they flocked to the british army. the british army does inoculate some of these people, but they can't really take care of them. they're struggling to take care of their own soldiers there and people going to them, they're running out of food and supplies. that's cornwallis problem going into yorktown. so many of these enslaved people are just left a band and some of them try to go back to their plantations. they're spreading disease. and yes, the black people of the south were largely blamed for this. the british were blamed for spreading smallpox on purpose. even though it's not clear that they were doing that. and it's really, as i talk about in the book, one of the the places where we can point to very early racial disparity is in american health care, as white americans often blame black people for their own suffering, their own poverty, the things that are brought on to them by failing to be provide inoculation for them. so answer your question pretty well. kind of all, we can talk after for the. week as questio

former british army r lieutenant colonel stuart crawford is live and he's next.come back to patrick christys. tonight. i have got a heck of a lot coming your way in the next hour. so greater manchester police, are they just giving to in mob rule? why is nobody being charged? did a female officer have her nose broken or not? what went on? the other one is the exclusive footage that we've got for you of anjem chaudry, the islamist himself, making some astonishing comments about prince harry. but first, 24 year old anthony hassan appeared in court today accused of the attempted murder of the senior army officer, mark teetan, now the lieutenant colonel was stabbed multiple times while wearing military uniform near brompton barracks in kent on tuesday and he remains in a serious but stable condition in hospital. well, the incident has obviously raised a huge amount of concerns and what protocols might be in place to help protect members of our armed forces. i'm joined now by former british army officer lieutenant colonel stuart crawford. stuart, thank you very much. t

it's emerged he served in the british army in 2022.ve pictures from hertfordshire and indeed the street where those people were found dead . residents who live found dead. residents who live close to the murder scene have described the incident as tragic and disturbing. chief superintendent john simpson says significant numbers of police have now been deployed in hertfordshire and north london. >> our overarching objective today is to protect public safety and to locate kyle clifford, who is wanted in connection with the murder of the three women in what we believe is a targeted incident. we have extensive police resources deployed to various locations in north london and also the bushey area of hertfordshire. the manhunt also involves armed police officers and specialist search teams responding at pace. in the wake of what has been an horrific incident involving what is currently believed to be a crossbow. but other weapons may also have been used. >> as well as that manhunt for kyle clifford continues locals have been reacting to the

precisely at the first stage, when they fought against the army of saddam hussein, several, three, it seems, divisions, several brigades of the american britishrmies defeated the army of sattam in 3 weeks, it would seem that this is a victory, they mobilized everything, did everything, everything was very good, but how it ended, the eight-year war then ended pitifully, huge losses, crazy finances that are now..." when we hear what, how much money billion, 3 trillion only the americans gave, who stands out, well, this is a penny compared to 40 , which means the costs of the british army, this is not even on a big mac, this is true, either 15 or 20 states are present, a penny, but they were defeated, yes and they don’t control this country, their enemy iran controls, how is this happening, why are you there with the pro-houthi taunts, well here you go, saudi arabia is now saying, saudi arabia, which... and we will hit the oil refineries, here you are, you forgot , how we hit the refinery, here we show you, and posts footage of how they hit the oil refinery, when everything is on fire, everything is on fire, and no 18 petriot installations helpe

plus, doorbell footage captures the moment a british army officer was stabbed in broad daylight outsidehow you the full clip and i'll bring you the very latest on that. but next, british olympic hero charlotte dujardin has lost her shot at gold, a damehood and potentially much, much more as well. for this so far . much, much more as well. for this so far. her yeah divided people this. has her punishment been too harsh ? do we think an been too harsh? do we think an animal rising spokesman goes head to head with lady colin campbell? and that's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. coming up. should the long term sick be forced to seek work? reform uk mp lee anderson is live in the studio on that next. but first was olympic dressage star charlotte dujardin's. punishment for whipping a horse too harsh. it's time now for the head to head. well, six time olympic medallist charlotte dujardin's career is in tatters tonight after she was forced to withdraw from paris 2024 and handed a provisional six month ban after a video of her whipping a horse during a lesson four years ago emerge

