we'll talk about citadel. a lot of these strategies and the funds there. we'll talk to him about the markets, the economy, what he expects from the fed, guys. there's no shortage of topics with a hotter ppi number we got today and, of course, the arm ipo happening this hour. in just a few minutes you'll hear from ken at success academy. >> looking forward to that. something else we're keeping a close eye on is the initial public offering of arm. it's being sold, 10% roughly of the company being sold by its owner softbank. $51 a share. 95.5 million shares. the proceeds going to softbank, and i did have an opportunity to sit down with ceo rene haas of arm and founder and ceo of softbank masa son. it wasn't very long ago sthat softbank bought back some of arm and paid a higher price. massa explains. >> we, softbank, owns 75% of arm, and to just a few weeks ago, just a few weeks ago we bought back from 75% to 100% from vision fund. we paid even higher price. i'm more confident about the fe future. i think the valu

citadel 0.72 and d.e. shaw declined to comment.ti-strategy funds which usually involve a bunch of different strategies under one umbrella have been increasing in popularity in recent years gathering assets and may overtake long shore equity. >> thanks. as you're reading the citadel numbers, if i recall correctly, and you'll know if i'm wrong, they were up better than 30%, i think, last year. in a down year for just about everybody, they bucked that trend and had a really great year, didn't they? >> yeah, they've had a couple of really good years, which is kind of the why that strategy citadel in particular and others have been growing so tremendously. a lot of them are close to new investors, but obviously the returns help, and the strategy itself has become one just given the diversification, the incentive structure, and the talent that they've been able to acquire has been a growing pocket of the hedge fund community for several years now, and just the environment where there's so much uncertainty out there when you've got the di

it seems that in some ways the pilau citadel even became the prototype of the peter and paul fortressst. petersburg on this visit, peter alekseevich celebrated his birthday here on a royal scale. or like before. they said he celebrated his birthday with all the breadth of the russian soul, staging an unprecedented fireworks display for the locals, which, unsaid, surprised them six months later during the seven-year war. in 1758 . prussia was occupied by russian troops ; elizaveta petrovna built a russian dam, that is, the russian embankment and the orthodox church, and the citizens of prussia received a protective manifesto from the empress, after which they say they happily took the oath of faith. russian empire and the territory of pilau became our province, and a russian garrison came to the fortress, a fourteen-meter-high equestrian monument to elizabeth petrovna, by the way, the only equestrian monument to the queen in russia, but this, if you don’t consider it a smaller copy in moscow in kolomenskoye, now stands on the baltiysk embankment of a pensioner, which he still claims fr

a bloomberg exclusive on citadel and the whatsapp probe. citadel is pushing back.n january, the industry group said the rules for private funds are different than that of banks and so the logic for said they'll is similar. there is no sense the fcc, we know they have expanded the probe here in the idea of looking at more private funds, hedge funds, apollo, blackstone all facing these questions when it comes to communication from employees and how the fcc looks at it. citadel going above and beyond is significant for the industry. dani: speaking of probes and scoops, the breaking story today about ubs, credit suisse and the doj. what's going on? sonali: we have an indication doj, has alerted ubs executives particularly u.s., that there might be elected sanctions violations among clients of credits weise. they are looking at it. it's early. ubs shares reacted. when the doj is looking at communications and business with russian executives and wealthy individuals, that could be in violation of sanctions rules, they are looking at ubs and other banks. this is early. you

during the great patriotic war, the walls. resistance of the heroes of the citadel. the temple was badly damaged, but survived. few people know, but on the site of the present city of brest, there used to be only swamps before the graveyard; the city itself was located right here under the fortress paving stones. dozens of luxurious baroque churches, churches, monasteries and other monumental buildings were literally thrown onto the altar forcibly. the government pledged to pay the population full compensation for the demolished property in money and timber. by a strange coincidence, it was at this time that terrible fires began. as you understand, the resettlement of residents has sharply accelerated, or at least accelerated, the city grew in a new place. young interviewers ask bold, unexpected and sometimes very touching questions to famous people. do you believe in love for the rest of your life, or you are of the opinion that she lives for 3 years. why do all the kids want to become bloggers now? would you like to adopt another child? thanks to the guys, we learn

