facts that cannot be canceled in any way, it is impossible to cancel the general history, it is impossibleistory as such, but what is happening now in ukraine and in relation to these monuments is also just a sign of this totalitarian consciousness, sweeping away everything that is not theirs, everything that is not they don't like it, but in fact, this is how they themselves fall into a hole, as here , uh, it was rightly noticed. they are past the phrase. today. they absolutely cannot cancel history, please, well, as a colleague absolutely correctly said. yes, they must remember and do not forget that ukrainians are russian tsars. ukrainians did not live there , they were sold there, if they were then sold into slavery on this coast, crimean tatars, turks, and so on, so ah. can you demolish monuments there? well, conditionally, i would say here that you can’t demolish monuments, but someone else would probably understand if they demolished, there is a monument to sudoplatov. punched their beloved bandera and so on. yes, okay, catherine ii had nothing to do with fighting ukrainian nazism.

educational work among children and youth, the president proposed to combine school courses on the general history of the history of russia and develop a unified approach to teaching the history of the native land in educational programs. universities include studies of the colonial policy of europe, its consequences, a course on the history of religion in russia will also appear in universities. at least 10 nato-caliber shells were fired by ukrainian militants near donetsk that day under fire from the kalininsky and kuibyshev districts, the consequences of artillery strikes are eliminated in aleksandrovka majorsk, and in gorlovka there, the shells again exploded on the territory of the chemical plant. styrene among the targets is also a hotel and a residential building, there are victims and injured and a special operation zone. stanislav bernawald. tonight it got to, of course, most of all gorlovka is there, indeed the shelling did not stop all night and they hit, if they hit donetsk, and the rszo mountain, then they hit with nato calibers of 155 mm, the destruction of a residential building is

educational work among children and youth the president proposed to combine school courses on general history history of russia and develop a unified approach to teaching history of the native land, the educational programs of universities will include studies on the colonial policy of europe and its consequences. also, universities will have a course on the history of religion in russia. on other topics , investigators are investigating the circumstances of new terrorist attacks by the ukrainian military on the luhansk cities of svatov and the criminal one in a day. the militants fired about 15 shells at the settlements. by this moment , two people had already been injured, four residential buildings were destroyed by fragments on glass, parked cars, reportage. oh graganova. the city of matchmakers and criminals are regularly under attack by ukrainian militants on the eve of heavy artillery was fired at a living sector, damage was received to a private estate, a power line and a gas pipeline. the people's militia is liquidating the firing points of the apu in the suburbs, and now the departm

almost all pre-revolutionary soviet and modern literature on the patriotic general history from related disciplines is collected here. more than 6 million items, and in the branch - in the center of socio-political history, another two and a half million on december 20, 1989, us troops invaded panama washington called this operation a just cause. although real. it was a cynical aggression of the president of the country. manuel noriega. they were accused of drug trafficking, but the main reason was an independent foreign policy. panamanian support for the rebels in nicaragua rapprochement with cuba and the soviet union irritated the white house tried to stage a coup d'état did not come out then for an attack. the pentagon has allocated nearly 28,000 soldiers on 300 aircraft. about 100 units. armor equipment artillery, it was the dead who bombed cities did not spare the civilian population. panama had a tiny army, but still it held out for more than a week and inflicted damage on the aggressor the un general assembly condemned this invasion as a quotation as a blatant violation of intern

history russia and general history, which are separate from each other. among the priority tasks is the complete digitization of the collection and objects from pounds, all works will be completed by 2025, more than 5 million items will be included in the catalog. it is the combination of efforts of the state, society and business that will most effectively solve the problems of preserving the unique cultural heritage of our country to ensure the safety of museum objects. gima collection of access to information about them for a wide range of citizens planned full digitization collections of museum items, large-scale strike newspaper for a year and a half, was unable to sign an agreement with the trade union owners. according to journalists, they underestimate inflation rates and overestimate growth rates, the last time the employees of the publication got salaries in the 81st , the vtb team will offer a solution credit card opportunities apply for a loan with a fixed rate. 8.9%. great, and now for everyone a flat rate for everyone bravo thank you fix a r

