after world war ii, gdańsk was devastated.s who poles and citizens of other countries lived here, fled, and started coming here for reconstruction. my father worked at a shipyard, and my mother at a factory, they were promised a better life, distractions. social assistance. the best result of the reconstruction can be seen from this point. mr. tadeusz shows a photo from 1945. gentlemen, look at that tower, it's a tower. this is how the gate and tower look today, here you can see how badly the city was destroyed, these stone elements were found in the ruins of gdańsk. reconstruction did not begin immediately, a lot of money was spent on the restoration of warsaw, so gdansk, which was perceived as a german city, waited its turn, and it turned out for the best, because the center smells of socialist realities! architects hated this style, but after the death of stalin, the requirements stopped being so strict, so they decided to rebuild the center as it was, and make the suburbs in a socialist style. dormitories were created in n

in gdańsk we had a huge gdańsk shipyard.collapse of communism, this the huge factory had no customers and therefore fell apart from... indeed, we now have both ports and shipbuilding industry, so i'm not saying that we don't need to rebuild the old, i 'm saying that we need to rethink what and how they build? at this place will be discussed in borodyanka, with special hydraulic shears, an excavator breaks one of the symbols of russian atrocities in the kyiv region, a high-rise building is split in half by russian aerial bombs. our task is to clear everything completely, after us there remains a pit with safe slopes. the first reconstruction projects, although still incomplete, they have already been shown to the community. now it's time to develop a planning scheme for the area. now, the urbanist believes. oleksandr neryzhna, ukrainians have a unique chance to make their cities better and more comfortable. communal solutions, yes there is recycling of garbage, incineration of garbage, for heating, yes, which we can install h

this is what gdansk looked like after the second world war.istorical buildings were damaged as a result of hostilities and finally destroyed by soviet troops after the liberation of the city from the nazis, says local tour guide tadeusz peterzyyski, because until the beginning of the second world war gdańsk was inhabited mainly by germans . today, not a trace remains of these ruins. but the post-war reconstruction of the port city fell on his childhood. i was born in the 50s and i still remember what it looked like. it looked like this, there were no four sculptures yet. my parents came here in the 1950s . dad worked at a shipyard, and mom at a factory. after the german population left gdańsk, the soviet authorities sought to populate the city with poles and rebuild it as quickly as possible, says tadeusz. it must be admitted that propaganda mobilized people to come to gdańsk to rebuild it. the prospect of a better life, work, the prospect of getting an apartment, schools, kindergartens, social environment. it was rebuilt in the pre-war form o

from gdańsk.ut that rifle is oil. there are no kindergartens, no crèches, very high prices, the issue of access to education and health care looks very bad, but actually education is weak, and also the basic rights of women are related to pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, these are the topics , which unite poland. and again, poles from big cities can cope more easily, with access to kindergartens, nurseries, and there is a better choice of doctors, and in smaller cities. because, for example, last year it was about the same in november, a women's congress took place in brussels, dedicated to ukrainian women, ukraine and the war, as well as ukrainian feminism and the situation of ukrainian women. what i see is that both ukrainian and polish women constantly have a problem with patriarchy in the family, or with the male worldview, and you are now dealing with it perfectly, you are breaking all this very powerfully. now that there are many women in the ukrainian army, this is something that absolut

sobit, gdynia and gdansk. it would be very convenient to connect irpin, bucha and kyiv by train. trams run somewhere. if it is a weekday, then there every 10 minutes, even more often. in addition to convenience, transport is also environmentally friendly. for example, in kydyn, electric buses have such recharging stations, part of this electricity is extracted from alternative sources, in particular windmills, their number in of poland doubles every year. ah, yes, yes, yes, yes. sorting garbage evokes the most emotions in natalya. for example, i barely remembered what, where, because it's by color. these containers, a very, very, very good thing, i think we don't have enough of this, some of the garbage will go to this incinerator, all the waste that can be recycled in some way will be disposed of, only what is no longer suitable for recycling, will be burned here. you will probably say, we also have such a plant energy in kyiv, but between them a cardinal difference, we burn absolutely everything and what...