nicholas spent fabulous money on the construction of the citadel. however, history is full of paradoxes. the most famous battle. here, almost centuries have passed since the laying of the first stone on june 22, 1941. heroes of more than 30 nationalities of the soviet union , thousands of people from all over the world come here to defend the fortress of brest. to worship their feat. according to the master plan for the development of brest , approved in 1948, the territory of the fortress was to be cleared of rubble, and pyotr mironovich masherov intervened to set up a park for the millennium at this site. the brest fortress hero memorial complex was created , among other things, with his enormous support. the colors of the st. nicholas garrison cathedral, when you were one of the most beautiful churches built in the center of europe during the great patriotic war, the walls of the christian shrine became the last center of resistance of the heroes citadel, temple, new stele was badly damaged. few people know, but on the site of the current city of

nicholas i for the construction of the citadel. fabulous money, but history is full of paradoxes; the battle here took place almost centuries after the laying of the first stone, on june 22, 1941. heroes over thirty nationalities of the peoples of the soviet union, as brothers stood shoulder to shoulder in defense of the fortress, brest, their homeland, thousands of people from all over the world come here to bow to their feat. according to the master plan for the development of brest, approved in 1948, the territory of the fortress was supposed to be cleared of rubble in this place to create a millennium park, pyotr mironovich mosherov intervened. the brest fortress hero memorial complex was created with his enormous support. svetonikolaevsky garrison cathedral was once one of the most. built in the center of europe. during the great patriotic war, the walls of the christian shrine became the last center of resistance of the heroes of the citadel. the temple was badly damaged, but survived. few people know, but on the site of the current city of brest there used to be only swamps and

the walls of the christian shrine became the last center of resistance of the heroes of the citadel,ple was badly damaged by the nobles. few people know, but on the site of the current city of brest there used to be only a swamp. yes, the city itself was located in graveyards. it is here under the fortress paving stones. dozens of luxurious vicious churches, churches, monasteries and other monumental structures were literally thrown onto the altar of the fortress, the government undertook to pay the population full compensation for the demolished property in money and timber; by a strange coincidence, it was at this time that terrible fires began. as you understand, the resettlement of residents has accelerated sharply, or has it been accelerated, the city has grown in a new place? they are ready to go to the end, ekaterinburg now, and before it was leningrad. and in st. petersburg, there is an answer to what happened. but whether he is right or not, we will find out and for the sake of victory they will not stop at anything. i mean, this is minus one. why -1? of course yes after we

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the main gate, the citadel, the museum complex does not stand still , something new constantly appearsis the chronicle of the brest fortress and it has everything for the convenience of tourists wi-fi mobile application and a free audio guide, western forpost the new exposition is impressive presence effect. i just crossed the threshold of the museum and immediately found myself in the 19th century, when the construction of the brest-lithuanian citadel was just beginning. this museum differs from other belarusian museums in that the epochs are recreated here in the form of three-dimensional expositions and the most important thing. there is no fence full immersion in historical events. with every step, the peaceful wartime in the fortress is revealed in excellent, elaborated details and very realistic figures of people, to be honest, it becomes a little creepy from this effect. augmented reality feeling is added by sound effects, the music of that time, as if transported into the past. in the same building there is another, in my opinion, an interesting exposition of the war museum. te

. >> she first made national news at age 21, as the first woman to graduate from the citadel militaryet my life together, but also looking back on it now, it was a place for me to prove to myself that i would not quit. >> she dropped out of high school before the citadel, she says, largely because of trauma from being raped at age 16. >> when that happens, you don't blame the man that does that. you blame yourself. were my shorts too short, my shirt too tight? why did that happen? why did that person think it was okay to attack me in that way? >> obviously now that you're a grown woman, a very successful one, you recognize that feeling of shame, blaming yourself, is off base. >> sometimes. i mean -- >> you still blame yourself? >> i think telling my story got me to get through that. but i will tell you, being a victim of rape, you don't ever get over it. sometimes emotionally, i'm like a 16-year-old girl. i get angry, i wear my heart on my sleeve, and i can be very vocal about things because i still feel that shame and that anger. you know it's not your fault. but there's still shame

