his escape from the boer prison camp made him an international celebrity. they're even was a music -- made about him. you can find in a documentary about the boer more. >> now you've heard of winston churchill, that's all i have to say, the latest and the greatest correspondent of the day. three different name p. o. w. camp, churchill briefly rejoin the british army. this time on a south african light horse. and after the capture of victoria, six months later, he believed the war was over. he once again resigned his commission and returned to britain. what churchill did not know, could not know, was the boer war was far from over. the war turned into a vicious guerrilla war. units of boer fighters, call commandoes, staged hit and run raids against british forces. this method of irregular warfare, even from distance, made a deep impression on churchill. for decades later he picked up on the idea, looking for a way to take the second world war into not see occupied euro. he ordered the formation of hit and run units whose name he game to them, that form group

2019, a memorial plaque was solemnly opened in cape town in memory of russian volunteers in the anglo boerthe beginning of the 20th century. fought for the independence of the republics of south africa, the orange state and the transvaal against colonizers of the british, there were 225 of them, almost 10% of the total number of foreign volunteers, military officers who took vacations, but most civilians from the moisture and courage of the russians aroused the admiration of the boers and the respect of the british, there was also a russian volunteer detachment of the red cross with doctors and nurses, a memorial plaque was installed in the area greenpoint. there, the british set up a concentration camp, by the way, the first concentration camp in the world, in which russian prisoners of war were kept and ceremonies were attended by sailors from a missile cruiser. marshal ustinov and russian diplomats. that was the day in history. in canada , they are preparing amendments to the law of euthanasia in the country. it has been operating for several years in the right. hopelessly ill people ca

underground organizations since e, the middle of the 19th century, in the summer of 1943 , tadeusz or boeran to lead the army, krayova. komarovsky is that other character. he called for destruction jews, and the polish peasants robbed by the nazis were declared victims of the soviet partisans by german saboteurs who pass through our documents like paratroopers. e, they work for themselves through the bases of a-a oka and, accordingly, conduct reconnaissance through them. that is, roughly speaking, they partially become, but a reconnaissance network directly by design and ringing, yes.

to the victory in the second world war occurred long before its beginning during during the anglo-boercommander of one of the boer units, yuriy budyak, saved a young english journalist from being shot, who, as a sign of gratitude , helped yuriy to enter oxford university. this young journalist was winston churchill valera. if it were not for the cossacks in the 17th century , the state language in vienna might now be turkish when 200- the thousand-thousandth army of the ottoman empire besieged vienna, the situation seemed hopeless and the european capital was about to fall under the onslaught of the turks, but the cossack attack the troops changed the course of the war, forcing the ottomans to flee , even the significance of this battle was established in vienna, two monuments were erected, one to the cossack yury kulchytskyi, who is the author of the merset of viennese coffee, and the other to the cossacks who liberated the city, one of these cossacks was the grandfather of pyotr tchaikovsky, of which the great composer was always proud pyotr tchaikovsky he was always proud of the fac

the british provoked a war with the boers. since he was out of the army churchill dashed off like nearly everyone else believing that this war would be over in a matter of weeks determined to cover the war as a war correspondent. he like many simply refused to believe that a bunch of bora farmers could possibly stand up to the might of the british empire. it didn't work out that way. shortly after arriving churchill hopped on board and armored train that was ambushed by the boars and he was captured and found himself a pow. churchill managed to escape the boar's responded by putting a price on his head of 25 pounds dead or alive he managed to evade capture by hiding in a railroad transport car. that you can see in this copper color train line. and after three days journey he wound up in portuguese africa. by this time churchill was already a well-known author, but his escape from the bore prison camp made him an international celebrity. they're even was a music hall song made about him that you will find in a documentary about

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that's it, i'm talking about what kind of bear is comrade colonel, and bears are boers, white himalayan do you want to impress us with your knowledge in the field of zoology, it’s better to pull up russian in writing, otherwise again there are errors on the page in the patri’s report. well , not true. you will pass no, the test is russian in writing on friday, the test is so andryukh comrade colonel the fact is that i know what it is about. let's get this bear cub to us urgently in the department, a then i see that krymov can not cope. so now report on yesterday's murder, who went out? ritka and i left the name of the murdered novikova lived alone i was married for the last 6 years was registered in st. petersburg used to be registered in the city of magnitogorsk we think that they killed her when she was returning home from work, the murder weapon was a piece of reinforcement that was found at the crime scene a fingerprint on she was not found business cards. where it is written that she is the head of the logistics department of the holding, we also found a fountain pen. with the logo

