during the battles for gisel, the advanced german units suffered huge losses and were forced to retreat general mackensen wrote: the four-day battle of gisel ended in the complete defeat of the third tank corps. persecution of ours. troops continue, the soviet command was able to concentrate the required number of troops, pull up, use the relief conditions, terrain conditions, while the germans, as always, had very stretched lines of communication, they did not receive oil, and what is most important, the germans did not receive warehouses, because the goal of kleist, when he beat the greenhouse, was to capture the warehouses. fuel, he was running out of it, and the german command , this is the flaw in the planning of the german command, it was already planning an operation based on fuel that would be captured from the enemy, which would later be everywhere in 1944, 1945, which in itself was nonsense planned, here he was also present such planning, they did not capture him, in november 1942... an american delegation visited north ossetia in led by the personal representative of us presi

gisel ended in the complete defeat of the third panzer corps.our troops continues. the soviet command was able to concentrate the required number of troops, pull them up, and take advantage of the terrain and terrain conditions. at the same time, the germans, as always, had very stretched lines of communication. they didn't get the oil. and what is most important, the germans did not receive a warehouse. because the goal of kleist, when he beat parzhinikz, was to capture the clan of fuel, he was running out of it, and the german command, this is the flaw in the planning of the german command, it was already then, which later in the year forty-four would be everywhere, planning an operation with counting on fuel that would be captured from the enemy, which in itself was nonsense, he was also present here. suved soldiers take the strength to fight well, pay attention to how stubborn the battle they withstand, there are already few of them, but how they they are still strong in spirit, they are confident in their victory. yes, these are excellent s

advanced german units broke into the village of gisel.re they had only 8 km to go to the center of ardzhanikidze, but the nazis were unable to take the city. soon they were surrounded and defeated near gisel. selected tank units of the wehrmacht, after which the german offensive on the caucasus has stopped. hitler put everything he had into this blow. the goal was to destroy the soviet union, in principle, to take it out of the war. the battle for the caucasus lasted 442 days. on the front stretching from novorossiysk to... the caucasus, how did the germans manage to get to the top of elbrus, why did the battle for the caucasus turn into a military disaster for hitler? at the end of july 1942, german troops reached the foothills of the caucasus. on august 15, they approached the foot of the ancient volcano, mount elbrus. it was the highest mountain in europe. she rose 5.5 km high above the plain. to conquer elbrus, the germans sent 18 military climbers from the edelweiss mountain rifle division. the ascent was commanded by captain hines g

gisele bundchen is serving 20 years in prison for trafficking young girls.pect the files any moment. >> harris: you'll pop up and cover it for us. thank you very much. well, back in the news again. claudine gay, president of harvard university. there are 50 plagiarism claims against her, she is stealing work and putting quotes around people, she is just added quotes to other people's work from scholars. there she is again. with those new allegations and now students, some honor students on the campus of harvard, imagine how much work you have to put in to get to harvard and now a special list of smart kids, they want her out. those accusations are too much for them. she has taken criticism for not protecting students of jewish faith on campus. patrick. >> patrick: i used to teach at west point, it is heartbreaking to see university of pennsylvania chair resigned. you saw at harvard student newspaper asked for a resignation. i think the president's days are numbered, maybe make it through the year, new leadership at harvard because people saw what happened an

soon, near gisel, selected wehrmacht tank units were surrounded and defeated.man offensive in the caucasus stopped. hitler put everything he had into this blow. the goal was destroy the soviet union, in principle, take it out of the war. the battle for the caucasus lasted 442 days. on the front, stretching from novorossiysk mozdok, 1.5 million people fought in mortal combat. very long, difficult, very bloody. the battle for the caucasus ended in our victory. what goals did hitler pursue in the caucasus? how did the germans manage to get to the top of elbrus? why did the battle of the caucasus turn into a military disaster for hitler? at the end of july 1942, german troops reached the foothills of the caucasus, and on august 15 they approached to the foot of the ancient volcano to mount el brus. it was the highest mountain in europe. it rose 5.5 km high above the plain. to conquer elbrus, the germans sent 18 military climbers from the edelweiss mountain rifle division. the ascent was commanded by captain hines groth. in 1939, even before the start of the war, gr