queues of ukrainian refugees stand for days in wrotslaw and gdansk, krakow and valencia.ith the adoption of the new law, look at the queue. people are rushing to process documents at diplomatic missions, legalize their status in european countries, and ideally obtain foreign citizenship. the excitement was spurred on by kiev itself, which intends to put another half a million people under arms and is going to forcefully return all those liable for military service to their homeland. i don’t know where the end is , where the edge is, you generally see these scales, where mobilized people without military experience will most likely end up, it’s not difficult to guess, this is only one of... everything is at stake , whether ukraine will exist or not, and what can we do here, maintain morale, support the families of the fallen, with morale in the ranks of the defenders of ukraine, everything has been bad for a long time, the sense of unity is bursting at the seams , those who consciously went to the front no longer understand what they are fighting for, those whom caught on

natalya from the city of gdynia commutes to work in nearby gdansk by train that connects three cities gdansk, it is like connecting irpin, bucha and kyiv by train, it would be very convenient. trams run somewhere.

to yaroslav kaczynski, who was sitting in hall, recalling his two grandfathers, poles who were in gdańskduring the german occupation, and... that is, does this indicate that such dark, relatively speaking, times are coming for the pis, or will there really be any prosecutions, what will happen, for example, to the same public broadcaster, which for several years, at least, has been demonstrating , well, such a questionable quality of journalism and freedom, uh, uh, yes, this is a case regarding, however, donald tusk and his, his ancestors, it was about his grandfather, who... and no there was no other, could not be found, and this is very bad, in fact, we hope that this will change, the poles , of course, expect many changes from donald tusk, he also has a huge task to unite poland, but ukrainians expect from donald tusk that somehow the situation that has developed now will be resolved the ukrainian-polish border and that it will be resolved in some civilized and normal way. nieważno z jakoj motivationi to zblokuje kordon czy zachrozuje interessam ja ce dodje ważliwo spowodojuje jakomuś

of european cities can be continued with long lines of ukrainian refugees standing in wrodslaw and gdanskakow and valencia every day. i'm here with the passage of a new law. look at valencia's turn. people are rushing to complete documents at diplomatic missions. to legalize your status in european countries, ideally to obtain foreign citizenship, the excitement was spurred on by kiev itself, which intends to put another half a million people under arms, is going to forcibly return all those liable for military service to their homeland, i don’t i know, this is the end, i don’t know where the end is, where the edge is, you generally see these scales, where mobilized people without military experience will most likely end up, it’s not difficult to guess, this is only one of eighteen cemeteries in kharkov, and such graveyards have no end ... now in all ukrainian cities, unfortunately, we have funerals three or four times a week, now in our country, at a turning point , everything is at stake, whether ukraine will exist or not, and what can we do here? support morale, support families of the

me remind you that he already headed the cabinet of ministers from 2007 to 2014. born in 1957 in gdanskdedicated his diploma to the russophobe pelsudsky, who concluded a pact with hitler in 1934. at the university, tusk became an active member of the solidarity trade union, under eruzelsky he clandestinely published a magazine, and was an organizer of strikes. tusk got into big politics in 1991, when he was elected to the sejm; 10 years later he founded his own civic platform party. in 2005 tusk participated in the presidential election, but lost to kaczynski when it turned out that tusk’s grandfather served in the german wehrmacht. in 2007, tusk headed the government after his party won early elections, was re-elected in 2011, and served as prime minister until 2014 . in 2014, tusk became the first pole to head the european council; after the reunification of crimea , he insisted on tightening anti-russian sanctions. in 2023, tusk will be nominated by the opposition coalition in the sejm for the post of prime minister. minister after deputies disapproved of morovetsky's program. donald

donald tusk was born in 1957 in gdansk by training as a historian, and dedicated his diploma to the russophobepact with hitler in 1934. at the university, tusk became an active member of the solidarity trade union, under eruzelsky he clandestinely published a magazine, and was an organizer of strikes. tusk got into big politics in 1991, when... he was elected in the sejm, 10 years later he founded his own party "civil platform". in 2005, tusk ran in the presidential elections, but lost to kaczynski when it turned out that tusk's grandfather served in the german wehrmacht. in 2007, tusk headed the government after his party won early elections, was re-elected in 2011, and served as prime minister until 2014. in 2014, tusk became the first pole to head the european council; after the reunification of crimea , he insisted on tightening anti-russian sanctions. tusk will be nominated in 2023. donald tusk, known as an ardent russophist, more than once called russia europe's strategic problem. now sports news in the studio ilya kazakov. ilya, good morning. nikita kucherov was recognized as the best p