history of russia and general history, which we are taught hmm separately from each other.ext few years, the museum is going to carry out a complete digitization of collections and items from the funds, as the minister said, as the minister of culture olga lyubimova said, all work on creating an electronic catalog will be completed before the year 25. it will have more than five million exhibits of society and business will most effectively solve the problems of preserving the unique cultural heritage of our country to ensure the safety of museum items. gima, a collection of access to information about them for a wide range of citizens, a complete digitization of the museum's collection of objects on business development in the regions of russia is planned in the kaliningrad region. a new fish breeding complex grows a valuable breed of european coal fish in the region . what other companies are increasing production will tell not skating 106 tons of fish for 9 months kaliningrad region develops aquaculture production volume of growing fish planting material has reached 42 t

general history.ulture of tradition, on the one hand, makes it easier to develop bilateral relations, but on the other hand, it obliges a lot, viacheslav volodin noted . this means that there is a lot of responsible work ahead. the most important thing is that the start of a new format parliamentary relations officially yes oreshkin sergey gordeev nikita karaskin ekaterina shevchenko mikhail gubarenko, parliamentary hour. and in the next story, i am especially pleased to talk about the anniversary of our quarter-century parliamentary hour program. the country was changing, the state duma was changing, and the program was changing, but our desire to tell you to our viewers in an understandable language about the laws and the work of deputies about the program, which still does not lose its relevance today, has remained unchanged alexander loktionov. hello on air, the release of the outreach program parliamentary hour in the studio nina bernikova and vladimir stefanov, they were the first cranes, began

well, it's generally christian. history.r, when one of the ministers of defense, which means american, in my opinion, this one was just planned, so to speak, or was interviewed for the post of defense minister, said what is good for well, there is some there, and gener motors, probably, yes, that’s good for the united states well, that is, of course. yes , put locket martin or any of these corporations in this place, what is good for catching martin is good for america, you understand, if you mean it, this is the logic there, then, of course, it is good. okay, for the canoe at this stage, therefore, of course, this will all happen. as for the embassy events, but they always did it at the sponsor’s expense in the wrong state of the oil arms producer, the wrong state of the budget of ukraine, especially now, to pay for banquets. and this is right and right on the other hand. you guys are making money from the ukrainian hostilities, please, there is a radical solution. yes , there is no money for banquets. well, maybe in this i

however, it is this part of the general history that the kiev regime destroys.ially carefully to uproot the common roots under the cover of night, as if vandals, people in masks came. following the sculpture of the empress, the deribas figures of franz de valan grigory potemkin and platon were removed from the pedestal zubova odessa said goodbye to the founding fathers of the city erase any memory of them the same fate, befell the monument to the commander, alexander suvorov managed in the morning by the time the air raid signal sounded over the city, an air raid alarm was announced today in 16 regions of ukraine, eyewitnesses reported mass strikes. the siren howled in kiev people descended into the subway a strong explosion. there was a fire in kharkov, an outbreak was seen several kilometers away, hit by a military target in the amounts of dnepropetrovsk , lviv and zhitomir, as well as the poltava region ukraine in odessa destroyed an anti-aircraft battery near kiev and kharkov. they hit industrial enterprises, where damaged military equipment was repaired, th

well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history. there when donetsk was already being captured. filmed at the very moment of the capture of donetsk, filmed and broadcast directly as they captured the prosecutor's office and how it tried to storm. the sbu , er, and then we tried to attack us right on this rally, it’s just that someone should not be the sbu in donetsk, and this was the first time when i was in the very place of donetsk so i went to the airport one more time when i was already filming in the east, but there was not much left of the airport at that time that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but in donetsk itself they brought a large survey, quite voluminous and there, most of the respondents said that they do n’t shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with uh, fascination with the detachment, because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself, now you are uh, already a military man, after a full-scale invasion, you joined to the ranks, tereo,

another instruction concerns the teaching of the history of russia and e, general history in the schoolsation will have to work out the issue of combining these courses. the presentation of the project financing factory to the heads of russian regions took place in moscow, igor shuvalov, chairman of the web of the russian federation, named 25 priority areas for the next 2-3 years. it was about a variety of sectors from aircraft construction, petrochemistry to construction and tourism. we prepared and coordinated with the prime minister this work was carried out under the leadership of the ministry of economic development. and thursday. we should have a supervisory board, where we will determine priorities for the project finance factory for the next 2-3 years. these are 25 directions that were developed through complex consultations that the government carried out for me. we carried out this work, including, uh, analyzing the market. the project finance factory is one of the main products to support long-term investments. borrowers can receive funds under infected loan agreements with th