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you can join the boers through the official website or social media pages on facebook and instagram valery pashko andriy verstyuk espresso tv channel so everyone on their front we continue to work for the sake of victory, this was all the news for the time being, the updated issue is waiting for less than an hour, and you can read more on our espresso tv website, a brief summary of the main points on the espresso tv telegram channel and on youtube armored cars based on the toyota land cruiser prado have high cross-country ability, a high level of protection and equipment is necessary to save lives in combat conditions, such fast ones, which were purchased with his own funds by patron konstantin zhivago, were transferred to order of the military units of dnipropetrovsk region and kharkiv region, a good normal car, maneuverable, you can feel it right away. thank you for the car, it is a four-wheel drive car with a powerful four-liter gasoline engine. it is equipped with armored rubber and spring suspension. not a badly cut wheel, but, for example, a few fragments of iron, it holds in it its

the boers admired the bravery of the russians and the respect of the british was also the russian volunteerf the red cross with doctors and nurses, a memorial plaque was installed in the greenpoint area. there, the british set up a concentration camp, by the way, the first concentration camp in the world, in which russian prisoners of war were kept and ceremonies were attended by sailors from a missile cruiser. marshal ustinov and russian diplomats. like this was that day in history. and now anatoly, they will tell you how, where the monster collapses the memory of dissociative amnesia, he does not remember what happened to him and who you bright events in life, he will also remember everything else. youth we need only young 50.000 hour 3 hours minimum wage. concept separating

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vacations, but most of the civil courage and courage of the russians aroused the admiration of the boersand the respect of the british there was also a russian volunteer detachment the red cross with doctors and nurses installed a memorial plaque in the greenpoint area. the british set up a concentration camp there, by the way, the first concentration camp in world, which contained and captured russian ceremonies were attended by sailors from a missile cruiser. marshal ustinov and russian diplomats. that was the day in history. on the eve of the state duma considered the budget. e russian budget for the next 3 years in the second reading. how do you assess the socio-economic budget drafts, and the situation in russia, of course, taking into account, and the conditions in which we find ourselves, the sanctions, uh, that were introduced. uh, against our country this year. well, first of all. i want to tell the news just the advice of the house decided that tomorrow on thursday we will consider the budget already in the third final reading, but because next week we have a regional week, and

andrew decided not to sit idly by for two days by plane and bus i accidentally found out about the boers kyiv region and decided to join the camp, because i am an engineer by education. apochimera well, they also build houses for the poor there, you can say that. and i liked this kind of work. so i decided to grab it here in a few days, to whom ukrainian friends call andriy. he tightened his tongue well, although his parents they sometimes talked to him in the states as a nightingale , the boy has already made friends among the burivians, but he doesn't really want to go home quite easily, eh, the people here are cool and here, that is, they walk in this difference, you know how people here turned out well, any of them are the works of god helga another volunteer, she left occupied kherson at the beginning of the war, now she lives in kyiv and tries to be useful to the country, she says that such construction work is not difficult for her at all, it is not difficult for me to work, i am very strong, i putty, primed, worked on the walls, did everything now we carry a--and this slate from

there concentration camps copyright, which belongs to england since the boer war.nd if we look in the future and the possible colonial domination of this or that power, well, or semi-colonial, where who will be, well, the french choose there, the crimea, the black sea. and britain is what you wanted, and you always wanted it for a long time, but transcaucasus. these are mineral resources. this is oil, baku, where it also aspires. there, uh, the north is, and again, britain, there have been disputes for many years. whether trotsky was an agent of the british secret services or not , and if there were any services london expected to receive from trotsky, the document that we will now show you, it is stored in the archives of the russian foreign ministry, answers both questions with all clarity. this is one of the secret ciphers of that time, it was sent by the american ambassador from vologda to the us secretary of state washington francis lansing especially secret march 26, 1918 we need to supply trotsky with our weapons and our specialists, thanks to the kremlin’s

he's for boer war. bad idea. he's for the invasion of gallipoli. he actually designs it disaster. he's for cutting the british navy. the 1920s. not a good. but he becomes a towering figure in world war two. a truly heroic figure for all his flaws. right. what does this tell us right? there's no leader for all leadership is circumstantial. leadership is circumstantial. i spent a lot of time in the book talking about ulysses grant and andrew johnson and behaves though no one remembers rutherford b hayes. right. these were men who were ill suited for the presidency at the time for different reasons. andrew johnson wanted to reverse the history he had just lived through ulysses grant, who had a fundamental, came to see african in a fundamentally different way because of their service in the war was politically maladroit in every way and. of course he was he was trained in a hierarchical organization where everyone follows orders. have you seen our politics? it's not how it works. he could not get his own party controlled two thirds of the senate and two thirds of the house to actually

