belarusian radio began to release a new series of programs on the forefront of another congress of writers in belarus, paying attention to writers , their particular contribution to the victory over fascism. highly regarded by the government. their word sounded from the pages of the newspapers of the partisan press on the belarusian radio, raising the morale of the soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office of the fur with linkov, the chairman of the union of writers of the bssr , petrus, brovka yakub kolos, other famous writers of dramaturgy, poets, but other information was to be broadcasted, pride, the belarusian director kosh sablin, director alexander falshiller, managed to hide the excitement with difficulty. in tudy and belarus, the film, go and see, is shown, a lump has turned into the heart or reached. i am now freshly reassured by those who stumbled at once for the elephantine feat of the belarusian partisans will be stunned and slandered. i've been with many generations. in the early post-war years, despite all the difficulties of restoring the national economy in th

the belarusian radio a new series of programs began to appear to convey the days of another congress of writers attention to writers, their special contribution to the victory. over fascism. highly regarded by the government. their word sounded from the pages of the partisan press newspaper on the belarusian radio, raising the morale of the soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office of fur with linkov chairman of the writers' union of the bssr petrus, brow yakub kolos other famous writers of dramaturgy , poets departed in a bit of a fall at the cultural life of ukraine, the premiere screening of the film konstantin zaslonova yun, illuminated by the glorious son of the belarusian people, kirovnik of the orsha partizans, hero of the soviet union konstantin sergeevich zaslonov, dishes from the rannik are familiar, belarusian, playwright, arcade. iosifovich mavzon, belarusian director kosh sablin, director alexander falshimer, the picture became the first post-war film made at a film studio, belarusfilm, i suppose, which are shown to us, a lump in the heart or reached. i now freshly app

, a new series of programs began to appear on the belarusian radio to transmit days another congress of writersattention to writers. especially their contribution to the victory. over fascism. highly regarded by the government. their word sounded from the pages of the newspapers of the partisan press on the belarusian radio, raising the morale of the soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office of fur slinkov chairman of the union of writers of the bssr petrus, brow yakub kolos other famous writers of dramaturgy poets but other information had to be broadcast on the air - pride, excitement could be hidden with difficulty.

organization, which includes writers, editors , journalists and publicists by the third of march often timed to coincide with the presentation of literary prizes of the conferences of the congress from the very beginning. they were going to replace the traditional march 8 in this way, but in the end both holidays were rooted in tradition and today in georgia, sons and daughters congratulate the most important people in their lives, the orthodox remember the holy matron of moscow good morning, friends. i congratulate you on the calendar spring in russia and we have already entered great lent. this is the main half-price on the eve of the celebration and from the celebrations of christ's easter light sunday. the most important post in our life is the great chronicle, speaking of what has already met the centuries of palestine. great lent has been known as the period before the suffering of christ and the feast of easter since the fourth century. lent has become foxy local and today we are talking about this important thing. time for all christians iakim john the parents of the blessed virgin 40 days fasted before. how did they receive a notice from above that they would give birt

writers that storm congress in january. incited writers that storm congress injanuary. —— the rioters. hello. time for sport and a full round—up, here's laura. good evening. the head ofinternational competition. thomas bach said calls for such athletes to remain banned due to the war in ukraine were "deplorable", saying it could not be up to governments to decide which athletes could participate in sporting competitions. it cannot be up to the government to decide which athlete can process debates in which competition. —— participate. this would be the end of world sport as we know it today. and the olympic movement, as they called us, are very concerned about this politcised nation of our sport. chelsea women will be hoping to join arsenal in the last four of the champions league later today. they face eight—time winners lyon and emma hayes' team will take a 1—0 advantage in to the second leg at stamford bridge. chelsea reached the final in 2021, going on to lose to barcelona, and have yet to win the competition. hayes says she wants her players to "seek the opportunity" to reach the semifinals. we have to be brave. you have to appreciate — we have to be brave. you