donald tusk is born in 1957 in gdansk, a historian by training , a diploma dedicated to the russophobeki , who concluded a pact with hitler; in 1934, at the university, tusk became an active member of the soli trade union. under eruzelsky , he published a magazine underground and was an organizer of strikes. tusk entered big politics in 1991, when he was elected to the sejm. ten years later he founded his own party, the civic platform. in 2005 , tusk ran in the presidential elections, but lost to kaczynski when it turned out that tusk's grandfather served in the german wehrmacht. in 2007 tusk headed the government after the victory. his party was re-elected at the out-of-regular elections in 2011, and served as prime minister until 2014. in 2014, tusk became the first pole to head the european council; after the reunification of crimea , he insisted on tightening anti-russian sanctions. in 2023, tusk was nominated by the opposition coalition in the sejm for the post of prime minister after deputies disapproved of the moravec program. donald tusk, known as an ardent russophist, has more

how does a polka from warsaw differ from a polka from, for example, a polish woman or a polka from gdańsk but there is no doubt that in poland during the last years, when law and justice were in power , there were more common themes than before. that is, despite the fact that our life looks different in big cities and small towns, now poles have a lot in common. such solidarity between women in poland, such as we say sisterhood. poles have a huge problem with institutions, there are no kindergartens, no. prices are very high, access to education and medical care looks very bad, but actually education is weak, and also basic women's rights are related to pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, these are the topics that unite polish women, and again, polish women from large cities can cope more easily with access to kindergartens, nurseries, and there is a better choice of doctors, and in smaller cities, women it is more difficult, also because we take care of children, which is generally difficult because we are women, because in addition to taking care of children, women also often take care

understand, this ship was built during the existence of the soviet soviet camp in poland on upper gdansk, now it is impossible to restore it and the russian federation will not build or receive such a ship of this class. that is, the first thing that should be noted is that the capabilities of the russian army, the black sea fleet of the russian federation to land something on the coast, something, and therefore, in fact, all plans, if they still exist , to land landings there in odesa or elsewhere, are now becoming more and more illusory, they are not actually done now, and with the destruction of this ship they will actually be transformed. as they say on the dino, this is the first question, and the second question, this ship, it is used for logistics, that is , it was transporting something on board, some say that it is the shahed, there are other versions from the russians, they sound like they were there caliber missiles, aerial bombs were adjusted there, he even brought them there, which means to crimea, there are different versions about what he transported there, but it was buil

and this is important, because this novocherkassk ship was laid down in gdańsk in the 80s of the lastd not even in the soviet union in poland, and even today russia does not produce such and such a quality of ships, what it does is significantly inferior to technological characteristics of the novocherkask ship, so we congratulate the armed forces, we thank them for this, we are waiting for the f-16 in the sky of ukraine, well, i 'll say goodbye to you until tomorrow, then serhiy rudenko, the verdict program, let's watch together. good evening, we are from ukraine. glory to ukraine, this program verdict. my name is serhii rudenko. i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next hour, we talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. today in the program. more questions than answered. ideas of strengthening mobilization, what is the new draft law about and what do zaluzhny and zelenskyi say? ukraine's prospects for 2024: does our country have a military-political strategy for a long-term war and what will a change in tactics mean? struggle for the seat or

throughout europe. the politician was born on april 22, 1957 in the family of a craftsman in the city of gdańskry at the humanities faculty of the university there, where he organized the first branch of the independent trade union solidarity, spoke out against the ruling communist regime, in 2001 became a co-founder of the civic platform party, which in the course of parliamentary elections of the same year won 65 mandates. and became the largest opposition faction in the diet, was a presidential candidate in the 2005 elections from this party, but in the second round lost to lech kaczyński with the law and justice party, winning almost 46% of the vote. in november 2007, tusk became the prime minister of poland, and in december 2014, the chairman of the european council. he was from 2019 to may 2022. chairman of the european people's party, the largest transnational party of the european union. the 66-year-old opposition leader goes without a tie and wears a white shirt with a sticker in the form of a white and red heart. tusk is married, has a son and a daughter. he is the author of more than

the black or azov seas, and this is important , because this ship novocherkassk was laid down in gdańsk of the last century, not even in the soviet union, in poland, and ... today russia does not produce such a quality of ships, what it does is significantly inferior to the novocherkask ship in terms of technological characteristics, so we congratulate the air force and thank them for this, we are waiting for the f16 in the sky of ukraine, well, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow, good evening, we from ukraine, there are discounts on valeriana bulgarska, 15% in pharmacies of the trip. you and savings. see this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. resumption of investigation. attack on the espresso journalist in ternopil. he fought with me over my phone. such an unworthy judge has already been weeded out by the supreme court of appeals. i don't know if any of us are present in this hall who are sinless at all. on thursday , december 28 at 5:45 p.m., watch the judicial control program with tatiana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. it is very. that there is a t

