bayma, in the national elite foundation, what is according to the foundation's statutes and the foundation'sategic document, which is called the supreme council of the revolution. there is a culture, we are obliged to do it , we are a policy making, regulating and facilitating institution. unfortunately , because some of the custodian institutions that should have actually put the use of elites on their agenda. executive bodies, different parts of the country. i will continue to thank you. i say clearly yes, see. i am wide i would like to say to you that these institutions are obligated in any direction, for example, in the field of industry , the elites who work in the technical and engineering fields , the elites who work in the fields related to agriculture, the health sectors that they are custodians and the environment in various fields of energy, oil, petrochemical, all areas that have an economy in the country and added value can be produced using the elites. the elite foundation, as a collection named after the rosh elites, was forced to turn to management in recent years, perhaps in

baaima, in the national elite foundation, what we are obliged to do according to the foundation's statutes the foundation's strategic document approved by the supreme council of the cultural revolution , we are a policy-making, regulating and facilitating institution. unfortunately, because some of the custodian institutions that should actually use the elite they set their agenda. executive bodies, different parts of the country. name this device. in the following, i will serve you as an iraqi. i would like to make my proposal concluded, i will definitely say this to you, these institutions are obliged to assume that, for example, in the field of industry, the elites who work in technical and engineering fields, in the field of agriculture , the elites who work in the fields related to agriculture. the field of health, the sectors that are in charge and the environment in different fields of energy, oil , petrochemical, all fields that have an economy in the country and added value in it by using the elites produced the custodian devices that should have been the basis of the work of the

our foundation, the national archives foundation has been the nonprofit partner of the national archives for over 30 years. and we are the ones that support, promote, plan, help execute public programs, exhibitions, civic education, resources and much more. all these which are a wonderful gift by this great institution that we offer to our country and the world. and i want to acknowledge our foundation board members, please, you can get seated everybody else, but excuse me, i'm not used i'm not used to preaching preaching from the pulpit lately. but i want our board members, foundation board members to please stand up. all right. thank you. and also staff members of the national archives itself. those of you are here. we thank you for your service and please stand up. some of you are very modest and you're in the back. but we appreciate what you do. also with us is the united states senator from west virginia, shelly capital. and here. i believe we're also joined by chairman and congressman stephen womack of arkansas. congressman, thank you for being with us. thank you. our previous arch

i presented the horizontal foundation of the foundation and in the institution i told the leadershipthis project that it was very lucky, that is, to welcome this issue, and this was the case, when was this case , at the beginning of october, which means that you did not come to your plan before that. yes, and as a no , mr. hosseini, i used this conference and expressed this issue, in fact , i had not expressed it anywhere before that, that is, if there was no conference, what would you have done then, with this plan of yours, i will depict this in my thesis. in the university and i think that if it wasn't for this conference, i might have been able to advance in that way now, what did i promise about your plan? for now, no promises have been made . so, use this opportunity to think about what they should do now that you have ideas like yours and this one in the deprivation debate, friends . in the discussion of the country's elite. i think the most important issue in this field is actually valuing the elites, dealing with them seriously , that is, the same discussion that i mentioned

, our foundation. the national archives foundation has been the nonprofit partner of the national archives for over 30 years. and we are the ones that support, promote, plan and help execute public program exhibitions, civic education, resources and, much more. all these which are a wonderful gift by this great that we offer to our country and the world. and i want to acknowledge our foundation board members, please, you can get seated everybody else. but excuse me, i'm not to i'm not used to preaching. preaching the pulpit lately, but i want our board members, foundation board members to please stand up. all right. thank you. and also staff members of the national archives itself. those of you are here. we thank for your service and please stand up some of you are very modest and you're in the back. we appreciate what you do. also with us as united states senator from west virginia, shelly capital here. i believe we're also joined by chairman and congressman stephen womack of arkansas. congressman, th

foundation. previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at honeywell international and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. is. where. well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. and thank you for joining us. also like to welcome our c-span audience for tuning in during coolidge's centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. as was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. it's a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. our nation's 30th president, a man who history truly has too overlooked. thanks to amity and her teams, to necessity and the commitment of the coolidge foundation under her leadership, president coolidge is finally, finally receiving long overdue reexamination and that he so richly. president coolidge is origins we