who knocked him down is clear, but well, here it can also roll like that, well, shmakky, in general , history interests in the country of moscow, so that this channel broke off relations with the west in kiev, indeed, it was in the interest of lukashenko, as for moscow, well, look, how a-a here always everything is more complicated here, and the yard is more complicated and extensive, and there is more power under lukashenko. still, there is a lot of pain. how many people say there are five main economic groups of the state. show me how the poppies spin. one of them was presented in moscow, as if they were the main ones , and less there, well, the cooperative lake mobilization the group is on the row well, that is, there are patrushevportniks well, there is some part of the apparatus, it is less, er, it has a powerful resource, but it has a significant influence on putin, well, kovalchuk, who fsu damn when that's why here is not much and the second game is because if lukashenko still has some mythical chance lukashenko noticed a lot of crap and a handful there, i don’t know he speaks in wolfo

russian aggression against ukraine well, i was one of the last passengers of donetsk airport in general history, we flew there when it was already taking over donetsk was filmed at the very moment of the capture of donetsk, filmed directly and broadcasted as they captured the prosecutor's office, as they tried to storm the sbu, and then we mean they tried to attack us right there, we are rallying, it just has to be someone. well, there is no request, we are filming the sbu, and then the first time was in donetsk, and it was the first time when i was in the city of donetsk, so in - i was passing through the airport again when i was already filming in the east there was not much left of the airport at that time that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but in donetsk itself they conducted a large survey, quite voluminous, and there the majority of respondents said that they were shooting in general, what kind of movements with uh fascination with the department because they not aware and they said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself, now you are alread

well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history. donetsk, well, the moment of the capture was filmed and broadcast directly, as they captured the prosecutor's office, as they tried to storm the sbu, er, and then we mean they tried to attack us right at this rally, someone just has to be . well, we have the sbu in donetsk, and this was the first time i was in the very in the place of donetsk , i went to the airport again , when i was already filming in the east, but there was little left from the airport at that moment that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but they brought me to donetsk itself the big survey is quite voluminous and there most of the respondents said that they do n't shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with the e-e fascination with the branch because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself now you are e-e already a military man after the full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks of tereo and now you are protecting our country no longer

well, i was one of the last passengers of donetsk airport in general history we flew there when we were already capturing donetsk, we filmed in donetsk itself at the moment of the capture, we filmed directly and broadcast how they captured the prosecutor's office and how they tried to storm the sbu then we mean they tried to attack us directly on this rally, it’s just that someone must not be the sbu in donetsk, and it was the first time when i was in the very place of donetsk, yes, at the airport, i was passing by once again when i was already filming in the east, there already from there was not much left of the airport at that moment that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but a large survey was brought to donetsk itself, quite voluminous, and there more respondents said that they do not shoot at all, what kind of movements with e-e capture with the department because they are not aware and they said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself. now you are already a military man after a full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks of the tereo and

first, we have general history.f you look into this history, you can see that psychology as a science and practice has always been in the service of state tasks, for example, during the great patriotic war, specialists in visual perception. engaged in masking publications. in leningrad and moscow, the kremlin, the bolshoi theater , neuropsychologists restored the lost higher mental functions, memory, attention, thinking, speech in wounded soldiers. in the post-war years, psychologists accompanied manned space flights , organized labor for production, and second. eh, in the nineties, there was a little connection between the whole branch of our psychological and these state tasks. it turned out to be thinner and the worst thing is that under the guise of psychological assistance, various shamans. fortunetellers, psychics began to promote their pseudo-psychological services. and now is the period. uh, after the pandemic. uh, the period of a special military operation. it is imperative that professional psychologists a

