800, after the name of the location of the city of brandenburg, becoming the largest training centerabotage and espionage against the ussr by belarusian organizations operating under the patronage of german special services personality sabotage units and numbers of belarusian emigration the first such unit was the first assault, platoon, the first assault stars, it included 50 people of the first trained in the brandenburg 800 formation at the end of the fortieth and beginning of the forty-first year of the nkvd reports and scored information on the recruitment of agents by the leaders of the belarusian self-help committee, among which her head was distinguished by special zeal nikolai shchors and also about saboteurs penetrating the territory of belarus. and about the successfully carried out operations to neutralize them, the elimination of entire sabotage and reconnaissance groups, reports operating in the western territories of the ussr and on the actions of polish agents, which were left without owners . december 1940 in western belarus turned out to be snowy and frosty, it's ti

no, the answer was rather gloomy, and in berlin , greenpeace activists installed opposite the brandenburgate an installation of a defeated tyrannosaurus rex on barrels of radioactive waste, as a symbol of the nuclear industry that had gone into the past. this is a huge step forward. where is he of the people in germany and around the world who have been fighting for decades to switch to renewable energy sources a huge step showing that the fifth largest economy in the world was able to move away from nuclear energy, and literally on the other hand from those who, like this man with a poster, gathered at the brandenburg gate, confessed their love for the peaceful atom; they also had their own smaller tyrannosaurus rex, but living after the use of atomic energy cannot be compared with the climate consequences of other non-renewable energy sources. last year, coal-fired power plants accounted for 30% of germany's electricity generation, with plans to reduce their number in the coming decades due to co2 emissions germany hopes on gaz, but not on russian ones, it is liquefied and more expensiv

by the brandenburg gate, which you may see in the distance behind me and began blocking the road m. no, we are farther up the road. it stopped a few people have been pulled aside. it got tens at some point and know that they're, they're sitting behind me and occasionally it seems to come to a bit of a standstill. the traffic is now moving, but this is just part of one of our own half a dozen similar kind of protest walks this morning in berlin. and as, as you, as we had, is all about trying to, to bring this message that, that enough is not being done to tackle the climate crisis is what we see. and so no, we've gone from protest in the regions around germany to a partition. it's really specifically target at telling the government that more needs to be done to tackle the problem of climate change. and they want to see they've told me they want to see fossil fuels phased out by 2030. they want to see society group set up to tackle this problem. so it's, it's about bo, sending a message that this is really quite urgent. right. will it seem very quiet and well behaved there? what's th

it is a testament to something president reagan said in front of the brandenburg gate. she said the stands before the entire world one inescapable conclusion, freedom leads to prosperity. freedom replaces the ancient hatred among nations with comedy and peace. freedom is the victor. with that, i am proud to introduce my good friend and ranking member of the select committee on the ccp. [applause] >> thank you very much, chair man. thank you, speaker mccarthy for convening this bipartisan meeting. thank you, chairman gillard for leading our house democratic congress. thank you to the reagan foundation for hosting us. we had a wonderful set of meetings with president tsai and it reminded me with something president reagan said 40 years ago at the 40th founding of the united nations. she said, what kind of a people do we want to be 40 years from now? today, we can agree with what he said should be the answer, which is that we want to be a free people firm in the conviction that freedom is not the sole prerogative of the chosen few, but rather an entitlement of all of god's

so was the, the protest behind me began this morning right by the brandenburg gate, which you can probably see in the distance behind me. and it began there and blocked off that one of the main traffic which through the city. and it was a slow protest walk rather than the convention or that kind of that, that protested would be used to seeing where the, where the glue these protestors glue themselves to the streets, to stop traffic moving. but nonetheless, it did cause some, some disruption to 2 drivers this morning here, which isn't exactly what you plan to do. an overall spin the peaceful, generally peaceful. there was a few skirmishes with police. and it's all part of a city way campaign to bring while a campaign to bring berlin to a standstill. and the aim is to send a message, know to politicians, to the government that the not doing enough when it comes to climate change. and it's also about sending a message that they need to be much more ambitious and terms of the policies that the, the, an imposing. and one of the things that the protestors here would like to see is they'd like to

