instead, rose was sent to old capital prison.ere is a photograph of rose with her daughter, there. old capital prison had been her aunt's boarding house. so it is interesting to think about this. that this old capital prison was rose's first home in d. c.. and it becomes her last home. by the time she is placed in the prison, this place is run down. it is dirty. initially, it had been used to house confederate soldiers. now it is a place for disloyal citizens, spies, blockade runners, deserters. rose was placed in a room on the upper floor, of the back, which overlooked the courtyard. boards were placed over her windows. and throughout this, rose responds in a very hostile, imperious, theatrical, hostile manner. she treats the guards as if they are servants and looks down on the other prisoners and does everything to aggravate them. as a result of that, the union officers who are overseeing the prison do not take kindly to this. so they do give out passes to people who want to come see the famous spy. mathew brady, or one of his

are you saying that counterfeit money is printed by the head of the capital prison?right now , a professional engraver is serving syrup, brother, a brand of grain, i think to work with the machine, because scoundrels know very well that they do not risk anything, prison is the last place where the police will appear with a captive, and our elusive killer is hiding there. everything converges lord witnesses will be silent. uh, anyone arrested goes to kresty at the full disposal of the head of the prison. everyone knows about this how how to report how to report how if such a person prints money, then who is colluding with him at the prosecutor's office. let's hurry up and think about how to act next, it's work time. he can cover his tracks. maybe, maybe but it's heating up, gentlemen. see how life has turned? he called me a coward, because this is the only girl witnesses. this year has it now, and you ca n't get to it. i'm just a paper table serving you. the most reliable place is distinguished by safes carry with them a vest pocket, fine iron pocket. it's so simple,

police officer, he hit the officer with a metal stick and tried to disrupt the attacker in the capital prisonm. what orders were written by other convicted prisoners, because of the same case of the assault on the sixth of january on seven sheets in small handwriting about the impossibility of meeting with lawyers about how they have not been taken to the shower for weeks and not provided with medical assistance about disgusting food for mice in cells and much more. send us to the guantana asking 34 convicted of storming the capitol, they complain about unbearable conditions in the county jail. colombia they are being bullied by the guards they are being beaten 850 people are being held in the biggest criminal case in the history of american justice. not in it. as long as donald trump, though the democrats have organized a special committee in congress trying to get the former republican president incited to ball the committee on january 6th. i would call it a big advertising company. without of any legal significance. it was a political move that the democrats used for commercial purposes fo

he was behind bars transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture, a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. china is preparing to drop its quarantine requirements for inbound travellers. this sunday, the rest entry rules are expected to boost the number of chinese tourists headed abroad. but a big surgeon cove 19 infections within china has some countries worried about an influx of chinese travelers. many asian travel hotspots are hoping the health risk and economic rewards can be balanced. tokyo's asakusa tourist district is preparing for what could be its busiest time in years. chinese tourists, a set to make a big come back here as beijing lifts quarantine restrictions from sunday, but some in japan's tourist sector have mixed feelings about their return. a them, or body york with oh, there, there were so many chinese customers before that were grateful that they're returning and shopping. harry gave it all to me then, but at the same time for that, it, since we downsized our operations and personnel during the p

also. frizzle was negotiated with keith ortiz as sophie nunez, a fool, a former prisoner, the war, arrived the russian capital, russia. ukraine, have carried out another prisoner exchange on sunday, bringing 50 of russian service men home from ukraine, where they were held captive for months. as part of a standard procedure, the troops have been brought to my school for psychological and medical treatment at russia's military hospital. russia's defense ministry said that they were at risk of death in ukrainian captivity. russia has been highlighting ukrainian atrocities. again, it's against, it's a p o w s i since the beginning of the complex. but even when the video of russian feel double is being executed, a service on line international organizations and the media weight that little attention. however, there comes a moment when it's no longer possible to remain oblivious. and especially when one of your own is spilling the beans in. he's now infamous interview, angie meal burn, a former u. s. navy officer, an founder of american mercenary organisation. what's our group that is currently operating in ukrain

