estonia's a comes to communist imperialism.mania. , june 28th, 1940 leftist underground workers who welcomed the invasion of the red army into romania. romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advance agents khrushchev organize the local communists. khrushchev!iux congratulates remains under liberation. and ensures in that the soviet government does not pursue the aim of change and social living in romania. >> as he witnessed, the communist took lynn lennon at his word that the treaties the mains of gaining strength. the communists recognize the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain ties to in order to marshal the resources of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately doubled up their neighbors. the reds found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain there in. karl marx

in june of 1940, the red army invades estonia. than a month later a new communist constituent assembly holds its first session. key communists indoctrinated accept the party as their masters. typically a vote of confidence for the one-party ticket is ordered. another victory parade or a new moscow-approved public government, estonia succumbs to communist imperialism. undergroundworkers who prepared the way welcome the invasion of the red army into romania. romania is powerless to resist. soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. agents organize the local communists. khrushchev congratulations them on their liberation and ensures them the soviet government does not pursue the aim of changing the social situations existing in romania, end quote. >> as you just witnessed, the communists took treaty at his word. beginning with the first treaty by the soviets in 1920, the communists recognized the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain time in order t

stonie out was on its way from estonia to sweden in september of 1994 when it sank in the middle of the night only a few people were rescued the commission that investigated the incident suspected that the ship's bow hatch had broken away during a storm but there are doubts about that official report with family members and some survivors repeatedly calling for new research into the disaster recently a swedish documentary filmmaker answered their call henrik everts and went to the site of the accident and lowered an underwater camera all the way down to the wreckage and there he found something unexpected. in september 2019 journalist henrik everts and his team center very thought to examine the wreck of the n.s.a. . on the floor of the baltic sea he captured these images of an enormous hole ripped in the hollow for me to this long. it's completely dented in. my view as we navigated along the starboard side we were stunned. the damage was so extensive. we couldn't fit it all in one shot. it just kept going and going out of exhibit. i'll never forget the sight of a mugger mothra. hendrik

estonia succumbs to communist imperialism. the example of romania, june 28th, 1940.erground worker who's prepared the way welcome the invasion of the red army into romania. romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advanced agent s khrushchev organize the local communists. khrushchevcongratulates the romanians on their liberation and assures them, quote, the soviet government does not pursue the aim of changing the social systems existing in romania, end quote. >> as you just witnessed, the communist took lenin at his word that the treaty is the means of gaining strength. beginning with the first treaty by the soefb y et cetera in 1920, the communists recognized the independence and made alliances with our neighbors to gain time in order to marshall the resources and energies of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately gobbled up their neighbors. the reds found

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stonie out was on its way from estonia to sweden in september of 1994 when it sank in the middle of the night only a few people were rescued the commission that investigated the incident suspected that the ship's val hatch had broken away during a storm but there are doubts about that official report with family members and some survivors repeatedly calling for new research into the disaster recently a swedish documentary filmmaker answered their call henrik everts and went to the site of the accident and lowered an underwater camera all the way down to the wreckage and there he found something unexpected. in september 2019 journalist henrik everts and his team center very thought to examine the wreck of the m.s.s. stadium on the floor of the baltic sea he captured these images of an enormous hole ripped in the hall for me tis long. it's completely dented in. my view as we navigated along the starboard side we were stunned. the damage was so extensive. we couldn't fit it all in one shot. it just kept going and going out of its i'll never forget the sight. hendrick was researching for hi

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stony out was on its way from estonia to sweden in september of 1994 when it sank in the middle of the night only a few people were rescued the commission that investigated the incident suspected that the ship's bow hatch had broken away during a storm. but there are doubts about that official report with family members and some survivors repeatedly calling for new research into the disaster recently a swedish documentary filmmaker answered their call henrich efforts and went to the site of the accident and lowered an underwater camera all the way down to the wreckage and there he found something unexpected. in september 2019 journalist henrik efforts and his team center very to examine the wreck of the m.s.s. . on the floor of the baltic sea he captured these images of an enormous hole ripped in the hollow for me to slung. it's completely dented in. my view coleman and steve as we navigated along the starboard side we were stunned . you know the damage was so extensive. we couldn't fit it all into one shot from the most it just kept going and going and one of exhibits of excess i'll n

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are going off the board imports i've been seeing the company processes timber from finland russia estonia and latvia. finland produced over 25 percent of all the printing papers magazine papers in the world and still we have only 2 percent of the foresters sources of the world so it's it tells on intensity. chinese investors are already financing new factories just an increase in demand for paul and it looks like at the current limits mostly because of cardboard so when people are buying things online from from shops like a muscle they'll be in fact in the cardboard you get it's your home and. and you troll with the way. that's the spot for climate on the spot but for everything. germany is still the biggest consumers of paper products from finland and the paper though it would for a duck soup boy if it comes from finland it might involve problems for the for the reindeer herd just it might involve problems of biodiversity and i'd say that people should be more conscious of seeing more but what will they use in france susana and pierre are investigating a promising idea sustainable houses

