in 1935 czechoslovakia signed a treaty saying it czechoslovakia was attacked the french would come indefend them. the soviets had said that the french do that we will come to. the french did not honor their partrtrt of it. they kept saying they didn't need to so they never did although they kept with their propaganda saying they would have. in many ways wereay quite populr and did participate in terms of resistance to the nazis. the red army was an amazing army during world war ii. czechoslovakia is liberated by the red army in the 1946 when the first elections to place the communists won the plurality, not the majority but the plurality and they created a government that was a coalition government. one of the people in the government that wasas non-party was jan masaryk who was at demagogue in many different ways. this man that had been foreign minister during the government in exile becomes the official in a coalition government. it's very important understand that was a coalition and banished was the president of the democrats and the prime minister was a communist and then there w

and what happened was czechoslovakia as i mentioned earlier. i was a country created in 1918. it was a complicated country because it was not ethnically homogeneous. there were checks and slovox and on the northern part there were germans a very large german population and what was known as sudeton land. known as that because it was south of germany and then some hungarians in the south and a few poles and other places and so hitler once he had gotten elected was determined in fact to bring together the german population. that was the initial aspect than his dreams got larger. and so there was a lot of work. being done in terms of agitating among the germans in sudan land there was a terrible man there called conrad henline who was basically a nazi that in fact agitated that the germans had not gotten enough. they were minority that they had not gotten enough of a share of the jobs within this new czechoslovak country, and i think probably some of the concerns were legitimate but not all of them in terms of the way that there have been integration of the german and czech popul

the war is ended, the communists have taken over czechoslovakia again.democracies is a lost cause and your father's boss is found dead in the courtyard. murder or suicide? >> i believe murder but what's important is to put a little bit of faith into what happened after the war because that's part of the story . the government in exile goes home . they because they were completely betrayed by the west, there's no other way to putit. munich was a trail . and a very strange thing that happened was that the soviet union had said they would have honored heour nonaggression treaty if the french, one of the deals was in 1935 czechoslovakia and france signed a treaty saying if czechoslovakia was attacked that the french would come in and defend them and the soviets had said if the french do that we will come to. the french did not honortheir part of it . the soviets therefore kept saying they didn't need to. so they never did although the kept by their propaganda sayingthey would have . so they inmany ways were quite popular . and did participate in terms of the

>> i'm a back to czechoslovakia the first time in 1967.d i'm trying to figure out what life would have been like if my parents left the second time and whenever i went i speak check and i always wondered if i had been a dissident especially brilliantly others behaved and i hope that i would have that she had the parachutist not only for a long time and provided them but when the nazis broke into her apartment , she took a cyanide capsule and would not betray them even when others had. >> period dramatic. but thener the check people sought revenge even those were not supported the nazis. talked about the price on —- talked about this. >> it's difficult because in the book i say i thought i knew everything about what i was but also everything that it happened in justice of hockey up. but this was a golden place with the perfect democracy. clearly it was complicated and there were questions how minorities were treated and how that coalition government worked. i also never heard about how the checks treated the germansha after the war. what i

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they oppose allowing hitler in to czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet will proposed an alliance. but britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyzed his, the balance of power that developed in pre war europe, a kind of stuff hitler, we could prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping him any real elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france, to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british human negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire bitten off at hitler, fr

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wait let's see, the czech republic is what czechoslovakia its like czechoslovakia. face, and the czechoslovak socialist party. wait, please, let me host the program, finally. it's very good good. why did czechoslovakia turn one way or another to the west? ukraine also turned to the west, turned so much that, well, with nato it didn’t work out and it won’t work out of course, but they want to join the european union and the european union seems to want it and then bloomberg quite unexpectedly in the person of his publicist columnist andreas. kluta says. that granting ukraine full eu membership has created so many problems that the bloc itself may fall apart. that is, yes may disappear if ukraine is accepted there. just like the united states, at least, economic and political certainly became after brexit. it is clear that this is not a monolith. far from a monolith so much so that a recent presidential candidate . austrian walter rosencrantz did not rule out the exit of the country from the eu if ukraine is admitted let's see. all the rules that existed before are no

and poland and hungary took part in the partition of czechoslovakia. some in europe felt at poland, had enthusiastically taken part in the robbery and destruction of the check. a slovak state u. s. president roosevelt had no objection to either the austrian angeles or the partition of czechoslovakia. the united states had no desire to interfere in europe's conflict. the world was sliding into a major war, but churchill and stolen was the only the amal editions. his seem to know it. those things pretty well, greg, you know it bizarre processed you for what? give don't just the a put on possible you famous your horse. actual like you know, portia gonzalez, she choo, westcott unifor, you, kiddy daughter, jim sama, washington rudolph slave war gilbert. his school for you is a calisha, missouri, saba, boucher as to what i still go to that blood dorm to which floyd digital school boost the soviet author was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany

they oppose allowing hitler into czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1939 when the soviet proposed and elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west, was hoping in many rural elements in the west, we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis when else shows seemed wrong. when i just don't move to see about the same becomes the african and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah . ah ah ah ah ah, with ah it l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders

. >> this woman grew up in communist czechoslovakia. >> my childhood was wonderful. lot of people say living in a communist country had to be terrible. but i got opportunity to excel. >> she was involved in competitive skiing. highly competitive. >> a girl with a mission. it's a little bit of luck, it's a lot of talent, and it's drive. she had the drive like nobody else. >> so for me, leaving czechoslovakia, getting out of the country, you could not get a visa. you ran or skied away or whatever. i just decided to leave. and that was most important moment because it gave me life in the west. >> when she got here, she was looking straight ahead to find the right partner and create the right life. >> at that time, he was a very fancy, rich developer. >> when donald was 30, he made what would turn out to be an incredibly important decision, which was to stop off at a singles bar on the east side called maxwell's plum. and that was the night that he met ivana trump. >> what were your first impressions of donald trump the night you met him? >> he was just very smart. he wa

born in czechoslovakia, , age 73. born in czechoslovakia,, she was model and a businesswoman.has been following the story. ivana trump fled from what was then czechoslovakia before going on to forge an illustrious career in the united states. she was a prominent skier, had worked as a ski instructor before becoming a model. during that time, she met donald trump, herformer husband of 15 years. now, those close to her often described her as a workaholic and she played a key role in developing the trump brand before later in life going on to launch her own beauty lines, her own clothing hair lines and beauty products, but really, herfamily say her pride and joy were her three children — eric, ivanka and donald trump, jr. and when it comes to reaction from the family, we know that donald trump himself has tweeted about this? that's right. on social media, her former husband described her as "a wonderful, beautiful and amazing woman who led a great and inspirational life" and that has been echoed by her children, who said they are heartbroken and, in a statement, have praised her

she was born in czechoslovakia and became a fashion model, —— she was born in what was once czechoslovakiaouple were very public figures in new york in the 1980s and 1990s and had three children together — donald junior, ivanka and eric trump. our correspondent rianna croxford has been following the story, and she told me that ivana trump carved out a lucrative career of her own in the united states. ivana trump fled from what was then czechoslovakia before in the united states. she was a prominent skier, had worked as a ski instructor before becoming a model. during that time, she met donald trump, herformer husband of 15 years. now, those close to her often described her as a workaholic and she played a key role in developing the trump brand before later in life going on to launch her own beauty lines, her own clothing hair lines and beauty products. but really, herfamily say her pride and joy were her three children — eric, ivanka and donald trumer. and when it comes to reaction from the family, we know that donald trump himself has tweeted about this? that's right. on social media, her

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war, the fact that the soviet troops after the expulsion of the hitlerites remained in poland, czechoslovakiaomania and all the countries that were freed from hitler's occupation became actually occupied by the soviet union, regardless of whether the soviet troops remained there or they left , because they still left power in these countries to their cruel and vile puppet enemies of their own people, and when the peoples of these countries raised a heroic uprising against the russians, the russians suppressed these uprisings, they killed hungarians on the streets of budapest and their other cities in hungary , they killed the czechs of slovakia on the streets of czech and slovak cities, on the streets of prague, the same czechs and slovaks who raised the uprising against hitler's occupation, regarding how the soviet army entered the territory of these countries, they killed everyone who tried to contradict them, they threatened a new occupation of poland because russian troops let's call a spade a spade. whoever served there, it was russian troops because it was russian troops in ukraine occu

milan: this bunker was built to protect the republic before world war two, as czechoslovakia feared aman attack. within two years, from around 1935, two defense lines emerged, with bunkers along the whole border. >> this bunker is going for a minimum of 8,000 euros, including the land. there are at least two interested parties, one of which is the local mayor. vaclav: we hope that we can at least get the small bunker nearby. hobby military historians will be interested in this big one, and there are a lot of them around here. but we would like to use the small one commercially. we'd like to set up a refreshment stand, so people on our bike path can stop there. >> the defense ministry says that there has been a huge interest in the bunkers, and not only since the ukraine war. there are 9,000 in total, and the ministry has been selling them off one by one. there seems to be one to suit every taste. jiri: it's so romantic. looking after it is a hobby of mine. >> but for some, it's a hobby and a job. richard matou, for instance, decided to convert a bunker into a hotel. with that, he fulf