viktor from volhynia just now returned with a load from gdansk, stood in line for more than a week, saysa. in a track of more than 30 km, i was about 17 km away, then i walked 8 km in two hours, until this time i walked 2 or 3 km on sunday, from the side of dragochatka for... our customs can process 600 and 700. in 36 days blockades, carriers say, they suffered enormous losses. losses in billions, if we take ukraine as a whole, we want even after the unblocking of all borders, everything must be done so that no more such blocking occurs. on the eve of polish ... snyky they wanted to block the road from doygadin to dorogutsk again, they planned a second protest from monday, december 18, but the local authorities did not allow them, the strikers are indignant, threaten here and come up with new tricks, how to block this biggest crossing, and as of now, yagodin is unblocked, they are going here trucks and we hope they will continue to go, this is the situation on the ukrainian-polish border in volyn, did the trucks go to the lviv region, my colleague victoria will tell. baletska the situati

alexandra and i are talking about gdańsk, which was completely rebuilt after the destruction of the worlde to adopt, for example, energy saving projects, or a developed network of public transport, because in akhtyrka 40% of citizens walk, not because they like it, but they say there is no other alternative. local activists complain that almost no new housing is being built here, there is no entertainment, that is why young people fled en masse from okhtyrka even before the war. when i was 15 years old , there was no skateboarding infrastructure here at all. we have a large number of artists who sit at home, draw somewhere, are afraid to go out... and if they do go out, they stay underground. stas is one of those who are convinced that street culture can become one of the drivers of the city's development. despite the war, activists complete the creation of an indoor skate park, and okhtyrka street in the summer decorated with murals. we have beautiful nature around the city. there is nothing to do in the place itself. just dismantle all the debris and make a through alley, give, well, th

also have a question, why the national team of ukraine. is playing a closed match there with lehia gdanskcould play a match with a national team, well, let's say, almost a top team. this is again an indicator, it is an increase of how powerfully the club works both in the popularization of ukrainian football and in a commercial nature, that is why we say , again note how powerful, the strongest, certainly, in this regard, in in the plan of development, in the plan of development of ukrainian football, there is shakhtar donetsk, and again, we know that shakhtar was... in almost all continents, in all countries and in the united states, he played and trained in the same way, and held charity matches , now it is in japan, tokyo, yes, before that, ukrainian clubs and so on were not in these asian countries, in the future there will also be arab countries, which the general director of the donetsk miner, serhiy falkin, is already talking about the prospects of the miner and the development of the ukrainian including football, he already said, so we are waiting for further these ways from the m

difficult to repair it, because they were actually all of polish production at the end of the ussr era, gdansk built, and i have been on such ships, i will tell you that among the other ships that were built there for the soviet union, this one was one of the most comfortable, because after all after all, it was actually built by foreigners, and accordingly, this project has not been in production for quite a long time, it has been there for more than 30 years, so it is quite difficult to repair it, you constantly have to borrow something else from the units, as for in general, this is a serious ship in fact, not only in terms of armament, primarily in terms of its capabilities, not every ship is capable of overturning a battalion of marines. and land him actually on the shore, that is , we observed these ships in odessa, uh, just on the horizon, it was precisely these ships that were supposed to land landing on the odesa and mykolaiv coasts, therefore this is a significant loss, the russians do not have many of them, and considering their dimensions, it is most likely impossible to transfer t

they are all imported, for example, this, this is what we have, china, too goes through the port of gdańskquence of the blockade may be that these goods will of course not increase in price, but all the shares will be removed, there are many worries about fuel prices, but for now there are jumps at gas stations not visible. gasoline and diesel prices have not increased, because these types of fuel are mostly transported by rail, and gas prices have stabilized over the last week, because they have not added a penny. the price tag for gasoline and gas will be able to hold if the polish blockers keep their word and still let dangerous cargo through. literally tomorrow, yesterday was their statement that the cargo is dangerous, they are ready to launch the besherges, go around and come straight to us, we will launch, let's see how everything will work, well first of all everything is fuel, including gas. in pursuit of their own interests, the organizers of the polish blockade are actually harming their own economy, because they cut off oxygen to many polish enterprises. many polish enterprises