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estonia ever doubted that the caucus could reach an agreement on a definite proposition. two conservatives wanted time to consider the matter. as a result, the caucus in turn would meet the next day. the next day december 17th senator are suddenly on a federal blue shun -- to wait upon the president yuck and urged upon him changes in conduct and the cabinet law for unity and vigor. festival ended the resolution to include by change and the president and partial reconstruction of the constitution of the cabinet, although the senate sherman pierre announced a support of the resolution, he proceeded to attack it. the difficulty was with the president himself, sherman declared. he claimed that lincoln had neither dignity aren't or firmness to be president jair. although sherman wanted to go directly to the president himself and tell him his defense, he doubted that even that would do any good. harris resolution committed to meet with the president past the republican congress by a unanimous vote. non senators were chosen for the committee to be shared in vermont. president li

segundo del estonia se en el mes de marzo recibiÓ un rÉcord de casi 19,000 menores no acompaÑados.iera un perfecto refugio. pero recientemente esa paz se vio interrumpida por una avalancha de inmigrantes que busca llegar a los estados unidos. y la mayorÍa son mujeres con niÑos. escobar de 29 aÑos viaja con sus hijos, deborah de 21 meses, y vÍctor javier de 11 aÑos. ella dejÓ su natal honduras hace 18 dÍas. >> estamos recibiendo extorsiÓn. >> el esposo tomÓ una decisiÓn extrema.enviarlos solos a los estados unidos. la historia de marÍa bÁrbara de 31 aÑos es similar. ellas madre de jimena de cinco aÑos y de israel de 10. su esposo estÁ en washington hace dos aÑos. y por lo tanto decidiÓ emprender el peligroso camino. >> casi los agarraban en mÉxico. >> se refiere a bandas criminales notorias en mÉxico. yo les que no hicieran ruido, que estuvieran quietos. que no fueran a agarrar. >> ella y sus niÑos, que cruzaron con un coyote, tambiÉn experimentaron horrores similares. >> cuanto le costÓ cruzar? >> $12,000 por los tres puntos supuestamente uno no sufre, pero siempre se sufre. >> a m

are going off the board imports i've been seeing the company processes timber from finland russia estonia and latvia. finland produced over 25 percent of all the printing papers magazine papers in the world and still we have only 2 per cent of the resources of the world so it's it tells some intensity. chinese investors are already financing new factories this an increase in demand for paula and it looks like that the currently it's mostly because of cardboard so when people are buying things online from from shops like a muscle they'll be packed in the cardboard you get it's your home and then you troll with the way and. that's the spot for climate and that's but but for everything. germany is still the biggest consumer of the paper products from finland and you pay for it all it would for a duck soup boy if it comes from finland it might involve problems for the for the reindeer herd just it might involve problems of biodiversity and i would say that people should be more conscious it's a think more will they use. in france susana and pierre are investigating a promising idea sustainabl

kind of conflict or sense of conflict with an ongoing nato exercise, which includes operations in estonia, areas of formerly soviet influence. >> thanks for keeping us posted, sam. >>> japan is declaring a state of emergency in several cities, including tokyo as a fourth wave of coronavirus hits the country. questions are growing about their government's insistence that the tokyo olympics delayed from last year move forward this summer. we're live in osaka, japan with more on this. selena? >> reporter: the reality here is that we are just three months away from the olympics and japan is struggling to contain this fourth wave of covid cases driven by these more contagious covid variants, you have the prime minister declaring a state of emergency, now this is not a hard lockdown, but it will require large commercial spaces like shopping malls as well as places that serve alcohol to shutdown. i'm here in osaka right now which is the epicenter of this current wave. the governor said its medical system is on the brink of collapse. you have less than 1% of japan's population fully vaccinated. t

russia, don't go into estonia, press across ukraine, the same thing. the price you pay will not be worth it. we can build our systems along that line so we can have a deterrence capacity without having to assert our dominance. the second part, even within that, even as i change that, we need to do better than we have done in the last 20 years. basically, we can reengage on the issue of technology. i think the biggest way to change this is to look at again the survivability of our systems. command and control, cyber, the redundancy of systems. how do we have a better communications technology system so we can survive better? this gets into drones. this shift is happening in the pentagon. it started under carter. there is a real focus on buying those systems along those lines. there is a laundry list of things that will make this difficult without a shadow of a doubt. but i think if we take that basic approach we can get to a better and affordable national defense strategy. missy: you mentioned it is a minority viewpoint, i think it is an interesting one

jens: well, if you look at the savings business with estonia, a lot of yeah, and lithuania -- latviaeden, it is much less developed so we are putting a lot of emphasis on that. it is not so much about hiring new me -- people would about taking opportunities with the new customers. anna: ok, important to get that question to you around that asset management business. thank you for joining us. swedbank president and ceo, jens henriksson. prime minister mario draghi of of italy has just a few days to define what he calls a historic plan to rescue the economy of the country from the pandemic. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 20 minutes into the trading session. fairly flat overall. the stocks europe 600 fairly flat -- the stoxx 600 fairly flat. let's dive into stock specifics because there are interesting stories under the overall indexes here in europe and this is just a few. they share price move of hsbc not that substantial though shares did climb in hong kong on the back of the pretax profit beating estimates coming through from

the lowest countries, the baltic country, latvia and estonia, are 20%. right now the united states, even after the last tax cut, at 47% is middle of the path. actually a little higher. if the tax cuts are put in effect, that are published right now, you're going up to 62.7%. in other words, over 20 countries here, the united states will have the highest combined dividend plus corporate tax rate. that's an outlier and a dangerous place to be an outlier. there are a lot of things that go into a decision as to where you paw manufacturing facility but taxes is certainly one of them. given that one of our goals should be to bring manufacturing back to the country, it is a bad place to be as the highest combined tax rate, corporate plus dividends. the next area i'm going to address she money supply. we have, to a certain extent, because of previous bills passed during the covid crisis, had a rather dramatic increase in the money supply. i would suggest you google m1 and you'll see in the last six months, the amount of dollars floating around has gone through t