duke?ohn: i thought i was a good football player until i got to duke. then in my sophomore year i was a red shirt for one year, then i was on the second team, but i broke c6 in my neck. i cracked it. what happened every time i would tackle someone, my left arm would go dead. so frank bassett, who's one of the orthopedic surgeons that used to be at duke, called the a/d and said this young man's football career is over. he has a bona fide injury and he cannot play football any longer. so that and in my football career but once you're on scholarship, i still had to work there, so i was a manager getting towels and setting up the trips when they go play, one in florida and one in the big ten. david: when you graduated to do say i want to go to wall street and be the ceo of morgan stanley? john: no. when i graduated i needed one course to finish duke university. my scholarship had expired, so i got a job in a local brokerage firm called first securities of north carolina. that got me involved in

david: you get a scholarship at duke university to play ball. what happened to your career at duke? john: in my sophomore year, i was a redshirt for one year. then i was on the team, and what happened, i broke c6 in my neck. i cracked my neck. what happened, every time i would tackle someone, my left arm would suddenly go dead. frank bassett, one of the orthopedic surgeons who used to be at duke, called and said, this young man's football career is over. he has a bona fide injury. he cannot play football any longer, so that ended my football career. but once you're on scholarship, i still had to work there, so i was a manager, getting towels and setting up trips when we'd go play one of the teams in florida or the big ten. david: when you graduated, did you say, i want to go to wall street and be the ceo of morgan stanley? john: no. when i graduated, i needed one course to finish duke university. my scholarship had expired, so i got a job at a local brokerage firm called first securities in north carolina. so, that got me involved in the securities business, and there was a lady the

joe biden voters, graduating from places like davidson, cornell and duke. clearly these kids are going places. but where exactly? what to do even more specific do they do for a living? that's a good question. two ways of finding out, anecdotal and empirical evidence. to get the answer, we can talk to people on. street, or look at the results of scientific experiments that produce quantifiable outcomes. tonight we'll consider both varieties of evidence. for the first the empirical, go to elon musk. he bought twitter last month. naturally he wanted toneau what his thousands of new employees were doing all day. to find out he didn't guess. musk conducted a simple experiment. he fired 80% of them. that is not something you see happening very often in the practical economy. a few fired 85% of the works at an asphalt plant you wouldn't have roads. if you got rid of workers at your power station, you'd be living in the dark, same with farms, cabinetry shops and manufacturing facilities. businesses like these have employees essential to the business. nobody wonders

through duke as well. we do it at home for yulya every night. but we've been dealing with these doctors for two. years, at least from duke. but the two doctors that denied us because of the transplant or because of the covered vaccine,n ,we saw them for an eight hour workup, and that's whena they told us that it was going to be required. and then we kind pushed back abe little bit and they put her incd front of the committee on november 10th. she was rejected solely becausew of the vaccine. and that's when we decided to do a conference call and getu actual evidence of thealm tellie us this.r:su >> i personally, they're awarem' that there arere a numbe r of first world countries with less politicized health care systems that no longer give the vaccinea to 14 year olds because the risk isn't worth the reward' . >> i mean, they must know that. this isn't actually rooted in science, right? rootethat's what we said, too. >> but they said because of the cdc recommendation had been updated at the end of october,d

duke fan.elative of mine went to duke medical school. but this is just cruel. this is a 14-year-old girl whose life is on the line. you are telling me you are not going to provide a life-saving treatment. go ahead and give her a covid tester. if she is testing negative go forward with the surgery. but this is just cruel and it seems arbitrary. you cannot tell me there are medical tests and testing with these vaccines that have gone through these. let the patient let the parents, by the way this family are saints. they have 11 kids, three of which are adopted. and this poor girl to have it yanked away from her. >> he said the keywords and is the whole idea whether or not you do value the parents and voice of the conversation. whether it's teaching certain curriculum at school. talking about the issue of whether or not we're going out the identity conversation start school rather than a loving home with your students were lgbt as a whole number of things i want to quiet us on. >> what's wrong wit