t. sophia nunez, met the no ex prisoners of war at an airport in the capital, russia ukraine have carried out another prisoner exchange on sunday, bringing 50 of russian service men home from ukraine where they were held captive for months. as part of our hello procedure. the troops had been brought to my school for psychological and medical treatment at rushes, military hospital, rushes defense ministry said that they were at risk of death in ukrainian captivity . russia has been highlighting ukrainian atrocities. again, it's against, it's a p o w i. since the beginning of the complex, but even when the video over russian feel w is being executed, a service on line international organizations and the media weight that little attention. however, there comes a moment when it's no longer possible to remain oblivious. and especially when one of your own is spilling the beans in his now infamous interview end jameel burn a former u. s. navy officer, an founder of american mercenary organization. what's our role that is currently operating in ukraine reveal to the awful truth? ukrainians are i

he was behind bars, transferred to a high security prison outside the capital, his chaotic capture, a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. laura carlson is director of the americas program at the center for international policy in mexico city. and i asked her a short while ago how big of a blog is month. arrest is really for this. in ela cartel the world's most powerful carto. first of all, it's very important to mention that video goes man, the son of chapel is not a major leader in the seen a lot cartel and the sooner cartel now has major rivals. it doesn't have the, the hedge a monic strength that it had in mexico in the past. and so this blow on the level of the cartel hierarchy is not the highest ranks of the cartels. he's not the one who was calling all the shots. in fact, his older brothers are really in a far more powerful position as well as other leaders that were left within the similar cartel. so in that sense, we don't expect to see an immediate dismantling or weakening of this in a low cartel. in fact, when we look at the overall effect of an act like thi

keith protests as have been rallying for 3rd di and peruse capital calling for the resignation of prison in a been wanting. she's accused them of wanting to overturn the government after demonstrations turned violent on thursday. the lebanon's currency, the layer has lost around 95 percent of its value since the start of the country's economic meltdown in 2019. it's now trading at close to $50000.00 to $1.00 against the us dollar and state of implementing much needed reforms. the political elite is accused of creating a confusing exchange right system that's hurting people who rely on at the most st . hold of reports from divert good services, hospital fees, insurance, they're all priced in. foreign currency lebanon's economy has become dollar rice because the local currency is nearly worthless. good, shun assumable, we buy everything in dollars. our goods, our rent, electricity. yes, we should price in the local currency, but it's not possible because its value keeps fluctuating. trading is dominated by the black market exchange rate. it's hovering around $50000.00 lire to the dollar, c

prosecution win for the defense of prosecution goes with insanity with capital case, not capital, life in prison would be defense win in this case. >> ashley: really quickly, before we let you go, few weeks before the murder he was studying how forensic d.n.a. and other procedures help prosecutors, how far in do you think lawyers are looking into the claims? >> they are going to go very far in. it sounds to me the defense, public defenders can be excellent attorneys and what they have done representing him have been a very professional, done very professionally and there can be a lot of issues ra raised with d.n.a. from the very thing interference impairment of how the d.n.a. was collected. >> todd: and information on how to fight d.n.a. evidence, it is known by now. >> usually how it is collected, which is knowa issue here. >> todd: dr. michael baden, thank you. air marshals hitting back at the biden administration. >> ashley: we'll bring you new warning about american airports next. >> we will not catch al qaeda in el paso, it will happen here in an airport in a commercial aircraft. funds can

capital. everything from prison sites, to hospital sites. it talks about the different battle sites. things associated richmond's slave history, it is a rich resource for richmond and it was a delight to work on that project with the two of you. and a time when covid basically had the publishing business shut down, barnes and noble eventually heard about their book and ordered a whole bunch of copies in the middle of january which is an off time for books. so it was like, we have to get this going. and the book is done very well for them. so, it was kind of neat in a time that was pretty quiet for all of us to have this very exciting project to come up. when we talked about meeting a pinch hitter for edward tonight, bert and doug were eating pizza and they looked at each other and said, we can do something, right? how hard could it be. we so, [laughter] fortunately, because they are so well informed and so fluent in the story of what takes place in richmond, they were able to pull something together for us tonight to talk a little bit about the fall of joe johnston. certainly one of

security force in peru, her fire tag as at thousands, anti government protest as in the capital lima, that amending prison dina brought his resignation at new elections. gelati has called for a national, truthfully, weeks, unrest. more than 50 people been killed. the crisis began to december of to former president frederick austria tried to dissolve congress and was arrested. yeah, man, most. i will not today what we call for a truce. we call the congress and now i call my dear homeland for national truce to establish the dialogue tables and better still to be able to set the agenda for each region and develop our people's annual. so had here on al jazeera, the u. s. justice department and 8 states to google accusing its abusing its dominance enough times. and when are you with us? i am paying attention to the multi verse. fancy the scoop the most or school of nations. sure. recruiting one ah hello there. exceptionally cold wintry weather has stolen the show across east asia . with china recording its lowest temperature ever up in the northern that trends continued across the korean peninsula. temperature

