and she finds out that the gestapo was about to come and get her. so she takes cuthbert her wooden leg. and she walks 50 miles through the pyrenees mountains in the middle of a snowstorm to get to neutral spain. she then cable is the british contact office in london saying, i am now in spain. but cuthbert gave a lot of problems and they cable back should crews. not realizing it was her wouldn't like she is gutsy. so in fearless brave she goes back into occupied france for oasis. you see there their original insignia there. and while bill donovan general donovan sends in and she does a magnificent job of espionage and then she comes at the end of the war, he wants her to be given a medal at thehi by president truman. she says no, i want to stay undercover and continue my work er it may be. so he presents her with the army, distinguished service cross. privately in hise, which the photograph here on the right my instinct having b years and several seven federal agencies. my gutnct had she been a man and in uniform, she would have gotten the meda honor

despite the fear of the gestapo and the threat of hitler jugend raids, it was the residents of polmnikind several prisoners escape by surviving the massacre on the ice of the baltic and managing to crawl to the nearest shelter. i woke up in the barn where i slept, buried in straw from the sound of a voice in polish, this there was a polish woman who was kidnapped to work on a german farm. took me to the kitchen of a german housewife, she gave me milk soup, oh, it was a miracle, as i remember now, i ate seven plates, the woman was over 70, her daughter -in-law wanted to hand me over to the gestapo, but the hostess sympathized with me, she took me to doctor, he looked at me, saw the number on my hand, cut off the skin along with the number so that they wouldn’t identify me by it, what still surprises me is the behavior of the little children in that peasant farm, they were... 6-8, they they knew that i was jewish, but they didn’t tell anyone about me. hanyu ptashnik was saved by a wehrmacht soldier who had not lost his humanity during the 5 years of war. she hid in a barn; as it later turn

in a word, the gestapo had little to learn from even in the second world war, and its descendants, let'say, in the form of russian chekists, are even scarier, almost, almost reminiscent of an anecdote, you know what is written in the anamnesis of someone who was expelled from the gestapo for being incredibly rude. in front of our eyes, because today in the voronezh region, 150 km from the ukrainian border, the russian fascist invaders bombed the voronezh region, in a word visualized an anecdote about the time to bomb voronezh, this is what remained of one of the streets. well, if you compare it with what is happening in our country, it is very, very little. in fact, in kyiv there are already 33 wounded, 32 people. were hospitalized in kharkiv, the number of victims increased to 45, 38 people, including four children, are in hospitals. we are moving on, and our next guest tetyana nikolayenko, a member of the public anti-corruption council under the ministry of defense of ukraine, journalist "cenzurnet" is already in contact with us. ms. tatyana, congratulations. good day. if you can say s

he was not a gestapo. he was . we stayed not a gestapo. he was.re with those german couple in the farmers until the allies came . the english and americans came. the english and americans come into the looking around for the germans who were hiding . the germans who were hiding. they were looking for survival hours . and they knock on the hours. and they knock on the door and they come into the hut. my door and they come into the hut. my aunt explained , we are not my aunt explained, we are not germans . and they said , we're germans. and they said, we're looking for any german, said, you know, any . and the woman, you know, any. and the woman, the farmer's wife, standing there knowing my aunt knew exactly where her nephew was. and my aunt said , i don't know and my aunt said, i don't know any . any. >> these are amazing stories. well, and your survival is so much against the odds, isn't it? >> it is completely, completely. so eventually they take us, uh, the allies, the english actually said we have a compound ground which is not very far from he

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with german abdor, with the gestapo. why did they get along with the germans and the nazis?e nazis, germany is above all, and for those , ukraine is above all. and bandera and shukhevych, of course, they are in the school curriculum, they are now being studied. some became heroes of ukraine, that is, they were officially given these titles, streets began to be renamed, monuments began to be demolished, and water was poured on them. i already saw our military, that is, people in uniform too, and i saw a child through the window and began to sing, as it was programmed for him there, that is, in fact, this the anthem of ukraine, here she is saying it, i’ll still calm you down, she says, that’s it, that’s it, it’s long gone , i need to sing nothing, no one will force you to do anything, we’ve been living without rights for 8 years, my youngest child is exactly 8 years old, he’s like a child of war, what? only through russia can we have all these rights and everything else, you understand, thank you very much for being recognized now, finally something has moved at all in 8 years

