the field of psychology, particularly in the mind of sigmund freud. freud was the father of psychoanalysis and he devoted his life to studying human and subconscious desire. freud's nephew edward bernays used his uncle's insights to influence public opinion through the mass media, tv, radio or any other medium used to communicate the masses in the process, bernays gave birth to the modern propaganda industry. if we understand the mechanisms and motives of the group mind, bernays wrote, is it not possible to control and regiment the masses according to our will without them knowing it consider women didn't smoke cigarets until bernays rebranded torches of freedom to capitalize off the suffrage movement. we didn't begin our day with bacon and until bernays gave us the idea. nor did we consume paper cups, he scared us into thinking the drinking were unsanitary. and in the 1920s, when women their hair into bobs and stopped hairnets, bernays convinced health officials to require food workers wear hair and hats in order to increase sales. bernays was so ade

does it belong to sigmund freud or not, but sigma is attributed to freud , sometimes it’s a banana it israel in terms of different circumstances and it has as i understand it, natalya writes about it that ukraine if it didn’t allow its voting in the verkhovna rada verkhovna rada in st. at the general assembly of the united nations e there was a resolution condemning israel for the fact that it wants to have nuclear weapons , and many people were offended by ukraine because ukraine, having given away nuclear weapons, exposed itself during the war that we are currently observing and taking part in, the russian-ukrainian war if ukraine were a nuclear state, this would not have happened and russia would not have dared to attack ukraine. to a certain extent, a witness to these events that led to the fact that ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, there were no options to leave nuclear weapons, but this is a separate topic, it needs to be explained for a long, long, long time, among other things, boris tarasyuk boris tarasyuk discussed them in the early 90s he was a hawk, but he was an absolute

sigmund freud. maybe he didn't say, but he is credited with the fact that sometimes bananas and justositionists greatly exaggerate ms. sofia's tricks, the intellectual abilities of the russians, what about the russian kremlin, what is he so sophisticated over there, that's ponomaryov, let him say that, let him do that, we see the sophistication of the russians on the fronts we see i just yesterday evening or this morning already forgot i read there like something there something english something english that up to 600 russian deeply conspiratorial spies in the last years were sent back to moscow, this is such a great force, and the espionage one. we remember that immediately all russian efforts were revealed in the same britain and poisoning one and two and three and so on, we see russian diplomacy, so we think that there are some wise old men wise people who know that no matter where i would do it, that means, first of all, you don't have to say with your fists and you don't have to, you know, then i'll ask you, ms. sofia, what do we think about the ukrainian opposition, the russia

freud was seen as the equivalent of darwin. we sort of raise a smile these days but intellectuals in all disciplines, the humanities of social sciences particularly, flocked to freudian ideas. look at the movie "spellbound," one of offered hitchcock's films i think 1948, and you will see it is propaganda for psychiatry. it begins -- so there is that where people sought meaning in madness, tried to understand it on a psychological level, tried to treat it, and some american analysts went so far as to say that could treat schizophrenia with psychoanalysis. which freud himself had not thought possible. so it was really -- i can't stress -- other than washington using -- [laughter] david's alma mater. other than that, virtually every other department was headed by somebody who was either a psychoanalyst or sympathetic to psychoanalysis. and the best recruits to the profession went that way. that is where the rewards were. that is where the best patients were, those who had money and also were more interesting than the ones stuck on

and freud wasof seen the equivalent. and intellectuals in all disciplines with the humanities and social sciences. look at the movie spellbound. one of alfred hitchcock's films. i think 1948. so it is that where people's sought meaning in madness to understand that a psychological level to say that they could treat schizophrenia with analysis but freud himself. >> other than washington using st. louis. [laughter] other than that virtually every other department was headed of psychoanalysis in the best recruit went that way that isth the root words and those who had money and also who were more interesting a marked a real revolution emerged not only from the university but from where the drugs and the antipsychotics in particular first emerged in what happened for many years is like building structure looks solid and they said that we are in the saddle with that remarkable rapidity that shifted some in 1980 fueled by problems emerged the fact that the site cages could not agree with a sustained effort to create at diagnos

