today we'll pay a visit to germany's world heritage sites by drawn. in this episode, we'll focus on those sites that were added to the unesco list as of the year 2000, all of which were named world heritage sites from the year 2000 onwards. unesco, promote science, education and culture. that's why every year it's select natural and cultural heritage sites that have extraordinary universal value. heritage that should be preserved for present and future generations. the monastic island of vice now in lake constant southern germany was declared a world heritage site and 2000 the origins of the islands monastery go back to the 8th century. in 724, st. peerman founded the monastery. it would become an important religious, cultural, and political center of medieval europe. ah. 3 romanesque churches have stood the test of time. saint peter and paul church, the triple nave de minister of saint mary, and mark and the saint george church. ah, we fly on to the hoof area to see that so that hein, coal mine, industrial complex, innocent ah, once the largest and m

the encouragement of community organizations, preservation and sf heritage and park side heritage planning moved forward with landmarking the park side library. through coordination with support from the library, rec park and supervisor mar's office planning with the community and the sister agencies to bring this initiation for lan mark designation. we look forward to continuing the coordination throughout the marking process. thank you. >> thank you very much. any comments or questions? let's go to public comment. >> thank you. seeing we have no one in the chamber we will go to the remote line we have 4 listeners with low in the queue if you would like to press story 3. takes first caller you have 2 minutes. i'm kerry young from san francisco heritage. i really wanted to thank supervisor mar for spearheading this designation and i want to say that the p side library is a commune gem this has served the neighborhood for over 70 years. it is provides great illustration of postwar architecture and the first of the libraries designed by woolford and set the pattern for the other branch libra

in it is for the people whose heritage this is.— heritage this is.eck out our heritage this is. in the _ meantime to check out our pages on social media. there's all sorts of great travel content there from around the bbc�*s copy but that's it for now, see you next time and goodbye. hello. the weekend is getting off to a relatively tranquil, sedate start in most places. it won't stay that way for all of us. something livelier heading to the north of the uk by sunday but for saturday, largely dry with some sunshine, some quite large areas of cloud around as well. in fact, we've got this stripe of cloud pushing its way southwards out of northern ireland and southern scotland, down across northern england, into the north midlands and parts of wales through the afternoon. and with that, there mayjust be the odd spot of drizzle. to the south of that, some early fog giving way to limited sunny spells, some quite large areas of cloud. best of the sunshine for northern ireland and for scotland, albeit with some showers in the west of scotland and temperature

the medina of fez is listed as a world heritage site.blowing! absolutely incredible. this is the attarine madrasa. it goes back to the 14th century, and it is perhaps the best example of what they call zellij. zellij is a style of mosaic tile work made from individually hand—chiselled pieces that is found all across morocco, as well as parts of tunisia, algeria and southern spain. the detail — tiny, tiny detail. the art form dates back over 1,000 years, but the more intricate and colourful designs, which have become synonymous with moroccan architecture, were developed in the 14th century. despite its mixed origins and geographical spread, experts like fouad believe that zellij is a vital part of his country's history and culture. authorities here have long wanted to formalise zellij's moroccan connection. it's not uncommon for countries to do this by gaining un—recognised intangible cultural heritage status. for example, the french recently achieved this with the humble baguette, as have jamaica with reggae music. but in the case of zel

[cheers and applause] >> the president of the api heritage foundation and trustee of the asian art museum and my good friends, we've been doing this for what, 25 years claudine and it never gets tiring and perhaps ms. chang is the most familiar with the story of the lunar new year stamp. 30 something years ago, the idea of the stamp came from the organization of chinese-americans oca, georgia chapter member jean chang who felt strongly that the stories asian-americans can be told on the stamp like the black heritage and hispanic stamp achieved. she was inspired by the idea and led a campaign urging the u.s. postal service to issue a stamp honoring chinese and asian-american culture and do contributions and the rest is history. please welcome claudine chang. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you everyone for being here. i'm proud of them. i thank the staff, they reminded me about what communities can do if you put our minds together, when we set our mind on it and it wasn't easy. when i think back last night, i took a binder i have for this particular project and i thought about ev

