on october 11, 189, the second anglo-boer war began.ists of south africa, the dutch and the danes were called boers. they created two independent republics, the transvaal orange republic. the rest of southern africa was controlled by britain. when a supply of diamonds and gold was found in the boer lands, the british crown wanted to get its hands on these areas as well. volunteers from many countries, even from russia, fought on the boer side, but the british still won the war. the independent boer republics and the transvaal orange ceased to exist. it was during this war that the british built the first concentration camps in human history and kept members of the boer families, mostly women and children, there. almost 30,000 people died in them. by the way, the military correspondent of one of the british newspapers , the future british prime minister winston churchill worked on the battlefields of the second anglo-boer. october 11, 1936 is considered the birthday of the industrial giant ural vagonzavod. that day the enterprise. produc

the boer war began in 1899.eposits of gold and diamonds. the boers heroically resisted the british, but they won. and until 1961, the union of south africa... was subject to the british empire, my grandmother and my grandfather lost two children, one was 2 years old, the second was only 6 months old, this happened in one of the british concentration camps, i still believe that this was military a crime. there were many war crimes committed by the british military at the time, but they were never convicted of them. the russians came to our aid; they were not official troops, but they came to fight alongside the boers. the russians also sent field medical camps, doctors, nurses to help with the wounded, and of course we greatly appreciated this help. this is a poem by alexander pushkin, it was translated into the african language by george pitskovot and the poem is called, i loved you. ek was lief vir jou, ek was lief vir jou, dalk bly my liefde diep nog flukker, ek wil jou nie opnuut bedroef nie, stom en ingetoë,

transval, this happened at the height of the second boer war, in which the boers, descendants of theirst colonists in southern africa, were mainly the dutch tried to defend independence, and the british took control of territories rich in, as it turned out, gold and diamonds. by that time, the transvaal capital pritoria was already occupied by british troops. another 2 years later, in 902, the invaders dealt with the partisans and officially ended the war with a peace treaty. the boers recognized the british annexation. crown of the transvaal orange republic. and in return , an amnesty was declared to the participants in the hostilities. the boers were allowed to use the dutch language in schools in legal proceedings, and the british pledged to compensate for losses caused to farmers by the actions of british troops. on october 25, 1935, in nazi germany , the broadcast of jazz music on the radio was prohibited if the ensemble performing it included jews or blacks. both of them, according to the nymerians. the law of september of the same thirty-fifth year recognized the quotation: in

down at the immigration down on the boer, dtors doing treatment of some of the children that were taken fro their and eyoted that they compared to ptsd post traumatic syndrome and the kids are going through the same ptsd that veterans from war had and it struck a chord with me i thought you know what i remember those days the symptoms of escape kids crying constantly the extreme loneliness. i thought i saw that when i was a boy at the boarding schools and i wondered then how many those kids came out of those boarding schools and actually were suffering from what they didn't know was a disease. ptsd and so there's a correlation there in my mind. so i just wrote about that today and it takes me back to the boarding school days, the that wrote this book is still there today. and if he is, how has he changed. you know, when i was 17 years old, i never really had a chance to ever be a teenager. i went straight. from age 17 right through to korea, and i saw horrific things while i was just a little boy. and so that was probably a part of the my childhood, i think, made me pretty fearless abou

some myastechki, garads, which were previously significant in the boers.he lunges, when the stone grass was gone for a long time, the pile was destroyed. meaning, this was a spraudnaya revaluation, the chagunka changed navakolle, the cultural-astronomical project of the architecture of belarus, this kascel did not end in the savetsk period, the kali vyalikaya kolkastsya temple stratsіla with vayo pershachatkovaya meaning. everyone remembers the 50s and has such an appreciation of stalinist classicism. please tell belarusians that you won’t get the ticket, because you can come to our city, price list praspektse, cab... a little bit like a soul, what is it? watch on our tv channel, we talk about manufacturing enterprises in our country. the most important quality of our products is that they are made from natural raw materials. we have a large assortment, condensed milk with sugar, with all sorts of fillers, coffee, chicory, purposeful people united by one common goal, they are capable of... a lot, we share their history of development and achievements, ever