soon, near gisel, selected wehrmacht tank units were surrounded and defeated. this, the german offensive in the caucasus stopped. githwerd invested in this one. blow, everything that happened, the goal was to destroy the soviet union, in principle , to take it out of the war, the battle for the caucasus lasted 442 days, on the front stretching from novorossiysk to mozdok, one and a half million people fought in a mortal battle, very long, difficult , very the bloody battle for the caucasus ended in our victory. hyper pursued goals in the caucasus, how the germans managed to get to the top of elbrus, why the battle for the caucasus turned into a military disaster for hitler. at the end of july 1942, german troops reached the foothills of the caucasus. on august 15, they approached the foot of the ancient volcano, mount elbrus. it was the highest mountain in europe. it rose 5.5 km high above the plain. the germans sent 18 military climbers from the mountain rifle team to conquer elbrus edelweiss divisions. the ascent was commanded by captain hines groth. in 1939,

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public, shut up, you guys are deeply mistaken if you think that he is your son, he is the same son as gisellefender, look, he will arrange it for you. he's right, i'm not your son, i'm not your son, i i deceived you yesterday, understand, i didn’t mean to, it all happened by accident, yesterday, when you knocked on her door. i found out your name and remembered your apartment, we wanted to leave greece, everything happened by itself. impossible, this cannot be, i hope that you will forgive me, because i, well, in general, i am glad that i came to you. but i don’t believe it, say that you are my son, son, because really, son, no, but i don’t believe it, i don’t want to believe it. i myself no longer believe that i am not your son, oh, but a fact is a fact, but i don’t understand, i don’t want to understand this, you are my son, you are a real sakhafan! you are my beloved son, dad, and we, and i, vasenka, you are also my children, only he is older than you, he is smarter than you, you are some wonderful people, you almost burned down the house, volodya, come here, whatever it is, and i consider

kind of mixed in with this idea of, well, within these certain ballets, if you think of swan lake or gisellend you're supposed to be otherworldly or you're supposed to be a fairy or a creature or not be alive. and so they say that you need to make your skin match or not shiny. and so it took me a couple of years to feel confident enough and comfortable enough to go and have agency over myself and express what it was i was feeling with my artistic director and with the artistic staff. how much has changed, misty, just like even in the conversation in the united states? i mean, we've had so much upheaval, metoo, george floyd, even covid. i mean, how much is the conversation different today than how it would have been even five years ago? it was mind—blowing to me to see the shift happen during covid, and, you know, with the uprise of black lives matter and the murder of george floyd. you know, it was something that i knew i would always be fighting for, to push this conversation, to see real change happen. and... but i never imagined it would happen so quickly. there's still so much that needs

bill clinton is described as a key person in the case of jeffrey epstein and gisele bundchen. that is not the biggest revelation about the former president thchl is a busy thursday morning, i'm todd piro, carley shimkus has the day off. many people named have not been accused of wrongdoing, but the list is answering some questions about associates and friends. what else are we learning from them? >> brooke: a judge releasing nearly 200 names from a lawsuit brought by ghislaine maxwell. the documents detail personal relationship with epstein including four trips clinton took on the convicted sex offender private plane in the early 2000. one victim was asked if epstein ever talked to her about bill clinton. she answered, he said one time clinton likes them young, levering to girls. other people named are donald trump, michael jackson, alan dershowitz. here is alan dershowitz responding. >> documents will reveal that she did misidentify me. i never met her, never heard of her, never spoke to her and i can prove it by independent means. i have all my travel records, all television