known for decades as the prison capital of the world.bout mass incarceration. i suppose there was a time that that was a good thing, we're locking up all the bad guys. >> i don't know if it was ever a good thing, but we know now because of our experience that it was counterproductive. we had the highest incarceration rate in the nation for the last couple of decades but our crime rate wasn't any better for it. the recidivism rate wasn't any better. most importantly we weren't safer. it was costing $700 million a year, just that louisiana. that's third only to education and health care. we couldn't afford it. >> in 2017, edwards, a democrat in the deep south, signed bipartisan criminal justice reform legislation, the most ambitious in the state's history. you have actually reduced your prison population here? >> we have. but we are number two in the country at present. and it's a process. >> to see this happen in a deep red state, law and order south, is pretty stunning to a lot of folks. wouldn't you agree? >> it is. it's counter intuiti

he was behind bars, transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture, a major coup for american unmixed 2nd law enforcement. and joining us for more as laura call sen, she's the director of the americas program at the center for international policy in mexico city as cousin. welcome to the show. there have been violin seen since the arrest of a video guzman and the city of connie o'con. what's the situation now? right now, as mentioned, there are a confirmed 29 people dead on both sides. the identities have not been released. there could be more, there are many people that are hospitalized and severely wounded in the confrontations that took place after his after his arrest. there are at least 5 other mexican states that are on alerts, especially border states. that they're expecting something of a cockroach effect. or the violence to spread over into their own states or taking measures as well. it looks as though most of the road blocks have been lifted according to local reports, however, it's expected that the violence will conti

by nightfall, he was behind bars, transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture made your crew for american and mexican law enforcement. china is preparing to drop quarantine requirements for travelers this sunday for the 1st time after almost 3 years of tough cove. at 19 restrictions of the decision comes at the same time a surge in cove. 19 infections within china has prompted many countries to tighten entry restrictions. for travelers from china in southeast asia, the tourism sector is preparing for much missed visitors and is hoping the risks can be balanced against the boost to business tokyo's, asakusa, taurus district is preparing for what could be its busiest time in years. chinese tourists, a set to make a big come back here as beijing lifts quarantine restrictions from sunday. but some in japan's tourist sector have mixed feelings about their return. hey, them more body joke with all that. there were so many chinese customers before that we're grateful that they're returning and shopping here again though, it's amazing, but at the sa

he was behind bars transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture, a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. and joining us for more as laura carlson, she is the director of the americas program at the center for international policy in mexico city. miss carson, welcome to the show. there have been violin seen since the arrest of a video guzman and the city of connie o'con. what's the situation now? right now, as mentioned, there are a confirmed 29 people dead on both sides. the identities have not been released. there could be more, there are many people that are hospitalized and severely wounded in the confrontations that took place after his after his arrest. there are at least 5 other mexican states that are on alert, especially border states. that they're expecting something of a cockroach effect. or the violence to spread over into their own states or taking measures as well. it looks as though most of the road blocks have been lifted according to local reports, however, it's expected that the violence will con

he was behind bars transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture, a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement now string of mafia style murders in the netherlands as led to questions about where the drugs gangs are threatening the rule of law in the country. the high profile killings include that of investigative journalist, painted to face d. w. correspondence. jack park has been exploring how attempts to shed light on criminal forces behind the countries liberal trade and drugs are coming under pressure from matthew, intimidation. his, his report from the hague. a dutch coffee shop where it's permitted to buy small amounts of marijuana. you can even pay with your bank. com. but businesses like this one could spend up to 3000000 euros buying stock without receipts. it's technically illegal for them to purchase so much, but it's never prosecuted. that legal gray area here is coming under increasing scrutiny. following the 2021 murder of dutch investigative journalist, peter r. devries. he was part of a team supporting