as the first woman to graduate from the citadel military college. >> i saw the citadel as a path forlife together. but also looking back at it now, it was a place for me to prove to myself that i would not quit. >> she dropped out of high school before the citadel, she said. largely because of trauma from being raped at age 16. >> when that happened, you don't blame the man that does that. you blame yourself. were my shorts too short, was my shirt too tight. why did that person think it was okay to attack me in that way. >> now that you're a grown women, a very successful one, you recognize that blame and shaming yourself is off base. >> sometimes. i mean -- >> do you still blame yourself in. >> i think telling me story got me to get through that but being a victim of rape, you don't ever get over it. sometimes emotionally i'm a 16-year-old girl and i get angry and wear my heart on my sleeve and i could be very vocal because i still feel that shame and that anger. you know it is not your fault. but there is still shame about it. >> she went public about her rape during an abortion de

the city of the citadel was built according to the plans of emperor peter i on the waterway to western europe and became the largest port on the baltic, but 460 years before the founding of st. petersburg , the famous battle with the swedish army of the squad of prince alexander yaroslavich. in honor of the glorious victory. the prince received the nickname nevsky. the battle of neva took place in 1240. at the confluence of the izhora rivers. and you. in area of ​​the modern city. ust-izhora, canonized commander alexander nevsky is considered one of the patrons of the russian troops after the october revolution of 1917, the capital was again moved from st. petersburg to moscow from 1924 to 1991, the city was named leningrad in honor of the leader of the socialist revolution , vladimir lenin, during the great patriotic war leningrad was besieged by the troops of hitler and his ally, the leningraders. having spent almost 900 days and nights under military siege, their resilience has become a symbol invincibility and courage. the siege of leningrad began on september 8, 1941. when wehrmac

the castle itself, the whole city was under attack, swarming around the citadel with a system of highthat the tikawa skin citizen refused for the complete forging of this praise. and besides, this system hunted bastions, roads behind the hills, ditches and channels and castle. i attended one lesson in these urban muslims, and others were epics. these were special such creditors who grounded a certain military suitability of the city for the defense of the rampart that encircled the city, it looked like the etiquette had a muravan and the bell had seven bosten frames, two gates were in the uval budovan, and i had six two standing on a special castle frame, and she was not interested the jesuit church is calling for fresh help. i think that the attack itself was called for the defense bravo shots the horn of the city battles only one has reached us the slutsk gate was placed near the rampart; you can see the rampart here, about six meters long. vacuum, and this passage was possible from under the shaky at the end of the 16th century, everything was and the head was more rustic, these we

the nazis turned this ancient kurgan into an impregnable citadel, but there was no force in the worldcould stop our fighters. this strategic height passed from hand to hand several times and was submitted to the soviet soldier by those who stood to the death for truth, for justice, for freedom and the future of our homeland. i am sure that 9 years ago, on these sacred borders for us, the example of the soldiers of the great patriotic war led. their descendants of the donbass militias increased their courage and resilience in the new battle with nazism and the great-grandchildren of the victors have the strength to defend their land, their culture, language, heritage destroyed during the battles of 2014, the self-propelled gun memorial graves are now completely restored next to the images of soviet soldiers rightfully immortalized. the exploits of their double glorious descendants of new heroes. and in this all our russia is integral with its history, unbreakable with its spiritual traditions, faithful to the covenant and memory of its ancestors. today, at the sauromagil memorial , wat