, the official purpose of the foundation was stated as follows: to support democratic foundations aroundld through private and non- governmental efforts. he announced that pro-democracy groups around the world should not be introduced as a cia sub-category. in fact, what he said was that it would be better for the cia to refrain from entering into these issues and entrust the work to this foundation. the american national endowment for democracy was going to do the same things it had done in secret this time do it publicly. but the issue was not only the publicizing of support for pro-western oppositions , the way of working had also changed. in the traditional method, although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he had to resort to military and bloody coups . but now this foundation had found a more acceptable method. street riots. in this way, the accusation of using violence and military leaders was rejected and everything had the appearance of a popular revolution. the american national endowment for democracy is just one of several human rights institutions that hav

so the foundation helped us to go to egypt. among those whom the palestinian islamic jihad did not forget are the men targeted by the israeli occupation warplanes and tanks. they had their body limbs amputated or became handicapped because of their injuries. they are still receiving medical treatment and care. the specialized entities of the palestinian islamic jihar. are sponsoring them and providing them with all their needs to have dignified lives. in fact, such institution rises above the hard reality we live, because of the circumstances our palestinian nation is going through. this includes the unjust israeli se institutions support the civilian society inside the ghaza strip and try to help people overcome their pain and troubles as much as possible, they also exert every effort so they are like light in the life of the wounded people and the civilian society تممثل نقطه نور او اضاءه في حياه جرحانا ومجتمعنا الاهلي. انا متوجه الى العمل في غزه في الشارع الصفطاوي تفاجات. as i was heading to work in gaza through alsaftawie st

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab. and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. >> dr. jonathan schanzer, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> after the october 7th attack, prime minister netanyahu swiftly vowed to eliminate troops. we have seen him gear up on the dopple border for weeks. >> i think there are a number of things that israel is balancing right now. number one, the israelis did not want to launch an invasion before president biden arrived. at the same time, we are aware of the diplomatic channel that is conducted out of qatar. the optics of this are somewhat crazy. qataris are, themselves, sponsors of hamas. they are right now acted as a trusted american ally, if you will, to try to help negotiate the release of the hostages. i have my doubts about the qataris intentions. it appears israel and u. are allowing for the channel to play out. that may have something to do with the delay. finally, there has been some concern expressed by

national foundation again. america for democracy. made this foundation work, the official purpose of this foundation was declared as such. supporting democratic foundations around the world through private and non- governmental efforts. declared that the pro-democracy groups should not sarsar jahan should be introduced as a sub-topic of cia . in fact, his words were that it is better than cia to refrain from entering into these issues and entrust the work to this foundation. the american national endowment for democracy was supposed to do the same things it had done in secret. this time do it publicly. but the matter was not only the publicizing of support for pro-western oppositions. the work style had also changed. in the traditional way. although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he was forced to launch a bloody military coup. but now this foundation has found a more acceptable method was. street riots. in this way, the accusation of using violence and armed soldiers is rejected. and every

she is also the chairperson of the foley foundation. we are honored to have panel is here from the new york times, the voice of america and the marquette university center for peacekeeping. want to thank mike smith a fellow board member for arranging the speakers today. i wish to thank the cochairs of our headliners team. special thanks to the membership coordinator at the club. and now, warm welcome to diane foley. [applause] >> thank you, eileen. and thanks to the national press club and all of you for taking time to be here. and for at for covering our news today. the foley foundation is deeply committed to journalist safety. we want to ensure that both aspiring journalists and freelance journalists have access to the latest in safety education to enable them to bear witness to current events as safely as possible. our signature initiative had been the development of undergraduate and graduate school safety curricula to embed a safety curricula in all the schools of journalism that's also accessible to freelance journalists. we curre