unless the british army is ready.evitably leads to war. the fact is that when there is a crisis in one part of the world, it becomes very difficult to deal with it in isolation, which has previously been our approach. similar warnings come as the government conducts a major review of the defense sector, which may require either additional investment or serious cuts. the only real measure of any army is its combat power and lethality against real threats. in the short term, my challenge for the british army is to double this lethality in 3 years and triple it by the end of the decade. 5% of gdp for defense would allow our current armed forces at their current size to reach the kind of standards they need. necessary for warfare. we are considered a first-level force, and he says that the challengenger 3 tank is a worthy machine, but we only built 148 units. i thought we were supposed to be a powerful nation. this is the current state of affairs that we have created. the scale of what potentially threatens us is enormous

the army of saddam hussein, several three, it seems , divisions, several american brigades the british army victory, they mobilized everything, did everything, everything was very good, but how it ended, it ended pitifully, then an eight-year war, huge losses, crazy finances, which we hear now , that how much money is allocated, well, it’s... there’s so much money in the army.

founders -- we tend to think and historians have long handed down there greatest fear was the british armyavy. certainly at that time in the 1770's and 1780's the greatest and mightiest military and political force on earth was the british army. there was something to fear. if you look at the records, you find the greatest fear was that something would happen within the federal government at that time. the government then was donnelly composed of the continental congress. they figured something would happen in the continental congress that would cause the breaking apart of the original 13 colonies, later described as states. they would form separate confederations, separate countries. what is the problem with that that instead of forming one united states we formed two or three separate nations or confederations? it might have been very natural in terms of their understanding of democracy and the differences between new england and the middle colonies and the southern colonies. there greatest fear was they were going to end up fighting and civil wars. they had all manners of unresolved pro

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our first guest, retired british army colonel, renowned military expert glen grant. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel, god save the kin. glory as a hero. god save the king. thank you. an extremely important speech, the london speech of general ambassador valery zaluzhny. so we understand that he outlined a strategic perspective and very clearly indicated what things we should change and what we should prepare for in the west. he called the russian aggression against ukraine in the current phase a war of transition. i would ask now. you to analyze the most important messages that general zaluzhny gave and how they were read in the west, in particular in london. it is important that people understand that this speech was of great importance because it was delivered at the royal joint institute for defense studies, which is the british government's defense think tank. this institute plays a similar role in great britain as. for the american government and the pentagon. the speech was important and the hall was completely filled. numerous high-ranking officials from the

a british army soldier has been seriously injured after being stabbed while walking in uniform near andied after a plane crashed during take—off in the nepalese capital, kathmandu. officials say the pilot has been taken alive from the wreckage and is being treated in hospital. a public inquiry in new zealand finds some 200,000 children, young people and vulnerable adults were abused in state and religious care over the last 70 years. and this is the scene in taiwan as the country prepares forfor the imminent arrival of typhoon gaemi. here in the uk, sir keir starmer will face his first prime minister's questions this afternoon — just a day after he suspended seven labour mps for rebelling

, i understand that the work to create a fifth generation british army is underway, the only realthe face of very real ever-growing threats, including russia. in general, there will be a proposal to cut out this external funding, that is, they are going, apparently, if they stick to the agreement, there is 3%, then they will have to cut the budget and, first of all , cut military spending, so by the way, well, judging by the nice thing, here and let me talk about something that the economy is gradually moving, this is all the most important component, why the first round will be important, after that it will be approximately clear what the layout will be for the second round, plus or minus, because there will already be plus or minus two candidates, as if for about 90 percent districts, and it will be possible to understand what approximately the probability will be and it will be possible to accurately determine in reality. plus or minus, because such a big gap is precisely because of the second round, as if there is uncertainty, they are going to the majority or do not go to the

to be honest, i thought the role of the british army was to be ready to fight a war.s, and we had to assemble a task force to go and do it. so to me, almost this is saying to those who would be enemies of our country , we're enemies of our country, we're not ready to fight a war for the next three years. >> military doctrine says that , >> military doctrine says that, you know, you prepare for war, but you hope for peace. yeah. and i think the reality is that nato is becoming increasingly important. but look, we had a strategic defence review in 1998 which decided that warfare is no longer as it was in my day when you got one army in uniform, one navy in uniform, you know, approaching each other across the plains or across the seas. you've now got civilianised asymmetric warfare, where you , asymmetric warfare, where you, the person who you're fighting, looks like the person you're defending in many cases, yes. >> but hasn't ukraine actually reversed that thinking slightly because it is a much more conventional war? russia is fighting a war in the same way it did in t