history, in fact, it should remain history, good, it or bad at the same time, this part of the general historye kiev regime destroys. particularly carefully the general roots under the cover of night as if the vandals came masked men. following the sculpture of the empress, the figures of deribas franz de valan grigory potemkin and platon zubov were removed from the pedestal odessa said goodbye to the founding fathers of the city erase any memory of them , the same fate befell and the monument to commander alexander suvorov was finished by morning air raid alert. today announced in 16 regions of ukraine, eyewitnesses reported massive strikes. the siren howled in kiev, people descended into the subway, a strong explosion and a fire was in kharkov, an outbreak was seen several kilometers away, hit by a military target in the amounts of dnepropetrovsk , lviv and zhitomir, as well as the poltava region of ukraine, in odessa, an anti-aircraft battery was destroyed near kiev and kharkov. they hit industrial enterprises, where they repaired damaged military equipment, they hit the transport and energ

well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history.flew there when they took over donetsk, filmed in donetsk itself at the moment of the takeover, so uh, they filmed directly and broadcasted how they took over the prosecutor's office, how they tried to storm the sbu, uh, and then we mean they tried to attack us right at this rally, no, it just has to be someone who is not the sbu in donetsk, it was the first time when i was in the very place of donetsk, so at the airport, i was passing by once again when i was already filming in the east, there was already little left of the airport at that time that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there a large survey was brought to donetsk itself, quite extensive, and most of the respondents there said that they do not shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with uh, fascination with the branch because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself, now you uh- already a military man, after a full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks

well, in general, history is far from them. why is there such a demand? are there so many nominated for awards? well, i accept it, not without the fact that they are professionally shot, but what i definitely liked also in the approach of the director 's entire team and the team and the production team - this is an attitude towards the families and children who became the heroes of these films, it is very important that the person in the frame must maintain his dignity, and the director must maintain and the entire team must maintain respect for this dignity we had the inadmissibility of situations or stories when the filming could traumatize a child, extract the intestines from her, taste the details, which is difficult to tell a child, and er, well, no one would allow such a thing, and this is also important, er, the foreign audience is very, very these things are distinguished when there is a lie when there is a special break when there is excessive dramatization and so on and so it is already difficult and painful and i think they filter this situatio

russian aggression against ukraine well, i was one of the last passengers of donetsk airport in general historywe flew there when donetsk was already captured, filmed at the very moment of donetsk capture, filmed directly broadcasted how they captured the prosecutor's office, how they tried to storm the sbu, uh, and then they tried to attack us right there we shoot the rally, it just has to be someone who is not the sbu, and then the first time i was in donetsk, it was the first time i was in the city of donetsk, so at the airport, i was then on arrival again when i was already filming on east of the airport, at that time there was not much left that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but a large survey was brought to donetsk itself, quite voluminous, and there the majority of respondents said that they do not shoot at all, what kind of movements with e i am delighted with the department because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself. now you are already a military man after a full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks of te

i don't say it general history it happens like this, but then again, you understand what the problemll, it's a problem. eh, it seems to me that it is more global, like when films are made about a family or with the participation of, so to speak, families. well, most of them anyway, otherwise, as a rule, a family with some kind of internal problem is a little flawed, and we rarely see on the screens, uh, examples of a complete, full -fledged harmonious family, or this is a mother with singles. uh, single, is there a woman divorced with a child, or is there some kind of conflict, or is it the male. the same, or there is some kind of hmm, some vices inside the whole thing, or some kind of lovers of a mistress and so on. we see that somehow everything is not great. and just like that, offhand, and not all of them, maybe you won’t be able to remember recent films and tv shows in which such well -known ones are hmm successful, yes, which a harmonious, complete family was shown, we almost don’t see it, i have a question and i understand that it is interesting to look at it, but obviously it

russian aggression against ukraine well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general historynt of capture was filmed directly and broadcasted as they captured the prosecutor's office as they tried to storm the sbu, er, and then we mean they tried to attack us right at this rally, no, just someone didn't ask you to film, not the sbu in donetsk, and it was the first time when i was in the very place donetsk is like that - i was passing through the airport one more time when i was already filming in the east, but at that time there was not much left of the airport that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but in donetsk itself they brought a large the survey is quite voluminous, and there most of the respondents said that they do not shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with uh, fascination with the branch because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself, now you are uh, already a military man after full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks of tereo and now you are protecting our country no longer on t