milan: this bunker was built to protect the republic before world war two, as czechoslovakia feared atack. within two years, from around 1935, two defense lines emerged, with bunkers along the whole border. >> this bunker is going for a minimum of 8,000 euros, including the land. there are at least two interested parties, one of which is the local mayor. vaclav: we hope that we can at least get the small bunker nearby. hobby military historians will be interested in this big one, and there are a lot of them around here. but we would like to use the small one commercially. we'd like to set up a refreshment stand, so people on our bike path can stop there. >> the defense ministry says that there has been a huge interest in the bunkers, and not only since the ukraine war. there are 9,000 in total, and the ministry has been selling them off one by one. there seems to be one to suit every taste. jiri: it's so romantic. looking after it is a hobby of mine. >> but for some, it's a hobby and a job. richard matou, for instance, decided to convert a bunker into a hotel. with that, he fulfilled

humanitarians -- who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging evacuations from nazi occupied czechoslovakia -- and another time our political controversies, you took me to one side and gave me a piece of advice. he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the compromise you, whether to deliver brexit or to preserve government in northern ireland, we must remember what brought us here because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for profound change in the country. a call to mickey you take a country actually works for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made. we have completed the work that david cameron and others have started. the deficit is almost eliminated and the national debt is falling. my focus is to ensure that the good jobs of the future will be created in communities across the whole country, not just in london in the southeast fully -- through the industrial strategy. we have helped people enjoy security of the job. we are building more homes and helping first time buyers so

that is, it will not be a war, it will be czechoslovakia 68, it will be quite comfortable conditions,inciple, there will be no war, because they entered the kyiv region of chernihiv , not for war, they did not even have the supply of logistics, when it was especially noticeable from those units that went there for several hundred kilometers, some went to the chernihiv region and they did not have any plan on how to proceed because they had the task of reaching that place and er literally in a few days, help should arrive there to fill this territory with occupying troops and so on, that is, the operation plan itself was completely incorrectly prepared, which was based on very low- quality intelligence, on very low-quality data, which were the basis of decisions, and decisions are what they are on the basis of which the operation is planned, that is, in fact, a complete strategic failure, which is now fully confirmed, this is all that we see during the last five months, one way or another, we are faced with a rather simple question. will suddenly happen if russia is not ruled by putin,

independence in the forty-seventh supported the first arab in the israeli war supplied weapons through czechoslovakiaoscow hoped that israel would choose the socialist path of development and help reduce the influence of britain and other western powers in the middle east when this did not happen, relations deteriorated sharply in the ussr launched a campaign to fight with cosmopolitanism, in many respects anti-semitic, and in february 1953, a bomb exploded on the territory of the soviet embassy in tel aviv, injuring several employees and diplomatic relations were interrupted, they were restored after the death of stalin however, in the sixty-seventh there was a gap again , this time due to the defeat of the arab countries from the six-day war with israel, only in the ninety- first they were restored in full on july 20, 1974, the turkish invasion of the north began . cyprus operation from the forces of ankara called these peacekeeping operations in cyprus to protect the turkish population 5 days before that, a military coup took place on the island to overthrow the president's power captured by radic

she was born in czechoslovakia and became a fashion model, designer and businesswoman.and 1990s, and had three children together — donald junior, ivanka and eric trump. our correspondent, rianna croxford has been following the story and shejoins me now from washington dc. she was a larger—than—life character? that's right. the ivana trump flowed what was then czechoslovakia before going on to forge an illustrious career in the us, a prominent skier, worked as a ski instructor before becoming a model. during that time she met donald trump, herformer husband of 15 years. those close to her often described her as a workaholic and she played a key role in developing the trumpland before later in life wanting her own beauty lines, her lines and beauty products. herfamily say lines, her lines and beauty products. her family say her pride and joy were three children. eric, give anke and donald trump children. eric, give anke and donald trumer. children. eric, give anke and donald trump jr.— children. eric, give anke and donald trump jr. when it comes to reaction _ donald trump

she grew up behind the iron curtain in communist czechoslovakia and only able to escape because she wasciated america because she understood how lucky we were to be here. she obviously met my father-in-law in new york city. not only were they partners in life they were partners in business. she is credited with restoring glory to places like the plaza hotel. she managed the casinos and hotels in atlantic city. was obviously an incredible business woman. but i can tell you that the title and the role that she cherished most was that of mom to my husband, to my brother-in-law and sister-in-law and, you know, she was a tough love type of mom. she made sure they had great manners, and she took, i think, how she grew up in czechoslovakia and ininstilled it in them. a lot of people note that about my husband and his siblings that they were very strong individuals. loot of people think that's because they have a tough dad. that's part of it. they also had an incredibly tough mom. you look on to how inspirational she was for women after her divorce from my father-in-law and so many women up unt