and there has even been some who have turned around and claimed that the boers and by extension other white people deserve this treatment. given the history of colonialism, what do you make of this and tell us more if you can't about south africa's racial tensions and dynamics. so it's more about people read g against the system. that is, we presented, unfortunately, the biggest beneficiary from that system because i thought they told me that the political system it was on you call them it's, it's, it's good. it's lucky with a bunch of videos to do this. and that because of that generational exclusion, that the 5th most of black people to ask you in poverty, why are those people who it, when the other side of the fence immensely benefited from the quarterly fruits about, but they cause the pay cut and we're very saving about 10 percent of that population . so series on why the royalties do what is owed by majority to white people on this much black politically leads to the i'm got lots of epic on show the i'm not, i'm good at those individualized people, but i think if it is a system

and there has even been some who have turned around and claimed that the boers and by extension other white people deserve this treatment. given the history of colonialism, what do you make of this and tell us more if you can't about south africa's racial tensions and dynamics. say some more about people. read g, identify the system that is represented unfortunately, then bishop beneficiary from that system because i thought they told me that the political system it was on requirements is excluded. lucky with a bunch of videos to do this, and that because of that generational exclusion that the 5th most of black people to do as student prevented while those people who were on the other side of the pins, they immensely benefitted from the quarterly fruits up at the close the take on and we're very saving about 10 percent of that population. so series on why the world is to 40 sold by majority, white people on this much black to politically leads to the i'm got lots of applicants show the, i'm not, i'm good at those individualized people, but it didn't affiliate as a system which has en

what could i do if your boer blackmailed me?ee who did it? burov, burov, show him what he needs, let’s not talk about it now, good, like mom, good, butchko, i’m her. i entertained with crossword puzzles, good, what about tea, you’re good, marry me, i love you very much, i want you to become my wife, for some reason the water doesn’t boil for a long time, i think, another five minutes and we can throw in the potatoes. i’m hungry, i’m dying , damn it, we agreed without the women, but i went to bed with with his samovar, i forbade my mother to take my relatives, and he brought who knows who , why who knows who, and who, this is lyokhin ’s fate, i’m glad that he found what he was looking for, and who is interesting, he found, love, what are you saying, yes, zina will... love him all his life, he won’t find a more devoted wife, well , what else does a person need to be happy, this is fate, well, of course, you know better, you know better, gentlewoman, like her sister was , even closer, well , calm down, but neli, everything is fine,

the number is now standing at 92 people since that october 7th attack on therd boer.ou were seeing 92 palestinians killed in the west bank, and mostly by the israeli territory, and settlers, and so unrest is happening everywhere in the region. there is news for the lebanese information telling russian state media, they don't want a war with israel, but here is the k caveat, there are incursions to the lebanese far border, and some towns on the israel side that have evacuated because of the dangers there. the israeli prime minister has been very stern warning that lebanon will see the wrath of israel if it does begin a war, and if israel has to fight a war on two fronts, the prime minister says it certainly will. now to gaza where there is just devastation happening there. it has gone from the humanitarian crisis according to those on the ground to a humanitarian catastrophe. even though more trucks have been let in, so far, there are 34 trucks filled with aid who have been let in, and it is a fraction, and less than 4% of what normally comes in through the borders int

at boer guards requests tucker increased torpedondoat operations. in early august, lieutenant alexander worslelesailors and sdis from the 25th south carolina. on boat exploration, clearing u.s. troops from lighthouse creek. on august eighth, the blockade runner turned gunboats seize as ju captured a uss wabash picket boat. on august 16, a night of torpedo oaths was released down the stone river, destroying a small boat from uss pawnee. another torpedo was released off morris island two days later. the recently completed torpedo boat torch launched an attack on august 21st against uss new ironsides. but the iron clad maneuvered out of the way. the case made it iron clad. charles dunn joined tucker squadron in september. one engineer believed it. quote, one of the most formidable iron in service. also was the submersible h.l. hunley, fresh from in mobile iron clad sailors drilled with it. though it would take months of practice, several disasters and three crew was before the submersible became operational. steam powered torpedo boats including 60 eve