during the hours of another worldly war in budynka , the german commandant's office and the gestapo softenedf the turma, the cells were catapulted and executed in a pack. the unique shape of the house and the shape of the bank and the landscape of the garden are ideal for the meat industry. sometimes the initial bombardments did not reveal any plane. there was no electronic obsession then. during the entire hundred-year history of this mysterious bank, not a single good hand dared to touch it. i geta not jiuna. pakul u chalavechay souls peravazhae tsyaga da mastatstva, not skvapnasts. only for our tv viewers we choose the best routes, much better. appreciate what you have and be proud of it, because there is no other lead like it in any european country. and we set off on an exciting journey. products created by local craftsmen were in great demand throughout europe. ivan the terrible himself could not resist bykhov's guns. in fact, gedemin had seven daughters, but none of them were named lida. please note that egaila only gets younger over time, although for a moment he turned 71 years old

not give me permission, well, can you imagine what this prison is, this is the sbu, as well as the gestapotserkovny, he received permission for my son to contact his sister, who lives in the usa today, and the judge agreed that yes, this can be done, it was in october in october that... he can call his sister in the usa. victor, his lawyer came to prison and said: this is a judicial order. and the answer was this. our system doesn't work, it doesn't work, you can't call. it’s very difficult to talk about this, but it’s still very important to say goodbye, to be able to say goodbye to a loved one. you had such an opportunity, was your son’s body handed over to you, or has this not happened yet, is there any help? therefore, of course, it is necessary to make sure that she is not able to conduct an independent assessment of the damage to his corpse, because there is an official conclusion, and it is impossible to take him to poland, for example, because. "i don't want, for the us to do this, what will they do now, they are helping through my daughter, i don’t want to talk to them, they are d

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how did she find them there, she took the files, but not the right ones, well, i was convinced, the gestapo, and it’s not her who is killing him, yes, and this is not strange, she seems to be covering her tracks, but what if she is at the same time with them, with whom, with those who killed likhov, dubrovinsky, the one i told you about, well, the head of the construction company, you finally shook your head, you yourself said that she is eager to find out who killed likhovo and... conscripts and contract soldiers in the city over the past 3 years, and also find prokopenko, we have a spate of robberies.

prison did not give me permission, well, can you imagine what this prison is, this is the sbu, the gestapossion for my son to contact... here is a sister who lives in the usa today, and the judge agreed that yes, this can be done, this was in october in october, that yes, he can call his sister in the usa. victor, his lawyer came to prison and said: this is a court order. and the answer was: our system does not work, it doesn't work, you can't call. this is very difficult to talk about. but it’s still very important to say goodbye, to have the opportunity to say goodbye to a loved one, did you have such an opportunity, was your son’s body handed over to you, or has this not happened yet, are the american authorities somehow helping in this matter, or maybe the ukrainian side is somehow helping. you know, my son's body is still lying in the morgue of this hospital, his ex-wife, maria, asked for his body, they said something like this, you know, there are so many dead, he needs to be cremated, we can only give you the ashes, but maria wanted to get an autopsy. so that the body is completely

most viewers konstantin zheldin was known to the investigator's roles from gestapo investigator holtofa taxi driver from brother two, a chief appraiser from isaev and a bandit from liquidation. in total, his creative biography includes dozens of roles in films and tv series, as his acting colleagues admit, not very skillfully. he very skillfully created unique images of the theater stage in cinema; his creative passion never left him even in his old age. that's what beloved had strongly - a theater family and a theater team. and in this, in another case, konstantin zhildin will never be forgotten for the fact that he was natural, at the same time, very a very important participant. participant, colleague, friend and team member. a whole life is immediately built behind what zheldin plays. it seems to me that this is something that is typical for actors. of the older generation , when not only the profession is very important, but also the inner content, the life lived, life experience, what zheldin put into each of the new roles he played, he immediately appears to believe in this enti

then she was working for the gestapo and dropping flyers over the white house.amazing story about when she goes on trial. one of the witnesses against her in that trial was a surgeon who operated on her. he said that after she was under the 11, guess all she wanted to talk about was her swastika net lip -- necklace. one of the most influential and popular sent -- celebrities in the country. her espousing the views that she had, being such a dare devil in a way where she was surprising them. we don't have anything like that today. it is a different kind of power in terms of competing. >> and that level of mass fame is just harder to achieve now because of how fractured it is. there are these people in the book, and laura is a great example. you've never heard of them, they remain massively famous at the time. there is a bunch of those that you can tell a story about. then there is henry ford. it's so funny because i know -- again, the broad strokes of henry ford. really on that list, ford murders basically created the modern means, the modern factory method of as