and also the duke offers grew to a job in his cabinet. and now to the 2nd cultural achievement that weimar it's famous for at the beginning of the 20th century, via i copious found in the bow house design school here. this is the birthplace of bow house. everything that you touch from your i volunteer sofa was influenced by the minds that met in this very building. with in the main building of the bow house university weimar, you'll find a bow house dow staircase and the office of vital scorpius, the finder of the bow house, who actually was scrupulous, but i will pierce, wasn't architect. he combines the arts and crafts school and the school for the fine arts, and he forms a school that is based on workshops. so they work in the workshops in the morning. but in the afternoon it's the theory lessons that may all the difference. those are taught by most famous painters of a day on the line of finding a polka, leave a silly kind in ski. it's the really big names, and they all come to weimar b. chris, the idea of the one school where you can

and of course, he was a duke, so it was arranged and term they talk. and the duke realizes that grew to is a person, he likes his young, his smart to, his educated, his lawyer. right. so, and he decides to invite good, who weimar and for the 1st couple of months as they basically party. but then the duke says, okay, i'm going to put him to work and to make good in order to make a good to the stay. he gives him this house the guarded house as a present, and also on the duke offers, grew to a job in his cabinet. and now to the 2nd cultural achievement that weimar is famous for at the beginning of the 20th century bytes. i call the us find in the bow house design school here. this is the birthplace of bow house. everything that you touch from your i volunteer sofa was influenced by the minds that met in this very building. with in the main building of the bow house university weimar, you'll find a bow house down staircase and the office of writer colby as the finder of the bow house, who actually was crow pierce hold. this wasn't architect. he combines th

now interest and duke and the reason the duke edinburgh involved is that edinburgh was involved is that it founded by the queen's father who became george the sixth when he was duke of york in the 1920s. and it was to look after playing playgrounds playing fields, playgrounds recreated for young recreated in sport for young people. the edinburgh people. and the duke edinburgh took first took it on was his first national charity he married national charity when he married princess back in princess elizabeth, back in 1947. it was passion project 1947. and it was passion project and. i became involved and got to meet him and found he was a very different person from the caricature that you most of us got to know . and he asked me to got to know. and he asked me to write a short biography of him which i did, which was quite a challenge because i did take it into him and he had to, you know, he corrected it and it was all a bit frightening. but through him, i got to meet the queen and then later when i was a member of parliament, i got to meet the queen officially. and to relationship was to

duke and duchess of sussex are due here _ s huw, the duke and duchess of sussex are due here in - sre due here in less - s huw, the duke and duchess of sussex are due here in less than s huw, the duke and duchess of. sussex are due here in less than an hour, they are expected to walk the red carpet in what will be their first public appearance since the trailer of their dock ewe series was released. they have being honoured along side zelensky and the icon bill russell. the human rights foundation said they chose those they view as leaders who have demonstrated an unwavering support for social change, carrie kennedy said harry and meghan stood out for their work on racialjustice and mental health, through the archewell foundation and for moral courage in standing up to the oldest institution in the uk. now, certainly that first glimpse of the netflix series has already caused a stir, quite literally huw, every frame of that trailer was dissected, with some pointing out while the british media's treatment of harry and meghan was highlighted, there was footage used from events where h

this relationship with , the late duke of edinburgh with, the late duke of edinburgh .nd that was as result of shared interest and working it court frippery queuing up but some line up to hands and be introduced. this you and him caring passionately about something that very few people would have thought of immediately as being a shared passion between the late duke edinburgh and gyles brandreth. well i've met the duke of edinburgh because i got involved in a charity called the national playing association. playing fields association. now, fields reason fields interest and the reason the edinburgh was the duke of edinburgh was involved it was founded involved is that it was founded by queen's father who became by the queen's father who became george the sixth when he was duke of york in the 1920s. and was to look after playing fields, playgrounds recreation sport young people. and the sport for young people. and the duke it on his duke of edinburgh took it on his first when. he first national charity when. he married back married princess elizabeth back in was his passi

the duke of york has giuffre.he duke of york has always denied allegations, but the fallout led to his mother, the fallout led to his mother, the late queen stripping of his honorary military titles and he no longer uses his hrh . and i no longer uses his hrh. and i predict there is simply no way back for him as a working member of the royal family. kinsey schofield , a royal podcaster and schofield, a royal podcaster and blogger from the united states, where virginia giuffre legal action against the queen. there was a lot of back forth and he had an in credit bull team that really fought back against virginia . they said, you don't virginia. they said, you don't live in the united states. they struggled with the fact that jeffrey epstein was supposed have, you know, collected all of this himself when he out some of these alleged victims . it wasn't these alleged victims. it wasn't supposed to touch prince andrew . prince andrew had i i'm sorry to use the word , but he kind of to use the word, but he kind of hid i