the alliance in madrid, but it was said that the reservation turned out, as they say according to freudd that china at least does not supply russia with weapons, no one should support ukraine oh sorry. i wanted to say that no one should support russia in its attempts to seize ukraine, they really get confused there, where is russia, where is ukraine, and not only just like that in words true, but while the west supports ukraine, it must be admitted and weapons are being supplied there, the first photos of german combat have appeared on social networks. dingo infantry vehicles that germany transferred to ukraine 30 units of the dingo. kiev has already received and expects another 20 combat vehicles from germany, in turn, the uk delivered to ukraine modernized high-precision missiles bryan stone-2, the launch range, which is twice as long as that of the previously transferred first-generation bryan stone missiles, the leteligraph and us secretary of defense us aid to ukraine since the end of february as of now, we have provided over $20 billion in aid to ukraine. we will continue to suppo

where are the heroes according to freud, our situation has nothing to do with freud, believe me. passed the complex in the exams, the figure of the father is needed. as you can see, we don't have it, where the father is, he 's not here. listen, i'm serious, you're a father in general. have you seen who he is, where he is? i have no idea. ask your lover. listen, go to hell with your dads. what are you? such a demonstration there anatoly, well, well, but nothing moms, except for extraneous breathing, nothing at all. well , i'm sorry, i'll have to get used to it in a week anatoly becomes your stepfather, we know we decided to officially register with him today. here is the application. i mean, what are you, anatoly will live with us to sleep? from day to day, well, yes, and in the first place, and from day to day from night to night. what do you offer me? wait for me to move into his rented room or what? no, i'm not suggesting anything to you, congratulations. mom. thank you great choice. it's just your anatoly by the way, to me. just recently, he clapped in such a fatherly way, as

works include landscapes like birch forest by gustavo clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they've spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai, to london, to los angeles, to here in new york, art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g allen collection ahead of its sale. here at christine on november 9th and 10th, where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york brazilian music icon gal costa has died at the age of 77. ah. music was described as a fusion of influences from local folk after brazilian traditions and rock asses musical movement. tropic cali, i became famous in the late sixty's for its criticism of brazil's past rulers. she had been recovering from surgery, but her appeal as the cause of her death remains unknown. no female w. i. cows or the marginal into until i know, for example, ah, that lines on al jazeera us present. joe biden is called mid term elections. a good day for democracy is comes as declared poll results, defined projections of a so called

allen collected masterpieces by big names including suzan, picasso -- suzanne, picasso and lucian freudntings sold for more than $500 milon each with bits coming in from 19 countries. if i had the money i would've bought a monet. what about you? narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, counting the votes. election officials continue to tally ballots as americans await the result of tight races, including one that could decide control of congress. then, a tense moment. russia withdraw troops from a key region as ukrainian forces advance cautiously, fearing a trap. and, after the storm. recently released prisoners find themselves cut off from disas

i remember when we were on this roof with russia's freud to me, uh, so, well, among the escorts, uh,tatives of the former ukrainian staff, and then uh, so, uh, they hastened to assure sadness that so, uh, these here are the holes, i have huge potholes, which means that they are in the roof in general, under when you throw it yourself asked, what is under these roofs? he was told that there were repair shops there. yes, it’s true, e only 50 m. e, if the brothers, the actual perimeter of the roof itself, but is e, then this is fresh nuclear fuel and about 30 m. e from one of the e, so i found these holes in the covers and were. uh, also radioactive materials, that is, the spread of shells, 155 caliber is quite significant, so you can hit eh? it's easy here. well, actually, this is a conversation about danger. here they beat purposefully across the spray pools. that is, they are trying to destroy the beat. well, this part of the cooling system, but they completely smashed the internal narrow-gauge railway there inside the nuclear power plant, along which goods and materials moved, and f

wulf skovuald and others among the authors of masterpieces lucian freud and that's it.glorify the name of a businessman of soviet origin. leonid blavatnik, a spokesman for odessa , who studied at the yaroslavl school and at the moscow institute, the businessman moved to the usa in the seventy- eighth. he was 21 and had been for many years. he builds the image of a british american philanthropist, who does not spare money for art and education. russian oligarchs who are associated with some kind of charitable actions are not limited in any way, because basically. e british legislation has been tightening up regarding russian influence on e, direct investment and shareholdings in large british companies. in britain, in general, the surname of the blavatniks is easy to meet. the building of the gallery of modern art in london for 5 years, as they bear the name of their sponsor, a worthy gesture towards the man who donated 260 million pounds to one of the other notable donations of 75 million pounds, which the blavatnik invested in the creation of a new building of the educ

