hermann: the ip is certainly close.s the statistic about the best recession that it is the best time to start a new company because you have access to people more easily and there is not such an extensive search for jobs in the employment market is not as tight as last year and valuations are somewhat more reasonable. it is a good time to start the company. it is also a good time to start a new find. venture funds are strongly correlated with recessions. dani: you have also been a big proponent of homegrown tech, are you worried that that might be dissipated, the ability to continue to grow in this country if it looks like we are in an environment where assets are? stale and weaker? -- stale and weaker? hermann: this is one of the problems. it would have been a disaster if they had a monopoly which we thought they were about to do. this is a difficult situation for the u.k. but also most of europe. dani: are we seeing any signs or perhaps it is too early. what are you worried about? hermann: we are worried about the u.k

you know that they called him hermann goering, his name is hermann goering, they worked there, and thereom the foundry, which is where metal is smelted and finished, so that goering's political request was put into production. american firm brassert. took over the construction of three giant metallurgical plants, and then technical control over production, one of them was just erected in the town of people. there are many examples of such more than close cooperation between the nazis and western businessmen, perhaps that is why the top of the third reich did not believe until the last that the red armies will win resisted. they are up to the last not so much, hoping to win something. we have so much hope that those who financed them will figure it out. that the interest is not just in defeating germany a in order to find common ground with it and strike to the east against the red army, it seems to me that nadezhda was precisely on this one. stalin could not but understand the soviet union must end the war until an alliance of allies with the vanquished has matured. it only seems to the

unexpectedly for tsiolkovsky, a telegram was brought to the house on zhores avenue from hermann oberth tsiolkovsky allow me to congratulate you on your birthday, knowing beforehand your excellent work. i would probably be much further in my own work today and do without many vain labors, i regret that i heard about you, not earlier than 1925. the german was cunning with the works of tsiolkovsky, he met not in the twenty-fifth year, but in the twenty-first, when he studied in heidelberg . theory of space flight, dear professor , i kindly ask you to send your article on air resistance and rocket trains. this work is extremely i need cordial greetings from the oberth of your shershevsky. it was one of shershevsky's last letters soon after. he will be recalled to his homeland and shot on suspicion of spying for germany, and hermann oberth will have a new assistant, a student at the university of berlin, wernher von braun braun, one of robert's students who went to cooperate. with hitler's fascist party, the possibility of creating the ultimate weapon received huge funding. it was already a

con el periodista (nombre en inglÉs) un demÓcrata que estaba como administrador pÚblico al parecer hermanndiÓ su primaria fue arrestado por s.w.a.t por apuÑalar al periodista el pasado 2 de septiembre >>> un hombre que sembrÓ pÁnico esta noche en memphis tennessee el sospechoso que estaba armado y era considerado peligroso fue identificado de 19 aÑos disparÓ en mÚltiples ocasiones contra varias personas cuyo estado de salud se desconoce se cree que transmitiÓ en facebook live. >> junto a su hermano apuÑalaron a 10 personas >>> llevaba 3 dÍas huyendo de la policÍa y fue encerrado. >> fue arrestado y muriÓ por emergencia mÉdica >>> el cadÁver de su hermano fue localizado el lunes >>> en los Ángeles es cuestiÓn de horas para que varias vÍctimas de abuso sexual de la iglesia la luz del mundo >> buscan compensaciÓn econÓmica por los daÑos que sufrieron >>> juan cooper tiene los detalles >>> la iglesia la luz del mundo enfrentan una nueva batalla legal >>> (hablan en inglÉs) se trata de una demanda civil que inter pondrÁn en las prÓximas horas las llamadas (nombres en inglÉs) a las llamadas de v