next it was duke's turn. he patiently allowed the photographer to get a nice shot of his new badge mounted on his breast collar. the new recruits bring the number of horses on the mounted patrol unit to eight. gus and duke. >> look at them. >> pretty nice. >> when you're out in public and you see them on horseback, it's cool to see them, but you also back up. let me give you -- >> they are powerful. they are powerful. but they're also great ambassadors for sfpd. >> certainly. >> how are we looking? it's cold. >> it is. look at these freeze warnings from the bay area to the central valley. we're in it again through tomorrow morning. temperatures at the freezing park and blow as we bring you into the microclimate forecast. i do want to give a closer view at the bay area. you'll see that dark purple color after we add the freeze warnings to the north bay and east bay and south bay. 32 and the coast zboytsing to cold, but not as chilly as the inland valleys. overall, a lot of our temperatures ranging 27 to 37 deg

by the new emperor. in fact, he was not going to be emperor, the middle son of alexander ii, grand duke alexander alexandrovich, was preparing for a military career, and his older brother zasarevich nikolai alexandrovich was supposed to take the throne, but during a trip to europe, nikolai fell ill, a consultation of doctors concluded that the heir had tuberculosis meningitis soon the grand duke died. alexander spent a lot of time at his brother's bedside, nicholas's bride princess dani and maria sophia frederica dakmar always brought them closer. so gradually alexander fell in love with a small fragile mini. what was her name in the family, but for 10 days she was embarrassed to make an offer, and then the mini took the initiative, she invited alexander to look at the photo albums of the prince, whispered, something like, i ask for your hand, the mini resolutely threw herself into his arms. this marriage will be happy maria sophia frederica dagmar in orthodoxy maria feodorovna will give birth husband of four sons and two daughters, the emperor will adore and fear his little empress all

his accuser, virginia giuffre , the duke of virginia giuffre, the duke of york, has always denied thellegations, but the fallout led to his mother, the late queen, stripping of his honorary military titles . and he no military titles. and he no longer uses his hrh status. and i predict there is simply no way back for him as a working of the royal family. kinsey is a royal podcaster and from the united states, where giuffre brought to legal action against the queen's son. there a lot of back and forth and had an incredible team that really fought back . that really fought back. virginia, they said, you don't live the united states. they struggled with the fact that jeffrey epstein supposed to have know collected all of this him when he paid out some these alleged victims. it wasn't supposed to touch prince andrew . prince andrew hid i i'm sorry to use the word, but he kind of hid in balmoral did not want to get that summons and when he inevitably was handed that paperwork , they decided that it paperwork, they decided that it wasn't worth fighting. you know , protect the reputation of

a lot of comments from viewers this week was the mention in bbc news bulletins of a programme the duke and duchess of sussex have made for netflix. the series covers their lives and their relationship and makes a number of controversial allegations about other members of the royalfamily and the media. a trailer for it was issued early in the week as part of a build—up to the first episodes of the programme being released on thursday. here's clive myrie introducing part of the trailer on the news at ten. no one knows the full truth. we know the full truth. the words of prince harry in a new trailer for his and meghan markle�*s six part series, which starts on thursday on netflix. there's a hierarchy of the family. you know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories. there was a war against meghan to suit other people's agendas. i it's about hatred. it's about race. it's a dirty game. the pain and suffering of women i marrying into this institution. i this feeding frenzy. i realized they're never going to protect you. i was terrified. i didn't want a history to repeat itself.

okay, it's easy to focus on duke, and we should focus on duke. i want to focus on the cdc.at happens when you get these transplants is there are certain checklists they go through to say, okay, is this a valid candidate. and i'm sure they have risk factors factored into that. if we give a kidney to this person, we're not giving it to someone else and, therefore, what is the likelihood of success if we give it to this person. because of cdc recommendations that she's 10, right? pete: >>. will: a 14-year-old get the covid vaccine, which is insane. on a risk/reward chart, anyone can do, the risk of covid versus the risk of the vaccine for a 14-year-old. because the cdc hasn't rationally looked back at that, they are now -- i think duke should still think on its own, right? if. pete: i see what you're saying. will: they're marching to the beat of cdc. they need to get their heads screwed on straight, because look at the downstream, negative if effects of you totally ignoring risk/reward on the covid vaccine. lisa: also there's increasing information about the dangers that covid