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one was rudolph lansky, the general secretary of the communist party in czechoslovakia. delica g pasco, kent, deposit the pug here in the context of this landscape, trial, the prob, shaw. the soviets made use of this secular anti semitic notion that the 2 was under simply the trace at par excellence. sons landscape was directed as a henchman of zionism to soon but your bravado did the opposite act feared billyde brown in a rut. both felicity, oregon is that sir. she is anybody is either on the last witness called to testify. ziemen orange dine, invented a told tale he claimed that zionist leaders were determined to destroy the east and block and control the world from a secret military base. the miss of a jewish plot for world domination, invented in czarist russia, and reiterated by nazi germany was now being given a fresh twist. 6 weeks later stolen staged a show trial in moscow which he called the case of saboteurs. doctor's official kremlin doctors nearly all of whom were jewish, were accused of attempting to poison communist leaders on orders of an international jewish organisatio

the germans stubbornly do not see any contradictions; grandfather fought in czechoslovakia case on the side. somewhere he also thought that it would be better for ukraine to be an independent country. shulkevich was also a hero for him, even while behind bars this militant, on whom there is nowhere to put stigma, is already making plans for the future now that i want to return to my family as soon as possible and take up family life to be near my family. near loved ones , but what about independent ukraine, i hope it will not disappear anywhere. well, you will continue to apply, so to speak, your own strength to ensure this independence. all that i can. on i’ll ask this directly, if you are successfully exchanged for you or are released, you will return to duty. and when you can’t say right now , most likely i won’t fight anymore, because i don’t want to take risks anymore. many comrades have died. so now all i want to do is go back to my family and be with them. such as pipish, as practice shows, can count on a quick career take-off in the ranks over the wolf lack of logic blind study

trump was born in czechoslovakia . she married donald trump in 1977.his businesses until the couple divorced in 1992. the three children remember their mother as a force in business. a world-class athlete, a beauty and a caring friend. she was a dutiful woman who had an inspirational life. her pride and joy were her children. >>> the city was awarded $5.8 million grant for this program. the focus is on training jobs and public safety. >> this job initiative is not only over the next two years and will put 500 young people to work, but is going to set them on a path of a life- sustaining career that is satisfying. it will be in service of the public. >> the department of violence prevention, oakland public works and the oakland police department. >>> sheriff deputies were wearing boas and funny hats and chasing a suspect. >> did you see someone the hair net and slippers? >> they went in there. >> they had colorful clues provided by the training academy class. when they heard she's facing a serious medical procedure, the training class arranged of visit.

her pride and joy were her three children, donald junior, ivanka, proud of her in the former czechoslovakia as a child, she was a competitive skier, later fleeing to canada, then new york where she met mr. trump, becoming a prominent new york socialite and an executive at the trump organization working on key projects like trump tower in manhattan and managing the plaza hotel. >> we're working as a team, and we're working on the same thing. donald owns it, and i own it we own it together. >> managing one specific diamond like the plaza hotel, i don't think there's anybody better >> reporter: she would later become a fixture in the tabloids during the couple's very public divorce in 1992, even making a cameo in the movie "the first wives club." >> don't get mad get everything >> reporter: she said recently she was on good terms with mr. trump saying they spoke once a week. in a statement tonight her family writing, our mother was an incredible woman, a force in business, a world-class athlete, a radiant beauty, and a caring mother and friend she will be dearly missed by her mother, her three

she fled communist czechoslovakia to canada and then new york. she worked on projects like trump tower. they divorced in 1992 but recently said they were on fgood terms and spoke once a week. she was 73 years old >>> tarehere are new developmen in the january 6 investigation the secret service ereased messages from january 6, 2021 and the previous day the secret service says the insinuation that the messages were deleted maliciously is false. before any inspection was opened they had bee gun to reset their mobile phones to factory settings >>> alex murdaugh has been indicted in the murders of his wife and son according to the indictment, murtau murdaugh used a rifle to shoot his wife we have more on the bizarre case >> reporter: family made 54-year-old alex murdaugh prominent in south carolina. he's indicted for murdering his wife and their son at the family estate near charleston in june 2021 he called 911 saying he came home to find them dead outside >> my wife and my son. >> are they in a vehicle >> no, ma'am, they're on the ground out at my k

ivana was raised in ben kyle, meanest, czechoslovakia. to ski racer and a model her life in the united states was a lavish one. the trumps were a power couple in new york, social scene in the 70's and 80's she partnered with donald on major real estate projects like trump tower and the taj mahal casino. and although they divorced after 15 years together in 1992, it is believed ivana and her first ex-husband remained in contact and on good terms. she would go on to marry and divorce twice more. ivana trump was 73 years old. >> again, that was paul gerke reporting for us tonight. new video of yellowstone national park shutting more lights on the devastating flooding that ravaged area last month with all that water. the unprecedented amount of rain caused rockslides, mudslides, severe damage to roads. as you see there, much of the park's % wastewater system was ruined. it shut down the park for some time and there's a lot of work still being done to repair the damage about 90% of yellowstone's paved roads and back country are open along with