in the event of a war with leg bonaparte, barclay, who had scottish roots, society was unfair. denis davydov, the general of the akhtyrsky hussar regiment , is known more because he was a poet in 1812, proposed to create flying partisan detachments and himself led one of them four, the tuchkov brothers generals participated in the war with napoleon, two died at borodino, the nobles fought with their families. after all, emperor paul was the first to put the idea of ​​serving the nobility at the forefront. if in such a place the lord is born with a noble name and with the sword of his father, figuratively speaking, he will be kind to serve to the end and this service of his is an honest service to his sovereign, and in his person, according to his country. you justify in the eyes of society all these privileges that you have even serfs . the law does not force any initially average peasant and chinin to follow the first signal. under the bullets, damn it, it is obliged to do this due to its origin, war in that era, it was conducted in a completely different way than at the begin

we do not have tourists who do not know who napoleon orba is, who confuse napoleon ord napoleon bonaparte it all began with this. today, we have sort of made it clear. this gap was closed in the history of the culture of our motherland of belarus, because napoleon's orda is not the ivanovo region. this is belarus , this is even more this is humanity , this is the scale that represents the level of development of mankind in general. napoleon orda's niece , sculptor, wood carver, painter helena skirmund, was so inspired by her uncle's work that, in a letter to her cousin, she wrote, my dear amelia when you travel the world. decide, then already with full knowledge of the matter. i ask you, please, do not move to a foreign country with any other feeling, as soon as with great love for what you leave to be drawn into another life, you can immediately understand the process, but the farther, the wider and more restlessly our best must shout. inhabitants vorotsevichi villages, they say that they have no legends about the ancient castle and the ghosts living in it, but they have the history of o

bonaparte was looking forward to victory, but kutuzov surpassed him as a strategist and somehow the texty calculated that the enemy would run out of steam and attack the weakly fortified left plan. and he will have fresh parts for counterattacks. the center battery lasted as long as possible, raevsky , the french were amazed at the courage of the russians , they said that they were dying on guns, they went out before dark, and there are still disputes about who will win the french believe that they are tactical. perhaps they didn’t defeat the russian army, and kutuzov’s decision to leave moscow turned out to be fatal, or on the desk from that moment on he was expected by one well. on september 7, 1929 , one of the most valuable agents of willy lemmon appeared at the soviet intelligence in germany. on that day, the center sent a telegram to the berlin residency. your new source a201 interested us very much agent 201, then they assigned the pseudonym brighton bach, he worked in police counterintelligence, then the gestapo had contacts with the highest circles of the reich and reported inva

but if i was hiding a treasure, then i would certainly leave some marks, by the way, bonaparte did sois quite large and located on a very picturesque bank of the berezina. victoria knows when to send the right message. meanwhile, i received a new task, they say on the spot, napoleon left treasure marks and, therefore, a clue. that is, and what if i find a stone, then there there's a lot of hints for me here, of course, but apparently i need some kind of historical stone and approximately. i know where he is. this is where i use my tip about the stone. as we see, it is written that here on november 10, 1812, russian troops defeated a large group of napoleonic army? at the bottom of the stele there is a map showing the location of the fortification in relation to the river and nearby settlements. how do we see the settlements? what kind of stone? where to look, in principle, in those places you can find quite a lot of clues and memorials. eh, actually made of stone. i decided that it was probably worth it. um, take a walk to the local cemetery. as you understand , i didn’t find any clue

we retreated to wear down the enemy and prepare for the battle bonaparte was looking forward to victorysurpassed him as a strategist and as a tactician accurately calculated that the enemy would run out of steam and attack the weakly fortified left plan. and he will have fresh parts for counterattacks. the center battery lasted as long as possible, raevsky, the french were amazed at the courage of the russians, they said that they were dying on guns, they went out before dark, and there are still disputes about who will defeat the french, who believes that they are tactical. perhaps they didn’t defeat the russian army, but leave kutuzov’s decision moscow turned out to be disastrous either on the desk from that moment on, only defeat awaited him. on september 7, 1947, on the day of the celebration of the 800th anniversary of moscow, the famous stalinist skyscrapers were laid. after the war, the country was experiencing an acute housing crisis, but the choice was made in favor of an expensive project that symbolized the greatness of the soviet union, built in a monumental style called the

the real master of the universe is chance, these are not my words, these are the words of napoleon bonaparte, and he can turn the whole modern reality upside down, and on my view will be so, the question is only where and under what circumstances, the brightest mind of the planet earth will not undertake to predict this. well, for now , analysts of the american institute for the study of war predict that from october 18. iran can supply long-range missiles to russia, because on this day the un security council resolution, which prohibits the legal sale of missiles with a range of more than 300 km, expires. today about the possibility of supplying such missiles, he said at a joint press conference with jens stoltenberg and volodymyr zelenskyi, let's listen to what the president of ukraine said. from our respective authorities and from partners that there is no fact of sale of iranian missiles to the russian federation. our services are in contact with partners and deal with this issue. well , actually, why are american analysts talking about the possible sale of these missiles to the russian