. >> this morning, israel struck gaza's northern and southern boers as people continue to flee to theiving just 24 hours ce. the evacuation deadline expires in two hours. airstrikes also continue east of gaza city. >> according to the israel defense forces, at least 1300 people were killed and 3300 wounded in israel. the palestinian ministry of health reports more than 2215 people have been killed and 8714 wounded in gaza. joining us now, nbc news foreign correspondent kelly villa reporting on the ground in jerusalem. kelly, what are people saying on the ground right now? >> there's a lot of talk right now about that rafah border crossing. the crossing from gaza into egypt because of that reporting that potentially there has been a agreement reach to open a crossing just for a few hours today to allow american citizens out. nbc news has not been able to independently verify that, but reuters has been reporting that the u.s. has been working with the qataris and israelis and egyptians to get that border crossing open citing a senior state department official. keeping in mind there are

no more money should be spent simply to facilitate current boer policy. and rick scott says, ukraine and israel are two sepatissues. any attempt to give additional money to ukraine risks complicad e pce and prolonging the time it will take to get aid to our ally, israel. destroy hamas and get american hostages home. finally, representative marjoe taylor greene says, you never see the war that you have bn forced to pay for in ukraine on tv like you see war in israel 24/7. where has ouroney gone in ukraine? i think it is a money long -- a money launderi war. ukraine is not the 51st state. stop funding corruption. i wonder what you think about that. before we start taking your calls, i want to show you this article from "the washington times dock" it is on the -- the washington times. it is on the front page. escalation of war looks to be inevitable. israel pounded hamas targets in the gaza strip and struck militants in the west bank and syria while warning lebanon-based hezbollah of devastating consequences, should it enter the war. fearing escalation of th

some meats, garads, yakia previously, they were significant in the boers, but in the attacks, when thelinist classicism. please tell belarusians that you won’t get a ticket, because you can come to our capital, price list, please contact us adchuts usyoy as if with a soul, what is geta? glyadzice on our tv channel. has it become a bargaining chip for ukraine? yes, this country is bankrupt and today it can only pay for weapons with its own black soil. ukrainians who find themselves in european union countries tell scary stories. i have never heard of such a monstrous drinking incident anywhere, when the house is trashed, right away, it’s just like a commodity. in mariupol they gave me several books about ukrainian nationalism. the appearance of one of them dates back to 1950. it's just confirmation that after the announcement of the ussr's victory over nazi germany, bandera continued. it’s good that there is lukashenko in belarus, he saved it, it would have been the same, maybe even. the author's project by kseniy lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the belarus-24 tv channel. s

time, let’s go, yes, this is balabin, you can say , sanya, we have smoke here like a yoke, all our boere, the door is behind you. shut up, why, answer, who is it? mayor balaminin. mikhalovich, so attentively and without interrupting, you obey captain karelov in everything and there is no independence, if you don’t want to move from the kpzz to the cemetery, i understood everything , i understood, that means so, you will now take on the murder of kirill razvozov, you will confirm to the investigator that you are ready to show how he struck and under what circumstances. understood, realized that then, and then the company car i i’ll take you out with a balabino, i understand, commander, i understand, duty officer, duty officer, kirillov, but your ward took upon himself the murder of razozov, you would right now record his testimony in the investigative experiment, record everything on camera. why don’t you just take the duty officer and go, your client is quiet, well, that’s right, take the detainee to investigator kirillov , get up, let’s go, san, i’m leaving, i’ll wait for you, in the p

have you heard of the boer war?y first invented concentration camps during the boer war, which were nothing like this. auschwitz. it means that it means forcing people into small, cramped conditions where they don't have any contact with the outside world and they lose a lot. >> but they do have contact with the outside world. emma emma they can get outside any time they like. don't. they they like. they don't. they don't have a permanent time don't even have a permanent time restriction. emma they can get on taxpayer funded bus into on a taxpayer funded bus into the town. the local town. >> homeland as we are >> people's homeland as we are contributing to this. >> freely come here. >> emma they freely come here. they have freely come here to this country. they can out this country. they can get out of that barge any time they like. they are free to roam. it is nothing like a concentration camp. are you on about, patrick? >> if you've not heard of the rwanda policy? oh, great. >> yeah, i have. i have nothing like a