i always quote a phrase that seems to belong to freud, sigmund before ivanovich, but i don’t have it’s not a fact what did he say when he was driving, but sometimes it's a banana, it's just a banana, there 's just a war going on, they're just shooting at the critical infrastructure, it's just like that ukrainian energy workers are doing absolute miracles and restoring the electricity supply, they're working day and night doing absolutely impossible things and i'm talking to specialists i wonder about this myself, although you know such an expert , to put it mildly, that's why i see what you know, i would say so, maybe we should get used to this, this soviet system, because it also happens in europe, but very rarely, this desire of the authorities to deceive always ends in europe in america and in canada and in japan, because people find out in a very short time that they were tricked, and people really don't like where i want them when they want to be tricked. today i read an interview with the first lady's wife by the president of the bbc. i care a lot i liked such a very frank, ver

i always quote a phrase that seems to have belonged to sigmund freud before ivanovich, but i don't havee, it's not a fact that he said it when he was driving, but sometimes it's a banana it's just a banana the war is just going on they shoot at critical infrastructure just like that ukrainian energy workers do absolute miracles and restore electricity supply they work day and night doing absolutely impossible things and i talk about it with specialists and they are surprised even though you know such a specialist, to put it mildly, that's why i see what you know i i would say so, maybe we should wean ourselves from this, this soviet system, because it also happens in europe, but very rarely, this desire of the authorities to deceive always ends in europe, in america , in canada, and in japan, because people are very in a short period of time they will find out that they wanted to cheat them and people don't like it very much where i want them when they want to cheat them. today i read an interview with the first lady 's wife by the president of the bbc. he gave an interview to i liked i

i am liz freud. >> i am dan as free. there is growing anger over china's strict covid zero policy. thousands of people are in the streets protesting the policies. protesters blame the severe restrictions in china for slowing down the response time of first responders to an apartment fire that killed 10 people, including a three-year-old child, some calling for china's president and communist party to step down. >> instead of listening to the people's protest, the chinese government is chosen to crack down further, including by assaulting a bbc journalist. the media and our parliamentarians must be able to highlight these issues without sanction. >> on twitter, searches for the covid-related protests is coming back with a flood of gibberish and pouring the. it appears to be a deliberate attempt by the chinese government to drown out images of the demonstrations. >> business owners in the bay area are being impacted. suzanne funk shows us how the dumbest rations across the world are resonating locally. suzanne: the protests are said to be the largest china has seen in decades, people

works include landscapes like birch forest by gustavo clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they've spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai, to london, to los angeles, to here in new york. art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g al and collection. i had a bit sale here at christine on november 9th and 10th where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york ah or one of the top stories around or 0. but the u. s. midterm elections have turned into a tight battle for control of congress and the future of president jo biden's agenda . a democratic party defined expectations that biden's low approval ratings and anger over inflation would propel republicans to a large victory. the so called red wave didn't really materialize. republicans are still expected to take control of the house of representatives, but by a smaller margin than expected, russian ministry says it's withdrawing from a major battle ground in southern ukraine. russia's defense minister has ordered tr

special operations forces, this is the first , the first project, he did not reach the end, and he is freudial operations forces are only already in real combat conditions but until this moment he will have another year of carefree life in march 21st oleksiy chubashev will go to the reserve, he was released after 10 years of service, he actually wanted to try and what he can do outside the army, well, that is, it was like such an experiment oleksiy began to appear more often at home , he took daniella to kindergarten and one day found out that he would become a father for the second time with yulia. they were expecting a son on march 22, or yours. they planned to give birth together, but the peaceful plans were destroyed by the war. agreed in advance that the child and i would be taken to transcarpathia, and these were the plans, well , i think what he was talking about in general, he sends his family away from the war, and he himself goes to the epicenter of the battles. only instead of a camera, he takes a rifle with him. special operations when i saw that he was going like this wow, i wa