. >> giselle. what? >> giselle. what?nst mandatory prison sentences carrying prison sentences for carrying a knife so obviously this is knife. so obviously this is after we've been talking about knife already so knife crime already today. so it's news. yeah. and the it's in the news. yeah. and the actor he's actor and campaigner, he's making that you can't making the point that you can't have all. if have one size fits all. so if somebody is caught carrying a knife these things knife especially these things called knives had called zombie knives which i had to image them. they are to google image them. they are terrifying. and there's no messing. you can't pretend they're fishing. they're they're for fishing. they're they're for fishing. they're they're aggressive looking they're very aggressive looking pieces of kit and they've got designs get designs on them that can get a stone out horse's hoof. stone out of a horse's hoof. absolutely not. and some of them have even you know, like have even got, you know, like these fa

is in the thirteenth arrondissement and is located between the avenue pierre-mendes-france and rue giselle in october 2003 during his last world tour. the initiator of the emergence of a new street was the former mayor of the 13th arrondissement of paris, jerome coumet, a big fan of the artist, back in 2020. in his opinion, throughout his career, bowie had a strong connection with france and its capital, of course, including both touring in the country and recording in a local studio. example. right now let’s get acquainted with a man, our fellow countryman, joseph gashkevich and his achievements. joseph gashkevich was born in 1814 in the village of strelichevo-reshchitsky district, in the family of a priest. in 1835, he graduated from the minsk theological seminary and was sent to the st. petersburg theological academy. gashkevich was good at foreign languages, which largely predetermined his future fate. in 1839, by decision of the synod. he was sent on a spiritual mission to beijing. in china , gashkevich learned several oriental languages ​​and was actively involved in nature research.

this one girl named giselle, she says to me, charles, you've had four diet coke's in the last hour.aid quit counting my diet cokes. this will be number four and a half. >> gayle: tell stephen how many you normally have, charles. >> charles: between 15 and 20 a day. [audience reacts] >> gayle: i know. we must help this man. >> charles: it tastes good. >> stephen: i understand. they are absolutely -- gayle, do you want this? i'll take it then. >> charles: i really want to stop drinking diet coke. >> gayle: why do you drink so many? >> charles: it tastes good. >> gayle: 15 is too many. >> stephen: have you heard of water? >> charles: kenny gives me a hard time. i never drink water. it doesn't taste like anything. it doesn't taste like anything. >> gayle: we are trying to help him. >> stephen: all right. gayle, you had -- >> charles: he is trying to help me as he gave me a diet coke? >> stephen: yeah. you are trying to help him. i don't care. >> gayle: i care, charles. >> stephen: gayle, you are at the golden globes on sunday. >> gayle: yes. >> stephen: right there. there you go. and yo

georgetown track and runs like a gisele and coming and she knows how hard it is to become a divisionofessional athlete and sacrifices that need to be made and make as very simple argument. if steroids or human growth hormones, hgh, give athlete as chemical and biological advantage, same for people born as males and competing against people born as females and therefore it should not allowed. this is especially true for example in sports like hockey or boxing where you can get really injured or even killed in the case of boxing. when you're competing but riley gains who you just played there, she said this two weeks ago, mark my words, it'll take a woman getting killed before the misogynies ick fools wake up. great to see push back because a lot of women would be afraid to be labeled as trans-phobic if they spoke up about this. it's only common sense. males against males and females against females and no one gets hurt. liz: the bullying going on. it's moral vanity. you know, joe, we don't want people to get killed. we have more and more reports of women athletes getting injured and w

