de gaulle felt the same way.inally it was not england standing alone, it was not de gaulle's very small army, it was basically the might of america was going to come into the war. so, what began as a back and forth -- everybody thinks that d-day, which occurred in june of 1944, was something we planned years in advance. but in the mind of churchill and de gaulle, they wanted to go into europe right away. they wanted to use american forces and land in europe for the invasion of france. but that was not possible at the time. the american troops were untrained, we had a very modest army. people think of the american army as being enormous, but in 1940, america is the 17th largest army in the world behind romania. so we had all this juggernaut that we would become. so when we finally got men and material to at least have a presence, to establish ourselves in the war, we did it in northern africa instead of going straight into france. northern africa was controlled by the nazis nominally. we were basically fighting th

she was really not an ally of general de gaulle.he would not work for the free french for most of the work. she insisted on working only for the british and with the british. de gaulle is famous for once having had said, however is not forming is against me. he considered alliance to be, if not an enemy, he certainly was not happy at all that it was independent in terms of its operations. for that reason, after the reason de gaulle and the free french basically created the image of the resistance, at least for the first several decades after the war. the people they considered to be resistance heroes were the people that went down, at least in the early history, as resistance heroes. marie-madeleine fourcade was not one of them. in november 1940, de gaulle crated an organization, an elite group of those whom he and his friend -- free french move it considered heroes in the struggle of liberation during world war ii. by the end of the world, only 1038 persons were worthy of the honor. of that number, 1038, 1032 were men. we come to t

so that helped resuscitate her a bit in the eyes of de gaulle in the free french. she spent most of her time working to help the survivors of her network, those agents who survived. but also, the widows and the children of those who had been killed. she devoted her life to a crusade to make sure they had enough money to live. i'm really, pretty much until the day she died. she was a very elegant, socialite in postwar paris. she was a member of the european parliament for a while. but, in her mind, alliance with the most important thing. they were members of her family still and she never gave up on that. that's me -- she unlike many male resistance as i said, did not seek to further herself. all she cared about where the people and who should work with telfer the country. -- to help free the country. >> are you in a position out to share with us, what you thought about as being possible topics or focuses for the next book? >> no. i am going to wait. i have kind of an idea. somebody asked, don't you ever want to change genres and talk about something else besides wo

this is where charles de gaulle became charles de gaulle. he is in london not on the ground leading soldiers. he's in london broadcasting every night telling france stop what you are doing. he's not a hero. the last war is over. he is in bed with hitler and you should not agree to just lie down. if you're working in a factory you should follow the factory floor, make the ball bearings the wrong size,e, slow work production, don't keep this war machine going. are a mom don't just raise your kids. feed a rebel, help us out. write newspapers and put them under doors. help and underground railroad. like, keep fighting. charles de gaulle nightly on the bbc arguing to the french that resistance matter. it was going to be the same the catheter. it was an amazingng project because he had no h reason to believe it was true. nobody knows their own future. you don't get to know how the war ends. he just was certain with nothing.wi he really had nothing. he had a few officers with a people had stayed in france and britain after dunkirk. he was certain h

became the fifth thermonuclear power the test was carried out in the french poly president charles de gaulle set his goal to revive the greatness of his country and for this to acquire nuclear weapons. it appeared in france back in the sixtieth to do the hydrogen bomb. it turned out to be more difficult, the test was carried out in the strictest secrecy, codenamed canopus in greek mythology. that was the name of the helming king, menelaus, a charge of 2.6 m detonated at an altitude of 540 m, an atmospheric explosion of such power caused severe environmental pollution. in the same year, the monster zilla iguana appeared in the japanese horror film, allegedly mutating after the french test , france carried out an atmospheric test in polynesia until 74 years old, and underground tests up to ninety on the sixth, this was the day in history. every man is born with five souls and every soul is a bird you are mine out he is strong. here he would rule them for you. i do not care. dad's heart soon always wonders where it all starts. now everyone will see the manufacturers of good things they want and

like to emphasize that a strong hand is not a must at all necessarily means authoritarianism so de gaulle was a strong leader, margaret thatcher were strong leaders, but all of them, er, reckoned with democracy, and we remember that er, de gaulle lost- lost the referendum in 1969 and went to resignation although no one obliged him to do it, he could not do it but he resigned because of that, and besides, we had one more question for which we will run the numbers tomorrow - this is again when there is a dichotomy . and i wanted to, but all the same, most ukrainians are ready to endure material difficulties for the sake of freedom and observance of civil civil rights, and er, and this is also very, very important, so if er, um, you know, i’m afraid that we know that our government is very er is very oriented towards sociological research so that someone in power did not perceive this research as a place and on the order of the support a-a hmm the attitude towards democracy during the war as a kind of indulgence in order to be able to, say, tighten some nuts and er and and not post continue

