions to overcome this. misunderstanding, but the main feature is completely atypical for either french. television is not so much for international practice and diplomatic etiquette filming macron's telephone conversations, with world leaders in particular. as the author of the film assures, his personal conversation with president putin 4 days before the start of the special operation. were the heads of state aware of the big question, which the author, shrugging his hands , redirected to the elysee palace, he filmed in the room of advisers who listen to the conversation of the presidents over croissants with a cup of coffee and send, in the course of the conversation, hints to the macron. you know my commitment to dialogue and determination to continue it. first i would like to know about yo

but after the fall of the berlin wall, it was no longer possible to hide the fact that friendship was still impossible due to obvious disagreements in matters of ethics. benefit for all and benefit for one since the days of the mongol empire pitted the west against the east and the american elites, who set tons of global empire politics. the west was not ready to concede in anything. i believe that the russians, despite the fact that excellent diplomats are the best chess players, let themselves be fooled americans. they believed the words did not take care of the written agreements. they failed to protect their interests, that's all. this had a bad effect on the destinies of the world. russia must be strong. america , having withdrawn its signature under the vienna agreements , proved that both the signed and the agreements are capable of violating the father, which did not remain on paper, especially when you hear how the secretary general. nato complains that the russian army is approaching the borders of the alliance, this seems like complete nonsense. the beginning of the 21st ce

we would indeed matter of fact, when the berlin wall fell and when the soviet union fell apart, a very, very sensible president, president george h. w bush for whom i worked at close range and decided to talk with mister got to shove and say, look, we're not going to take advantage of your situation. he said to the secretary or say to moscow in early february 1990 and the secretary of state promise, we will not move nato one inch to the east if you accept her real united germany. now, having lost 26000000 people to a united germany just a couple of decades before, i can imagine what a bitter pill that was for. mister garvin sharp to swallow, but he swallowed it. he made a deal. and of course, bill clinton, this, the president that succeeded george h. w. bush renamed down the deal, accepted 3 countries right off the bat to help him win election because there were lots of pauls, there were lots of checks, there was some hungarians in the western states that he had to win to become president. so it was a violation of a promise, and under george h. w bush was conceivable. had he won reelec

far-right alternatives for germany are gaining the most votes today, 33 years after the fall of the berlin wallthat the wall has not been completely destroyed. its numerous fragments. they still remain a significant part of the political landscape of a supposedly united country. they are still traumatic and quite capable of causing serious damage. especially for those who do not want to notice them. while the european union is trying to reduce its dependence on russian energy resources and aims to cut russian gas purchases by a factor of three. moscow intends to increase its consumption and develop domestic demand for energy resources, this was discussed during the next strategic session, which was held in the government, in the near future the program for gasification of regions will be expanded, it is necessary to localize it within the country production of equipment for the electric power industry and support major projects in oil and gas chemistry. and besides, to create conditions for the reconfiguration of exports from the west to the east within the national framework, it is necessary t

library overlooking the majestic simi valley were perched in front of the colorful section of the berlin wall, that section symbolizes freedom over communism that president reagan envisioned and as we learned in your book that nancy reagan had a diplomatic hand into, instead we are relying on technology today to take us back in time and bring us together to better understand nancy davis reagan, the daughter, the actress, the partner, the mother, the first lady and caregiver. before we launch into the meat of the book and tackle so many topics, can you share what inspired you to take this on, how did you go about it and why did you start the book with the soviet union. >> first of all, thank you so much for having me and i to look forward to when we can be sitting out there on the beautiful patio at the reagan library where i spent so many wonderful hours, mostly defrosting from the frigidity of the research at the library. i started, this book was not my idea, it was simon & schuster my publishers and specifically my editor on the book who is one of my dearest friends in my editor at "time" m

before fall of the berlin wall. have a border again between russia and europe and the border is longer now with finland joining nato. is that -- how does that change? is this a new reality for europe? >> i think it's a new reality. i really think that the european security architects have been br broken. we are in a new situation. it's a new kind of iron wall . i think this has changed the security atmosphere. this is one of the concerns of the fins as well. yes we have a strong traditional military. we have our f-35s coming and so forth. this is a known as talk. >> finland foreign minister teak spooeking ab speaking about his country's concern. >>> cnn speaks to the family of emmett till after a decade's old warrant in his case was just discovered. we're carvana the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100 percent online now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car whether it's a year old, or a few years old we want to buy your car so go to carvana enter your license plate answer