he was behind bars transferred to a high security prison outside the capital. his chaotic capture, a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. alzheimer's disease affects tens of millions of people worldwide, and that number is expected to rise as population's age right now, there are next to no effective treatments for the disease, but that could soon change a promising new drug developed by a japanese farmer company, a se, and u. s. biotech for him biogen may get accelerated approval from the u. s. as soon as today, all timers disease was 1st diagnosed in a woman named august the tear over a century ago. it's the most common cause of dementia. in general, it's expected that 2 3rd of all cases are, are due to alzheimer's disease. but for a number of reasons, cures, or even adequate treatments for all timers have proven, stubbornly, elusive to has been a taboo. didn't talk about it. second and the funding, we have $15.00 to $20.00 times less funding for this disease area. go back to cancer, also we have equal numbers about 5055000000 in the world. an

by nightfall, he was behind bars, transferred to a high security prison outside the capital, his chaotic capture major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. and joining us for more as laura carlson, she's the director of the americas program at the center for international policy in mexico city as cousin. welcome to the show. there have been violin seen since the arrest of a video guzman in the city of coolio can. what's the situation now? right now, as mentioned, there are a confirmed 29 people dead on both sides. the identities have not been released. there could be more, there are many people that are hospitalized and severely wounded in the confrontations that took place after his after his arrest. there are at least 5 other mexican states that are on alerts, especially border states. that they're expecting something of a cockroach effect. or the violence to spread over into their own states or taking measures as well. it looks as though most of the road blocks have been lifted according to local reports, however, it's expected that the violence will continue. we know this b

flags sing the brazilian anthem call the president of the country a thief the owner of the prison in the capital state of emergency even helicopters were used to suppress the riots as a result, those arrested whose fuse quickly ended they were led out in columns with their hands behind their backs, and then the arrested were taken on buses. when government publications were freed from the pogromists, the president also visited there . one of them is the head of the public relations department, paulo pimenta. he said that he planned from the palace, then they stole weapons in the photo in the office, which the attackers tried to set fire to, empty weapon cases, they are criminals and they should be treated like criminals to this. everything goes no mercy to those who participated in storm, promised the brazilian ministry of justice, and in theory it is terrorism is an attempt to coup him with a confident overwhelming majority. if not all brazilians do not want life in the country to plunge into such darkness, confidence in the new brazilian authorities is betrayed by the support of neighbors in l

a chunk is good stuff, and then it goes into white supremacy, patriarchy, abolish the prisons, overthrow capitalism intersexuality. boom, it hits you with that stuff. i understand why some african americans want to take an african american class that's taught through the lens of african americans. it's a black professor, whatever. i understand that. no one's read this. no one's read the syllabus. jean-pierre hasn't read it. this is like the don't say gay bill. now it's don't say black bill in florida. it's totally mischaracterized. we'll discuss it further on "primetime" tonight. jesse jr. has applied to gutfeld university, and he's been accepted. just got in on his own merit. >> dana: up next, taking over the capitol, ticketmaster grilled by lawmakers over the concert ticket fiasco. with mucinex nightshift, it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. hi. i'm charlie kirk. i started turning point usa to do the work to help save america. right now, the world economic forum and global elites are planning the great reset. this is why i want to send you my exclusive book for a gift of an

beginning on course is going along perfectly and then boom critical race theory abolish prisons overthrow capitalism intersectionalty whatever that means. as jesse says 75% of the course was great and at the end last 25% went swobbing getting message frustration viewers -- and my colleagues asking me my thoughts for oven reason you know i'm chocolate, and it is complicated much like history. so what i reported from loudon, virginia, epicenter of our nation's education debate. the frustration i heard from parents was that their own kids were turning on them because they didn't teach them some parts of black american history. and in fairness of the parents they most likely weren't taught about those parts either i didn't learn those stories in the classroom my parents taught me black wall street juneteenth not another national anthem but a freedom poem for republican president abraham lincoln. we're days away from black history month, and there's so many stories to tell we shouldn't be limited to just one month. it is american history. we should tell the good, the bad, and the ugly we are a better nat

this course is going along perfectly and then, boom, critical race theory, abolish the prisons, overthrow capitalismonality, whatever that means. i think that's where they rank people based on their race and gender. you read pro-reparations material. nothing to balance the other side. the required reading discusses how white supremacist super structures oppress black people and they examine the white supremacist capitalist patriarchy and then you have a whole section on black queer studies where high schoolers can learn how to build forms of queerness to reject the given realities of the government and the market. if you want to dive into that in college or grad school, have at it. but this is a little much for high school. antioxidant doesn't have a problem with a.p. african-american history courses. he rejected the course and said it's too woke, fix it, and reapply. >> this course on black history, what is one of the lessons about? queer theory. now, who would say that an important part of black history is queer theory? that is somebody pushing an agenda on our kids. they have stuff about intersec

