the bridge over the birch near borisov was destroyed, just such news was received by napoleon bonapartehen he was in this building on the second floor on the night of november 22-23, 1812, and the french emperor had no choice but to burn all the archives of the army. and some historical data among the artifacts put on fire were the battle flags of the army famous commander, and also their most valuable and revered elements, the pommel, executed in the form of bronze eagles in general, napoleon was very fond of gold. he ate gold appliances , they were definitely with his seal and he generally carried gold with him, but, damn it, in those places where it was. here he came, as they say on the road, and free gold, but back, of course, where will it go? well, i don’t know, but until recently we had a lot of time. uh, the underground documents say they're so big that even a many people think it's a horse. they are stored there, the napoleonic treasures are really to be checked . now, it is unlikely that anyone will be able to cover the underground passages with sand. if napoleon bonaparte , a

they plan to create a special museum in the room where napoleon bonaparte spent the night.useum has many exhibits, starting with ancient bricks and ending with crosses that were pierced by bullets and, of course, a lot of exhibits that the parishioners brought, which we found here under renovation. they were all buried in the ground. we took them out and keep them in order to provide it to those who will be interested in it with great reluctance. our film crew leaves the place of prayer , it's time to go to the museum, which already exists in the city of local history. let's fix what lukashenka said, worthy conclusions should be drawn. everything must be done on time and keep the country strong. why are we more closely engaged in the production of our own ammunition. combat action. in ukraine , they very noticeably showed what is much more important than what they shoot from, what they shoot from the place of investing billions of dollars in the development of something supersonic or beyond long-range. we invest millions in the production of ammunition, so that in which cas

they plan to create a special museum in the room where napoleon bonaparte spent the night.eum has many exhibits, ranging from ancient bricks, and ending with crosses that were pierced by bullets and, of course, a lot of exhibits that the parishioners brought, which we found here during repairs. they were all buried in the ground. we took them out and stored them in order to provide it to those who would be interested in it with great reluctance, and our film crew leaves for the prayer place . it's time to go to the museum, which already exists in the city of local history. we are on pionerskaya street in the past tatar to whom the building previously belonged to the open question, some believe that it was a residential building, glass factory owner. isaac merlis, others are sure that the building previously belonged to the zarechno tolochin land bank, and in both cases the building does not cease to be a unique architectural monument of the late 19th century, mounting buttons of soldiers of the french and russian armies pistol fragments of the cannonball cannonball. it seem

during the egyptian campaign, defeated the army of local rulers, it was just before this battle that bonaparteds to his soldiers, saying the phrase that became legendary soldiers of 40 centuries of history and greatness are looking at you from the height of these pyramids , napoleon's experienced army easily defeated the mamluks. although there were three times as many about 60,000 against 20,000 french after the battle of the pyramids, napoleon became the ruler of egypt, but the british failed to consolidate military successes with them. france, when they fought , sank the french fleet, on which napoleon's army arrived in egypt, depriving it of supplies. the egyptian campaign in the military sense was unsuccessful, but the materials collected, hundreds of scientists, whose scientists bonaparte took with him , formed the basis of a new one. the torments of egyptology on july 21, 1925, the soviet union recognized the international metric convention from the end of the 19th century. the law allowed to apply in russia the metric system, but did not oblige russia to officially switch to it in 1917

napoleon means so returning to paris, bonaparte launched a vigorous activity. to create a new army atia, a new coalition against france is emerging, its composition includes england austria portugal prussia spain tell me in which chapter did you subtract to go through the napoleonic coalition and napoleon's new army i don't remember exactly its number. okay, tell me honey. what kind of men did natasha rostova fall in love with ? retake it in the fall. olenka, i'm sorry, i don't understand what happened, what he dictated to me. a this is according to the literature of christmas trees, keep your junk and give me my notes. the one that confirms that rubtsov has long been in the other world karina razumovskaya why are you helping me? because i believed. i hope that i was not mistaken, pavel delong missed the fish, so find him vladimir epifantsev i promised that i would return black dog today at 19:45 on ntv hello hello girls tatyana who thank you captain of the wolves? tell me, if your client's phones were stolen and a new sim card was put into it, can you set the number of the new one? o

this is a guy who was alongside napoleon bonaparte and the contrast between them is quite clear.appened to completely agree with that interpretation of washington. the gap silly wanted to be commander-in-chief of the continental army and that was his great dream and when it came time for duty present he was like he was dragged from mt. vernon buddy was dragged from mt. vernon. he didn't want to do it so i think because of that, that's where lafayette is spontaneously a more appealing person to think about and talk about but also would have been one of his persistent defects about him. he didn't quite, there were other political mistakes he made but one of them is just that he always was kind of like if somebody offers him the presidency he's like i don't want to be president. i don't actually want that job and he was not president in the way that his old mentor was. >> i would be remiss if i didn't ask you a question. he wants to know if you have alluded to project the one and only mike duncan. >> i'm not telling anybody. because the thing is i'm wrapping up the revolution so i'v