to the united states and the diverse heritage is reflected in the stamp that we issue today. for more than three decades, the postal service issued stamps highlighting the lunar new year and there are the most successful stamp releases in our history. now, at this time, i would like to invite our participants to the stage for the official dedication of the year of the rabbit forever stamp. yay! [cheers and applause] this year of the rabbit stamp highlights the colors red, pink and purple and are said to be lucky for people born in the year of the rabbit. like my son everybody an. the three dimensional mask is the take on the long tradition of paper cut (indiscernible) and reminiscent used in lion and dragon like we saw today performed during lunar new year parade and the patterns in the stamp are reflect of asian textiles while the shape in the rabbit's head is the lunar calendar on which this holiday is based. i want to thank antonio akala who designed the stamp and camille chiu who created the mass on which this art is based. as we use the stamp in the weeks ahead, let us r

as well as our dual heritage _ wrap up. as well as our dual heritage jimmy _ wrap up. dual i heritage jimmy and i have some wrap up. as well as our dual - heritage jimmy and i have some else heritagejimmy and i have some else in common, both of our parents rent chinese takeaways. you can feel the haggis there. but even so, jimmy's definitely got the edge and his spring roll technique. my looks like an envelope as opposed to her role. i don't know what's gone wrong there. it looks like a purse. having made my contribution i leave it to jimmy to fry the roles and rustle up his chile whisky dish. we're still missing one key ingredient. a piper is the perfect a company to any barns supper. however unconventional it might be. oh, wow, look at that. that looks amazing. let's degen, shall we? —— let's dig in. that is so good, that is so tasty. i can actually taste the haggis. i thought it would get lost in there but it's really nice with the pundit have to add this to the chinese barnes night. shall we raise a spirit? thank you, nick. what a delicious looking fees to and on.

the cultural heritage - of how it got there. the cultural heritage of - of how it got there.te: cultural heritage of ukraine is in danger at the moment. i think that modernism is in danger to, and think that modernism is in dangerto, and in a think that modernism is in danger to, and in a sense the paintings were taken to safety. i hope that they will stay in europe for a long period of time. the national museum of ukraine is situated in the government district of kyiv. it's basically a stone's throw from the cabinet of ministers where, of course, is situated very close to the presidential administration, so in case of attack on the government district, the museum will be in very high danger. the quantity of problems which we faced was unbelievable. museum staff basically barricaded themselves in the cellar, where paintings were removed, literally two months living in this seller, because they could not go home because public transportation did not work. electricity cuts, air raids, and of course, we had many problems organising shipment of this art. as you can imagine, there

implicitly you are arguing thereby certain heritage for this heritage is easily identifiable and demarcated. that you get to say what that cultural identity is. and that government has a role to play and defining, upholding, defending and drawing boundaries around that culture and that identity. now, maybe you didn't realize you were saying all off those things when you say america is a christian nation. but you did. you are implicitly asserting the nature of culture. the purpose of government, the identity of nation and when you assert something. as america is a christian nation.e belief humanity is divisible by mutually distinct, internally coherent, cultural groups called nations. defined by shared traits language, religion, culture and these groups would each have their own governments. and at one purpose of government is to promote cultural identity. easy to define. the christian nation we should stay that way. and our government has a role in keeping it that way. i could agree with the version of these first statement we say. america is a christian nation that'sha about history, no ar

i think that the moon cake is definitely from the asian heritage.n the universal sky, and i think aukus are interested in the faces of the moon. how it changes every night. this kind of tells a story about that, using asian heritage as an inspiration. so, there's no story about the faces of the moon being a moon taken asian heritage. not all. that is something of my own imagination. it is just inspired by my asian heritage. >> you started your career as an illustrator. so, when you come to many books lighter, a big mooncake for little star, what do you start with? the images, the story? both? how does that come to you? >> it depends on the book. usually, it comes with the story first. usually it's the story, only because of an illustrator, we've trained that way. i went to rhode island school of design, and we trained that way. we have the story, and we drew the picture. so, that is usually how it work. every once in a while, i will have an idea for a, all draw a picture and be like, this is what i want to do a book of! that is my newest book, that'

the works of the book heritage of francis skaryna were realized on the occasion of the 500th anniversarythe publication of the first book of the belarusian east slavonic and within the framework of this project. for the first time we managed to collect a complete repertoire. the work of francis, a scion, which was printed in prague and vilnius turned out to be a very beautiful collection of 21 volumes and it was donated by more than 300 institutions of our country, and, moreover, as a gift, and this collection was received by cultural and educational institutions of seventy foreign countries. and for this work the staff of the national library. belarus was worthy of the award of the president of the republic of belarus for the spiritual revival the century inspired us and became such an impulse to conduct a series of research papers on the history of the development of library librarianship in our country, our global goal was to create such a resource, after all, printed buildings have their own limited audience , so that this heritage can be touched. as wide a range of users as possible