there is no official information about the citadel club. of course, the club is illegal .fight you, i can’t move out. you can't fight either. why am i a normal healthy man. it's you now healthy men. so what do we do? do you want to go? i don’t mind, but i’m a fighter on the intellectual front. so then i’ll still go to the citadel, but no one will fight. i'll just go on reconnaissance. well, lyosha, if anything happens, the special forces will back me up for him, not the special forces, he won’t fight either. okay, you'll get there. ahh, what is my friend? do you want to show yourself? why is he so squeezed in a bulletproof vest , nicknamed steel. well, you can pass us and the dogs. you can’t. who is this? here can bets be made? yes? maybe the viewers will give up nicknames on someone. well, i haven’t played around with that, i like a simple fight. i agree with this. can i put it? indians, but i showed it for him, so that means, right? maybe on this one please, pickled mushrooms are an excellent choice. you have already decided. and steak rare, please, great for drinks, may

well, play it, and we will continue to build the citadel around our country and maintain a professionalame time friendly dialogue with our battle brothers. and here is what they thought in the west, because there is no longer any accident in intentional provocations from our neighbors for the second time in a week. this time it was a violation of the border from poland in the berestovitsky district of the grodno region, a polish military helicopter mi-24 crossed the state border at an extremely low altitude and flew to a depth of 1200 m on the territory of belarus. then he returned back. belarusian border guards in the berestovitsa region recorded a violation of the airspace of the republic of belarus from poland, a polish military helicopter mi-24 flew into belarusian territory up to 1200 m and returned back on this fact informed the polish side. in connection with the recorded fact of violation of the state border , a temporary chargé d'affaires was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus. poland in our country , the polish side was required to provide appropriate expla

the self-propelled guns of the grave, the nazis turned this ancient kurgan into an impregnable citadel, but there was no force in the world that could stop our fighters. i am sure that 9 years ago, on these sacred frontiers for us , the example of the soldiers of the great patriotic war led. their descendants of the donbass militias multiplied their courage and resilience in a new battle with nazism to the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the winners of strength to defend their land their culture the language the heritage destroyed during the battles of 2014 sauro memorial graves today are completely restored next to the images of soviet soldiers, rightfully immortalized. the exploits of their valiant glorious descendants of the new heroes. and in this all our russia is integral to its history, indestructible by its spiritual traditions, true to the covenant and memory of its ancestors. at what cost was the liberation of donbass revealed the archive of the ministry of defense, the department published new evidence, the nazis met fierce resistance in donetsk land in 1941, and fo

a goal that the audience of this program misses those who are not in karbala or on the way to the citadel, or its departure and return that has gone or not gone in the past years, and that is why we did our best. to create an atmosphere for the audience so that they can understand the feeling and mood with the decor that we have considered, a missile to iraq, which now my friends who have gone, i don't know what, and mozaffaruddin, this year's special section of the efoq network , has considered the narrations of the people. this year's unofficial events are 5 of the narrators who are now in space are active online and we talked with them, we sent them with 5 different tones that i send mobile narratives and completely informal narratives , for example, we have a woman who went on this trip with her husband and her husband, who completely gave the female narrative of this trip in completely complying with those unofficial and toxic narratives, all our efforts are to make a story from the clichéd reports that are usually used now and engage the audience with that atmosphere where everyone

the attack in vorokh and the feast was made at the citadel with a system of high emotional stones toft that the tikava skin citizen refused for a full forge to this shafts. and besides, wow this system was hunted by the bastions of the road behind the hill embankments, ditches and canals of one horn in these cities were. everything for cleaning was incriminated. that's because there is no permanent probe organized there. there were these monks there , they could burn themselves in such a way that they were special , such trajectories, they primed some news, such, uh, military uh, still suitable for defense. the shaft that served the city looked like an etiquette had a muravana call, had seven bosteons, two gates were in budovany. uval ayashev stood alone. castle gate. yana did not hesitate to help with the fresh ringing of the jesuit fire. i think that she herself was ringing at the attack, she was standing up for the defense of the gate with the shoter of the city gates, only one slutsk bravo reached us was placed at the rampart, i see the rampart here about six meters baku and this

within a few seconds, the clay citadel of bam looks like a ruin. everywhere we are always facing this great threat. our expert unesco profile has reported about the damage caused to the cultural heritage of the maghreb, but no serious damage has been reported in today's parts of this city. in riyadh , saudi arabia, the meeting of the unesco world heritage committee is being held these days. they are probably consultation for city registration the maghreb starts in the list of unesco's endangered heritage, similar to what it has given to some, and after that , aid for research or minor restorations begins, but this is the situation after the crisis , how much did they come before the crisis, and we have instructions if you can refer to the literature on the protection of historical monuments in the 21st century. hamid salehi's book is one of the most prominent and interesting topics in the prevention of accidents in culture, considering the complex and diverse nature of our works, and on the other hand , their extent, the possibility of surprise and