schmaky, in general, history will remain forever. dark, open, no one will ever answer clearly.sts in the comparison of moscow, so that this channel broke off relations with the west. makeyev really considered it to be in the interest of lukashenko, they always say that what as for moscow, see how it is always more complicated here, and the yard is more complicated and extensive, and there is more power under lukashenko , there is still a lot of pain, as they say, there are five main economic groups of the state which revolves around lukashenko, one of them represented them in moscow as if they were the main ones, then there is less, well, the cooperative ozero mobilization group, yes, on the row, well, there are patrushevportniks, well, there is some part of the apparatus, it is less, er, it has a resource, but the influence of m- m significant for putin, well, kovalchuk, who is close to the russian federation, here, eh, it’s not much, and the second game is because if with lukashenko there is still some mythical chance, lukashenko noticed that there is a lot of crap and i don’

so who knocked him down is clear, but hey, here it can also roll like that, well, schmaky in general history uh, there were interests in honor of the country , and there were interests in the country of moscow, so that this channel would cut off relations with the west. indeed, lukashenko was sending interests. lukashenko will always remain . it is more complicated here and the yard is more complicated and extensive and there is more power under lukashenko, still there is a lot of pain, as they say, there are five main economic groups of the state, which revolves around lukashenko, one of them i represented them in moscow, as if they were the main ones, then there are less, well, the cooperative ozero, the mobilization group, yes, on the row. well, there are patrushevportniks. well, there is some part of the hardware, it otherwise has a powerful resource, but it has a significant influence on putin, well, kovalchuk, who fsu damn when that's why there's not much here and the second game because if lukashenko there is still some mythical chance to sweep lukashenko to the ground , i don't know.

general histories as well as maritime and naval histories of the american revolution. rebels at sea fills the void by offering a comprehend account of privateering demonstrates that it was critical to winning the war, and that's one of the things that got me interested in writing book is that i felt that this aspect of the american revolution privateering have been overlooked too long. and to really understand the revolution, you have to take into account. privateering american privateer terrorism took the maritime fight to the british and made them bleed in countless daring actions against british merchant ships and a few warships, privateers cause british maritime insurance rates to rise diverted critical british resources to protecting their vessels and attacking privateers, added to british weariness over. the war, which lasted nearly eight years and played a starring in bringing france into the war on the side of the americans, which was a critical turning in the conflict. on the domestic front, privateering brought needed goods and military supplies into the nati

appomattox and accepted his surrender. >> he is arguably the greatest battlefield general in american military history.s. army general did what he did, which was to demonstrate true brilliance on the battlefield at every level of warfare. >> reporter: a portrait quite at odds with many of the historical depictions of grant. >> he was dismissed as incompetent or corrupt or an alcoholic that couldn't manage his demons and his alcohol. lincoln when told that grant drank famously responded, find out what he drinks, give it to the other generals. at least he fights. >> reporter: the wheel of history has turned and grant now stands on the pedestal with only two other americans, while statues of robert e. lee are coming down. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," when making a a family affair.for president i- >>> also, before tonight's takeoff, santa hit the skis on water. >>> and later, meet the special agents sniffing for contraband in atlanta. ♪ ♪ to show your support to help st. jude save the lives of these children. i experienced life at st. jude. every doll

but generally history tells us we are not at the peak until we are nearer to the fed topping out. don't have confidence we are there yet. that ties back to the view on inflation. tom: no peak in rates yet. that ties into the dollar, the dollar up, we have had a number of fx strategist saying we think we can cool peak dollar ahead of this meeting yesterday. [laughter] and it was premature to wring the death knell on this dollar surge, is that a clear take? jeffrey: the death of the dollar has been exaggerated for years. the question i would ask is what would turn the dollar tied around? -- tide around? you need the fed to back off which are not convinced of. they were hawkish today. they are going to continue to hike. i think also the dollar tends to be countercyclical, so you need to european and u.k. growth to rebound. you need chinese growth rebound. that's possible in 2023. i still think it's a lower probability scenario, that's not my base case given the data out of europe and china right now. you need the fed -- for the fed to back off you need the rest of the world to catch