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such gestures are good will, which means yes, i quoted again the phrase attributed to freud in our winterhe seemed to say that sometimes a banana is just a banana. therefore, it is definitely speculation , but we will see what will happen during and after the g20. they gave not long left to wait that's why it is chronologically very similar they are very similar and now as i said yesterday and today i said that now it starts like this some such appeared brownian motion around a-a putin's ultimatum attempts to somehow to negotiate with zelensky to putin the ultimatum to putin is not to putin, but to putin, that’s how things started in kyiv, and zelensky, as if someone would betray him, i don’t think that zelensky can be pressured now, but you can advise, but there are visits by saliva to in short, there are many such moments that you can imagine such a dotted line that builds some logic and the elections of the united states and so on and so on. there are already people who say that this is from uzbekistan in september, when putin said that let's finish there by the twenties the big one is

happened, as if this formula is a difficult solution, and from them, when they showed us this olig, freud'sult solution, and we the entire analytical community is debating what is a difficult solution, the use of an atomic bomb or the kherson task well, what did it seem like? he understands military realities and they are considered to be with him, it is necessary to talk to him in a very specific language, here is nuclear blackmail, uh, he got rid of it, sir, just a warning, there will be an american response , including his personal ego, begut. will continue once again, and yes, on the infrastructure, now repeat mm paradoxical . says the theme of the caribbean crisis and his zetan and so on. and the problem is really simple and putin in front of the whole world commits great crimes day after day. here is the west. the collective inquiry must tell him that it is not good and announce the punishment that will happen. i will repeat myself the simplest reaction is this. all the trouble that you can get practically by striking moscow baronically in krasnodar not in order to hit these cities ,

allen collected masterpieces by big names including cezanne, picasso, van gogh, gaugin and lucien freudeptionally mild spell of november weather is set to stick around for another few days. there�*s also a lot of dry weather on the cards, but we have got some rain across the far northwest of the uk. not only is it very mild out there, but it will also feel windy once again through friday. so, we�*ve got high pressure towards the southeast, and this waving weather front in the northwest — that combination of weather systems means our winds are coming in from the southwest. so, from a very warm direction, we�*re drawing up this warm air from the azores right up towards the uk, you can see the orange colours on the map there. so, a very, very mild start to friday morning. on average, we�*d expect overnight lows this time of year to be between about 3—6 celsius north—to—south — but overnight temperatures at the moment between about 13—15, so a good ten degrees or even more than that above average for the time of year. so, very mild to start things off, also fairly cloudy for most of us. we

the territory of ukraine throughout the territory of poland excuse me and the trick is according to freud they are also involving their aviation forces and they are sending a convoy of armored vehicles to the exact place tragedies say that they already have a clear understanding that there are wreckage of the cancer and in the near future experts will be able to say what kind of missiles they were and how they got there. but russia will never admit this. we see the reaction of the western world. we see lithuania, latvia, estonia. we hear the czech republic, who will still join in and clearly articulate what we want to hear, that nato will protect its countries? well, according to the logic of nato, and i really hope for this, all nato member countries must take a clear position, they must fight and defend. well, as they say, i quote here, president biden has every inch, every centimeter of nato territory. that is, all nato countries must take a clear position and provide the necessary assistance to strengthen the eastern flank of nato, not only poland, but other countries that are part of

say, well, subconsciously, they'll definitely never say about it, but it's deep there, if you read freudral, there are different ones, then you 'll understand that i'm not 100% punched but by some percentage he is definitely right he thinks so the average russian or putin putin is this he is the personification of the average russian and he thinks if i didn't have water that heat five tenths of a computer well at least putin doesn't it is necessary well, it doesn't matter if i didn't have it here , i would have already gone crazy, i would have already raised my hands and said well, let's finish it, and they do it almost in their heads, and we are also below. don't forget, he is such a big, handsome, strong russian . khohol he is a second-rate person, he will definitely surrender, that's why they act like this. to continue i think there will simply be fewer and fewer missiles and i hope that there will be less and less terror and that ukraine will receive some opportunities from our friends to resist this terror, but now many specialists of such academics are quoted a lot and i enrolled m