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by: stephens inc. - governor mitch daniels, welcome back to "firing line". - a treat to be here. thanks for having me. - when you gave the republican response to the state of the union in 2012, you denounced divisiveness. you even had a few flattering words for president obama. what would happen if you gave the exact same version of that address in today's republican party? - it probably wouldn't be as well-received as it was back then. i was raised to, in a tradition of the loyal opposition in which you might disagree very strenuously in the party out of power, but that you owed, first of all, some respect to the occupant of that office, or any office, and to our institutions. if anybody stuck around at the end of that, whatever it was, seven or eight minutes, they were under no illusion that i was anything but an opponent of the administration's policies. but i tried to do it in a way th

i visit muchad al-gut's foundation for help. i would like to thank them for the efforts they exert for me, and for the daughters, the wife and the mother of the martter. his daughters and wife receive a monthly allowance. and good care, with the help of allah, his mother was sick, needed a disc surgery and could not walk for six months, with the help of foundation, paid the entire expenses of the surgery. we in the islamic jihad movement felt that we should establish institution to take care of the families of the marters, prisoners and fighters in the occupation prisons. this includes the prisoners and the wounded there who need permanent and continuous medical care or social services for the families of the matters and their children, the family of mata, mervat masud is one of the families that became poor. then fatal diseases invaded the bodies of the parents. these diseases require many medications and they may need to travel abroad. this is true, i am the father of the commando mervat mas, her mother is a cancer patient. we

ellen is also the chairperson of the foley foundation. we are also honored to have panelists here from "the new york times," "the voice of america," and a representative who has worked for years at the marquette university center for peacekeeping. i wanted to thank mike smith, a reporter with "coastal point" and a fellow board member on the national press club board of governors for arranging today's newsmaker. i also wish to thank lori russo, donna --, who are the cochairs of our headliner team. special thanks to cecily scott martin, our events coordinator at the club. and now, i would like us to give a warm welcome to diane foley. [applause] ms. foley: thank you, eileen, and thanks to the national press club and all of you for taking time to be here. and for c-span for covering our news today. the foley foundation is deeply committed to journalist safety. we want to ensure that both aspiring journalists and freelance journalist have access to the latest in safety education, to enable them to bear witness to current events as safely as p

anthony's foundation ceo neil. [applause] [laughter] thank you. >> good morning, everybody we are here to celebrate and we want to celebrate that is right and good about our world and san francisco and about the good work of so many good people. we are here today because we are on a mission from god. this mission is not only to support those who are most vulnerable and in need of our help, but also to help them to sustainablely find a way out of that cycle of poverty, homelessness and abuse that too many experienced for generations. and we are here to help these most vulnerable people because -- we have decided and have a vision to bring together the best that we have to offer. providence foundation the operator of the shelter. the city of san francisco and st. anthony to provide the services with the focus on the person so this we can help people to get out of the situation. and we are here to help 300 more people every year to exit the cycle homelessness and poverty and abuse every year. we are here today because

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - bret stephens, welcome to "firing line." - thank you for having me. - hamas' attack resulted in the deadliest day for jews since the holocaust. we are still learning about the horrors that israelis endured. more than a hundred people were murdered in one kibbutz. children and grandparents taken away as hostages. there are reports that entire families were shot in their homes and babies found murdered. how are you processing the horrors? - you know, i lived in israel a number of years. i have extended family there. my closest friends are israelis. and when events like this happen, imagine if all your family had been living in lower manhattan on september 11th. it's a similar feeling. israel's a small country, has just over 9 million people. it means that the degrees of separation between victims and people who are close to them are very small. i would wager to everyone wat

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - yascha mounk, welcome to "firing line." - thank you so much. - your great grandparents were murdered for being jewish, and the holocaust claimed the lives of nearly your entire extended family from your grandparents' generation. nevertheless, your grandparents stayed in europe, and you grew up as a german jew. how has your family's history shaped your views about the debate over confronting discrimination and injustice in the united states? - so my family has been in the wrong place at the wrong time for four or five generations. and i certainly grew up with a deep consciousness of the fact, with a deep awareness of the fact, that societies which seem tolerant and stable can go very badly wrong. and when they fall apart, the consequences for many people are deadly. and so when i think about this political moment, i think that one of the key sks we have is to sustain thes

i traveled with the help of mohjat elkots foundation.iran did their best with the medication. the services were not limited to those were targeted by the occupation, they were expanded to more than that when the palestinian islamic jihad established hospitals and medical clinics that provide services to all the palestinians. especially those in the poor and distant neighborhoods. i have diabetes and i had cut with glass. i came here and they helped me with the treatment. i come here every day to change the plaster on the cut. do not go anywhere else. thank god, changing the plaster is for free, because my financial status. is hard, i have had this disease for a long time, it's not new, this center established a one year ago, we we were established in the first of january 2013, and the we we are now coming to the second year of a providing this service in this area and this area, this area of the ghaza strip. camps, it is very isolated area, there is no any health centers here, and those people are very poor people, and they need the heal