kent police say the stabbing of a british army officer near barracks in gillingham is not being treated as terrorism at the moment, but they are being supported by counter—terror specialists . detectives are specialists. detectives are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing screams for help just before 6:00 yesterday evening, near brompton barracks. locals rushed to help the uniformed officer who'd been stabbed multiple times, just as the attacker, who was wearing a mask , fled the was wearing a mask, fled the scene on a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later, after being pursued by members of the public, police recovered knives at the scene. the victim, aged in his 40s, was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries. he's in a stable condition. meanwhile, a police officer who was filmed kicking the head of a man lying on the ground at manchester airport has been removed from operational duties. the male officer is seen holding a taser over the man who is lying face down, before striking him twice. greater manches

pennies compared to 40 billion, only the americans gave 3 trillion, who counted the costs of the british armye present, pennies, but they were defeated, and they do not control. their enemy iran is controlling it, how is this happening, why did you sabotage the aircraft carrier there, that means, well, naturally the runway is damaged, they are going there for repairs, now theodore will go in his place, they are completely sick of the poor zenhaur, so to speak, and so on, and we will beat at the refinery, you forgot how we hit the refinery, here we show you and post footage of how they hit the refinery in a jit, when everything is on fire, everything is on fire and no 18 petriot installations helped, boxing, we live in such a real world. where can i get everything and how? beforehand on rtr, who we are, where we are going, what kind of country we are, what value is for us, we have not changed, a russian person remains a russian person, they are not afraid of anything, of course, there is something like a chill inside, anything can happen, no i won’t give in to anything, i’ll still do what i do

police in kent say the stabbing of a british army soldier near a barracks in gillingham is not terrorontinuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing a huge scream just before 6:00 yesterday evening. locals rushed to help the soldier just in time to help the soldier just in time to see the attacker, who was wearing a mask, as they fled on a moped . a suspect was arrested a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder . on suspicion of attempted murder. about 20 minutes later. the victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries . the prime minister injuries. the prime minister says he's shocked and appalled by the attack , while sir keir by the attack, while sir keir starmer accused the previous government of losing control of britain's borders as he took part in his first pmqs as prime minister. reform uk's rupert lowe quizzed the pm on labour's migration plans, claiming that a failure to control the borders has damaged and disrupted communities. the prime minister hit back and conceded that channel crossings are a serious issue ,

here, it's the british, but within the british army there were other nationalities that were trainedell. i can see you mean that from the bottom of your heart. d—day didn't end world war ii but it was the beginning of the end, and there were still dark days ahead and many more lives would be lost on all sides. the final stop on myjourney through time is the german war graves at la cambe. above the cemetery is a statue of a mother and father. it was placed there to watch over the sons that are buried below. history isn't just about buildings and museum pieces, it's about people. when you come to somewhere like normandy and see the places where it all happened, you start to realise that every name on a stone or in a textbook is a real person, and that offers you a perspective like no other. hello there. it's hotting up this weekend, particularly sunday onwards into next week. temperatures could reach the low 30s in one or two spots but humidity will also increase as well. this weekend's a bit of a mixture. saturday will be one of sunshine and showers. sunday — drier, sunnier and warmer

british position in jello. but the defeat of the royal army caused enormous damage to the prestige of the british empire. throughout the world. the victory of the afghan people became the most important event in the history of the arrest people's resistance to the colonialists. it just failed the racist smith of the european invincibility. the probably her mother's storage. okay. the model girl that i got you. no problem seeing that i'm out of in the same 30 minutes. yes. out of the drive i showed my brother through he was sudden to hoping for a lo so now i never look at searches as being the same. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of chicago police. it'd be gang chicago is like, you'd be a photo that police, you really think your life as another crap thing. another could have been a doctor. a nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing people out here. the breaking news humans defense ministry confirms and is really a fighter jet strike on the countries red sea port city of alpha data that were part of the level 80 casualties. also have the fire that is currently burdened in yemen