there are two protests, aren't there, today, on either side of the brandenburg gate there.t there. it is a controversial one, isn't it? , , ., ., , isn't it? it is. first of all this isn't it? it is. first of all this is a hugely _ isn't it? it is. first of all this is a hugely historic - isn't it? it is. first of all this is a hugely historic day - isn't it? it is. first of all this is a hugely historic day for l is a hugely historic day for germany. the governments here have been trying on and off to get out of nuclear power production for about two decades. that day has finally arrived. by midnight tonight, the last three nuclear power plants will be disconnected from the grid, ending more than 60 years of atomic energy production in this country. but the people behind me here at the brandenburg gate, that is real cause for celebration. you can see the dinosaur there, for celebration. you can see the dinosaurthere, nuclear for celebration. you can see the dinosaur there, nuclear energy vanquished on this day. many of these people have been campaigning for some decades to

brandenburg set. exactly on it produced a bicycle, which, thanks to its characteristics, became a european brand. and such equipment literally began to arrive in whole trains in minsk, and sometimes sets of equipment came that had to be involved in unloading, even military military equipment in order to be able to pull the machines from the railway platforms and again the heroism of people. the use of military equipment for the use of soldiers made it possible to unload more than 600 trains within two weeks. moreover, they could not simply be unloaded and put on stations had to be taken to the factory and it was desirable to install them in the place that answered him, in order to avoid, uh, any additional work. at the same time, the country needed transport, especially low-cost in production and economical in use, a simple bicycle familiar to citizens; its use in the national economy could become the widest since the adoption of november 6, 1945. decree of the council of people's commissars of the us

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they were waiting for equipment from the brenabor factory from brandenburg.was on it that a bicycle was produced, which, thanks to its characteristics, became a european brand. and such equipment, literally in whole trains, began to arrive in minsk, and sometimes sets of equipment came that had to be involved in unloading, even military military equipment in order to be able to pull off the machines and railway platforms and again the heroism of people. the use of military equipment for the use of soldiers allowed more than 600 trains to unload within two weeks. moreover, they could not simply be unloaded and put at the station; they had to be taken to the plant and it was desirable to install them in the place that answered him, to avoid, uh, any additional work. at the same time, the country needed transport, especially low-cost in production and economical in use, a simple bicycle familiar to citizens; its use in the national economy could become the widest since the adoption of november 6, 1945. decree of the council of people's commissars of the ussr on

some of this mega figure of our culture boris grebenshchikov speaks, but he performed there at the brandenburge, and 12 million euros were collected from the concert and sent to help the ukrainian army, well done well done that is, you speak for the nazis, but for the nazis for yourself vile bastard that only ever gave birth to humanity, that you told us stories about some kind of buddhism , nirvana and other nonsense. and here you are specifically on the side of the enemy. these people are going to destroy the russian federation, tear it to pieces , destroy the russian people. and you mean on their side yes it turns out. yes, i talked about it last time, i'm an atheist. i don't believe in god, wait. but that's what you stand for. this is real satanism, without any exaggeration call it what you want, from the point of view of an atheist, this is satanism in an understandable language people. these creatures, not human at all, have disappeared. hell, they kill , they torture, you are on this side, right? i, and i am generally against the war. well, well, well, well, i didn’t hear that you were

diplomatic solution to the conflict in february, a thousands-strong demonstration took place on the brandenburge in the center of berlin this not our war is german, weapons again happen to russians and ukrainians such slogans, then the leader of the left sarah vaginect sounded at that rally and she was previously known german journalist and human rights activist only alice schwartz and other public figures of germany launched an initiative demanding to rely on a diplomatic settlement of the conflict in ukraine and not on the supply of weapons. it was joined by some representatives of the western alternative for germany to the press, as well as to politicians, and today i recall the recent frank interview of the chinese ambassador to france. the other day he refused to recognize crimea as ukrainian and called into question the sovereignty of some of the former. republics in particular baltic, what reaction did the words of the diplomat meet in europe and what does official beijing say about this borissin? french tv channel live which heard the chinese ambassador's statement for sure, did not exp