system during the war years, earned very little, very much, sorry, on ukrainian cargo, polish ports, gdansk today work with ukrainian grain and are loaded almost completely, the containers enter polish ports and then go to ukraine. we are beneficial to europe and we need to create a certain program in order to show that we did not come here to beg, we did not come here to take a piece of bread from you, we came here to give you the opportunity to earn and partly to earn for ourselves, including this surely there should be one, well, i don’t know, a pr program for which i have... and politicians and whole other tools, because otherwise we will constantly be, if we only talk about the conflict, then nothing good in general for there will be no neighborhood policy, we passed the grain crisis there, we decided so almost on the verge of blackmail, when we said we would go to court tuesday, we caused a stir, but it worked, yes, but if it didn’t work, we would cut off the paths to negotiations, the poles would say, well, you've already gone to court, that's why we and they have already said, if yo

freight forwarder or each owner of the goods makes a decision for himself, but the cost of freight from gdańskaine, at the beginning of the blockade, has already increased three times, there and reaches up to 6000 € per tire considers the option is to drive the train and then load the tracks on it, first of all, how does it physically look like a super super special operation, it is necessary to find some such platform where it will be possible to drive up with tracks, this requires special equipment, or correct runs, so that they can fix these loads correctly on the platform, and what volumes we may be talking about, look, this is not really the know-how that has been invented for this situation, that is... sometimes they use railway platforms to move the tires, and what it looks like, that is, tires is placed on the platform, and the drivers go , accompany, get on the bus , cross the border on the bus and already from the ukrainian side, the tires are unloaded from the platforms and they then deliver this cargo to the place where the customer expects them, again it must be understood that th

the war years earned very little, very much, i apologize for ukrainian cargo, polish ports, gdynia gdanskoday work with ukrainian and are almost fully loaded, containers enter polish ports and then go to ukraine. we, we are beneficial to europe, and we need to create a certain program in order to show that we did not come here to beg, we did not come here to take a piece of bread from you, we came here to give you the opportunity to earn and partly to earn for ourselves, in including, it must surely be such, well, i don't know, a pr program to which i have...

, well excuse me, after the second world war, poland was given part of germany to odar, they took gdańsk germany took köningsberg and so on, that is, it is a completely different situation now, so we must proceed from the fact that we should first of all have weapons and guarantees, yes, the fact that now the negotiations on the diplomatic line are going on successfully, at least what we need now, listen , well, they don't even demand to give up taiwan officially, you say, like , we'll have to, well, the americans are there, they no do the chinese say there, they don't give up taiwan, the americans don't say, give up forever, it was fixed, it was fixed in 72, then kissinger, came up with a rather tricky formula, and a tricky formula, what it looked like, they so you , well, simple. song, they said that, if so , to paraphrase , the chinese live on the territory of taiwan, the chinese also live on the territory of china, they are not against each other, period, and the united states do not object to this, so such a formula was determined , and in fact, taiwan, it seems to exist as a state,

were divided, well, excuse me, after the second world war, poland gave part of germany to odar, took gdanskk köningsberg and so on, that is, it is a completely different situation now, so we must proceed from the fact that we should first of all have weapons and guarantees, yes, the fact that negotiations are now successfully underway on the diplomatic line,

also have a question, why is the national team of ukraine playing a closed match there with lehia gdanskhey could have played a match with some national team, well, let's say , almost top , this is again an indicator, this is the growth of how powerfully the club works, both in the popularization of ukrainian football and in a commercial nature, that is why we say, again we note how powerful, the strongest is definitely in this regard, in terms of development, in terms of development of ukrainian of football is shakhtar donetsk, and again , we know that shakhtar was there in almost all of them, on all continents, in all of them. and in the united states he also played and prepared and held charity matches, now it is japan, tokyo, yes, before that, ukrainian clubs and so on were not in these asian countries, then there will be arab countries, which the general director of the donetsk miner has already mentioned serhiy palkin has already stated about the prospects of shakhtar and the development of ukrainian football, so we are waiting for the future of shakhtar and our other clubs. many t

have a question, why is the ukrainian national team playing some kind of closed match with lehia gdansk, if they could have played a match with some national team, well, let's say, almost top, this is again an indicator, this is... the growth of how powerfully the club works both in the popularization of ukrainian football and in a commercial nature, that's why we say, we note again how powerful, the strongest is definitely, in this respect, in terms of development , in the development plan of ukrainian football, there is shakhtar donetsk, and again, we know that shakhtar was there in almost all continents, in all countries, and in the united states, he also played and trained, and held charity matches, now it japan, tokyo, yes, before that ukrainian clubs and so on. were not in these asian countries , there will also be arab countries, about which the general director of the donetsk miner serhiy palkin has already stated, including the prospects of the miner and the development of ukrainian football, so we are waiting for these, the miner and our other clubs, fans there write in the co