suburbs were murdered, the murder of a mother and her two young daughters at the hands of a former british army soldier is one of the latest, according to the british police report last year, nearly 600 people were killed in this country by various methods, including shooting and stabbing. arriving and according to the civil institutions , mojtabi ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting news agency added to the worries of the families today's gold transactions in the world markets. it started with an increase . today, the global price of gold per ounce increased by 46 percent to $2,420 and 64 cents. in other valuable metals market, each ounce of silver increased by 78 percent it reached 28 dollars and 60 cents. each ounce of platinum is also traded with an increase of 67,977 dollars and 25 cents. the global price of oil increased today. in the international markets, the price of brent oil per barrel increased by 14 percent to $79.27 per barrel . the price of american crude oil per barrel increased by 69 percent to $76 per barrel. we are very grateful for your attention and companionship with thi

thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston committee of correspondence included merchants doctors and lawyers. many of them went to harvard and many of them were masons. hancock checks these boxes, but he declines to sit the committee. thomas cushing, hancock's friend, also a merchant and a fellow moderate, also not sit on the committee. samuel adams, hancock and cushing for not being a part of the committee, not its ideas. the committee itself. privately, however, john samuel adams were concerned both merc

done by israel alone, they were coordinated and they were uh strategized with the us and with the british army who have lot more experience than israel in this part of the world carrying out these attacks that we have seen by the us and the british air strikes in the port of al-h so i can tell you that the attack by israel basically it was draw drawn out by the us government and all israel had to do was just fly the fighter jets and hit the target that was identified. by the us army uh, but yes, a large full-scale war seems to be on the menu, because unsar allah hasn't retaliated yet, and the retaliation that ansad allah is planning is going to be very, very big according to the military spokes person. also, the attack is, we have we have confirmation that hisballah in lebanon has reached out to ansarullah, directed message to them that they are ready to strike israel any time, so the attacks against israel, are not only going to be from yemen, they're also perhaps going to be in a coordinated military effort between the access of resistance factions in yemen, in laban, in iraq and in syria, a

kyle clifford served in the british army for several years, he retired 2 years ago. dated the youngest of his daughters, named louise, for several months. recently, there has been a rift in the relationship between them. kyle controlled and made fun of louise. there had never been any incidents of violence against her before, at least we didn't know, but he forced himself on her. for example, louise liked to wear makeup, but then she stopped doing it precisely because of. as a result, the romance, which had become burdensome, was terminated on the girl’s initiative. she even wrote about it on social networks. i admire women who leave to break ties, it takes a lot of strength to choose yourself, it takes a lot of self-love. this was her last message. what happened after will only be known when the police investigation is completed. it is believed that this was a deliberate murder. abrasions and other wounds on the bodies of the dead indicate that there was a preliminary criminal. russia 24. that's all for us, even more legal news in the telegram channel. lead the duty

the british army losses in the la were the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of demo late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the okay with all that said, with the tables set as we like to say, i want to welcome you back. i'm rick sanchez. joining us now from colorado, turkey is dr. hassan, now he is a renown scholar and professor there of political science. dr. hassan, thank you so much for joining us, sir. it was as my pleasure. thank you very much for you, mind to me. so here's the situation and it's pretty weird, right, that within these past 72 hour period from like friday through the weekend, suddenly we have a nato that is so damaged because they had this important message they wanted to get out in their 75th annual celebration or commemoration, and it was not even most people, if you ask people around the world about nato, they don't even know what happened. they have no idea what their messages instead, they came away with.

well, the main story from the gb newsroom tonight is that police in kent say the stabbing of a british army officer near a barracks in gillingham isn't being treated as terrorism at this stage . as terrorism at this stage. however, they say they are being supported by counter—terror specialists. detectives are continuing with their investigations this evening after witnesses reported hearing screams just before 6:00 yesterday evening . locals rushed yesterday evening. locals rushed to help the officer, including his wife, just in time to see the attacker, who was wearing a mask, flee on a moped. the suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later, after being stopped by members of the public. being stopped by members of the pubuc.the being stopped by members of the public. the victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. the home secretary, yvette cooper, says she's being kept up to date on the investigation. >> this is an appalling attack on a serving soldier. my thoughts go to him and to his family, wishing him a speedy recovery. this