of, michigan, and the secchia family foundation and are the principle table sponsors. i want to point out that joan secchia, the wife of the late ambassador peter secchia, is us. thank you so much for being here here. there are many additional sponsors who are listed on the back of your program. and we appreciate and thank you. well, i'd now like to reverend lynette sparks, senior pastor at westminster presbyterian church, to come forward and offer a benediction, an invocation. thank you. thank you. gleaves and to all of you at the gerald r ford foundation for the invitation to participate today. so as we begin, i invite you to join me in prayer, holy and almighty, one source of all is good and noble and gracious. you gather, your people together in communities for mutual support and for of the common good. and we come to this gathering, thankful for the community assembled here today. we come with gratitude for all those who have committed lives to public service and to the betterment of our city, our state, and nation. and today we come, especially thankful for the l

supporting democratic foundations around the world.l grishman, the director of this foundation, announced in 1986 that pro-democracy groups around the world should not be introduced as a sub-project of cia . in fact, his words were that it is better than cia to avoid entering into these issues and leave the work to this foundation. . the american national endowment for democracy was going to do the same things it had been doing in secret before, this time in a public way . but the story is only about publicizing the support the opposition was not pro-western. the way of working had also changed. in the traditional way, although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he was forced to launch a bloody military coup . but now this foundation had found a more acceptable method. distortion the use of violence and military leaders were ruled out and everything had the appearance of a popular revolution. the american national endowment for democracy is just one of several human rights institutions that have defined the task of su

ford foundation for the invitation to participate today. so as we begin, i invite you to join me in prayer. holy and almighty one, source of all that is good and noble and gracious, you gather your people together in communities for mutual support and for pursuit of the common good. and we come to this gathering thankful for the community assembled here today. we come with gratitude for all those who have committed their lives to public service and to the betterment of our city, our state and our nation. and today we come especially thankful for the lives of first ladies, pat nixon and betty ford, and for the ways that they modeled leadership, courage and grace to their families, to their loved ones, to our country and to the world. we are grateful for the presence of susan ford bales, for ed cox, patty matson and rick alban and ask your blessing upon them as they reflect on the lives of these first ladies. and as we remember their legacies today, help us all to take to heart the lessons from their lives, inspire us to live our own lives wi

also the chairperson of the foley foundation. we are also honored to have ofpanelists here from the new yk times, the voice of america and a representative who has worked for years at the center. i wanted to thank mike smith a reporter of coastal point and fellow board member on the oanational press code word of governors newsmaker. ii also wish who are the cochais of our headliner team. a membership in the event coordinated here at the club. diane foley. [applause] >> thank you, eileen. thanks to the national press club and all of you for taking time to be here. c-span covering our news today. the foley foundation is deeply committed to journalist safety. we want to ensure that both aspiring journalists and freelance journalists had access to education to enable them to bear witness to current events as safely as possible. the development of undergraduate and graduate school safety curriculum. curricula in all schools of journalism. it is also accessible to freelance journalists. we currently have 20 journalism and communication

go to the stone foundation and after determining the foundation stone of the building that we see in this channel, the drainage behind this foundation will be built here to absorb moisture and to deal with the penetration of surface and subsoil moisture into the foundation and body of the building . however, this question it is discussed whether the current process of handing over the restoration of historical monuments is correct or there is a lot of controversy in the likes of toghral tower , lotfollah mosque, imam mosque of isfahan, which caused the problems , the same is the issue of bidding for special buildings , special buildings, which in fact, we have a past history. we are having many discussions, a part of the national pride, part of the world work of the sheikh lotfollah mosque, there is another tender there is no such thing as a trust system for cultural heritage in places like this. it should employ experienced masters and first-class cultural heritage supervisors and expert cultural heritage supervisors should also supervise the restoration of tughrel tower. this 900-y