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get out now. ah ah. ah. a turkish american designer taylor's imaginative costumes where the queer community is stumbled. we'll take a closer look at her extravagant outfit. later on in the shop, i want to welcome to another edition of your max with mir host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up. how to architects in the czech republic make it their mission to save old buildings and a tour of must these sites. in lithuania, capital will news but 1st, when you asked someone where they think the best beer in the world comes from france is probably not the 1st answer you would expect. but over the years, one family run brewery in southern france has developed the best dark beer around. that's at least according to this year's world beer awards. how they managed to do this in a land famous for its wine is something we had to find out for ourselves. cheers. ah, this is not just any beer. critics consider it one of the world's best giving it 1st place in the dock. be a category at this. he is w

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what defines our heritage? christian nationalism pick religion but other nationalists say it should be culture, ethnicity, race,, language, history, land, folkways. there's all kinds of criteria that nationalism have used to say this enough something else should defy our national identity. who gives them the right to say? i think we all should have a vote to speak in defining who we are c come to find water culture is a what culture we identify with. i i remember in 1990 i was backpacking through europe i do happen to share a drink or with a group of young men who turned out to be a bent ethnic hallmarks. the bulgarian speaking muslim citizens of greece. so what nation did they belong to? they spoke the wrong language and had the wrong religion to be truly greek under the nationals conception. they have the wrong citizenship of religion c to be bulgarian ad thatwr the wrong citizenship of the wrong would too be considerd turkish. were they less than true citizens are less than true people just because of their

well, there is food, borage , heritage, refrigerators, according to them, the intangible heritage of world, and people have changed their attitude to food, not only boxing. how do you know that they have changed their attitude? well, i communicate with people, if anything, and people approach me and they say different phrases, first of all, they added it to unesco, do not report it, there is such a thing as it is called, well, the list of intangible values ​​of ukraine used to not have a single dish . it means that the people of grom have begun to understand that their dishes are a heritage and not just, well, this is the belyaiv yushka . and there are 6-8 more dishes i don't want. well, i don't know them all by heart, but you can google them to see, and it means that people have started to value their own business. and she is in the middle she has become strong, we will come back in a little bit, please tell me borscht, yes, that is, we already have borscht pride, restaurants are opening all over the world, what will we stop at borscht? well, what about ours, let's stop at borscht.

importance, among them the odesa opera house extraordinary session of the committee unesco world heritage site was held on january 25 in paris with the participation of the minister of culture of ukraine and the mayor of odesa, which also contributed to the granting of a special status , however, it was not easy . skabeeva is viktor , in the traditions they had such an argument that odesa should be written with two letters s and we , because in the ukrainian language transcentation is with one and the entire dossier is printed with one letter we can broadcast in ukrainian, but they say no, this is a mistake, it cannot be, the document was calculated with errors and they found a lot of such things because of the full-scale war in ukraine, the nomination file was considered according to a special simplified procedure and this is a unique way. now the city hopes that the status of the world heritage, unesco will protect odesa, because the aggressor country also signed the relevant conventions , he came to us, he will go to this violation, in fact , he will expose himself to this world even i

the medina of fez is listed as a world heritage site.ck to the 14th century, and it is perhaps the best example of what they call zellij. zellij is a style of mosaic tile work made from individually hand—chiselled pieces that is found all across morocco, as well as parts of tunisia, algeria and southern spain. the detail — tiny, tiny detail. the art form dates back over 1,000 years, but the more intricate and colourful designs, which have become synonymous with moroccan architecture, were developed in the 14th century. despite its mixed origins and geographical spread, experts like fouad believe that zellij is a vital part of his country's history and culture. authorities here have long wanted to formalise zellij�*s moroccan connection. it's not uncommon for countries to do this by gaining un—recognised intangible cultural heritage status. for example, the french recently achieved this with the humble baguette, as have jamaica with reggae music. but in the case of zellij, morocco went a stage further and insisted on having it patented. i

that is defined by a specific cultural heritage and it has a role-play to define and drop boundaries around the culture and the identity. you are implicitly asserting the philosophical premise about the nature of culture and the purpose of government in the identity of nations and as american as a christian nation. and with a mutually distinct internally coherent because of religion and culture in these groups on each other own government and that one purpose is to promote and protect the identity. that is nationalism. american christian nationalism is easy to define america is a christian nation and we should say that way and the role to keep it that way. so i can review the version of the firstst statement. and that is about demographics they perfect christianity that's a truee statement. and that we should stay that way. i want all j people to know jesus so all people in the world. that's where a lot of problems come in. the american christian nationalism sometime manifests itself with a set of attitudes. i have given you the top down ideology and it is a attitude from the bottom