the british army down by a staggering 30% in terms of manpower.'m joined down the line by former british army commander colonel richard kemp. richard, when you hear a review like me, do you think, oh gosh, this might take forever? >> i do. and the other thing i always think is it's going to lead to defence cuts. i can't think of any review that's occurred in my lifetime. certainly that hasn't led to the cuts of the defence force i or of the armed forces, rather, i was involved in a previous labour defence review after tony blair took office and the dominating aspect of that was not to look into what we really needed to defend ourselves . the needed to defend ourselves. the treasury dominated that review. there's no question about it. it was all about money. and i suspect this will be pretty much exactly the same. >> i also wonder, richard , >> i also wonder, richard, strategically, i mean, the fact that fiona hill's on this a former trump adviser, i think is a good thing because i believe that nato is the right thing to put our faith in. and yet,

that one of the reasons it's continuing is the west's own role in supporting this genocide, this british army based in cyprus which has been used to uh support the israeli entity, the zianist entity, and so i think that's as well why it hits home for so many people here that our uh efforts, our tax money, our blood is going into this genocide as well, so the people living here are also culpable and that perhaps is inspiring some of them to come out and say not in my... name brother amar, why are the police forces responding in such a bias and brutal manner towards these uh people protesting, we've seen many of them who are vulnerable people, they pose no threat of any violence whatsoever, and yet they're met with such brutal state force. well look, i mean, there's nothing really surprising whatsoever about the way in which the police are responding, this isn't the way in which the police uh has always responded to these kinds of threats to... the state, because ultimately anything that's not in accordance with what the state nationally wants uh is liable to be rutherly suppressed, we saw that

well, police in kent are saying the stabbing of a british army officer near a barracks in gillingham is not being treated as terror related at this stage. however they are being supported by counter—terrorism officers. detectives are continuing with their investigations this evening after witnesses reported heanng evening after witnesses reported hearing screams just before 6:00 yesterday evening, locals rushed to help the officer. his wife had already been out to try and help as well. then they saw the attacker, who was wearing a mask, flee on a moped after being stopped by passers by. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later, and police say they have seized knives. the victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. in other news today, sir keir starmer accused the previous government of losing control of britain's borders as he took part in his first pmqs as prime minister. reform uk's rupert lowe quizzed the prime minister on labour's migration plans, claiming that failure to control the borders has damaged british commu

that is according to the new head of the british army. your thoughts and new rules will come into play to stop mps having second jobs as lobbyists. common sense. if you ask me. but do you think they should go a step further and ban all second jobs? and while we're at it, what about freebies that all of these mps get? should they be scrapped too? all of that to come and lots more. did you see those horrific scenes where we've had an army officer stabbed as well? what are the streets of britain coming to? we'll get stuck into it all. but before we do, let's get the 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle, thanks very much indeed. well, the top story from the gb newsroom today. a man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following a car accident which left six people dead, including two children, in yorkshire . shane roller and his yorkshire. shane roller and his partner shannon morgan and their daughters, ruby and lily morgan roller, aged just nine and four, were all killed when their car collided with a motorbike. t

and all of that appears to have completely overshadowed a british army officer being stabbed to withinbroad daylight. our society's priorities completely warped . also tonight, because of warped. also tonight, because of the nature of his crime, which is, just, you know, shooting indiscriminately at people probably, he would probably face the death penalty under the shana the death penalty under the sharia and under a sharia court. we have an exclusive recording of vile islamist anjem chowdhury making some astonishing comments about prince harry. plus, the lefties in america have gone fully mental. >> some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming gays for gaza. they might as well hold up signs saying chickens for kfc. hey . and on my panel tonight , hey. and on my panel tonight, it's gb news star nana akua tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour adviser matthew laza. >> oh yes, and can you guess who keir starmer is talking about here? >> he work particularly with steel. >> can't read in britain. here we go . we go. why are people more outraged about what happened at manchester airport

in the uk — police have arrested a 24—year—old man on suspicision of attempted murder after a british armywas in uniform at the time — was airlifted to hospital, where he's in a serious condition. the home secretary yvette coopper has described the attack as "shocking and appalling". officials say they do not believe it was terrorism. we can say the ao—year—old soldier who was attacked yesterday evening has been suffering from serious injuries and is in hospital at the moment. he was airlifted out of here. people have described what happened last night saying there was a lot of activity, helicopters, one person describing hearing a scream and a woman running out of a house trying to protect the man who was attacked. we understand from the army that the man who was attacked was a soldier and the bbc has understood that he was wearing uniform at the time of the attack. the home office has said this morning they are not treating this as a terror —related incident. we've also been getting political responses, hearing from the defence secretaryjohn healey who had put out a statement saying it i