i'm deeply shocked and disgusted to see an advertisement for a netflix programme made by the duke anduchess of sussex on the bbc news. this is not news. it is promoting a moneymaking venture by people who've chosen to leave the united kingdom, apparently in search of privacy and safety. the bbc should not be promoting a commercial enterprise or this or any kind. it is not news. many other viewers who contacted us agreed. neil marshall in sellafield emailed. "what makes anyone think that showing a netflix trailer on bbc news for harry and meghan is anything but a promotion?" it's sensationalist populist trivia. lorraine ryan told us this. "this needless publicity for them." "which i am sick to death of hearing about." "there is far more important news going on." yvonne duffy said, "they are private individuals who claim to want their privacy." do us all a favour and grant their wish." we received many similar messages, so we asked the bbc for a comment. they gave us this statement. "our coverage of the royal family examines and analyses the state of the monarchy, past and present, in w

his accuser, virginia giuffre , the duke of virginia giuffre, the duke of york, has always denied allegationsout led to his mother, the late queen, stripping him of his honorary military titles . and he no military titles. and he no longer his hrh status. and longer uses his hrh status. and i predict there is simply no way back for him as a working of the royal schofield royal family. kinsey schofield is a royal podcaster and blogger from the united states . virginia from the united states. virginia giuffre brought legal action against the queen's son. there was a lot of back and forth and he had an incredible team that really fought back against virginia. they said , don't live virginia. they said, don't live in the united states. they with the fact that jeffrey epstein was supposed to have , you know, was supposed to have, you know, collected all this himself when he paid out some of these alleged victims. it wasn't to touch prince andrew . prince touch prince andrew. prince andrew head, i'm sorry to use the but he kind of hid in balmoral did not want to get that summons. and when inevitabl

all-russian tsar, polish grand duke of finland, only 55 titles after the victory.emnly called blessed. not that ardent, beautiful young man who wanted to grant freedom to everyone and dreamed of returning to russia returned. in general, the good of alexander was not yet forty, and he had already turned into a monument to himself. for alexandrov, it was always important decoration. everything should be symmetrically flawlessly neat in his uniform. impeccable were always sewn, they sat perfectly, no one , even at home, had ever seen the emperor casually win back. on his desk, papers of the same size were always laid out in even piles in rooms, furniture. it was placed according to a strict plan and it was impossible to move a chair or rearrange a vase. now, if it were possible to restore such order throughout russia, alexander’s closest associates at that time were already there, not enlightened reformer speransky a old soldier count aleksey andreevich arakcheev from gatchina servants, an unsurpassed master of drill. rak, whose disposition of the emperor did not forg

shchikov turned out to be the 25-year-old grand duke dmitry pavlovich, the emperor's cousin.ary 22, 1917, nicholas ii left tsarskoye selo for headquarters mogilev to prepare the spring offensive on the same day, tsarevich alexei fell ill with measles, the sisters of all the children were infected from him, and they cut their heads. when alexandra feodorovna rushed about among sick children, she was informed that there was a general strike in petrograd, the february revolution was already in full swing. in the early morning of february 28, the emperor hurriedly leaves the headquarters. shame and shame writes nikolai's diary failed to reach the tsar's. the emperor orders to deliver him to the pskov headquarters of the northern front. he plans to transfer troops from the front to the rebellious petrograd at this time, the acting commander-in-chief, general alekseev, is already sending out telegrams with a question. is the emperor's abdication desirable? all front commanders are responsible, right? on march 2, at 23:40, nicholas ii signed a manifesto on abdication from the throne

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thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral, but her family were in full attendance, including the dukemaking their only official appearance at the platinum jubilee. the following day, it was party at the palace, and that special guest invited for tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please. some of the world's most well—known musicians had buckingham palace as their backdrop for the party. # notorious! which ended with a spectacular drone light show in the dark summer sky. the final day of the jubilee celebrations, and the pageant took centre stage. quirky, eccentric reminders of the decades of the queen's reign. the royal family seemed to love it. prince louis again got himself noticed. but the most poignant moment, the queen's last appearance on the balcony. we now know this was more than just thank you. it was the last time we'd see her in this familiar location, where so many key moments, so many national memories had been made. for the king, there was now the adjustment to life as sovereign. his early engagements took him around the

thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral, but her family were in full attendance, including the dukeex, making their only official appearance at the platinum jubilee. the following day, it was party at the palace, and that special guest invited for tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please. some of the world's most well—known musicians had buckingham palace as their backdrop for the party. # notorious! which ended with a spectacular drone light show in the dark summer sky. the final day of the jubilee celebrations, and the pageant took centre stage. quirky, eccentric reminders of the decades of the queen's reign. the royal family seemed to love it. prince louis again got himself noticed. but the most poignant moment, the queen's last appearance on the balcony. we now know this was more than just thank you. it was the last time we'd see her in this familiar location, where so many key moments, so many national memories had been made. for the king, there was now the adjustment to life as sovereign. his early engagements took him around

and an award for the duke and duchess of sussex as the row over their upcoming documentary continues.lo and welcome to the programme. polls have closed in the us state of georgia for the election which decides who will take the last remaining seat in the senate. the run off vote between the democratic incumbent raphael warnock and the republican former football star herschel walker will determine whether the democrats can strengthen their very thin majority. for more, we can cross to gary 0' donohue live in atlanta for us. polls have just closed. this is the raphael warnock election night party, there is an increasing sense of anticipation here because as we get closer and closer to the result, there is more and more confidence among people here, and in terms of the wider party across the state they may have just done enough to hold onto that democratic seat and take the total to 51 for that democratic seat and take the total to 51forjoe biden at the us senate. it's still incredibly close it's worth stressing that a lot of the outstanding boat are in the atlanta area where raphael war

i don't to be the duke and duchess of sussex anymore.o you free to leave the role you've demonstrated that way over you often? they don't want . to leave often? they don't want. to leave me to call shaun bailey , dominic me to call shaun bailey, dominic cummings, my superstar panel. and are going to be talking and we are going to be talking about this more in the next about this much more in the next houn about this much more in the next hour. worry about. but hour. don't you worry about. but coming harry's coming up, is harry's desperation compare meghan to desperation to compare meghan to his mom and to the memory of the people's princess. my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their verdict on the sussexes nauseating reality show at 935. but first, as tory mp bob seely prepares to table a bombshell, bill, should harry and meghan be stripped of their royal titles? bob joins me live in the studio with royal insider lady victoria harvey and now duke it out with the broadcaster's niece, hedley, in the clash. next,

documentary is released — we'll ask what light it might shed on the british royalfamily and why the duke duchess chose to leave. as much as as much as someone as much as someone might want to go and tell their story, the truth, someone else might have a different recollection and then different perspective on what happened. passengers flying into the uk's biggest airports could face delays over christmas as border force staff call eight days of strikes. the us welcomes the removal of peru's left—wing president castilo. he's charged with rebellion, after trying to suspend peru's congress. translation: he has violated the constitution, you cannot go over the constitution and the law. come on england! it's coming home. is qatar ready to welcome gay fans to the world cup? one england supporter shares his experience with us. try to get the flag out and they said, no, no, this is not allowed. and did you find what you were looking for? we'll reveal google�*s most popular search of the year. hello and welcome to the programme. a new documentary promising to reveal the inside story of how the du

i don't to be the duke and duchess of sussex anymore.o you free to leave the role you've demonstrated that way over you often? they don't want . to leave often? they don't want. to leave me to call shaun bailey , dominic me to call shaun bailey, dominic cummings, my superstar panel. and are going to be talking and we are going to be talking about this more in the next about this much more in the next houn about this much more in the next hour. worry about. but hour. don't you worry about. but coming harry's coming up, is harry's desperation compare meghan to desperation to compare meghan to his mom and to the memory of the people's princess. my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their verdict on the sussexes nauseating reality show at 935. but first, as tory mp bob seely prepares to table a bombshell, bill, should harry and meghan be stripped of their royal titles? bob joins me live in the studio with royal insider lady victoria harvey and now duke it out with the broadcaster's niece, hedley, in the clash. next,

many of the emails were, like last week, critical of the duke and duchess of sussex, but this week sometive, with viewers unhappy with the way bbc news had reported the story. particularly on thursday's news at six. now, his main complaint, and it is a familiar one, is of press intrusion. and this suggestion that there is, what amounts, really, to a conspiracy between the palace and the press. and that, i think, is where credibility is really stretched beyond what is reasonable. consider one of the things that meghan said. "no matter what i did, they were still going to find "a way to destroy me." well, the first point, who is the "they" that she's referring to? i think it is the palace, but most particularly it is to the press. but the idea that anyone was out to destroy her, frankly, i think is absurd and simply does not stand up to proper and reasonable scrutiny. but they quite obviously are convinced that they were victims. nick witchell, thank you. several viewers thought this wasn't fair reporting. adrian david recorded a video for newswatch. where was the balance? along with nich