that there, you see, i just didn’t speak at ease pavlov, he told zheka, what is freud’s problem, that about ouds? yes, the fact is that you are partly right not in relation to me in a relationship, but they accepted this freudianism, of course, as a guide to action, so let's go the paths, therefore, now their personal professional qualities are assessed by the fact that in pants and whether or not, who cares that they deliberately lowered these problems to a level. what is called the lower chakra in order so that people no longer think about anything at all, because these people can no longer think about anything , except for these problems imposed by self-realization and so on, they are zero managers as managers. as managers , they are much weaker than those before them. uh, therefore, here is this johnson quote. although i was not going to talk about him, but nevertheless since you gave the floor to the first, but here's what i wanted to say the second passes. today, including a male odkberevane. i think, uh, it's time. to each other, uh, it seems to me that's how to stop hanging no

works include landscapes like birch forest, by gustaf clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and the spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai to london, to los angeles, tahira, new york. art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g. l and collection i had of its sale here at christine on november 9th and 10th where its expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah. this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, the house and senate still hang in the balance. i'll resolve to polls close in the u. s. midterm elections folks are still being counted.

works include landscapes like birch forest, by gustaf clamps and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they spent the last month on display and cities around the world, from shanghai to london, to los angeles. here in new york, art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g allen collection ahead of its sale here at christine on november 9th and 10th, where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristen salumi al jazeera new york.

works include landscapes like birch forest by gustavo clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they've spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai, to london, to los angeles, to here in new york. art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g al and collection i had of its sale. here at christine on november 9th and 10th where its expected to bring more than.

works include landscapes like birch forest, by gustaf clamps and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they spent the last month on display and cities around the world from shanghai to london to los angeles. here in new york, art lovers have been lining up to get a glen.

works include landscapes like birch forest by gustavo clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud and the spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai, to london, to los angeles. to here in new york, art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g allen collection ahead of its fail. here at christine on november 9th and 10th where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah. this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, the house and senate still hanging the balance. i resolved to oppose close in the u . s. midterm elections votes are still being counted in several crucial straits o 435 seats in the house. and a 3rd and a senator being contested. so far, only one senate seat, his flipped democrat, john fat ferman as defeated trump bite celebrity, dr. mem, at o. as in the crucial state of pennsylvania, we are now on the line. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue. well, we did what we needed to do and we had that conversation across every one of those

works include landscapes like birch forest by gustavo clamped and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and they've spent the last month on display in cities around the world, from shanghai to london, to los angeles, tahira, new york. art lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g allen collection i had of its sale here at christine on november 9th and 10th, where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00 for charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah. hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russia has ordered its troops to withdraw from verizon. it's the only regional capital captured by moscow. since the invasion began. the defense minister told troops to retreat from the west, bank of the disney pro river, the ukrainian government here and key of treating it with extreme caution. even skepticism at this point, go to me as a lensky senior advisor me, carlos portal yuk. i beg your pardon, he and his response to this news saying that ukraine does not pay attention to russia's statements. its words and its actions differ. the russian forces remain in cash o

you know, i just started a very long biography of freud that was published many years ago by peter gay, who's a very talented historian and biographer. and so i'm 50 pages into it and enjoying it will probably be piecemeal as i go, because there's a lot of reading to do her work. so i'm not sure how how much time it'll take me. what made you pick that booker? i tend to read. i obviously keep up on what's new and read a lot of new books, but i would say at least half my reading is just filling in gaps that i've wanted to read over the years from everything from a book that came out five years ago to something from 50 years ago. and i'll try bring some of that spirit to the to the books job. i think that people like to hear about interesting or great books from any time period, not what's out now. now will book world go into issues such as the penguin, random house, simon schuster merger, or will you stick pretty, pretty closely to book review? i think that when. no, we'll definitely be covering more news and features in general. but in terms of the industry itself, something is at that

insulted the chancellor, then the commander-in-chief of the nationalists found complexes right by freudernment had because of the nazi past, the frg refuses to supply tanks to kiev although of course. if russian soldiers catch the eye of german tanks, the memory of st. on the initiative here the germans are not so in vain his ambassador to germany is being cautious publicly. he humiliated the chancellor. his foreign minister does not ask germany for tanks, but orders in zelensky to form a complex of a superman, to whom the whole world is indebted, about whom he cares and to whom the whole world helps, not far from all of europe, zelensky is all rosy, although it would seem that in hungary, for example, politicians in the open indicate mental problems. zelensky does not approve of the policy of sanctions because of the kiev regime. and they even forced brussels to abandon restrictions on the address of patriarch kirill but it was zelensky’s personal anger, kiev is supported by a neighbor of the sails of phobia warsaw, but historically, any conflict ends with the massacre of the polish uk