. >> always interesting to hear from griffin, who runs the giant hedge fund, citadel, of course, top earning hedge fund in history. and multistrategy, david, that's up almost 11% year to date coming off a record year last year. i thought that it wasn't all-out bearish, but it certainly was more cautious on the soft landing view, on the fact that stocks can continue, because the headwinds are piling up and because he said we're -- we failed the rate hikes with the lag and now we're just starting to see it, which is a valid argument. it's something economists have been trying to figure out. >> it's always worth listening to him and his view. and obviously, i don't know how much you got into citadel every day in terms of just a percentage of the volume overall, given the size of that hedge fund, not to mention their market making. they are an enormous influence. >> enormous. we talked about it. we taped a whole other chunk of content, including citadel, his expansion in miami, some of the strategies he's interested in, commodities had a good year last year. he's interested in that as we

i bring it up, ken griffin on citadel likes it too used the word frothy. the valuation has come down and you think it's too pricey? >> there's a part science. from a valuation standpoint, the price to earnings and other metrics that we're looking at is on the higher end when you compare it to the broader market or other f.a.a.n.g. stocks. we're seeing a little bit of, to your point, froth in terms of momentum building up. a lot of expectations in terms of what they expect from a revenue standpoint. yes, they have fulfilled their revenue guidance for the past quarter, but that's one quarter of a data point. we want to see a longer term trend. >> you're looking at nvidia, the forward p/e is a different story. what about mega cap valuation overall? how should we view that in the here and now as a group? >> we've been a little bit relieved in terms of seeing the sell-off if you would back in august into september. going into this technology rally it's a sign. we are not adding new money into the markets price to earnings perspective it's on the higher end rela

residents of donbass today assault, saur graves, the nazis turned this ancient kurgan into an impregnable citadel, but there was no force in the world that could stop our fighters. this strategic height passed from hand to hand several times and obeyed the soviet owl, those who stood to death for the truth, for justice, for the freedom and future of our country. i am sure that 9 years ago , the soldiers of the great patriotic war introduced an example at these sacred borders for us. their descendants of the donbass militias multiplied their courage and resilience in a new battle with nazism and great-grandchildren of the winners of strength to defend their land, their culture, language, heritage destroyed during the battles of 2014, the sauro memorial graves today are completely restored next to the images of soviet soldiers, by right immortalized. the exploits of their dublin glorious descendants of the new heroes of donbass and in this all of our russia is integral in its history, indestructible in its spiritual traditions, faithful to the covenant and memory of their ancestors. round dates the

and yet, how can one not admire this citadel of virtue?air defense system is not enough to cover soldiers at the front or strategic facilities in the rear. but the umbrella over the odessa region should be impenetrable, if only africa does not starve. it is extremely important for ukraine to restore this supply, because in first of all, of course, fuels and lubricants in this area. well, as well as the supply of ammunition equipment. what exactly does ukraine mean by alternative grain corridors? it is not entirely clear earlier after the termination of the grain deal. kiev offered the kamikaze ships a route through the waters of romania, bulgaria and turkey along the black sea, but to any ship that would thus try to carry out the prohibited cargo as a listener. the world would have to travel 150 km across the ukrainian waters, and this is more than enough, so that the ship was noticed and russian combat aircraft flew to intercept. they were looking for ships that would be ready to pass. according to the black sea along the coast of ukraine