it belonged to the grand duke of lithuania vytautas. today, this is an urban village, in which there are two churches at once, the church of st. alexei and the church of the archangel michael, which betrays a special flavor to the place. once the town was a regional center. by the way, the pottery industry still exists here today. but there is no such area for a long time, the settlement is part of the voolozhensky, but, nevertheless, in the old town. a full-blooded life is in full swing, houses are being built, new families are born. he boldly looks to the future. at the same time, without forgetting the past, an event recently occurred that again drew attention to the village and venets, a new page appeared in the annals of gorodok, but first things first. the ancient crown is located about 70 km from minsk on the edge of the naliboki forest on the banks of the fast and clean volma river, steep, steep, banks overgrown with willows, and the association with the name of the village suggests itself, but local residents. they think about

and an award for the duke and duchess of sussex. hello and welcome to programme.re's been another huge upset at the world cup in qatar — as morocco stunned spain to reach the quarter finals for the first time in their history. it was a nail—biting watch — as the match ended goalless after extra time — meaning it had to be decided by penalties. and it was morocco who sealed victory after defender ashraf hakimi — who was born and raised in madrid — scored the winning penalty — knocking the 2010 champions out of the tournament. and let me show you the scenes in casablanca. this was the moment morocco won! they've become the fourth african nation to reach the quarter finals of a world cup. the last time it happened was when ghana made it in 2010. the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil was at the game and sent this report. the atmosphere here is electric people were literally on the edge of their seats and it was not spend making it easy and is down to the last minute if you can feel that the fence and morocco delivered that victory, they defeated the 2010 world champions and kicki

this is the foundation of duke no., so you know when you have uh, uh monuments alien language alien from people. these stories. alien perhaps, after all, the earth is also alien. yes, that is, if you pretty much came to it and you are trying in vain to restore your own orders on it, therefore, this is the process of tearing. well, that is, in odessa you will not find a lot of things there. here it is just quite by chance under your heel and i really hope. which is not very long, which means that later vasily you mention that the ukrainians will return home. listen, vershchuk drove, didn’t drive out. yes, that is, this vladik klitschko says, he drove, he didn’t drive him out. and zelensky says, don't say let's go back. back all come back to fight there is no one to kill there is no one. he says that we will do something, he says coldly. yes, it got warmer what? they told you that everyone should leave, because 9 million people can’t heat it coldly, you are sitting without light and heat, yes, that is, according to the c

and this monument must be demolished, because governor-general of novorossiya duke.ded not only to be accepted into the service of catherine ii, but also ishmael stormed under the command of the same suvorov, but duke , apparently, saved the french surname from the barbaric dismantling of how the historical memory of yevgeny’s material is being erased decisively. the monument to catherine to her associates was demolished at night by those who wielded a crowbar were in masks, which is generally understandable. the fate of the monuments in the city was decided by 4,000 people who voted for the demolition. for a few seconds the empress soared above area, after which it was laid on the lawn, it was chipped off from the base of the composition and the rest of the founding fathers of odessa, princes potemkin and zubov, the dutch, franz devalan, spaniard hasse deribas was destroyed in the twenties, and at the end of the 2000s, the inhabitants of odessa wanted to restore historical justice. but it was far from pleasant, not all of western ukraine came hundreds of nationalist

and what else did ishmael do under the command of that same banned suvorov, apparently, duke from thetheir barbarians, while saving the french surname or ignorance of the story of how they are trying to rewrite it, eugene lost to decide. the monument to catherine to her associates was demolished at night, those who wielded a crowbar were wearing masks, which is generally understandable. the fate of the monuments in city ​​of millionaires decided 4,000 people who voted for the demolition. for a few seconds, the empress soared above the square, after which she was laid on the lawn, they were chipped off from the base of the composition and the rest of the founding fathers of odessa, princes potemkin and zubov, the dutch, franz devalan, spaniard hasse deribas in 1900 , but in the twenties it was destroyed, and at the end of the 2000s, odessans wanted to restore historical justice. but this i liked it far, not everyone in western ukraine came hundreds of nationalists, to explain to the inhabitants of odessa who is the main annoyed in the country, yushchenko said at the same time that it i