in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river embankment of one of souls. districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left and its own, and slowly regenerated. the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds in nearly 60 years. some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to a change in vegetation. over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's not only much as of which ecological site florence li, i'll just see you some, some i that so the, let's take you through some of the headlines here and i'll just say are now the leaders of all media. and as it are by john, have agreed to meet next week over the crisis. and they've gotten a cut off, asked me to call meeting and refugees have been slipping. the region authorized by john tyson, that script during and offensive th

political breakthroughs at a young age, at a very young age, such as alexander the great or napoleon bonaparteey were generally young people, but there were people who, in principle , at a rather advanced age, made such breakthroughs in politics that later affected the entire history humanity pope ivan 23 he was a generally inclined person for several years he led the vatican and carried out such a reform that still affects m. in this life of the catholic church. he is 70 years old, and because he is just a criminal. when he was the same age as budanov, he was exactly like that. but then again, if putin is like that at the age of 70, in a state of delirium, then what can be said about american politicians, about biden , about trump, about nancy pelosi, about chuck schumer, about all the current of american politicians if putin is not well oriented and they are all 10 years older than him, it is still good that they are 10 years old, then what is their policy, why did we listen to the president of israel, what he wrote to him, who came to us 90 years ago, zelensky bohdanov he could have just le

such as alexander the great or napoleon bonaparte, they were generally young people, but there were peoplele, at a rather advanced age made such breakthroughs in politics that later affected the entire of the history of mankind pope ivan 23 he was generally an elderly person he ruled the vatican for several years he carried out such a reform that still affects m. when he was the same age as budanov, he was exactly like that but again, if putin is like this at the age of 70 in a state of delirium, then what can be said about american politicians, about biden , about trump, about nancy pelosi, about chakasha, the mayor, about all current american politicians if putin has bad orientation, and they are all 10 years older than him, it’s still good if they are 10 , then what is their policy, why did we listen to the president of israel, what he wrote, who came to us 90 years ago, zelensky bohdanov , he is just adept, uh, they could have left, but it was a person experienced in politics i don't think it's necessary to hold on to power uh at any age when you're 30 years old you have two terms to b

in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river. and bank men of one of souls, districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left in its own and slowly we generate. the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds. in nearly 60 years, some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to a change in vegetation. over time to the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature, almost a casualty of development. it's now the much as of which at the logical site, florence li, i'll just you some, some i let. so the is there, and these are the top stories of the us mexico border. 99000 people have made the crossing in just 24 hours. so when the highest rise arrivals in months, the numbers of increase, despite the authorities in both countries, implementing strict to vote and for some policies and stolen new batteries. and mexico. officials

in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river embankment of one of souls. districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left on its own and slowly to generate. the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds in nearly 60 years. some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to a change in vegetation. over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's now we much as of which ecological sight florence li algebra from some islet. so now the 19th asian games are officially underway in china. the believe it or not, these aren't real fireworks that digital one. so this was very much a conscious decision by the organizes of the opening ceremony under which is reports from home, just a sound and light spectacular to store some jo agent games and restored large scale restriction free

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in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river embankment of one of souls. districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left and its own, and slowly regenerated. the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds in nearly 60 years. some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to a change in vegetation. over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's now we much as of which at the logical site, florence li, i'll just you a samsung islet. so i kept so i'm counting work samples from an asteroid is back on the online space cross landed in the us state of utah. one of the samples is folder and a half 1000000 years old. the phone to contain foods about the origins of our solar system and life. the counselor's fire return is concluded. a 7 year not satellite admission. pole barn

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in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the one with the rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river. and bank men of one of souls, districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left on its own, and slowly regenerated the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds. in nearly 60 years, some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to a change in vegetation. over time, the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's not only much as of which ecological sight florence li, i'll just see you bumps on it. so the best there and these, the top stories of the us mexico border 99000 people have made the crossing in just 24 hours. so in the highest rates.