within a few seconds, the great adobe citadel of bam seems to be in ruins. the ancient world is always facing this great threat everywhere. unesco, our expert on the damage to means to the cultural heritage of the capital reported, but in today's parts of this city, no serious damage has been reported. these days, a meeting of the unesco world heritage committee is being held in riyadh, saudi arabia. they are likely to start a consultation to register the city of maghreb in the list of unesco's endangered heritage, similar to what has happened to some. and after that, aid for research or partial restorations will begin, but this situation after the main crisis , how far have the countries come before the crisis, and what guidelines do we have, if you refer to the literature on the protection of historical monuments in the 21st century, hamid dish salehi is one of the most prominent and interesting topics the issue of accident prevention in considering the complex and diverse nature of our works and on the one hand their extent , it is not possible to treat a

quarter of a century in large-scale broadcasting, a structural division of the beltelli radio company citadelusic lovers, it is at its frequencies that real rock lives. many, by the way, are agency and news journalists also from the capital wave. today the station sounds throughout the country and on the frequency 105.1 fm in minsk, accessible all over the world via the internet in real time. i'm drowning out our capital praisers, we will tell daria tarasova on the 25th move in the format of 20 tents for seven in such glass and chronological frames of the capital she said, not just on the full meter she held borscht for 9,000. we are waiting for the march of kicks from the listener himself regional radio station. i am the kaiser alone in a day became the prologue to the exit, offdpazon them and on the horns of the national status everything, they at the great family on and themselves on the chervonoy-jatiry tickets to minsk are solid silver broadcast races for content consistently listen 205 minutes a day fresh tyne auditors 62,000. i heard plus one year, 25. it would seem that they have aged

the normal, natural sellers of short dated options are companies like citadel.if you invest in an etf like this one, you're getting on their side of the trade. the hazard of course is that you're selling insurance and, you know, that comes with the risk if suddenly something cracks dramatically in the market. but this way you basically have, you know, every kind of market participant now has a way to play, if you're trying today trade and you want to limit your risk, you can use those zero dt options, if you're an investor and collect that premium, buy this. >> carter? >> just quickly, it's an acceptable adult risk. we've been day trading for 20 years since the markets opened. jess see liver junior more is -- every sports bet is a one-day bet, you're betting for an hour. to each his own. it's not about the government encouraging, if it's approved and it's legal, alcohol is legal, you make your own choices. >> bob, thanks for joining us tonight. >> all right,pleasure. >>> brian, you noted in our call today that this new etf is coming as we're seeing an increase i

he was educated, just in this citadel of human rights in the united states of america, and became famouswell, of course, we take this word in quotation marks for the inhuman relations of the crimean directly. although it seems, it seems that he himself has always stood up for the interests of living or the peninsula. and i will remind as he pleased in his time, this character supported the water blockade of the peninsula. she would not have committed the crimes of the ukrainian nazis, we will not only list them, we will tell. what punishment they receive for this all their atrocities are carefully recorded by russian law enforcement agencies. i will emphasize once again not only that they are being investigated, they are being charged , on the basis of evidence collected with the investigative committee of russia , russian courts are passing sentences on ukrainian militants, including those who committed serious crimes against the civilian population. 22 years in a strict regime colony were appointed by the court to the ukrainian serviceman ovcharenko. in april 22 , in mariupol, together

heap a perverted at the citadel with a system of high emotional stones, the shaft that the tikawa skinastions of the road behind the hill embankments, ditches, and canals and a castle. i visited one horn in these cities there were monks. these were special such tritors such grounded some news such a may second suitable for the defense of the shaft that served the city and looked like an etiquette was a muravan and a ringing one had seven basteyons and jatyrs of the brahma. there were two gates at the budovaya uval. and i, six, two stood on their own. the castle gate, and she didn’t want the help of a fresh jesuit church. i think that the attack itself is being called out for the defense of the gates with shots of the horn of the city gates only one slutsk bravo reached us; it was placed near the shaft; you can see the shaft here, about six meters long, and this is a passage and she had previously been calibrating . now the sixteenth century was going under the shattka, everything was, inshay was more rustic with a fresh widow and was accidentally writing like that. you're downstairs. i