that’s why today the tower is shielded we see only from the second floor, its foundations go 7 m intohe ground. today there is no way to get to the authentic pavements, but architects and restorers do not lose hope over time to show us the foundations of those buildings that were inside the castle, and this is ten. .. buildings where decisions were made that influenced the political, religious and economic policies of different states, in order to see at least the outline of those structures, you need to remove thousands of cubic meters of earth, removing a multi-meter layer will expose not only the castle space inside, but will also demonstrate a cross-section of eras, because historically no one has explored the flooring until now, the novogrudok castle was never privately owned, it always belonged to the state. it was here that jogaila married sofia golshanskaya, and the wedding took place here. it was here that plans for a great war with the crusaders and plans for the battle of grundval were developed. it was here that the tribunal of the grand duchy of lithuania met. when rescui

the ethereum foundation has been affected by a sandwich attack. following this attack by security experts on the need to use security contracts advanced in the cryptocurrency industry are emphasized. during the sale of its ethereums, the ethereum foundation encountered a price of about 9 thousand dollars . data from the woblockchain database shows that the ethereum foundation sold 170 ethereum in the third version of unisoup, but its tracks were attacked by a bot and caused a loss of about $911 to the ethereum foundation. this robot was able to abuse ethereum foundation transactions with great skill and show that the cryptocurrency market needs more security measures. after the publication of the news of the sale of ethereum by the ethereum foundation the price of ether decreased by about 5%. in a sandwich attack, an attacker places a buy order and then a sell order before and after the victim's transaction. by using this method, the attacker instantly changes the price of the traded asset and buys his asset at a low price and sells it at a high p

ford foundation. it is my honor to be your host, along with a lot of other good people today and to welcome you to our 2023 addition of america's first ladies luncheon. this year's event is centered around. it is first ladies pat nixon and betty ford. leadership, courage, and grace. three great words to describe these remarkable women. our nations long-running first ladies series is the brainchild of the first daughter, susan ford bales, who is here with us from texas. susan, thank you for your dedication for all these years. and joining susan are a number of special guests. i would like you to hold your applause till the end, please. mrs. nixon's son-in-law is with us. she joins us in the will of the son, christopher, was originally on the program but cannot make it today. then we have mrs. nixon's and mrs. ford's chief communication specialists, patty. thank you for being here. members of the white house historical association, among whom are anita mcbride who is a film your face to this event and a

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today is the final and your votes help the vera foundation. his charges more than others, they value every life that remains from them. on the state of affairs in the special military operation zone - the latest information to the supreme commander-in-chief at the headquarters of the southern military district. vladimir putin arrived in rostov-nadon by plane on the road from perm. accepted the report of the chief of the general staff. the president is always aware of what is happening on the front line; commanders of combat units regularly communicate with him, but he also regularly visits headquarters. the big picture is also important. just today the ministry of defense presented a report on a week in which the loss of ukrainian formations in all directions amounted to about 6,000 militants. sergey ponomarev with details. the president's plane landed at rostov-on-don airport late the evening before, from there. vladimir putin went to the headquarters of the southern military district, he was met by the commander of the joint group of troops

this year, barkat foundation aims to implement another 3,000 projects in this region. hadi jafar dekht, radio news , iran-iraq border zero point, sardasht cities. well, we will continue to follow the news. kindergarten announced in the national license portal. therefore the announcement of the national license portal has so far received more than 250 requests for kindergarten licenses. we applied 20 days ago and it was ready in 20 days , there was no problem at all, a system that made it easy for applicants to get a license by eliminating paperwork and golden signatures. the applicant can be a few days after completion. and uploading the business license documents, they said that we have to do a series of things and upload the pictures in the license system, and we did the work there, as soon as it was uploaded, after 48 hours, the picture of the license was sent to us. the number of business licenses the work that has been issued through the national portal of licenses is now close to 90 thousand, but the share of some devices in these licenses is still the same. it i

in the fall, got the documents poured, got started with the plot, poured the foundation in the fall,will be agreed upon clearly in terms of deadlines, according to standards, that is, without any hesitation , and when, for example, they pour concrete from 3 weeks later, he comes, stands on it, says: oh, so it’s already ready, it’s already, yes, it’s already frozen , it is already possible to work with it, concrete gains strength in 50 days, only in 50 days does it stand, depending on humidity, again, about only 45% of its strength. load it with walls, let’s say, brick and so on, let’s say, then move the structure further, where, if it initially starts to deform and crack under load, well, i agree with you that step by step, rushing construction here is absolutely unnecessary here, but regarding decree 240, now i see a lot of experiments on this topic, again, people want to quickly build with subsidies , which the state provides them, they turn to you in this case, yes, this is one of... from the main segments, because we have taken a direction for ourselves now in the organization ,