so that helped resuscitate her a bit in the eyes of g de gaulle n the free french.he also spent most of that's our time working to help the survivors of her network. those agents who survived. she devoted her life to a crusade to make sure they had enough money to live. pretty much until the day she died. she was a very elegant socialite in postwar paris. the member of the european parliament for a while. but in her mind alliance was the most important thing. they were members of her family still and she never gave up on that. that to me -- and like many mail resistance, as i said did not seek to further herself. all she cared about with people with whom she had worked with to help for the country. books are you in a position now to share with us what you have thought about the possible topical focus of the next book? >> note. i am going to wait for had kind of an idea somebody asked don't you ever want to change talkk about something else? i want a fleeting image of doing that. i got a contract for a book about world war i, believe it or not. i'm supposed to write

that is news coming to us from paris in france at the large national charles de gaulle airport.met office has issued a four—day amber extreme heat warning. it applies to southern and central england and parts of wales from midnight on thursday until sunday. it's not expected to be as hot or last as long as last month's record heatwave but there's a warning that vulnerable people's health could be affected and travel could be disrupted. environmental groups say the dry weather in much of england is having a serious impact on wildlife in rivers. they're particularly concerned about chalk rivers and streams, which support species such as salmon, kingfisher and otter. some are starting to dry up. water companies say hosepipe bans are put in place to help protect river habitats. let's now speak to our reporter alexis green who is at a nature reserve in hampshire. alexis, it looks reasonably ok behind you at the moment. what is going on there in terms of the news i'vejust mentioned? taste going on there in terms of the news i've just mentioned?— i've just mentioned? we are seeing rive

to decide what this all means for the sector, we are joined by william de gaulle.as been a little bit of conflicting signals. you hear from the mike rounds, nvidia saying they are concerned about demand. they think demand is holding up. where are we in terms of a potential turn of demand for the chip sector? william: the semiconductor industry isn't a single block. it has huge variety within it. there wasn't a memory shortage as a result of covid. there isn't much to catch up on. semiconductor equipment, there was a massive shortage. you could look at central bank rate rises as an effort to cool it down enough for supplies to catch up. micron is seeing weakness in smartphones. it is selling memory trips which were never scarce. whereas companies like microchip are selling analog trips. there isn't any real ability to increase supply easily. the man soared during the pandemic. the big catch up there and then the equip and company supplying them. you've got multiple quarters of back lobs -- backlogs. there is weakness in the memory area. they have more than enough de

de gaulle actually has that story for us for the past 3 weeks, a family of at least a half dozen wildcord. >> tearing up landscaping for dinner can clearly see. they've started digging up the long, long time. resident lori rebar says one neighbor's property was constantly damaged by what the community believes was a single feral hog back in march. but it stayed away after the neighbor installed flood lights. now the problem is back and the pigs have multiplied our whole family. yes, and the dad is huge. and he really scares me. several private lawns have been dug up, but neighbors are equally as frustrated with the damage caused in common areas tended to by the homeowners association. i would like to make sure they go away permanently. mary says the pigs passed through her property but have not damaged any of it yet and hopes the problem is solved before it gets to that i can chase a go for something. but i cannot deal with a number of well. bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have been told they can file a wildlife incident repo

uh, so that it was yes, why well, because volodya was the first to come from de gaulle airport, the guitar stood right up to me. here he took it, inserted the sheets written by hand on the easel, but since he had not yet fully memorized the song , he sang christ. excuse me, one more question. but marina tried to separate you. well, of course, that's fine. why is she a woman doing? she actually gave her life. volodya in general, she sacrificed her career. marina could be a superstar today, but she was fiddling with him, because volodya was very seriously ill, but he is volodya, when he began to move from two years before his death , marina burst into my workshop, i remember in tears. she took out syringes and ampoules from her pocket and said i found this in his jacket. he even told me who planted him. that's because he says once he was very ill. after drinking, there is sweat in general, weakness is terrible. evan. as says let's go in now. i'll give you one shot, and you'll put on a show, and he really did, because morphine, so to speak, is very good. helped him at that moment, and then yo