history and tradition. we must educate our young generation on splendor, we invited our best outstanding students and remember the whole history of the past, learning the lessons of the history of war. i think that here in the cultural facility it must be said never to be locked up in orphanages at the hospital. uh, the bombs didn't fall, and then the whole history is like the history of culture. history created by generations will remain intact. total during action our children in the brest region will hold 2,000 events, their participants will be 220,000 children and adolescents from different parts of the region. in the new year with a healthy lifestyle in minsk, a christmas run was held , everyone could take part, the highlight is that amusing races were added to the main distance. this is a shuttle run and running backwards. the participants themselves brought a festive mood to the competition. as you can see, anyone of any age is running around, so why not radio pleasure. so i always participate in all races, in principle, therefore, we decided not to bypass this one. well, it's a positive emotion. firs

has some such big challenge, some such history that falls on it and this generationory. for example, there are great-grandfathers ours lived through the second world war yes, there and their parents lived through the first world war in our territory , we are laying this civil war in russia, we are publicly saying that well, it is unlikely that the ukrainian army should go to moscow to capture moscow, that well, not ours, not ours, on the concept of launching this war. we want to liberate our territory, but we want to make it impossible for such scenarios to repeat, so it is important for us to have these economic restrictions that will not allow russia in the future to hold against ukraine the votes of the people that we are discussing, but it false in my opinion because she is myopic again, well, first of all, it is not about whether we will go to moscow now, although theoretically , sometime in the future, it may become so, we are discussing various options in the kitchen. we discussed that they would attack us in the kitchen and it happened, that is, but the quest

generally of national importance. eh, historyrally important for any nation, especially at some difficult turns. e and state life e for us. uh, just such a moment has come when we are obliged to be very attentive to history and to hmm the formation of public consciousness on the basis of reliable historical data, therefore everything is being formed, of course, from school, so i agree to become vladimirovich and ask. uh, the administration of the president of the government and the structure of the relevant department concerned. not just to pay attention to this, but within the framework of the processes that are now underway, therefore, the direction of uh to take the necessary steps together with expert specialists in order for this proposal to be implemented. oh, i want everyone. uh, so in the president's human rights council, thank you for this work you're doing, it's always important, a today for our country it has a special. meaning i repeat what i said at the beginning uh, hmm special meaning today, because to me because p

into a single course of history today, unfortunately, the course of general history.on europe, and this bias is a must. fix and this we will definitely do the following works this information network social networks. this is the information war, which is waged by the collective west and the united states of america against children. they went down to the very bottom . here they took the most sacred thing that we have is children and involve them in this story. this should not be, and today we are opposing this, including by creating a white internet system with objective verified verified content, which from next year will be implemented in all schools sergey sergeevich let's be honest, let's say something in our two-way street. the only thing is, the ministry of education cannot be entrusted with the upbringing of children, because many parents read, i sent my child to school, and that’s it. let the teachers do it. and let's turn to parents that parents should also be engaged in raising children at school time. thank you very much for your work. thanks for the award,

there is no generation american history that has been deployed more, have given more than the generation represented by the people we will be looking at and honoring today. nobody has been in the situation where they show up for wind deployment and sometimes five or six. one of the lost times and flew into iraq, i went up in a cockpit, there is a special container. i went up with the group. i was telling my father-in-law and grade school friend. i said oh many is this your first deployment. nobody raised her hand. the flight crew was in it. i said how many second deployment? nobody raised her hand. third? three. fourth, two. faith? four. it doesn't happen very often. these kids kept getting back that. 1% defense 99% of us. -- 1% defends 99% of us. that doesn't eczema thing away from the world war ii veteran generation. but i want to tell you, it doesn't go noticed enough. how many of you who fought in iraq and afghanistan, although these last wars, how many of you mothers and wives and sons and daughters set at that -- saw an empty seat at the birthday party , the difference is on my gen

so, no general history. one of the earliest, this is a dramatic regulator. one of the earliest to come out, and still the most influential, a book called preachers present arms by ray age abrams. a sociologist, 1933. and the book appeared to be so thorough, so deeply researched, so authoritative, that it has been quoted for 90 years now as the definitive study of religion in world war i in america. and that is really unfortunate. really unfortunate, later, he published a new addition. an updated version of it to include the clergy during world war ii. and to include the clergy during the vietnam war. so, 30 some years later he was still focusing on this problem, this question. as a sociologist, abrams argued, presupposed that the institutional church had been, the word i used, earlier had been co-opted by the federal government. it had been nightly cooperative, complacent, and it had just allowed itself to be sucked into the war effort. which is not the story. that it's not the story. what he did here, and it's a remarkable bit of research. this is way befor