therefore, we are committed to defend our people or prisoners, our families, our capital, jerusalem, and our locks are most. therefore, we are ready to respond. we are ready to defend ourselves. we are not planning. we are not shipping any clinician or any come bins, violence campaigns, but we are also the same time to respond as usual. meanwhile, protests against israel's foreign government have entered the 4th week. thousands of people have been demonstrating in televi against prime minister benjamin netanyahu proposals to reform the judicial system. the changes would limit the powers of the supreme court giving more authority to the government. critic say, the move is anti democratic. neither news, the police department in the u. s. city of memphis as disbanded at special unit known as scorpion. it comes after some of its officers beat, an unarmed black man. later died of his injuries. there been protests across the country, calling for police reform. i'll deserves gabriel. alexander reports not from memphis owning the view, as may find some of the images in his report disturbing.

searching for those responsible for the january 8 riots and the capital supporters of full prison giant both center attack government buildings, calling for the overturning of the result of october's elections. the cane of fossil army has freed a group of more than 60 women and children after they were abducted by gunman. earlier this month, the women and children were taken hostage in the northern province of sume, an area that has been under blockade by groups linked to al qaeda. and iso chris haskins is fit to replace just to do as you sealants next prime minister. the current police minister and former minister for covered 19 response will take over from our turn next month to c, l must, because down played the power of his tweets during his testimony in a fraud trial. and california, you and your printer is accused of misleading investors. a jury will decide if the tweet inflated tis lose share price. both are the headlines, the news continues after witness. and so it's a completely different way of thinking and for anyone who were thoughtful, even if it hasn't been abuse, they are

capital. they're still being held in prison without bond, without access to a good legal defense. so it is just the disparity, the injustice at some point, i think it's going to create some real problems and blow back here in the united states. unfortunately. and to what extent do you think these new revelations have undermined the image of the democratic party, including the president? well, you can't undermine something that doesn't exist. i mean, the, the democrat party has no credibility and it has become again, it's just, it's good at taking care of its own and making sure that everybody who plays with them gets rewarded. they get a pay off. the republicans have been less less adept at this and that was, that's the speaks of is there are still some principal people within the republican party and you're seeing some of them today who are opposing the election of the kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house so this is this concept of accountability. it needs to take place, but that's the problem with washington. there is no accountability for miss deeds. i before we go, lauri

capital. what do many say the prisons of the french military has done nothing to improve security? the ceo of tesla has tried to downplay the power of his tweets during testimony in his fraud trial in california. ill unmask is accused of misleading investors. in 2018, a jury will decide if his posts about taking the company private, artificially inflated tesla's sheer price. when use continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. ah, the indian government is proposing tough measures to clamp down on what he considered faith. opposition parties and journalists say it's simply say censorship . what do the plans mean for media freedom? or are they necessary to stamp out this information? this is inside store. ah. had a very welcome to the program. i'm nick clark, so plans by the indian government to stop the spread of fake news on line and making headlines themselves. proposals include giving a state run agency, the power to decide what's false, and what's not the critic say it gives the government new powers of censorship, limiting media freedom, and putting journalists at greater

flown to central mexico by nightfall he was behind bars transferred to a high security prison outside the capital his chaotic capture a major coup for american and mexican law enforcement. >> joining us for more is laura carlson she's the director of the americas program at the center for international policy in mexico city. >> right now as mentioned there are a confirmed 29 people dead uh on both sides the identities have not been released there could be more there are many people that are hospitalized and severely wounded in the confrontations that took place after his after his arrest there are at least five other mexican states that are on alert specially border states that they're expecting something of a cockroach effect or the violence to spread over into their own states and are taking measures as well. it looks as though most of the roadblocks have been lifted according to local reports however it's expected that the violence will continue we know this because of the pattern of violence in other situations similar situations throughout the history of the war on drugs here in mexico. when

meeting between ukrainian or russian human rights commission is in the turkish capital ankara, and also the issue of prisoner exchanges in which turkey has previously played a mediating role. now let me put into attention to the destructive role of kevin in that conflict, and particularly through attention to the flow of weapons into crime, particularly from the west. and he also mentioned ukraine's hypocrisy rejecting, i see saw propose also that the ukranian people, the russian people could celebrate the orthodox christmas. there again, they spoke about the so called grain deal, which was also mediated by turkey, which was unlocking the black sea port to crucial russian fertilizes. i'm great, now of course both leaders have been critical of the, of how that deal has unfolded with many of the shipments not reaching the so called poor countries. they also spoke about turkish and civic relations and the future of the country. particularly in the framework of the stone at all. and of course now runs represented from iran, russia, turkey, uncivil, involved in those ongoing discussions about the future of syria