everyone also remembered the insinuating gestapo man from the film major vikhar, the cold nazi.nce always loved him a white guard captain from counterintelligence as adjutant to his excellency. i saw you yesterday with a very interesting girl, are you on time, captain? and the directors appreciated the fact that he did not act, but lived in his characters, as in the image of the bandit shteichel in the series liquidation. chakanchik, dear! but you said, well, where can i get you three trucks? a wonderful artist of the old school, in whom you believe every word, every role of his, absolutely with one hundred percent results. zhildin was one of the oldest actors in russia, until recently who appeared on stage at the time, talented and passionate, remained in the bright ranks of that stage galaxy by which we recognize time and ourselves in it. yes, yes, yes, sit down on the path, sit down, you need to sit down on the path, dmitry kaistra, maria dobroradnykh, diana fetisova, lead. more than 23 thousand russians have already received help from the circle of good foundation. it was cr

she was the top gestapo agent in the united states. she had a monthly stipend.u know how you do times machine for all of the new york times machine? you can use the time machine. and that is a limit to how much you can use the time machine. >> you found it? >> i found it by spending a lot of time with laura angles. >> she's getting kicked out of the bar at 4 am. that's, it say. >> you're done. you are over served on stories about laura angles not see aviator. they called me. i was, like i don't think you had my number. but she was so famous that there was an article in the newspaper, in the new york times, in 1934, when she got a speeding ticket. article in the new york times. by 1935, she was so famous, there is an article in the new york times when she got a parting ticket. it was crazy how famously was. and, then she's working for the gestapo and dropping flyers over the white house. there's an amazing story from when she goes on trial. one of the witnesses against her in her trial was a surgeon who operated on her, he said that after she was under the laughi

different from what happened with my son, my son was a free reporter, he... when he was detained by this gestapoined on april 15, 2022, my son was detained first for 7 days, then he was released, without nomination no charges, but during the 7 days while my son was locked up, they searched his premises, stole all the equipment on which he processed the video, stole all the money that was in his apartment, stole his personal belongings, other things, because these are... real savages, they acted like animals, they stole from everything, and after my son was released on april 27, 2022, when he finally received all this equipment, he still had to buy new equipment and he again returned back to the information space and said what he was thinking about, and zelensky, what he did. now he called it a russian attack on ukraine, he, my son , talked about what was really happening, but i must say, zelensky is a product of the cia. they threw out the previous president, installed this dictator, this butcher zelensky, who promised in his company that he was a peace-loving person. so he is not a peace-loving

he was head of the gestapo and leone and occupied france and the torres for his cruelty. the joseph mingled a doctor was infamous for his experiments on prisoners at outfits. his journey led him across half of south america. in the 1st, no one paid the many attention and they lived their lives almost entirely undisturbed. the got a few more hesitant protest, so there was a safety net for the germans here, a network that was founded by high ranking, assess officers, basically right at the end of the 2nd world war. just want to see how to do it supplied everything. forge documents, transportation, we work in put the ss or the how and where did shlomo smiles in our lives. the next leg of our journey took us inland and brazil. when shlomo arrived here, he didn't know that wagner was also living in brazil. the shlomo lived in this building on the top floor with a large group top terrace. the . this is where i live with my family apartment 6. 02. the . and this is where stand this lonely dominic the this footage was taken in shlomo. is the apartment in the 1980s. norma, charlot

they informed the german gestapo or the police that there was a little jewish boy hiding five years old. boy in hiding in five years old. that was five years old. >> and somebody did that to you? >> and somebody did that to you? >> yes . because they was >> uh, yes. because they was they betrayed their little boy of five. i can understand the mentality behind them. that's what police picked what happened. the police picked me up. they took me to a solitary prison cell while stayed overnight. and i was taken to a transit camp . and i taken to a transit camp. and i was in this transit camp for about ten days. it was pretty filthy . no food. filthy. no food. >> it looked after. i were in the transit camp, i don't know, i was five years old, didn't know what was happening with to me. >> my parents had gone, don't know where they'd gone. um, there was minimal toilet facilities, no food or very little food, but there was was inedible. no blankets or beds to sleep in properly and cover yourself at night . it surrender. yourself at night. it surrender. >> so was there other children there? >> t