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went to england on a scholarship in 1914, and almost immediately enlisted as a private in the british army. he fought in france during world war one and was decorated for his bravery. he returned to england was promoted to the rank of captain and transferred to south and then central asia. he was eventually promoted to the rank of colonel. he joined the foreign ministry and enrolled in oxford university where he studied russian and german in 1921 ellis joined a m i 6 and was sent on his 1st assignment to constance and opal. the 1st of many, many, 4 and assignments. spending much of the 19 thirty's in london ellis was put in charge of m. i 6 wire taps on the german embassy there. translating conversations between 8 of hitler and you'll walk in one ribbon truck for the british government. as it was in 1940 that was important, grew dramatically, he was transferred to new york to be the 2nd ranking british intelligence officer. there. he helped the f. b. i who and it's counter intelligence techniques and provided american general william wild bill donovan with the blueprint for what became the

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see, another statement was made this week by the commander-in-chief of the british army, antony radakin, during a speech. at the conference of the royal joint institute for defense studies in london predicted what russia can do in the next five years. he says that russia has lost 550,000 people in ukraine, and according to our estimates, says antony radakin, it will take putin 5 years to restore the russian army to the level it was in february 22, and another 5 years after that to fix the weaknesses they discovered. war, according to your estimates, will putin have these 5 years to restore the russian army, or will our western partners understand that... restoration of the russian army and the strengthening of the russian army threatens not only ukraine, but also western europe? i think it won't happen, i think it wo n't happen, and here's the reason: firstly , russia intends to conduct sufficiently intense hostilities at least until the end of 2024. it will not be large-scale offensive actions in all directions, of course, but nevertheless it will be. will consume resources, primarily

police in kent say the stabbing of a british army soldier near a barracks in gillingham is not terrorelated. officers are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing a huge scream just before 6:00 yesterday evening in gillingham. locals rushed to help the soldier just locals rushed to help the soldierjust in locals rushed to help the soldier just in time to see the attacker, who was wearing a mask, as they fled on a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later. the victim , aged in his 40s, was victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. home secretary yvette cooper says she's being kept up to date with the ongoing investigation. >> this is an appalling attack on a serving soldier. my thoughts go to him to and his family, wishing him a speedy recovery. this is an ongoing police investigation by kent police. it's really important that they have everyone's support in this investigation , support in this investigation, but this was a just appalling attack on a serving soldier, and i know that the whol

coins were invented by a british army officer as a badge of honor for subordinates.later, they became popular in other european armies. recently , coins are gaining more and more popularity in the armed forces. like chevrons, they can be witty and serious, contain elements of heraldry and slogans, for example, like this operational strategic group of troops odessa. the name of this military group is written, and on the other hand there is such a symbol of our victory, where a stip eagle is tearing a two-headed this russian eagle, and it is written: defeating the enemy, we return our slogan. after the dismantling in december 22 , the employees of the art museum offered many ideas on what to do with the sculpture. however , later it was removed from inside the yard and hidden in a metal container. and the decision of further fate was postponed until after the war. our idea, our plans were about the organization of various discussions, meetings, all kinds of discussions, about the figure of kateryna in general, about her role and what was happening in parallel at these

went to england on a scholarship in 1914 and almost immediately and listed as a private in the british army. he fought in france during world war one and was decorated for his bravery. he returned to england was promoted to the rank of captain and transferred to south and then central asia. he was eventually promoted to the rank of colonel. he joined the foreign ministry and enrolled in oxford university where he studied russian and german in 1921. ellis joined the m i 6 and was sent on his 1st assignment to constance and opal. the 1st of many, many foreign assignments, spending much of the 19 thirty's in london ellis was put in charge of m. i 6 wire taps on the german embassy there. translating conversations between 8 of hitler and you'll walk in one ribbon truck for the british government. as it was in 1940 that was important, grew dramatically, he was transferred to new york to be the 2nd ranking british intelligence officer there. he helped the f, b. i who and it's counter intelligence techniques and provided american general william wild bill donovan with the blueprint for what became