hello june 28, 1635, the french founded the colony of guadeloupe.he islands in the caribbean are once part of the lesser antilles group. the arawak indians lived here, then the caribbean and the first europeans who arrived in guadeloupe were christopher columbus but the spaniards did not hold the colony and ceded to france and the first settlers from europe appeared 40 peasant families from normandy four missionaries 400 hired workers and 30. the priest of love when the natives were exterminated slaves were brought here. from africa , tobacco, sugar cane, coffee, and cocoa were grown during the french revolution. here they proclaimed the republic and freed the slaves, but napoleon defeated the republicans and restored slavery was finally abolished only in the middle of the 19th century. guadeloupe remains an overseas department of france on 28. 1914, an event occurred that changed the world in sarajevo, the serbian nationalist gavrila princip killed the heir. archduke franz ferdinand of the austro-hungarian throne, the assassination attempt was prep

it was abolished only in the middle of the 19th century and guadeloupe remains an overseas department of france on 28. in 1914, an event occurred that changed the world in sarajevo, the serbian nationalist gavrila princip killed heir. the austro-hungarian throne of the queenduke, franz ferdinand, the assassination attempt was prepared by a secret organization, a black hand. she advocated for great serbia and the annexation of the south slavic lands to it, the annexed veins of the performers were trained, placed at different points along the route of the archduke cortege, arrived in sarajevo by train and went to the brother in an open car. a thrown grenade exploded at a distance of about 20 people earlier, and dean's transfer was unharmed. i was frightened and curtailed the program of the visit. decided to visit only the hospital with the wounded along the way at the latin bridge, and gavril was waiting for the princes. he almost point-blank shot once with the duke of his wife. this assassination attempt led to a conflict between austria-hungary and serbia, and then the first world war

the lady guadeloupe.it has passed up north to the united states. and here's a complicated issue. polk had already fired the man, trust, who negotiated to be. so pollack has to decide whether he takes a piece or not. once the united states stood in control of these mexican cities, members of polk zone democratic party, prominently, and also many members of his own cabinet, our top pushing him to take what they call on mexico. so they call it the all-mexico movement. so let's push into january and all into february to take all mexico. and the one thing, the important thing, the arrival of the treaty does is take the steam out of that. because in the treaty, the united states agrees to pay mexico 50 billion dollars so it's not clear where that money ever ended up or if it ended up anywhere, for that matter. $15 million for california, and then the mexican sasha is going to become that mexico cession is going to become that northern mexico for the. polk had come blamed all along that this was not a war of con

hello june 28, 1635, the french founded the colony of guadeloupe.slands in the caribbean sea are part of the lesser antilles group. once the indians lived here.

the organism — called thiomargarita magnifica — lives in the mangrove swamps of guadeloupe in the french eyelash — and 5,000 times bigger than normal bacteria. researchers stress that it's completely harmless. three years after an artwork by graffiti artist banksy was stolen from a door at the bataclan music hall in paris, eight people have been convicted of theft or handling stolen goods. the mural "sad girl" was a tribute to the 90 people murdered in a 2015 terror attack on the venue. a hooded gang removed it january 2019 — it was recovered 18 months later in italy. the us supreme court has upheld the right of americans to carry guns in public, striking down century—old restrictions in new york — that limited the ability of people to carry weapons openly. the decision could have ramifications for other states with similar regulations and is expected to allow more people to carry guns legally. the ruling comes amidst a raging debate across the us over gun control especially after the recent school shooting in uvalde. our north america editor sarah smith has the details. the constitution

and i filmed with the last man who actually lived on the slope of the volcano, a poor farmer in guadeloupeas -- gave signals it was going to explode, so i had to speak french. >> seth: you -- so, basically only because a volcano was erupting [ laughter ] >> no because -- because he was the only man who didn't want to be evacuated >> seth: okay. >> so, i had to speak french here the other time in the central african republic, i was passing through, arrested a couple times by drunk soldiers in the middle of the night and one gun here, one gun at my heart, one gun somewhere there >> seth: yeah. >> so, and i tried to explain that we were not soldiers, we were not mercenaries we were doing a film and they said to me and they tried french and german and spanish and whatever and they said only -- we speak french here. so, i had to -- i had to do some french >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and do you regret it a little bit even though -- >> no, no, no. it's okay now. [ laughter ] no -- and i -- i have no problem with the french and french language it's wonderful but when you talk with french people, t