zero seven four two the denisova. evacuation of honduras is it useful to katie please a queens whole noble junior confess also again is a problem so hot because you had a group. of us is the end of your account. on july fourth. the free forces marched in london before an enthusiastic and united british crowd. there were only three thousand volunteers but they ultimately gave rise to the french resistance fighting for five years alongside the allied forces. w well in recognition of the pioneers of the free from its efforts to go created the prestigious resistance metetal. to tell us more i come to the museum of the order of liberation at the end of a need to meet historian and curator. legend. hello thank you very much for having us hello you welcome thank you. to go to created this holds out of liberation in nineteen forty eight what was it saying. the generals first time was obviously to reporters about the supporters the few hundred men and women who came to join him. and of course to encourage others by example. bu

natalia denisova is a lawyer from minsk who was arrested and imprisoned after complaining of electioniness owner also based in minsk. thank you forjoining us. is there any way out of this the president lukashenko now, any way out of this the president lu kashenko now, that any way out of this the president lukashenko now, that you think the end is near? we know, it is difficult because there is a situation where there is the majority of people, but those people don't have any means of suppression, any weapon, and there is a minority which possesses all the suppression means, all the weapons, the ani, the police, they can frighten people, they can threaten people, so it's difficult to see how to resolve the situation. —— the army, the police. elena, have you taken part in the demonstrations over the past fortnight, and are you getting any impression at all that the army and police are beginning to change their views about the president because presumably they would need to switch sides for anything to happen? hello, thank you very much for having me there and yeah, i have been particip

let's speak now to natalia denisova, a lawyer from minsk who was arrested and imprisoned after complaininghat process in a moment but the first thing i want to ask about is when you saw those pictures of the protests in minsk over the weekend, what did you think of that? i think, very inspired and proud of our people, because they are not afraid any more. everybody is risking their freedom, afraid any more. everybody is risking theirfreedom, their afraid any more. everybody is risking their freedom, their lives. they can be tortured, imprisoned, but they still come out to demonstrate peacefully what they think they need. and all they need is democracy. we don't need any violence, any blood on the streets. all we need is honest elections. you say we don't need any more blood, can i put to you what president lukashenko has said, is said to have told workers at a tractor plant, there is some debate whether he actually was able to speak to them or left without speaking, that will become clearer later perhaps. the quote from reuters is, we had elections already. until you kill me, there will be