it's going to become very technical, so this is an off-the-cuff reaction because there's this whole gestapo much, but basically, i think the supreme court is expected to just decide the colorado case based on the colorado trial and the trial judge's finding in colorado that donald trump was an insurrectionist, that he'd given aid and comfort to the insurrectionists on january 6th, putting him squarely within the 14th amendment's terms. i think you're right, lisa, to say the court would probably add some language, if they were to affirm the colorado supreme court, the u.s. supreme court would say, look, you know, we're basing it on the way this case, as it comes to the court with the facts as adjudicated by the trial judge. i think then it would be open to donald trump in other states to try and say he's not an insurrectionist. you know, tough argument, but he can try and make that argument. the challengers might say this collateral estoppel, you've litigated this in one court, you don't get another bite at the apple. it will get pretty technical and probably too hard to resolve on this vide

the gestapo and reshetnikov arrested the chief of uur. occasion?got it? yes, no, i didn’t bother. well, okay, call him, shoot the arrow, you need details. all the details, i already know everything, guest arrived. from moscow i placed an order for optics with stratilium, the deadline was one day, for an urgent one he would pay a triple rate, well, the little man called me, since he himself has been in trouble for a long time, but wants to live in peace, he can draw up a portrait, or he will have to go to our specialists. an unexpected decision was made today by the st. petersburg city court, which examined complaints from lawyers about the choice of a preventive measure for the former head of the economic security department and... who was arrested for 2 months in the case of an attempt on the life of a police officer, by the decision of the appeal instance, ryazhsky was released from the pre-trial detention center; when making decisions , the state of health of ryazhsky, who suffers from a number of serious chronic diseases, was taken into account

tactics deployed by the post office investigation department, our members have described often as being gestapo and i do know that many of the postmasters that ultimately ended up having conviction , you ended up having conviction, you know, terrible convictions that shouldn't have happened, came about as a consequence of these investigations . department investigations. department interrogations , uh, where they interrogations, uh, where they also searched homes, they searched cars . they went through searched cars. they went through bank accounts to see if there was money. and they they put the frighteners on on the postmasters. and it was disgraceful the way they they've conducted themselves . conducted themselves. >> and it seems that in the course of these interrogations , course of these interrogations, these investigations , these investigations, postmasters have been encouraged to plead guilty , even if they to plead guilty, even if they weren't just to let often the abuse lessen the harassment, lessen the trauma . lessen the trauma. >> absolutely . i mean, that was >> absolutely. i mea

so that castle, the gestapo castle was an hertfordshire wasn't in europe .re they filmed it. is it knebworth? knebworth thank you very much. it's all in the background . they it's all in the background. they built the prison camp in the background and. and the execution. where lee marvin arrives for the execution, which he the hanging at the beginning of the thing that takes place inside the knebworth house. so it was all shot there. i went up there to cover it. i was working for upi at the time and, uh, muhammad ali was in a was captured by these people and they were there was about a dozen of them in their red bow ties going everywhere with him. he was afraid to speak to anybody. he got on terribly well with jim brown . they were with jim brown. they were buddies, know, were buddies, you know, they were banging each banging fists and hugging each other . but felt very, very other. but i felt very, very sorry . it was before muhammad sorry. it was before muhammad ali came out , sorry. it was before muhammad ali came out, put in sorry. it was before muhammad

the going to be the gestapo are going to be walking the street and walking down the street and askingll peaceful pacific, boring, well regulated work there for a number of years in switzerland and france. and know no and in france. and i know no other european countries . other european countries. there's european country that there's no european country that doesn't have an identity card system. and if you want to access any public service this, you've got to show this. >> all right. just a very brief word, charlie . is this a good word, charlie. is this a good idea ? idea? >> uh, no, i'm not entirely sure how that would help the current situation that we're talking about. you someone that's situation that we're talking about. int01 someone that's situation that we're talking about. into this someone that's situation that we're talking about. into this countryie that's coming into this country illegally, you're someone illegally, or if you're someone that does an asylum claim that does have an asylum claim to you're still in touch to make, you're still in touch with the system becaus