the falcon 9 rocket blasted off from brandenburg air force base.returned to earth eight minutes later. always amazing. the upper stages continue to carry the satellites into orbit. it will help the military identify and track missiles. >>> there are just under two weeks left in this year's crab season after multiple delays pushed back the start of the season. it's set to end earlier than expected. the california department of fish and wildlife says the commercial season will end april 15th at noon all because humpback whales are returning to coastal waters to forage for food. they can get tangled in crabbing gear. they ordered supplies and fishing lines down to the mexican border. >>> looking to the week ahead, two highly anticipated rankings to watch for on tuesday. first, forbes unveils its list of the world's richest people. elon musk, jeff bezos headed the list last year but a change at the top is almost a certainty with tesla losing half the value of stock and amazon's price plunging 40%. also this week "fortune" will reveal the 100 best compa

the renovation was the brainchild of german architect arno brandenburg. he's famous for his innovative ideas. following the renovation, he moved his office headquarters from berlin's meter district to the concrete g d. r mega less that at the end of thought, we tend to tear down buildings when they no longer serve their original purpose and construct new ones will not because we think construction generates more revenue and higher returns of when child that every time you demolish building it and it all the energy that went into building it is lost or just wasted plastic or some that nikita transcript to simplify. imagine, half the energy is in the actual go ahead. i was a while only half is used for things like heating and cooling. what we generally think of as energy usage is with an not combined in production to in a, it would make more sense to take the entire energy system into account as i was. because when you see like that, some, every renovation saves around half the total energy input, cuz some people out with her. so from the health, the angus

platforms foundation and the sense of mission away 25.6 meters high, a freak wave as high as the brandenburg gate, and berlin is lucas. it's really exciting to see it that way. theories laws have clearly stated that such events cannot exist right because wave theory doesn't account for that athlete in other other when the truck knows constructed in the 1980s, it was calculated that a 20 me to waive occurs in the north sea once every 10000 years waves 26 meters high were not included in the calculations tall. luckily, the platform held up anyway, following the direct no wave. however, the scientific view of this phenomenon changed radically. now, all the shift rec, suddenly had an explanation. and the stories about monster waves were no longer just a sailors. yar, the new findings, we used to show that between 196-919-9422 mega freitas sank due to rogue weight killing more than 450 people. in addition, many small vessels were sold the freight to sim field, for example, sank of scotland in 2015. 8. save us, died. the suspected cause was run away that appeared out of nowhere from these things a

at the german airport berlin brandenburg today, a strike has begun in it , the security services of thebor are involved, all passenger flights on monday are canceled by this strike, the trade unions want to get employers to improve working conditions. in particular, the payment of bonuses for work on weekends. this is the third strike this year. nato exercises aurora 2023 have resumed in sweden today , the following scenario is being played out: the kingdom is attacked, the enemy disables the electrical and telecommunications networks, the government decides on the mobilization of the armed forces. let me remind you that the maneuvers started at the beginning of the month , 26,000 people take part in them, except for the actual one. the swedes involved the us military britain poland france germany and other countries. pay for purchases in any way you are accustomed to using a world card or the mirpay application, as usual non-cash. by the way, who do you listen to immediately airport unlimited access, business lounges, increased cashback, increased interest on the savings account. disco

and if you see probably when you go down to the brandenburg gate weathered u. s embassy, and belinda, located most probably have some s o f f there as well. we're just in charge of security on the embassy. so as these numbers are not definitely not indicating that nato forces are fighting on the ground in your crate. but as mr. government has suggested, russian propaganda will absolutely pick up on this fact. i wanna ask a general hodges how you think these leaks, it could affect russia and what mistakes are for them. well, of course they're gonna do what they can to do, explored it. but i think that only is for their own domestic audience. i is not going to move the needle of one way or the other, not in a significant way amongst a european or american or canadian audiences. oh my goodness, this has been going on for 14 months. why should we give a toss? what russia thinks or says about this, given the daily war, crimes of their committing. and that, that's where we need to instead of always responding to or reacting to whatever they might say. you know, we're