. >> giselle bundchen, tom brady. -- >> so there you go. but she's just as famous.int is it happens. and i understand that she registers 8 to 80, she hits. but i've got to tell you, the true fans, we've had enough. and let her enjoy the game. >> i think partially it's different, because it's taylor swift. >> your daughter loves her? >> my daughters never watched football. but they started coming in the room. they're watching. she's bringing us together! she's bringing america together. people are watching football that didn't watch football before. >> i agree with you, i love the idea. and i'm happy to have another group of younger women watching football. but to say that, i'm hearing all these theories that women weren't watching football, i was in philadelphia just last week. tell that to the lady sitting at the bar next to me who were so upset about the fact that taylor is the only person they show. also upset that -- that's not here nor there. but women have been watching sports before taylor swift came on. >> but two things can be true, women have been watching

look, they used to pan giselle bundchen when she was married to tom brady. what's the big deal?nk she's also getting seats for the nfl. they're not gonna complain. >> i think that there is a segment of white america who sees taylor swift as being representative of theirs in a way that beyoncÉ is not. in a way that rihanna is not. in a way that shook here is not. and because she's theirs they feel betrayed that she aligns with values that they don't want. >> she appears to be all american and all american is they around. >> yes, yes. and you now -- >> you just blew my mind. >> what i believe ideologically represents american values and ideologies and how dare you do so because i supported you, i've allowed my daughter to go see you, i paid the big money to support you. and so now that you don't go along with me, you betrayed me in my very american base. >> what the right but eye to see nfl game is kanye making out with the pillow guy. that would be good fun for the nfl. >> i can't unsee that. why? >> look -- but. >> they also like to see taylor swift arm and arm with them. and th

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she appeared on the covers of glossy magazines along with top models like laetitia casta and gisele bunkhinto her . portrayed her herself, the choupette, despite the invitation to the ball, did not show up, although kim kardashian really wanted to take her as an accessory and even flew to paris for this, but the cat immediately hissed at her and even tried to bite her. by the way, without lagerfeld's inheritance, choupette found herself in able to provide for herself well, modeling contracts brought her several million dollars. another fluffy model, picket, a cat with not', also made great money. bite, which seemed to the whole world to be the gloomiest animal. the gloomy cat was filmed in advertising, movies and television. a special variety of coffee, grampucina, appeared, however, without the owner’s permission, for which she sued the manufacturer for more than 700 thousand dollars for copyright infringement. in total, according to media reports, she earned about $100 million from her pet. and although grumpicket died in 2019, her social networks are still active and she continues to bri

we've got giselle from the english national ballet. we've got a gorgeous, gorgeous clip to have a look at. >> let's look at it . being able to show stuff like that. >> are we all beautiful? adolf? adam gorgeous music. mary skeaping . it says there is the skeaping. it says there is the choreographer. it's 1971, but it's back from the 1840s, the original french, and she restored a lot of it. so this is as traditional as ballet gets. and i love a lot of the modern stuff, but this is sumptuous and often very slow, and it's all about details and it's gorgeously , gorgeously dance. gorgeously, gorgeously dance. you can see there . it starts in you can see there. it starts in a kind of flurry of joyous, bucolic countryside , and we're bucolic countryside, and we're in a little village , beautiful in a little village, beautiful young village girl giselle of the title. she loves to dance, but she has a heart problem and she's being wooed by a handsome chap who is actually turns out to be a bit of a bounder. he's a local nobleman. nobleman in di

the investment in the show saw investment in businesswoman boxer's businesswoman giselle boxer's brandseeds. ear seeds, which about, which which you now know about, which is you put your ear is something you put in your ear andifs is something you put in your ear and it's supposed to be an alternative remedy and apparently invest in it. alternative remedy and apparently invest in it . yes. apparently invest in it. yes. >> so it's now been discredited so much they feel that they shouldn't feature it on dragons den . den. >> yes. but also i think there's a bit of this whole reality show investment. i think there's a bit weird stuff going on bit of weird stuff going on because the director of the dragon, the dragon, is he steven bartlett? 0h dragon, the dragon, is he steven bartlett? oh yes. his brother, he was on the board of directors of this ear company. yeah and then he resigned from the board of directors, and now his brotherjason is of directors, and now his brother jason is on of directors, and now his brotherjason is on the board of brother jason is on the board of directors. so t