forcing it to be closed indefinitely. mass demonstrations continued in the capital on sunday, protest physical and for prison in a while to, to resign. and for the release of full of prism pedro castillo, he was arrested in december after being ousted from office demonstrations taking place across the united states, making the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade. rolling the landmark supreme court decision. guaranteeing women the right to an abortion was overturned, last june, giving individual states the authority to impose their own roles. pregnancy terminations have since been banned or severely restricted. in 14 american states, with a button administration is trying to help women to get around abortion bends by increasing access to medication use determinations. members of our cabinet and our administration are now directed as of the president's order to identify barriers to access to prescription medication and to recommend actions to make sure that doctors can legally pro.

prison cells. cheryomushkinsky court of the capital, you are not sentenced by the leader of the so-called equity raiders. they developed a cynical scheme to raise housing. muscovites. there were threats of beatings, even kidnappings. alexander karpov will tell what punishment the swindlers received leaders of the banderiders under the fake sign of the center of loans, who took away the apartment from the inhabitants of moscow they did not shun the threat of extortion. even the kidnapping persons applied for a loan were actually employees of the organization. e, literally, a was given to them for signature , hiding even the title pages were given for signing sales contracts and donation agreements for their real estate objects. according to the case file, pavel dotsenko owned more than 22 real estate objects. here he is pavel dotsenko, the chief bouncer of the group, physically, cleared from the owners of the selected apartment about the passage of this scammer and extortionist, who became one of the anti-heroes of the documentary film, a black share. we told long six years and even offered to help him w

house of representatives after one republican lawmaker proposed to putting ukrainian prisoners bust in the u . s. capital initiative highlighted a wave of division within the party. there is now a house resolution that seeks to put a display of the lens keys head in the u. s. capital was the 100000000000 to ukraine. not enough. a republican congressman wants to use taxpayer funds to install a bust of zalinski in the u. s. capital was an absolute disgrace of a bill there says we're legal and media unlist line. all told us that even though zalinski is bossed, could appear in the capitol. most americans don't even know where you cronus and why the was happening. i don't think most americans understand what this is about. i really don't and that's not the only thing that i think they may not know about. are they willing to fund the, the bust, for example of zalinski compared to what you told me how many lands? billions of dollars. yeah. a 100000000000 maybe to go to a war effort that nobody can explain. then nobody can describe regarding a country that people can't find on the globe. i can't emphasize this e

prisoners to mark independence fate. the celebrations included a military parade in the capital navy door. the festivities come just stays after the military rulers increase, formerly to answer cheese prison term to 33. is that your to has faced international condemnation and i formation after season. power 2 years ago in lawyers have been held for 3 kurdish victims killed in an attack in paris in december, a 69 year old man has been charged with a letter for the shootings at the kurdish cultural center. osama bin javert reports from the paris saba where the attack happened. johnson to use the company the coffins of the 3 kurdish refugees killed in paris on december. the 23rd. the funeral seems to have united the kurdish community across europe. thousands gathered in a prison suburb to pay their respect. many have come from other regions of france and neighboring countries. the community is disappointed and afraid after the kurds were shot dead in the tent district of the city, which is all to a large goodish community. relatives of the dead, an act of her said they are insulted as curds an

a crime without a statute of limitations, the families were sentenced to capital punishment by shooting four 15 years in prisonof strict regime. watch the dirlewanger punishers in the second part of the film. the actions of the nazis in the homeland of the hero of the soviet union vasily korzh , the church was jam-packed with about 300 people burned to death in the church, the participation of the ss penalists in the punitive operation cat bus. what does the order do in order to deal directly with the immediate? in this project, we look at the subjects of science from a different angle, at your restoration mission. this is a bridge, such as science, truth to the action in the middle, it is natural that the restoration - this is a synthesis such here and science here and mostatstvo. whatever attacks returned, one collector, a small painting in the process of restoration of the left path was able to identify. uh, the autograph of the author turned out to be an italian mastok on foot of the half-eleventh table, and we also get answers to important questions for us. how acute it is, in a nutshell , the academy and