part of american foreign policy, it's baked in, and i would say this as one who stood outside the brandenburgand having walked back and forth through checkpoint charlie, it was a moment of great celebration in the world. all of what we had believed since the russian revolution of 1916 had been put to pasture and i think that when you look back at that triumphal moment, democrats and republicans were of one mind as it related to, at that time, soviet and now russian aggression — and, incidentally, nato worked then and nato works now. all right. let's bring it to domestic us politics and the melodramas that the world has been watching in a courtroom in new york over the past week or so. donald trump is now arraigned. he faces felony criminal charges. are you tempted to rub your hands with glee or do you see a potential... no. ..element of politicaljeopardy here, for you as a democrat? neither. i am not looking at my career or the democratic party's positions to be jeopardised, nor am i looking at this trial in new york as one that fractures and jeopardises the american jurisprudence system. wha

just the other side of the brandenburg gate, another set of demonstrators is gathering.take. they're worried about energy security. bear in mind that today's shutdown was already postponed for several months as germany, which was heavily dependent on russian gas, scrambled to find alternative sources of power. so there's a huge amount of controversy here. it will take years, possibly decades, for those power plants to be fully decommissioned. it's heavily specialised work, of course. and even as that work gets under way, germany's politicians are still arguing amongst themselves over whether they've made the right decision. now, with news of saturday's football matches, here's olly foster. newcastle's champions league ambitions have been dented after losing 3—0 at aston villa. jacob ramsey gave villa the lead afterjust ten minutes before ollie watkins' second half double sealed the points for them making it 11 goals in 12 games for the striker. it's a fifth win in a row for unai emery�*s side, they are sixth, six points behind fourth—placed manchester united. newcastle r

was in berlin knows where he was when you the so -called ministerial garden on the one hand, the brandenburgside of the square in front of the brandmore gate. there's a big big hotel. adlon, there is an embassy there, and there is such a large square, they installed it there. this is the monument to the victims holocaust. so, when they started building this monument. well, this is where the most tragic thing in this story suddenly turned out. what are the polymers for this monument preparing bigusa? polymers and hmm other chemical additives that were used to cast these here in this one, they probably saw such small monuments there. yes, degus polymers were used. i don’t know who found it, but the project was frozen for 3 years. and then you won’t believe it, everything went further, they allowed it, so they said that here is a monument to the victims of the holocaust, probably in this there is a certain symbolism. if the tasting now gives some materials there , there is no symbolism for me in this. for me this is a betrayal for me in this hypocrisy for me this is approximately the same as wh

just the other side of the brandenburg gate, another set of demonstrators is gathering.ke. they're worried about energy security. bear in mind that today's shutdown was already postponed for several months as germany, which was heavily dependent on russian gas, scrambled to find alternative sources of power. so there's a huge amount of controversy here. it will take years, possibly decades, for those power plants to be fully decommissioned. it's heavily specialised work, of course. and even as that work gets under way, germany's politicians are still arguing amongst themselves over whether they've made the right decision. that was jenny hill, that wasjenny hill, they are. president emmanuel macron has signed his controversial pension reform into law. the reforms, which raise the minimum retirement age to 64, cleared their final legal hurdle when the constitutional council — france's highest legal authority — ruled in favour of the changes. joe inwood reports from paris. there is still a police presence outside the constitutional council here in france, in paris and that

shows the ruins of the royal castle of the former königsberg, a still recognizable object, the brandenburg of the monarch, they stand, to this day, expensive. my man shield and sword the fate of man 20 days without war the world of the incoming difficult. list all military spy movies filmed in the kaliningrad region. especially since it's been here for decades. entire neighborhoods were ready for scenery, as if the war ended yesterday, for example, the climax of the movie father of a soldier storming the stock exchange building, which at the time of filming, that is, 20 years after the massive bombing of 1944. nothing has changed. and here is also the building of the former koenigsberg stock exchange, already in the role of the palace of justice, which was released on screens this year nuremberg nikolai lebedev, again , with virtually no additional scenery. is that a fake fence and guard post. it was erected for several days for the sake of filming , the access of visitors to the kaliningrad museum of fine arts was restricted, some passages in the center were blocked to assist film crews i