the normal sellers of these short-dated options are companies like citadel. in an etf, you're getting on their side of the trade. the hazard, of course, is that you're selling insurance. and that comes with the risk if suddenly something cracks dramatically in the market. you have every kind of market participant now has a way to play. if you're trying to day trade, you can use those options. if you're an investor and you want to collect that premium, you can buy this. >> carter? >> just quickly, it's an acceptable adult risk. we've been day trading since the markets have opened. every sports bet is, what, a one day bet? you're betting for an hour. to each its own. it's not about the government encouraging. if it's been approved and legal, it's no different than alcohol is legal. you make your own choices. >> bob, thanks for joining us tonight. >> all right. pleasure. >>> brian, you noted in our call today that this new etf is coming as we're seeing an increase in the nasdaq, especially the semi sector. >> we are. and this is selling insurance. the one concer

it began on september 14, when parts of the wehrmacht approached the citadel. little-known fact in the history of the splendor of the fortress, but, nevertheless, for almost 3 days, about 4.5 thousand officers and soldiers of the remote army, among whom were, uh, natives of the local regions of our regions , defended the brest fortress and uh, on the night of 16 on september 17, 1939, the decision was made to leave. eh, fortress, since there was no longer any possibility of turning it around, there were very large losses. many soldiers of the polish army are belarusians. by nationality, they were captured not only in brest , but many remained in captivity until the forty-fifth year, some were liberated by the red army, some managed to escape, mikhas vasilek also more than once, the victim was taken into the polish army, met his thirty-ninth year in the polish army, ended up in a german concentration camp . and in the forty-first year, having run away with concentration camp fell to the red partisans and participated in the partisan movement already in a. b. nea

in the citadel itself, about 4,000 people served. that pilsudski visited the fortress more than once. in the second half of the twenties of the last century , a polish investigative investigation was opened on the western part of the kobrin fortification of the brest fortress. the military prison operated until 1939, during which time tens of thousands passed through it, mostly imprisoned for anti-polish activities from september 9.10 to november 23, 1930. the ambassadors of the polish sejm, as the deputies were called, were kept here, 21 people who opposed the pilsudski regime. the border not only demarcated the territory into two countries, it went through families, dividing parents and children, brothers and sisters, grandfathers and grandchildren, in order to visit parents from a neighboring settlement it was necessary of course, more often than not , crossing the border illegally was possible only in order to meet with relatives; the mother went to see her daughter or in the opposite direction. and, of course, there were cases w

a castle was built, a well-fortified citadel.slav august ponitowski, who was traveling from bialystok home to wołczyn. the castle could claim to be one of the key attractions of the entire region, if not for the fact that several fragments remained of it: earthen ramparts, water channels and the ruins of the central gate, sketched by napoleon ordey. the ensemble almost completely burned down in 1784 and was not restored . the next owners of the town, the pototskys , built themselves a picturesque palace nearby, you'll be well preserved. to this day, a park has been established on 20 hectares. today it is considered the natural pearl of belarus. many rare trees and plants still grow here. honey locust, horse and three-stamen chestnuts, black and austrian pines, european and daurian larches. the park is famous for its chestnut alley, one of the longest in belarus. its length is 400 m, width - 5. and if you like long walks in nature, an ecological trail has been laid out for you, which will show... the most mysterious and beautiful

laborious and selfless storming of the graves of the nazis turned this ancient kurgan into an impregnable citadelut there was no world of strength so that it could stop our fighters. this strategic height passed from hand to hand several times and was submitted to the soviet soldier by those who stood to the death for truth, for justice, for freedom and the future of our homeland. i am sure that 9 years ago, on these sacred borders for us, the example of the soldiers of the great patriotic war led. their descendants of the donbass militias multiplied their courage and perseverance in the new battle with nazism to the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the victors of the strength to defend their land, their culture, language heritage destroyed during the fighting in 2014, the saur grave memorial has today been completely restored next to the images of soviet soldiers, rightfully immortalized. the exploits of their valiant glorious descendants of the new heroes of donbass and this is all of our russia, integral to its history, unbreakable with its spiritual traditions, faithful to the covenan