well, this is such a mistake according to freud, that is, they will now be forced to deal more with thegether. viewers understand that in their tradition of manipulating the results of electoral campaigns is done by hand. here are the headquarters. yes but behind them are elites, financial and so on, and they are used to doing this in america in britain. yes , it doesn’t matter there, manipulation is still going on and this is the principle of manipulating electoral companies. they bring them here in the form of color revolutions to the post-soviet space and act in exactly the same way as they do there, they just say that the guys that you had was bad, because we can not influence. why did the problem start in ukraine from the third round of voting in the fourth year. yes, when the institution was not provided institute, and here is another translucent and democracy and truthful of our e, promila patton there is such a special representative. he's dealing with some sexual issues all over the world. remember, she said that soviet russian soldiers were handed out so that they belonged to

politicians insulted the chancellor, then the commander-in-chief of the nationalists, right according to freudrman government had because of the nazi past, the frg refuses to supply tanks to kiev although of course. if russian soldiers catch the eye of german tanks, the memory of st. on the initiative here, the germans are not so in vain cautious about his ambassador to germany in public. he humiliated the chancellor. his foreign minister does not ask germany for tanks, but orders in zelensky to form a complex of a superman, to whom the whole world is indebted, about whom he cares and to whom the whole world helps not far from all europe at zelensky everything is rosy, although it would seem that in hungary, for example, politics openly point to problems with the psyche. zelensky does not approve of the policy of sanctions because of the kiev regime. and they even forced brussels to abandon the restrictions on patriarch kirill but it was zelensky’s personal anger, kiev is supported by the neighbor’s sails of phobia warsaw, but it has historically happened that any conflict ends with the massac

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sigmund freud and albert einstein sat on the original board.ted the synagogues opened its art wing. strikes me someone had an unhappily sense of all this that you're creating this collection and capturing this history right before other people are trying to erase it. >> yes. well, the jews had quite a bit of history that prepared them for that eventually. >> reporter: after the germans invaded, a special squad of nazis comen common deared the headq headquarters. but the nazis needed help for assessing what was valuable. they rounded 40 jewish artists to sort through rooms upon rooms housing the collection. but the paper brigade had other ideas. they set aside the most significant manuscripts and art and organized a smuggling operation back to the ghetto. homemade diapers concealed the contraband from the nazi guards. they had ten hiding places. the largest was underneath this ho 60 feet down accessible only through a sewage tunnel. you've said that some people resisted by taking up arms or by smuggling food or medical supplies, and this was a f

well, this is not a great actress, this is not alice freud there, for example, this is, well, a strongional actress, and well, what are the stakes, when i listened to him, how much she gets for a shooting day, i could not dream of such a thing. actually i think why that's what kind of gingerbread they are distinguished like this. well, this selfishness is that i am the navel of the earth, i am the center of the world. ah he and affects on denial. love is such a real love for the native land. for them, there is no concept of native land, a simple person, after all, we are actors, we live for the viewer, not by ourselves. we are nobody and nothing without our spectators, but in general it always amazed me that well, here is the same serebryakov, we started with him. uh, when he was still quite, uh, only now he was entering the cinema. uh, in one very interesting movie humble graveyard, interesting such a peculiar hard film, i played there. ah, the gravedigger. here are the grave diggers. this is such a graveyard story, and he was my young partner, he was a very nice guy, very interesting

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freud was seen as the equivalent of darwin. >> we sort of race is a smile these days but intellectual things, all disciplines, humanities and social conscious particular flock to 40 ideas and the movie, spellbound, when of alfred hitchcock's films and i think 1948, you will see that is propaganda, psychiatry so there is that into random where peoplesoft meeting and that madness they try to understand it a psychological level. they try to treated with some american analyst so far as to say but they could treat schizophrenia with cycle knowledges which 40 himself had not thought possible. so other than washington saying look at, other than that virtually every other department was headed by somebody either a psychoanalyst were sympathetic to it in the best recruits the profession, went away this with the reports were ms patients invasions when money and also more interesting on the backwards and so is curious in a way that the thing the market real revolution and psychiatry emerged not there and not inth universities the mental hospitals which is where the drugs the antipsychotic in par