of congress from both parties. congressman schiff will be in talking about the january six report. we've had very prominent authors like nelson de mille, who's a very, very prolific writer of spy thrillers. so we've become kind of a stopping off point for very well-known authors. the most successful event we had, i will tell you, was ralph macchio, who was the star of karate kid. we had 600 people show up for ralph macchio talking about his his autobiography. so does it help from a sales point of view to hold author events? it's vital. a small, independent bookstore, particularly our size, 1528 square feet, can't survive on books alone. and so you have to, particularly during cold months, you've got to give people a reason to come into the store and people love getting to talk to and learn from authors. so we put a premium on having author events. and then we also have a website. theodore. com wwe dojo. excuse me, wwe theodore is bookscan. so our author events are very important. but even if you can't be in oyster bay, if you support local independent bookstores, that's another platform that that helps us stay open. well, amazon sells anywhere from 25 to 40% of all book

of the museum business. well, the first thing to do was to evict two famous belarusian writers and yanka kupala from here, since first congress rsdlp was held in only one half of the building, then initially under the exhibition space and gave those same square meters. the rest of the area. remained alive until 1941 seemingly inconspicuous, standing apart from the whole independence avenue, a small green house is one of the most visited points in minsk and it is no coincidence that the museum of its biography is attractive, it was opened on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the rsdlp however, these walls were not present at the legendary meeting of the events that took place here on left side of of the victory monument during the great patriotic war bombing. left from the first headquarters only the foundation. on the original foundation in the forty-eighth, the house was nevertheless restored from the ashes, even the authentic layout as a whole and individual details of the building were revived. but even here the museum did not linger in the fifties, but the decision was made in a. the extension was prospectiv

and if so, why didn't he inform the congress about it to refer you to general carrillo? thank you, jennifer. general writer. what kind of drone was this iranian drone. and how fast was it flying when it came towards the base and did it in the end, actually crash into the base or did it a fire? it's missiles at the brace. thanks jennifer. so we're still assessing some of those pieces. i don't have that information to provide. other than we are very confident that based on the forensics based on the intelligence analysis that we've done that it was of iranian origin crash into the facility or fire a weapon at the facility did not fire a weapon to my knowledge. um if you say the radar was working, and if you were tracking it, and drones don't fly that quickly. um how is it that it was able to crash into the base and you say that you're protecting those basics again? this is a dangerous part of the world. the work that we do is inherently dangerous. that's why you have the military in these types of places conducting these types of operations. we've seen rocket attacks mortar attacks in the past from these kinds of groups a

writer, and investor. my question is, what is the federal government and congress going to put the power back -- give the power to the public for ownership of the property. what i've noticed is that basically the power has basically been given to the banks for -- to make more money off of higher interest rates. and what they're doing in turn is writing these mortgages, selling them off at higher, you know, to freddy may and freddie mac to make more money off of them. basically, it's a vicious cycle that is not ending in home ownership is dying in our country. >> okay, well, let's talk about that, cam. lawrence? >> in america, because we live in a democracy, you know, we mentioned the issues to our elected officials. consequently, america said, middle class america's hardworking middle class america should have a decent shot at buying a meeting priced home. not an expensive homebody medium priced home. one way to go about it is to ensure that mortgages are readily available. so, f ha more -- mortgages are -- various -- rocket mortgages, or bank of america mortgages eventually get souls to fanny and freddie, the bank of america guaranteed. so

one of my heroes growing up was the ukraine author isaac babble. he gave the speech at the first soviet writers congress. he was asked if any important rights had been taken away. he sarcastically answered, no. the only rights that have been taken away are the right to be wrong. the crowd laughed. he was making an important point n a free country you can't have freedom without the freedom to be wrong. mr. allred: move on to a couple other tweets not from somebody with 32 million followers. this one says, elon now controls twitter. unleash the racial slurs. k word. and n word. the other one says, i can freely express how much i hate inwards now, thank you, elon. these tweets were taken down. even by elon musk twitter. they should have been. because they are hate speech. they lead to real word reactions. in the 12 hours after elon musk acquisition of twitter, hate speech of all kinds spiked on twitter, including a 500% increase in the use of the n word. it's not just online. from 2020 to 021 hate crimes rose almost 40% in major cities. it has real impacts in life. so does election misinformation. and prop

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