this also still exists, the famous palace with its frescoes and libraries, which bonaparte kept the imperial a beauty in general , the vatican is one of the most beautiful places on earth with its frescoes, paintings, and monuments to the vatican museum. if you suddenly plan allow at least a day to visit for this, because, well, there is no other way to see all these fantastic, and masterpieces of art that are there , they need to definitely climb the colonnades to see the mountains from a bird's eye view and go there. look at these papal gardens, anna valerievna you are better than all this, but i’ll tell you that a lot of tourists. they want to see the sistine chapel, in fact, they only come for this, but everything there is built in such a way that it looks like the sistine chapel. you only get there at the very end, so you know about this feature of organizing an excursion, well, on to the belarusian news on september 21, the ministry of emergency situations, together with interested ministries and departments, will hold a unified safety day, the main goal of the events is, of course, tr

livingston, the great new york city real estate entrepreneur to buy just new orleans from napoleon bonaparte. napoleon had had setbacks in haiti, they were concerned about growth of british power, and to the surprise of his diplomats, monro and livingston, he offered them all of louisiana to the -- partly because jefferson was a franco file, everything about the french, he loved it. and jefferson said he would rather have that entire louisiana territory be in american hands then british or spanish, and overnight, jefferson doubles the size of our country. and it's lewis and clark, knowing up to see what is going on, but also you have zebulon pike, going all the way up the mississippi to look for the headwaters. he misdiagnosed it, he chose the wrong link in minnesota. but he was claiming modern-day iowa, and illinois for the united states because britain was in canada and a second war with britain was looming, which exploded in 1812. at pipe found the headwaters of the arkansas and red river, and went to santa fe and spanish authorities confiscated his diaries and journals and put him in jai

in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river embankment of one of souls. districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left in its own and slowly we generate. the islands continues to change over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds in nearly 60 years. some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to change and vegetation over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's now we much as of which ecological sight florence li, i'll just see you from some eyelet. so now nasa is receiving is 1st samples from an asteroid in space. it's finally returned. we'll conclude a 7 year mission and the contents will be studied by scientists world wide column baker has more. these rocks are much more valuable than diamonds for iams. they lay on the surface of a tiny, ancient asteroid, half a kilometer wide called ve

in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river. and bank men of one of souls, districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left in its own and slowly regenerated the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of sediment has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds. in nearly 60 years, some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which may lead to change and vegetation over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature, almost a casualty of development. it's not only much as of which ecological site florence li, i'll just show you some, some i that so account. so, accounting rock samples from an asteroid is back on the online space crops landed in the us state of utah. one of the samples is said to be for the half 1000000000 years old. there's thought to contain clues about the origins of the solar system and life. pole barn is professor of environmental. i'm financially sciences at w

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this is bonaparte's office and the number of financial companies and consulting firms he founded.an’t count, i wrote 86 books. on a variety of topics , became interested in art, became a member of the board of the museum, wanted to rule the world , was accepted into the bilderberg club, wanted the glory fund. polis, immediately puts it on the list of the best thoughts in the world, somehow everything worked out terribly and suspiciously easily. so do you have his real influence after all, this man is a member of the belderberg club, and who are the people who gather there and what issues do they discuss? this club is important as a center for the formation of certain cultural and political meanings. that is, something that becomes a trend and mainstream primarily in the west, and then the west tries to impose it on the rest of the world. let’s see, for example, what was discussed at the last one. ah, just at the congress of this beldarberg club, the main topic was artificial intelligence. yes and so how, with the help of machine learning, you can gradually notice people. here is o

and of course you, you know, military folks who perhaps want a napoleon bonaparte to or his is heir rather napoleon the third to come to power. but one of the things that makes tocqueville brilliant is, this mixture of old new revolutionary post revolutionary and pre revolutionary. my question for you is america has had a cultural revolution it seems america has experienced these liberal transformations you've discussed. is it the case that what you envision is a return to an earlier pre-revolutionary condition. or will a post revolutionary condition be that has to combine some of the aspects of the liberal order that you've described with mixed regime that you want to bring about. so the subtitle of the book is toward a postwar liberal future, and that that phrase is or word is chosen with some care and and forethought, which is that it's not simply a going it's not a going back. it's not an effort to say, well, in order to restore, you know, a better america, we have to go back to 1950 or 1980 or. i'm not sure what the period would be in early american that we would probably impolitic fo

bonaparte or somebody said that. excellent, thank you. surge in nottingham.ope with that, i no longer need them. —— mike if i can cope without them. i have several chip shops, eventually li5t without them. i have several chip shops, eventually list them all out, and i have gone down to just having and i have gone down to just having a fish and chip van, where me and my wife run it, we don't let anybody down, and even when we are ill a little bit, we still do ourjob. and if we are ill, which a lady usually is due to some arthritis,, she still gets up and goes to work with me. sir, you know, you are freelance. so why do you think, from your perspective, that uk workers are taking the sick days than at any other point in the last decade? truth? other point in the last decade? why is because other point in the last decade? tarry is because when they other point in the last decade? hisrg is because when they do phone in sick, they already have money there. the government is paying them more than enough money to stay home. i have another business in india. we don't