affairs here we have discussed a wide range of issues, including touched upon such as the general one. historyour uh, traditional values. ah, cultural issues. eh, you see, we have a lot in common, so for us, for example, what they are trying to impose on the sphere is unacceptable. e relationships, ah, trying to destroy family to impose new values, therefore, when the americans come here. uh, it's clear forever . but just now he said, he is visible and therefore everyone understands this. about how western structures prepare the ground for their harmful ideas. never had any illusions. this week there was information about a new batch of funding money spare no money in kazakhstan , the us agency for international development launched a new program for $ 200,000, its goal is called the development of some democratic institutions, as if without the intervention of washington democracy kazakhstanis do not have enough in uzbekistan, under the auspices of yosate, there is a five-year project worth 10 million. within its framework, america creates jobs in the private sector where american curators in

affairs here we have discussed a wide range of issues, including touched upon such as the general one. historys our traditional values. ah, cultural issues. hey, you see, we have a lot in common, so for us, for example, it is unacceptable, because they are trying to impose a series of relationships, and trying to destroy the family, cut out new values, therefore, when an american comes here. uh, understandable sheepskin. but now he said, he is visible and therefore everyone understands this. about how western structures prepare the ground for their harmful ideas. never had any illusions. this week, data appeared on a new batch of funding for money spared in kazakhstan by the us agency for international development launched the new program for 200,000 dollars, its goal is the development of some democratic institutions, as if without the intervention in washington , democracy is not enough for kazakhstanis in uzbekistan, under the auspices of usait, there is a five-year project worth 10 million. it is within its framework. america creates jobs in the private sector. where the american curators

for the first time in the history of not only the last few decades, but in general for the firsta has a policy and position on european security issues, this has never been uh in previous eras, even under mao zedong, especially , uh during the densiopina and khuzin tau period, china abstained from any position on european affairs, in principle, now china clearly states its position, it criticizes nato expansion, it says that it was us policy and nato expansion that created prerequisites for the ukrainian conflict. and china is in favor of the soonest. uh, settling this conflict through a policy of diplomatic negotiation and criticizing, the united states is openly for continuing to supply ukraine with weapons and so on for continuing the war. i say again, for the first time china has a european policy, especially in the field of security, and the second revolutionary change is exactly what sergei lavrov was talking about in the quote you quoted, because sergei lavrov said that neither one of the previous models of european security is not suitable for russia, and it is not satisf

on an embroidered shirt uh experts can to tell about the huge layer of ukrainian history and political contexts in generalkraine at that time, what state it was in. therefore, this is a very important artifact of ukrainian and cultural heritage of history in general, ms. lesya, this is not even about vyshyvanka now, but in fact, she showed me the road again. by the way, our director already has these photos, but i think we can show them again this year . the christmas theme and not just the christmas theme is not where it is depicted, for example, a christmas star that is typical for poland or germany. yes, it is not there. i collected this depicted wreath somewhere. so, where would the actual image be of ukrainian christmas, and only this year i finally found the tablecloth where our carolers were depicted, and as the saleswoman said, this year this tablecloth is simply wildly different from wildly sold out , even santa clauses have receded into the background, even receded into the background, some uh, all kinds of santa clauses or what we still have from the soviet union, and how in your opinion, these

you see, the belarusian team was so late, in general, the history of belarusian football was not likees, so why think about the opponent's problems, you need to think about your game, you need to think about your results and you need to understand that we have replenished our european cup piggy bank and raised the club rating. and for me, this is everton bath. uh, ranking points win over a premier league team, no matter what lineup, absolutely doesn't matter. that is, we won, so should they give our guys and uh, after all, a victory over a premier league club on its field is worth a lot. the same stadium, the same fans after a full stadium, but everything is fully consistent with the level of the premier league team. and therefore, let's talk about our victory and not about who the composition is. if the men's boca minsk tries to grow in the united vtb league and releases all those who can withstand legionnaire competition abroad, then in women's belarusian basketball, in other conditions, none of the girls are kept from trying to leave for a foreign club by the rest, in order not to