brant legs brant is the executive director of the african american cultural heritage action fund and senior vice president for the national trust for historic preservation. he envisioned as a social movement for justice, equity and reconciliation. this action fund promotes the of cultural preservation in telling the nation's full history while also empowering activists entrepreneurs, artists and civic leaders to advocate on behalf african-american historic places. brant is a harvard university fellow and author of preserving african american history in places, which is considered seminal publication on preserving african american historic sites by the smithsonian. brant is also a national leader in the u.s. preservation movement, and in 2018 received the robert g. stanton national preservation award. his passion for elevating the significance of black culture in american history is visible through his work, which elevates the remark stories and places that evoked centuries of black activism, achievement and community. and over the past decade, he's developed the northeast african his

it pushed through the decision to include the historical center of odessa on the unesco world heritageist, which is now under threat in this list of more than 50 cultural and natural heritage sites around the world that are in real danger. why was it urgent include the center of odessa in this list it is clear that this idea of ​​the western patrons of ukraine and the idea is connected only with politics. all the underlying reasons, purely political, are not the initiators of this decision, let alone kiev, the safety of odessa is not interested. this is obvious from their policy and their task was, but only to accuse russia that within the framework of carrying out and our goal is not the demilitarization of identification. and so to speak. the collapse of the ukrainian cultural identity, as demonstrated by our western colleagues in their speeches on the basis of the decision was made. at the same time, the rules for entering the list changed, on the go, in order to make a positive decision, it is necessary that 2/3 of the committee members vote in favor. in the case of odessa, only si

p w, world heritage 360 here. now i am. this building is not just very unique from the outside, but within these walls lies a very unique approach to art and some secrets all to be revealed in today's show. welcome to the java contemporary art foundation. although this is an art space and never houses a permanent art exhibition, nor does it exist as a commercial art gallery, but rather promotes and shares and appreciation for contemporary art before me to put the people behind this exciting foundation, let's see what's a store for you on today's show, we are dropping in at francis brown who's placing gonna firmly on the map with his animation focusing on education and african history. we also cover how traditional rondon artifacts are be modernized, supporting local artisans, and allowing for these artifacts to continue to exist. every max is all about modern africa, and this story delivers on that promise and more i'm sure to buy them must be there . and you are watching f re max. ah ah, ah. i'm visiting the jewelry, conte

perceive the news about the introduction of the historic of the city center to the unesco world heritage list , the reaction of the people's artist of ukraine and a well-known odessa resident demonstrates this in the best way. the beautiful mother and the most beautiful country went to this for more than 10 years, however, in germany, at times , architectural monuments, chaotic buildings and outdoor advertising became an obstacle to the desired status. but a lot has changed. so in the city again they began to prepare the nomination dossier and it worked, only parts of the historical center of odesa got into the pedogenesis, in particular the port, the nominated area is limited by the streets of the seaside preobrazhenska deribasivska, as well as the cathedral square, the polish uzvoz, etc., within the delineated boundaries there are 42 architectural monuments and objects of cultural heritage of local and national importance among them and odesa opera house, an extraordinary session of the unesco world heritage committee took place on january 25 in paris with the participation of the mini

protecting that heritage is a priority i know for many of us. the oath of office we all take as elected officials. we pledge to you and i quote respect the right of future generations to share the rich historical and natural heritage of delaware. but that natural heritage is under threat. we are the lowest lying state in the nation. the effects of climate change and sea level rise on delaware communities are real, we are seeing them every day. real and certain parts of our state than others. that is going to take action for with the help of federal infrastructure vending we will accelerate our efforts to build our electric vehicle charging infrastructure. we wrote restore investments in the trust to protect her waterways and drinking water. represent center hansen i know this is a high priority for both of you. let's work together to take on this existential threat. we will also continue to ask everyone to pitch in to do their part. we are determined to plant a tree for every delaware ian. that is a million trees secretary, that is a lot of tree

unesco recognized the historical center of odessa as an object of historical heritage under threat thes application was supported by six countries 14 abstained russia voted against in the permanent mission of russia stated that this decision was made in violation of the procedure under pressure from the west on the russian side drew attention to the fact that the ukrainian authorities concealed from unesco the facts about the demolition of monuments of art in odessa and put pressure on independent experts themselves in touch, the deputy permanent representative of russia at unesco tatyana drugalenko tatyana evgenievna hello well, you know, such interesting news all of a sudden, why did unesco suddenly take care of this issue and how the procedure went. procedure was very fabulous. if, uh, remember the odessa stories of babili, then how did the hero benya krik say, uh, how is it? uh, my brain stood on end along with my hair when i heard the news. something like this, because the meeting was technical and was not supposed to consider the nominations, but the groups of countries, uh, lite