everything but the boer. so dolly's back. the capitol. madison left 100 men and a colonel to surround the building. she looks out the window and they run. she's livid. she's furious. she writes to a half sister, saying, if the ladies of washington and i had enough cannons, we'd roll one out of every window the building and defend it. she's back there with the young slave who is a servant to madison, teenager and a maid. and then the butler french john. and she climbs to the roof. and according to her writing and with the spyglass, she's british coming in and she's everybody for retreating. she's so outraged at her cowardice. before she leaves, however, two men arrive with a wagon she orders the gilbert stuart portrait of george washington and black with his hand out. you know, you know, monstrous portrait. priceless she orders it saved. she won't let them tear. cut it out. you break the frame, they get an ax. break the french. you won't even let them roll it up. she wants it laid flat to be preserved. now, it was a copy of the original. s

during a campaign stop at a south carolina veteranof foreign wars stop any outlined his plans for boer security and touted his accomplished in education policy. >> everything he does he does with honor and distinction. a person's word is what you need, it's about all you have. it's a great honor that i introduce governor desantis, the next president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> how are you all doing? it's great to be at the grand again and thanks to the veterans of foreign wars for hosting us. i am a lifetime member. i think my home post is still saint augustine but we have a lot of great veterans in florida and we appreciate all the great veterans in south carolina so thank you for your service and god bless each and everyone of you. thanks to representative goose toes for the introduction thank you for your service and captain dick, thank you for coming out and doing it again. i am excited to be here. i know our country has a lot of problems and was seen that day after day. you have this situation in israel for suffered -- where they have suffered a brutal terrorist attack f

and this foundation, of course i when i was college back around the time of the boer war, i think my contemporary history professor going through, you know, the run up to the depression, set up calvin coolidge, and this is all he said of calvin coolidge as well. if took the washington monument and dug a commensurate in the ground, that would be a fitting monument for calvin coolidge is to america. and that was it. no argument, no specifics. nothing to go to substantiate this view. there giggles from the students and of course, sat back and thought, my professor saying that surely coolidge is probably an interesting guy. the opposite must surely be true because. that's usually a safe guide for a lot of college professors, right? and then greg said something, important. he has that reputation of silent cal. and you make a very important point. he was not silent at all the historians and their superficial approaches love to treat his sort of tacit nature that's legendary and it makes for fun reading. i've always thought there was a purpose to attaching a label silent count to him, and s

the boers were taken away, and you forgot to say goodbye, they didn’t pay any money for the concert,a was saying something about bucks , right? well, maybe you can poke around the house, and me and your lip will stand in the noise, you lip are so free, until friday i’m completely free, very funny, okay, siply, consider this a charity concert, so, where is my convertible? this is a true program, good evening, let’s start with footage of the fsb’s work in the zaporozhye region, members of three ukrainian intelligence groups have been detained, let’s see, if i opened it, i would say that it’s not clear, last name, first name and patronymic, we’re all lying there. calmly, among the detainees there was one woman, another employee of the intelligence department, resisted, was killed, the armed forces of ukraine have less and less opportunities, we are putting pressure, we are not sparing anyone, what does this statement mean our minister of defense sergei shaigu, and russia, together with the united nations, demand, or rather, call for a ceasefire in the middle east, but the west is agains

the boer bears, the inhabitants of the south kamchatka nature reserve, are lucky.t you were my mother, beautiful barunettes, sometimes very decisive, i 'm not going anywhere from here until i get the information i need, i say, it's a long way to go, fight, look for why you got into the water, find, hello, mom, and what will happen then? well then i went cats for sale on sunday on rtr. ji, what's wrong with you? is it really so difficult to remove the old woman? it is not like you. this is my people, this is my land, and i honor the laws of my people, the laws. what exactly are the laws, and you can’t kill them, you don’t even have the right to think about such things, in fact, you owe me, do you remember? i understand you. you, just a performer, are coming, okay, in that case, stand in the open air, repeat four times on each side of the world that you take upon your soul the death of morabu tedi gres, will you do it? listen to me heaven. listen to me earth. listen to me ocean, listen to me fire. but kat, you can’t just leave, go to bed, i’m going to sleep in your b