humanitarian aid. nicholas hawk reports where the new share, delta meets the sahara desert lies the ancient citadel of tim, booked to this unesco world. heritage site was a center of islamic civilization in the 11th century. now, it's under attacked by fighters from the okay to affiliate gelatinous, probably somewhat loosely mean they're trying to take over the city, the success 0 on pay to do as of today, the situation is truly unbearable. the people of timber 2 are suffering and this is a cry from the hearts. well, i'll tell you, the fighters controls the northern roads leading to the city and are blocking trucks carrying goods and humanitarian aid. inside timber of 2 petrol pumps are running into the prices of food like potatoes and onions are now 10 times more expensive. supplies of rice, sugar, and millet have all but disappeared. one can you come to have them on the market is currently very difficult because if it goes on like this, a lot of stores will come if put stuff like milk, sugar right in a minute. don't come in normal. it's going to be difficult for the population for of the un peace

activities and all of them, of course, in a format close to young people, students visited the legendary citadel excursion workshops were organized for them. in addition, they tried themselves as journalists and photographers, published a photo album and a newspaper, and also made souvenirs with their own hands. national flavor for orphans. and most importantly, the young people talked to each other and exchanged experiences. this is our main news for the last week. well, besides this, of course we have prepared a plot for you. do you know this one? believe me, the people in the black top hats are chimney sweeps? they bring happiness, well , unfortunately, on the streets of a modern city it is rare to meet them, but the residents of our city had such an opportunity in brest , a festival of stove makers and chimney sweeps was held for commerce 2023, which opened a procession, representatives the old profession has even more details. you will find out from the plot. enjoy watching , colleagues. thank you very much, colleagues, for the excellent selection of news. well, let's watch the story with g

​​the international airport of civil and military use there was an unknown object spotted by the citadel also called kristi, e-e vederniku claims that the drones shot down the pskov airport . it was already attacked the day before. russian telegram channels reported the destruction of four il-76 planes. later, this information was confirmed by ukrainian intelligence, but the russian ministry of defense remained silent. meanwhile, new satellite images appeared on the network , which show the consequences of the drone attack on the airfield. the pskov images were published by autumn and twitter analysts. they show that two il-76 aircraft of the russian forces are damaged, the rest of the aircraft it is not visible due to high cloud cover, except for pskov. the day before, an attack by drones was reported in bryansk, russia. residents heard the sounds of explosions , russian telegram channels wrote later . of the new minister of defense, the current head of the ministry of defense , oleksiy reznikov, can go to great britain in his own country, but in his place they will put rustam umirov, t

through the line of defense of the russian troops, and they will be pressed into two, let's say, citadelsou can call them that, what they are trying to turn into a fortress now with the help of their fortifications, it’s easy to get rid of poppies, well, now it’s simple, if you look at the situation in the southern direction in general, you can state the following: firstly, ukrainian troops are advancing and succeeding in two places in two districts, the first of which is novoprokopivka, the second is verbove, and there are quite such intense battles, it can be stated that the intensity of artillery fire on our side is increasing, and on the enemy's side is decreasing, which indicates our successful counter-battery fight, on the one hand, on the other, that they forced retreat, that is, the enemy is really forced to retreat in some directions , and the russian troops are betting and have been betting on numerous counterattacks with the help of special forces and paratroopers, and this is also an interesting change in the southern direction, because if before our forces really...' faced th

despite their smaller size compared to the pskov krom, and the assembly fortress was no less powerful citadel, izborsk, a small village during the festival of reenactors , more than a thousand participants and spectators from russia and other countries always come together. every year we try to show some of the aspects of everyday life and at the same time show. well, the military program. she, uh, always takes place in a natural amphitheater over the gorodishchensky lake, everything is connected with cooking. right here on the site at the festival, you can observe the same more ethnic picture. what was here in the early medieval, professional reenactors carefully approach the historical accuracy in the recreated elements of clothing of military traditions or myeong? for many of them, this is not just a hobby, but the result of painstaking scientific work . and uh among the participants. there are those who reconstruct. well, let's call it a retinue class. and those who are very well, but armored and there are people for whom it is like for people of this period of time, and just one of the o