than the 8 million people the health foundation are suggesting. 80,000 people per month. and we're coming into winter now, where pressure on emergency departments will make collective performance even harder. the health foundation does say that if hospitals get through more operations and significantly increase the number of patients treated and there are no more strikes, then it's possible the waiting list will start falling sooner. but health employers say there are deep—rooted problems, which predate the pandemic. nhs england said the think tank had underestimated the impact of strikes. the department of health said action to tackle the longest waits had been taken. hugh pym, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello. british summertime comes to an end, and we are seeing things very autumnal, unsettled and changeable over the next few days. some heavy downpours of rain for many of us, and blustery winds at times too. we have low pressure systems rotating around this area, this area of low pressure could be a troublemak

the keyword of these foundations and institutions is human rights. a phrase that was born in america after world war ii. a hot summer day in 1946, chayote palace in paris. eleanor rosebel had lost her husband, the president of the united states, a year ago. he among other wives way. the president of the united states, who holds the position of the first lady of the united states, had this position more than anyone else because in those days the two-term limit for presidential elections had not yet been applied and franklin roosevelt was able to 3 terms of the president of the united states. franklin died in the last year of his last term. eleanor had now come a year after her death in this warm and sunny summer to this pleasant part of paris, the château de chayot. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun. something was happening in paris, in which eleanor was involved. after franklin's death, the next president harry truman took the helm of the country. in the last year of the war, terrom ended the war by or

for all the regulatory issues, here is the construction, it is calculated, let’s say, from the foundation ridge, to the very last joint of the wallpaper there, yes conditionally, there is a decree on all this from the ministry of architecture and construction, how it should be done, that is, in order to do it, there must be a competent view, it must be the chief engineer, let’s say the work is professionally delivered, design decisions initially that are not thought through along the way. when the customer comes and says: i don’t have enough money, and i just want it to be wow, this doesn’t happen , that is, either there is the work of qualified specialists, it must be paid, that is , in order for them to spend it time to calculate this house, it says where what nail, what kind of fastening should be used, what kind of wood, that is, with frame house construction, yes, that is, this is budget construction, this house can be completely up to implement 100 km for 3,000 belarusian rubles, so that you understand within yourself what the deadlines are? 30 days in a month, we’ll discuss the pro

at the coolidge foundation we've sought to. share this with younger people so they can make up their own mind and study whether. we should bring these principles to life again. there are 100 young americans here watching coolidge senators. they'll make up their minds. meantime, many of us here, many of the welcome guests, hope that the coolidge style of governing will be marked just today in a ceremony for 100 years to come. thank you. thank you, amity. our next speaker is vermont's former governor, the idiot of vermont, jim douglas, who will share with us thoughts on the inspiration that coolidge provides leaders. governor douglas. may i thank you so much. i want to thank you. and amity our ceo, for your leadership of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. i also wanted to thank rejoice sherry, the site director here for the vermont for historic preservation. colonel, not colonel, but calvin coolidge, your son, john donated most of this property, the state, many decades ago. you also founded a private foundation in memor

the foundation is presenting its concept for a new memorial site. local media have been invited. historian design is also here to add a voice to mont. saint dinos was exercise whenever i'm asked. if i've got the official go ahead, i don't have an answer. i have to say no, not yet to my people. me, when i'm trying to get people on board, let them go. when i'm fundraising, that's a problem. and then me, what's going on? if we were talking about 2 years on you, i agree, as i could say, it all just takes time. when you walk on any money but 9 years as he thinks, i don't have an answer anymore. and of course i don't want to knock my hometown. this is my home. i was born here. i've been active and promoting remembrance here for 40 years and i'll be expecting. but as i said, it will come on. i don't want to come across as a complainer. then when the war ended on may the 8th 1945, the germans called it, they're going to know the 0 hour the moment in which germany broke with the past and made a fresh beginning bond to the jewish survivors liberated from the

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