well, you give, but what about you what is reading dostoevsky can you imagine if he starts reading freudize them? i don’t think they will be wearing masks, but they will surely come with their little girl, if the robbers made an appointment with the huckster, it’s through her that she opens all the doors for me with something like a master key. yuliya fetisova fetisova yes, well, she has already been discharged. in the sense that she was discharged, they told me that she had severe injuries there, how, in principle, she could have been discharged to her. in the morning, some rude man came to the ward, and i tell him, office hours are after 11:00. so, what is next? they talked for 10 minutes i know what and after he left. she quickly got up and left as well. the doctor dissuaded her, they say. you can’t have bed rest for another week, signed a waiver and left. you have your home address to go to the registry. they probably know. so it looks like our huckster openwork. well, if these two, zelenka, are his guards, then apparently the girl looks like ours, they are the same. he has a machine

but in psychiatry, in the work of freud, in psychoanalysis, in medical literature generally, now traumaderstood as a wound to the mind. dr. mate: it's a wound to the psyche, to our emotional being and to the soul. and trauma is not what happens to us. people, when they think of trauma, they think usually of catastrophic events, like a tsunami or a war or parents dying or sexual or physical, emotional abuse of a child. these events are traumatic, but they're not the trauma. the trauma is the psychic wound that we sustain. and our psychological traumas have lifelong impacts. and in my medical work, i found that psychological trauma, woundedness, underlies much of what we call disease, whether autoimmune illness or cancer, or the various mental health conditions. and in our society, psychological woundedness very prevalent, and it's rather an illusion to believe some people are traumatized and others a not. i think there's a spectrum of trauma that crosses all layers and all segments of society. naturally, it falls heavier on certain sections -- on people of color, people with genders that

yes , where everything between the heroes according to freud, our situation has nothing to do, believer the freudian complex , the figure of the father. as you can see, we don’t have her, where his father is not here. listen, i'm serious, did you even see from this, who is he, where is he? i have no idea asked my beloved. silent somehow. with your dads, moms what are you like, what kind of demonstration is there anatoly well, well, why did you get up, but nothing moms, except for extraneous breathing nothing at all. well, i'm sorry, i'll have to get used to it in a week anatoly will become your stepfather, you know, we decided to officially register with him today, so we submitted an application. i mean, well, are you anatoly going to live with us to sleep? from day to day, first to day to day and night to night and what do you offer me? wait for me to move into his rented room or what? no, i'm not offering you anything. congratulations mom. thank you great choice. it's just your anatoly by the way , to me. just recently, so paternally patted on the pope, mother. well, what are you tal

sigmund freud wrote a horrible portrait of him as a woman hating, man worshipping person. again, nothing could be further from the truth. all of these people in his life mattered to him, and he turned to women for council, help, support, and especially once he was president. both of his wives, first ellen and then edith, were closer to him than they were advisers. they were helping, this might be a stretch. sometimes i think of them the way valerie jarrett was in the white house helping obama, they did a lot more than a typical thing she would think a woman should do in that position. that includes, again, being a supporter, helping with speeches, even helping make policy decisions. edith is going to fit right into this need, and this love wilson has of women. when she becomes the first lady, again, it happens right after wilson's wife has died. he meets her through his doctor, she has brought into the white house, she is a washington widow, to help margaret wilson and the cousin who are broken hearted. wilson falls in love with her and before they are even married she beg

works include landscapes like birch forest, by gustaf clamps and portraits like this one by lucy on freud. and spent the last month on display and cities around the world, from shanghai, to london, to los angeles. here in new york, our lovers have been lining up to get a glimpse of the paul g allen collection ahead of its sale here at christine on november 9th and 10th, where it's expected to bring more than a $1000000000.00. charity. kristin salumi al jazeera new york still ahead on the news hour. we continue or come down to the fif out world cup with joe green. yes, thank you. and it looks like bad news to santa go ahead of the tournament in cats. all. we've got also a great feature on the biggest, all kind of well cut photos in the world. stay with us. ah ah ah oh news. ah, oh, we start with potentially huge set back for synagogue with woke up just 11 days away. it's been reported their main man, sandy money, is out of the tournaments, the cynically football association, yet to confirm his attendance of the 2 time african player of the year to conduct his shin while playing for by muni