on july 7, 1807, a historic meeting was held between the two emperors of france, napoleon bonaparte andsia, alexander i, then the leaders of the two most powerful and authoritative states in europe , both wanted to end the long war. opponents. near the prussian city of tilsit and prisoners by emperors, the agreement went down in history as a stylistic world according to it in exchange for the bialystok region. this is belarus, which formerly belonged to prussia, russia recognized all the conquests of the french and participated in the continental blockade of england. however , the theoretical treaty did not guarantee peace with france, and after 5 years napoleon attacked russia, which ultimately led to the collapse of his empire. on july 7, 1932 , studies on the production of soviet milk powder were completed at the leningrad institute of the dairy industry. this made it possible to deliver vital an important product rich in vitamins, protein and calcium in the far north and in the area where there were no farms, dry, milk had a long shelf life, which was also very important, by the way

napoleon bonaparte, the corsican, the short corsican, famous asli, complained that his contemporaries him to be another washington a great man willing to leave the stage and to go home. when his duty was done. this he could not do. the great french writer chateaubriand said, you know, napoleon did not know to go home, did not want go home. that's why he ended up on saint helena. know under british captivity guarded and not going home but not not ruling anyone or anything. alexis de tocqueville who a man i think in his thought combined magnanimity and moderation and political sobriety in a most impressive way, tocqueville said of napoleon that he was as great as could be without being good. so we had a new category there, a kind of the form of greatness by the not good. okay and the without being good was napoleon's achilles heel. his fatal flaw or closer toward the french statesman showed the goal, said that or charles de gaulle, you know, you feel like an npr guy when. you start pronouncing foreign citizens nicaragua. you know closer to our de charles de gaulle said that napoleon ser

during the egyptian campaign, defeated the army of local rulers, it was just before this battle that bonaparteddressed parting words to his soldiers, uttering a phrase that became legendary . although there were three times more of them, about 60,000 against 20,000 french, after the battle of the pyramids , napoleon became the ruler of egypt, but the british failed to consolidate military successes with them when france was at war, they sank the french fleet, on which napoleon's army arrived in egypt, and deprive it of supplies. the egyptian campaign in the military sense was unsuccessful, but the materials collected by hundreds of scientists who would take to the park with them formed the basis of a new one. egyptology on july 21, 1925, the soviet union recognized the international metric convention from the end of the 19th century. the law allowed the use of the metric system in russia, but did not oblige russia to officially switch to it in 1917. but in the twenty-fifth metro, they extended it to the entire in the ussr, a single metric system, where all units of measurement, multiples of te

partition of poland for 123 years, disappeared altogether from geographical maps later, napoleon bonaparterincipality of warsaw, dependent on france, on the lands of prussia; more of it, by decision of the congress of vienna, became part of russia as the kingdom of poland. during world war i, this territory was occupied by german and hungarian troops after the war. it also became the core of the new polish state of the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth, which was led by yuz philosophical plans to recreate poland in the tombs of the golden age led to the soviet-polish war, as a result, the treaty of riga was signed, according to which poland withdrew the former parts of the russian empire of western ukraine and western belarus on september 1, 39. hitler's germany attacked poland , world war ii began, the polish government fled to london and the soviet union annulled all treaties and agreements concluded with it western ukraine and western belarus entered composition of the ussr poland regained its independence only in the forty-fifth, becoming the polish people's republic under the rule

poland even sold itself along with the cult of pilsudski, it cultivated the cult of bonaparte, befores of archival newsreel shot in 1930, the film depicts one of the costume-dressing celebrations dedicated to the centenary of the polish national uprising against russia , napoleon, who destroyed the holy roman empire of the german nation and burned it in moscow

poland even sold itself along with the cult of pilsudski, it cultivated the cult of bonaparte, before you there are unique footage from archival newsreels, filmed in 1930 on the film captures one of the costumed parades dedicated to the centenary of the polish national uprising against russia . napoleon, who destroyed the holy roman empire of the german nation, heartburn in moscow , was now revered in poland at the beginning of the 20th century along with national heroes. paying tribute to the memory of the conquest of the french emperor, the poles were preparing to repeat his accomplishment before the rest in europe began to flirt with hitler in many respects independently provoking everything that eventually led first to her own defeat and disappearance from the maps of europe and then a full-scale world war, the dream of being germany turned into a goal to be instead of germany, but poland was let down by the greed of a scavenger, the one that churchill immortalized in the image of poland, the hyena of europe, the hyena overate after the treaty of versailles and riga, biting off th

hello on july 7, 1807, the historical meeting of the two emperors of france, napoleon bonaparte and russiaaders of the two most powerful and authoritative states of europe, both wanted to end the long war, france then fought against russia, prussia, great britain, sweden and saxony, negotiations took place on a raft in the middle of the river, the neman separating enemy armies. near the prussian city of tilsit and the treaty concluded by the emperors entered into history, like the peace of tilsit according to him in exchange for the bialystok region. this is belarus, which formerly belonged to prussia, russia recognized all the conquests of the french and participated in the continental blockade of england . however, these visiting agreements did not guarantee peace with france, and after 5 years napoleon attacked russia, which ultimately led to the collapse of his empire. on july 7, 1932 , studies on the production of soviet milk powder were completed at the leningrad institute of the dairy industry. this made it possible to deliver vital an important product rich in vitamins , protein an