visible the ruins of the royal castle of the former königsberg, a still recognizable object, the brandenburgontrast to the residence. the monarch is still standing, to this day the climax of the movie father of a soldier storming the stock exchange building, in which at the time of shooting, that is, 20 years after the massive bombing of 1944, nothing has changed. and here is also the building of the former koenigsberg stock exchange already in the role of the palace of justice, released on the screens this year in nuremberg by nikolai lebedev , again with virtually no additional scenery. unless the fake fences of the guard post were erected to assist with the film crews in the region. there is even a film commission. something like an mfc for the needs of filmmakers, the company can quickly address many issues through one-stop shop. road closures, searches, supporting actors , interns, object coordination, but also the economics of film projects. another blockbuster, the kaliningrad region , starring in the so-called rebate, part of the cost of filming in the region is reimbursed filmmaker,

and a little later, i am at the brandenburg gate in berlin, you can see it behind me, and the other sider demonstration. those are people who say that it is madness to switch off nuclear energy production at this moment in time. they worry about energy security. this country was heavily reliant, as you know, on russian gas. in fact, today's shutdown had to be postponed by several months as the government scrambled to find alternative sources of power. they worry, too, about the environment. they say that, actually, nuclear power is cleaner than fossil fuels, upon which this country still relies, although the government has said it wants to get out of coal—fired power production by 2030. there is a lot of discussion still going on, and even as the highly specialised work begins, to decommission, it will take a very long time of course, to decommission those power plants. politicians here are still bickering over whether they made the right decision. merseyside police say a woman has been arrested ahead of the grand national at aintree racecourse. in a statement they said she was arrested

it's a test meant to something president reagan said in front of the brandenburg gate.s beautiful the world an in esescapable conclusion that freedom leads to prosperity. freedom is the victor. with that, i am proud to bro deuce my good friend and ranking member on the select committee on the c.p.p., raj. >> thanks very much, chairman. thanks speaker mccarthy for convening this bipartisan meeting. thank you chairman aguillar for leading our house democratic caucus. being present, thank you to my fellow members, thank you to the reagan foundation for hosting us in a wonderful visit. we had a wonderful set of meetings with the president of taiwan -- >> neil: celebrating the fact that they have had a meeting with the taiwan president on u.s. soil. these are movers and shakers here. they're important people to meet. the reaction, how it's going down in taiwan, they welcome it. in china, not quite the same. aishah hasnie is in taipei with that side of the story. aishah? >> hey, neil. good to see you. you know, you heard chairman gallagher there just say it's really important

one of the most common slogans was who wants peace does not supply weapons in berlin at the brandenburgate, the tivists held an action for peace by symbolically eating lobsters with pigeons and also called for peace without the supply of weapons, which only add fuel to the fire at the same time. in another area. the german capital hosted thousands of anti-war demonstrations, participants with banners, flags and drums called for peace. well, they stretched the transparan with a complex better world warmth and bread than weapons war and the death was noticed and anti-american posters people are dissatisfied with the growth of washington's influence in europe, a large military mars took place and in munich, to drumbeats, the participants marched along the central streets with posters, and everything ended in a rally at which the protesters demanded an immediate cessation of german military supplies to the conflict zone, as well as to remove american missiles with nuclear warheads from germany. frost down to -30° c expected accompanied by heavy precipitation, the weather deteriorated sharpl

of the most became widespread slogans, who wants peace does not supply weapons in berlin at the brandenburga rally for peace by symbolically eating lobsters in pigeons and also called to samir without supplying weapons, which only add fuel to the fire at the same time, in another area of ​​the german capital, a multi-thousand , anti-war, demonstration participants with posters, flags and drums called for peace and stretched a banner with the slogan better the world is warmth and bread than weapons, war and death were seen and anti-american posters people are dissatisfied with the growth of washington's influence in europe, a large anti-war march took place and in munich, to the beat of drums, its participants marched through the central streets with posters, and ended with a rally at which the protesters demanded an immediate cessation of german military supplies to the conflict zone, as well as to remove from germany american missiles with nuclear warheads. at least five people were injured, according to preliminary data, as a result of the collapse of a house in the center of marseille, a