they attempted to assassinate the president of france, charles de gaulle, but they were certainly followingecause he was opposing them. in the ideas john williams started to focus on the way that different black americans, malcolm x, obviously, and also james bo, martin luther king were being kept track much by american intelligence services and for williams, maybe in a particularly robust way, i mean, this was grist for the creative mill. however, these accounts weren't verified for the american public until the church commission in 1975. some things started to come out in the newspaper in 1968, but this is something that we already maybe touched on, relative to funding for things like the american society of-- african culture. >> the african society. you know, where you had african-american scholars making connections with people and klegans college in subsaharan africa. and the king alfred plan for promotion for the novel. but he writes, this conspiratorial information at the unravelling of this one, and the black richard wright character has just been assassinated and is giving the news

we don't want to do this, but still, as charles de gaulle said, there are two things that everyone inber two britain is an island in other words europe will have to find its own way forward. because if they depend on us we are quite willing to let them suffer forever. well, let europe suffer forever. it is important for me that the ukrainian people stop suffering, so free them, denocify them and bring them to their senses. what do we it is necessary to make the process go faster and more actively, because everyone was waiting for the ukrainians to attack, now the ukrainians will hysteria and say, it seems the russians are going over the offensive. but i think that they have a number for the simple reason that the plans that they tried to make, and in fact to carry out a complete mobilization, which, in truth, they did not succeed so much until the end of this mobilization. and those who have been recruited, they are not able to provide, not uniforms with weapons, or they need to be fed there. technology, in principle, is not exists because we knocked out. and the fact that by deliveri

in paris a minority of the french army a minority of the french yes, but we don’t care, because de gaullefrance became one of the victorious countries, like you and me surrounded ukrainian armies in mariupol wait. wait. soon it will be the ukrainian army that will surround the russian army in mariupol because he says it is not so important now that i am watching this military crisis of military thinking in france because we have had such generals in france now for 6 months . three days ago , i will decide the general, who was joking when the ukrov fascist was killed. eh, daria dugina and they are like that every day, i already can’t stand them. i called them hammer. you know who the general shit is the general because of whom we lost, like shame with cancer . and uh, he's happy here in 1935 , he banned everything. uh, publishing any uh alternative view on the military outcome. we have they saw it with cancer, and now the same thing affects me, that if you want to have a french army quarry, you have to be anti-russian, but it's hard, because, for example, ground war troops. there i am para

what kind of leaders are in power today in the western states de gaulle, who are they?aid of being that the world will slide into a nuclear catastrophe, because uh will cover a little if the west and the ukrainian comrades do not arrange what they are planning. after all, it will not seem enough to everyone more than the baltics throughout eastern europe, and maybe it’s all the same to these very british and americans that it won’t seem enough, maybe this is the case, and they even want it. so, we don’t want this, this is the ukrainian version, but our ministry of defense spoke about something else, that it would be different, but uh, in any case, as it were did not move, this cloud is small, it will seem to me to everyone and we must understand that the world is on the verge of this very catastrophe. uh, if you like, here it is very important to also quote the words of our foreign minister, who said that in the west its attempt to maintain dominance. e, sweeps aside international law and rules are invented for a specific task. it's really just like that, uh, the west d

police in paris say they have shot and killed a man who brandished a knife at charles de gaulle airportm he was shot in the abdomen. the man, who was described as homeless by an airport source, died at the scene. more now on those eye—watering figures from the comparison service, u—switch, suggesting uk households owe £1.3 billion to their energy suppliers. the overall debt bill is already three times higher than it was a year ago, and experts fear it's most likely to grow further over the winter. joining me now to discuss the impact of this level of debt on individuals is richard lane, director of external affairs at the debt charity stepchange. richard, your initial reaction to that eye watering figure, 1.3 billion. ., . , that eye watering figure, 1.3 billion. ., ., , ., ., billion. unfortunately, our reaction is we are not— billion. unfortunately, our reaction is we are not surprised. _ billion. unfortunately, our reaction is we are not surprised. it - billion. unfortunately, our reaction is we are not surprised. it is - is we are not surprised. it is exactly what we are seeing from

france became the fifth thermonuclear power test conducted in the french polis president charles de gaulle set as his goal to revive the greatness of his country and for to acquire nuclear weapons. it appeared in france back in the sixties to make a hydrogen bomb. it turned out to be a more difficult test carried out in the strictest secrecy under the code name, canopus in greek mythology. that was the name of the helming king, menelaus, a charge of 2.6 m detonated at an altitude of 540 m, an atmospheric explosion of such power caused severe environmental pollution. in the same year, the monster zilla iguana appeared in the japanese horror film, allegedly mutated after the french test atmospheric test in polynesia france spent up to 74 years, and underground up to ninety- sixth. that was the day in history. it will be interesting though. here is a clue in the summer will be educationally similar to the premiere in the world was not. my as if they were investigating the kidnapping, it was heterogeneous. serials documentary films cartoons application or on the site we watch we watch.