her second book, elizabeth patterson bonaparte, an american aristocrat in early republic, is about this woman from baltimore who marries napoleon's brother. and the part of the book that i remember most is that she apparently wore see through in washington, d.c. and people were like, whoa you know, so that's that's that's super cool as well. yeah. so that's charlene. our second editor is george w boudreaux, and george, a senior research associate at the mcneil center at the university of pennsylvania in philadel for you. he is also the founding editor of a scholarly journal called early american studies. george has extensive experience as public historian, and he is the author of a book called independents a guide to historic philadelphia. so if you ever go to philadelphia and to do history stuff, you might want to take a look at his book. he is also a coauthor of a book called the mature material world culture society the life of things in early anglo america. and that is a super cool book about material culture, lots pictures. so charlene and george, tell us a bit about the book's ori

the life of pauline bonaparte, and of course, the washingtons, george and martha, joined by french crowned bivalve, which received 2016 george washington book prize for it was also mt. vernon georgian papers fellow where she worked at windsor castle and the archives on her forthcoming biographies of the jacobite heroine flora macdonald and lord horatio nelson. after a presentation by four frazier, katherine geren come to the podium. she's a research editor at the papers of george washington. and the center for digital editing at the university of she holds degrees from bowling green state university and sarah lawrence college, and she was one of the team of editors who completed the papers of martha washington and is now working on the digital edition of the papers of bush. rod washington. i also want to say this broom and the 200 and i think 300 people who are watching us virtually is just such an exciting celebration of what we've been able to do across years. we've been diving into this project to better understand martha washington and women in the 18th century. this martha washington

excuse me, you will be napoleon bonaparte what what napoleon if you are napoleon you must warn you thatly. for example, when the napoleons. it only costs a little bit of kerosene. no need to shout quietly, your every thought is known to us. what thoughts i have not a single thought, i swear mommy. i don't know, but they threatened me. caught not caught. how do i know dragged without feeling, i saw it. where did they carry the insensitive boy? by the way, i didn't confess to anything. i will complain. i don't know any home. yes, i'm ready. no, guys, you can't re-educate him. weak got caught. i don't like something coming. we are late. got it, not stupid. what to do with this? let it lie here. understood. understood, understood. so that's how i distract the kids. you're luring alice, got it. repeat you distract the children. guys, follow me. i didn't tell them and never will. over there, and i went for milk for milk. alice alice i'm here. kolya save me, they they will kill me. go call. guys, do you understand? they tortured me. well, i didn't say anything. alice and the guys, they ran, wi

100 years ago, poland even sold itself along with the cult of pilsudski, it cultivated the cult of bonapartechival newsreel shot in 1930, one of the costumed parades dedicated to the centenary of the polish national uprising against in russia, napoleon, who destroyed the holy roman empire of the german nation and burned moscow, was now revered in poland at the beginning of the 20th century along with national heroes. paying tribute to the memory of the conquest of the french emperor, the poles were preparing to repeat his accomplishments before the rest in europe began to flirt with hitler in many respects independently provoking everything that eventually led first to her own defeat and disappearance from the maps of europe and then to a full-scale world war germany turned into the goal of being instead of germany, but poland was let down by the greed of a scavenger, the one that churchill immortalized in the image of poland, the hygiene of europe, the hyena overate after the treaty of versailles and riga, biting off the belensky region. in lithuania , the keshinsky region of czechoslovakia

apparently, in order to scare putin's path, the macron, as if bonaparte loser, by the way, russia scholzge and body armor. and why not hitler then biden resembles a wolf from wall street sits with a cocktail in his hand and declares it is time for nato in roughly the same vein. it is noteworthy that at the end of the video they put the president of finland or youth with a sniper rifle, and the next shot of a sad zelensky surrounded by unmarked military one gets the feeling that nato is in direct in the sense they are aiming at him, in vilnius they took care of their own safety at the airport there are german air defense rushing, and 12 at once. they were delivered in advance from berlin, spain brought self-propelled howitzers along its small and medium radius to itself from france. caesar great britain sent a soviet defense against drones in poland, italy, reinforced by helicopter forces, a special operation on the roof of kempinsk hotels, where special forces are stationed, and fighter jets fly into the furniture. well, that is, for my own protection. nato has any weapon that is only ne

the consult of bonaparte was originally wide but it did not last.power in the moment but it passed. reality settled in. history made its judgments. the cultists changed the subject, or added nuance when pressed to explain their previous support. back to now, chris christie could easily defeat joe biden. so could several of the gop candidates now in the field. donald trump wouldn't, for one big reason: his special superpower is that he is the only republican who will unite and rally the democratic base and drive independents away." >> true that. >> hello. >> "a sad thing is that many bright trump supporters sense this, and the case against him, but can't concede it and break from him. this weekend at a party, one of mr. trump's new york supporters, a former office holder, quickly made his way to me to speak of his hero. he referred to the abraham accords and the economy and said, surely you can admit he was a good president. he was all wound up, so i spoke slowly. i will tell you what he is: he is a bad man. i know it, and if i were a less courteous