masters has gotten support from boer patrol agents.his is not an issue that they have handled very well. states like arizona that have a lot of people at the southern border. that is affecting bidens approval rating. it's not review want to be. as much as mark kelly tries to distance him has self he has that hanging over his head. immigration can absolutely resonate there more. host: let's hear from brad in savannah, georgia. caller: in morning. -- good morning. so i'm one of the rare democrats that i have already voted and georgia being the heartland. i live in a chest pumping trump country done here. the standout playback. they scream herschel walker because he's the right guy. red i. they may leave that one blank. host: how did you vote? you said you split your ticket? caller: yes. when you look at brian kemp while i don't agree with all they are thinking, that has much to do with legislature as it does with their politics. when they had the opportunity to do the easy think they took the hard right. while i don't support their campa

in the summer of 1943, the kraiola began to lead the army, tandem or boer.her character. he called for the extermination of jews, and declared the polish peasants robbed by the nazis to be victims of soviet partisans. german saboteurs who appear in our documents as paratroopers, uh, work quite well, uh, through the bases, uh, oka and respectively conduct reconnaissance through them. that is, roughly speaking, they partially become, but intelligence. e network directly is true. by design and ringing yes , namely, there was the polish government in exile, which led the home army to the triumph of the home army. was to be the warsaw uprising in the summer of 1944, a famous film. anže waido 1957 the channel tells how groups of the home army are trying to leave warsaw through the sewers . they acted without the consent of the high-speed army, but then the krai's army was it is very profitable to blame the soviet army for its defeat, everything is in the best traditions. and bloody the trace of the akkovites joe biden purposefully drags out the conflict in ukraine

underground organizations since the middle of the 19th century, in the summer of 1943, tadeusz or boer began to lead the armies of the regions. komarovsky is that other character. he called for the extermination of jews, and the polish peasants robbed by the nazis were declared victims of the soviet partisans by german saboteurs who are listed in our documents as paratroopers. uh. they work quite well through the bases of a-a oka and, accordingly, conduct reconnaissance through them. that is, roughly speaking, they partially become, and reconnaissance e network directly by design and ringing. yes , namely there was the polish government in exile, which led the army of the region. here the triumph of the home army was to be the warsaw uprising in the summer of 1944, a famous film. anže waido 1957 the channel tells how groups of the home army are trying to leave warsaw through the sewers. they they acted without coordination by a high-speed army, but then it was very profitable for the kraiov army to blame it on the soviet army for its defeat, everything in the best traditions. in any jo

show what government has sa a what the record clrly proves, is that there has been a surge at the boer it is left unattended, that surge was overwhelmed all of the border states, n jt texas. and, that the cost of doing that has ge them greater priorities in terms of alis who are already here. we know that many of tho people coming in will be risks to the state of texas, etc. why haven't u shown that meta-ft keeping more people out is going to mean less then thfew people that they decide to erroneously let go? general stone: i think there's two points here. one, this cot esn't typically treat standing as an accounngxercise as to whether or not -- justice sotomayor: you have to sh, u cannot look at a piece of a policy in say, i do not like a piece. you have to look at the policy altogether. general stone: certainly, what we are looking at is a very ecific challenge to the exercise of detention authority undetwsectors. i do not think it is an article three that texas is not challenging the entire immigration codes application. justice sotomayor: dthink there is any immigration policy that

frau strack, zimmermann surprises me that we boer pretend that negotiations are all we can afford, givenassed since the end of the war and germany, unlike other countries, worked out its history well. why are we modest and do not take the initiative in our own hands in our country had a chance, despite all the war crimes committed by the german state to become a democracy, but have already proved their democracy after the fall of the wall. in 1990. many, especially our neighbors, were all afraid of a big and strong germany, we were able to show the world that we had changed. i think it 's payback time. now we must take responsibility for the countries that have helped us to become a democratic state. not only in the sphere of diplomacy or economics. we are willingly very different, how to live willingly by dressing money, but also to go ahead of everyone in the supply of weapons and lead the rest. like this, zigzag at the end alexandra nikolayevich, do you agree that in germany, uh, really, let's say, on the sly, they are now trying to straighten their shoulders and throw off the oppress

fought on the side of the apu, it is reported that the thug was 20 and he bore the call sign of the boers destroyed on november 9 and eliminated near artyomovsk veteran of the british special forces simon lingard, who also fought in afghanistan british media traditionally shed tears for the thug tell what a great man he was another british so-called crap, mercenary aiden, donkey, remember was going to return to ukraine reports us or mail. i'll just remind you of his story aislin was taken prisoner in mariupol in april in captivity. the mercenary repented of his sins and told on camera that crimea is russian, that he witnessed the terrible war crimes of the azov people, sentenced to death in the dpr if he was released from the sentence. exchange and released home, in general, now he returns to the war to kill about the russians in vain released. in a city that honors the memory, friends and relatives mourn the death of a soldier simon lingard , nicknamed chumazik, was born and raised in the city grade house, but died in ukraine fighting for what he believed in her wife, that the city sent