yes, in general, i repeat the history of such a mass and this suggests a simple thought.h, russophobia. like, uh, the way we see it in europe today. it's essentially become a political technology. fight against russia and in general, so to speak, well, some kind of social mobilization of europeans. and you know, this is very serious and strongly reminiscent of, uh, the technologies that nazi germany used anti-semitism, which was also called upon at one time. here, uh, somehow rally. uh, the germans of hitler's germany you know about this. it 's not my assessment, it's like such a popular place. e even appeared such a black humor anecdote about how two old men in jerusalem flipping through newspapers. e european today's looks and they say. we are all no longer needed. now the russians are to blame for everything. and this, unfortunately, you know , such, as it were, unpleasant humor, but nevertheless a very sober assessment of what is happening, but by and large. i would even return e not only to anti-semitism, i would also remember the genocide of the soviet people, to wh

. generally accepted histories.g about 1984 and of course in that book history has be reworked by the hero as part of his task within the ministry of his task within the ministry of truth to retell history in a way that suits the regime. but what prospect do you think there is now that after the work that you've done and also the tone that you've professor ronald hutton using about your work, that a new consensus might emerge? well have to say he's he too much on my mind. he's in the minority. there are very few historians take the line. he does that. i've noticed. and yet until you to me this event took took place maybe about 300 years ago. and think it could take that long. to be before it flips on its head . what it's a on its head. what it's a historical miscarriage of justice. it's wrong. i'm trying to right a wrong . you know, the to right a wrong. you know, the books that i've written endorse all of this and it's just very frustrating to realise that long i'm gone and you know , that it i'm gone and you know,

some reason. the reason he stayed in france, which had enormous consequences for the history of his country and in generale. well, what a beautiful question? i think yes the question is beautiful hints, please tell me if let's take a look and i knew you would have questions. i'll show you well it will be now we have a record. the one about which well, come on, yes , yes, yes, a sign that the disabled person, and transport, or places. there is no vehicle for a disabled person or a vehicle , that the word disabled is associated with napoleon buried in the house of the disabled, yes, yes, he himself, in principle, organized this institution for wounded soldiers in france, they began to build these houses of the disabled, where were placed, uh, soldiers well, who lost limbs up the battlefield and so on. and there he is buried. there is in the grave so but, what a beautiful musical clue number two, yes, the group aba. the group's song is about the famous waterloo song, they won the eurovision song contest with this song. yes, we won eurovision and , in fact, yes, we lost the golden gramophone and alexander won

there is no generation in american history that have been deployed more, have given more the generation represented by the people we are going to be honoring today. nobody has been in a situation where they show up for the one deployment for three and four or five and six. one of the last times i flew into iraq i went into the cockpit, they flew me the silver bullet, when they fly the president there is a special container they stick you in and i went up with the group. i was telling beau's father-in-law and my grade school friend and he was taping it all, i say are you going to use it against me, i say is is your first deployment? nobody raise their hands. the crew was there as well. i said how many second deployments? nobody raise their hands. third, three, fourth, two, fifth, four. that does not happen very often. these kids keep getting backup. 1% of them defend 99% of us. 1%. that does not take that thing away from the world war ii veterans generation. i want to tell you because not go unnoticed enough -- how many of you fought in iraq and afghanistan and through these last wars we

experience me in general in the history of rhythmic gymnastics.t seems to me that 6 minutes counted scores 6 minutes a day did not count scores of six. for you , these 6 minutes, probably, have become like 600 so long that what did you think about, how did you experience it, and it was these six more minutes, when the result was not yet understood by people, there is enough conscience to understand that the mistake is very bad and very expensive for a rival girl from israel when the tape was lying on the floor. will give money the opportunity to still win a gold medal, but even that came down from uh pre-arranged and the story that russians should not be on the highest step of the pedestal linen scar this girl from israel who became after all these mistakes. the world champion, she then did not appear at any competitions. what does this say? the thing is that this girl she is a very good girl, and my children are still friends with her. in general, they rewrite. when she made this mistake, she was very upset because she thought that she would not