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it seems to be attention, ukrainian architecture and heritage, and so on.h funny, yeah silly friends come on, but now thanks to unesco this is already a fact and a fact, as if scientific. of course, we tried to somehow defend our point of view at unesco, but you understand, even here is our deputy chairman of the deputy representative. i apologize to russia tatyana davgalenko in english tried to reproduce the song of leonid utyosov there. ah, the black sea. she tried to say there to convey that, so to speak, russia just remembers history and treats its city with a hero with great respect and with great love, but no. you know it so. unesco is not very interested, that's all. this leads us to one conclusion. now i will pronounce it. he has it. at least my conclusion. what it seemed like a completely different story, it means russian athletes, well, in general, from a different sphere, from another, as it were , region, but nevertheless, it means, sort of, uh, allowed or offered to allow russian athletes to compete, but the truth is with some reservations. why

i think all these elements deserve to be included in the state list of the history of cultural heritage. or i'm wrong. here is what is included there today in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of the republic belarus 10064 intangible stories of cultural values ​​of manifestations of human creativity. uh, well, lately. this work is active and ongoing. that's just last year 18 and that means 18 elements. of these, 11 are non-material cultural values ​​this year, 11 have replenished this list and a9 are intangible cultural values, but in this aspect i would also like to say that they are achievements at the international level, because this year an application was sent to the un headquarters. ah. so, this is belarusian bacon weaving to turn on e rehearsal list of historical and cultural values ​​of mankind. talking about russian painting at the beginning of the 20th century, considering it without connection with the cultural heritage left by outstanding masters, is also meaningless. how to start reading from the last pages of the world-famous works of war and peace or eug

you are the historical and cultural heritage of belarus of the xx century on january 21, 1892 , in the village of shikuny near the city of pruzhany, grigory shirma, an outstanding figure of belarusian culture, choir, conductor, was born at the age of 6, as his eldest son forced to work for hire only in 1904, having received 15 kopecks from his mother. on the road of his father, the boy secretly went to pruzhany, where there was a city school in 1907, his hiking journeys through the belovezhskaya pushcha began, where he recorded belarusian folk songs on november 1, 1939. the screen was given a mandate to organize the dance song ensemble of the first professional group in his life , precisely as a result of the side of the screen with choral images. the name of belarusian folk songs was taken up by such famous composers as aladov, bogatyrev tekotsky and others grigory shirma directed the state academic choir of the bssr until 1970 under his leadership. it has become an outstanding choral group. now it is called the state academic choir chapel of the republic of belarus named after grigor

of the russian lotto on ntv. on new year's holidays, which made the list of intangible cultural heritage humanity hello , welcome to the information service of the ntv television company - this is a program today in the studio igor will fly 2023 has entered into legal rights in russia, the arrival of the new year was celebrated 11 times. that is how many new year's feasts , gifts under the christmas trees, and the president's traditional address this year in the time zones from chukotka to kaliningrad. vladimir putin congratulated the russians as he was among the servicemen at the headquarters of the southern military district. our correspondent on hit babaev will tell you how the new year was celebrated in russia 2023 in russia met 11 times the first traditional address of the president was seen by the residents of chukotka and kamchatka friends. now is the best time to leave behind all personal grievances and misunderstandings to tell the dearest people about your tender feelings about love and how important it is to take care of each other. always at any time on the central square of

the cultural heritage of ukraine is in danger at the moment.er, too, and in a sense the paintings were ta ken to safety. i hope that they will stay in europe for a long period of time. the national museum of ukraine is situated in the government district of kyiv. it's basically a stone's throw from the cabinet of ministers, which of course is situated very close to the presidential administration, so in case of attack on the government district, the museum will be in very high danger. the quantity of problems which we faced was unbelievable. museum staff basically barricaded themselves in the cellar, where paintings were removed. literally two months living in this cellar, because they could not go home because public transportation did not work. electricity cuts, air raids, and of course we had many problems organising shipment of this art. as you can imagine, there is no insurance company in the world which is ready to insure anything moving through ukraine. two trucks reached the polish border. we were already relieved, and in that very mome