cancellation of the unanimous vote for sanctions, and the german minister for european affairs, anna hermannbefore the meetings, further noted the joint response of the european union sent to the countries of asia, europe and africa, a total of 177 left ukrainian harbors suden mcdonald's resumes work in ukraine, the first three restaurants started delivery today in the capital , valeriya pashko visited one of the establishments and she will tell give us the details of a colleague. i congratulate and tell you. good afternoon. we arrive at one of the capital's mcdonald 's, which is only open for delivery. i remind you that in kyiv they will now press a dot on the map. it is here that it turns out that they get their food much faster than those who still need to be delivered . for example, he waited 20 minutes for his order, but sometimes couriers can take up to an hour, or maybe up to two hours, because there is a lot of excitement, we also know that the restaurant in poznyaki opened a little late today and besides, 20 minutes after the opening, there was a crash in the glovo application due t

arizona questioning whether the united states fought on the wrong side in world war ii, promoting hermannly unusual, these candidates right now. this is why biden is now sounding the alarm, and it strikes a clear bell. ~ , . ., bell. with this particular message _ bell. with this particular message he _ bell. with this particular message he is _ bell. with this particular message he is trying - bell. with this particular message he is trying to | bell. with this particular i message he is trying to get across, he is also concerned about the election results being disputed, for example, when they happen in the midterms. how confident are you that this can be resolved, particularly with what we saw after the presidential election of not accepting an election result? , , , , result? the trump republicans siml do result? the trump republicans simply do not _ result? the trump republicans simply do not accept _ result? the trump republicans simply do not accept election l simply do not accept election results right now and are determined to create a process where elections are not decided by p

sentenced to death, including the commander-in-chief of the air force hitler's closest accomplice hermannng and the minister of foreign affairs joachim von ribbentrop , among the charges of launching an aggressive war, the destruction of the civilian population and the mass extermination of jews, the process lasted for almost a year and entered jurisprudence textbooks, the new approach proved that international law is superior to national law and the execution of a criminal order does not release from responsibility now, after 76 years, ukraine, together with other states, is working on how to hold russia accountable for punishing individual russian commanders and soldiers for committing war crimes can the international criminal court in gaza its chief prosecutor karim khan recently announced at a meeting of the un security council that he will send additional employees to ukraine to conduct an investigation. i have been to ukraine three times. her confidence and my preliminary conclusions that there are reasonable grounds to believe that crimes have been committed in ukraine that fall un

in arizona questioning whether the united states fought on the wrong side in world war ii, quoting hermannhighly unusual, these candidates right now. this is why biden is now sounding the alarm, and it strikes a clear bell for a lot of voters. with this particular message he is trying to get across, he is also concerned about the election results being disputed, for example, when they happen in the mid—terms. how hopeful are you that this can be resolved, particularly with what we saw after the presidential election of not accepting an election result? the trump republicans simply do not accept election results the trump republicans simply do not accept election results right now, and are determined to create a process where elections are not decided by popular majorities. there is a case that will appear before the supreme court when it is next in session, in north carolina, in which the supreme court may rule that state legislatures controlled by one party can determine the outcome of an election. of an election, despite what the majority wants. that is what biden is deeply worried about

also experienced by the people like hermann kane treated like a white supremacist despite the fact they're was to refute the shorthand narrative that the black experience in america was blacks emancipated, wandered along aimlessly in in the face of severe obstacles and along came the civil rights movement in martin luther king. blacks have voting ri ri rightsd other rights, they're battled and mired in a country. after slavery the majority of black people could not read or write. in a relatively short period of time, they could. and in 1940, 80 some percent of blacks lived below the level of poverty and 20 years later that number had fallen to 47%. a 40 point drop in 20 years and greatest 20 year period of economic expansion for blacks in american history. why? reliance on family. many instances a black kid was more likely to be born to a mother and father married to each other than a white kid. reliance on american values. look at speeches by frederick douglas, replete with references to american values and judiah christian prin principles and bf in entrepreneur ship and a book called up

of war edwin stanton communicated directly with meade, forwarding a report from brigadier general hermann haupt, a railroad man. lee is falling back from the vicinity of harrisburg and concentrating all his forces. the concentration appears to be at or near chambersburg. the object apparently a sudden movement against meade, of which he should be advised by courier immediately. so stanton sends this message. lee is concentrating and that's the trigger for meade in his mind. lee's army is concentrating, perhaps for an offensive strike at meade's army, and meade then commits his thinking about the upcoming battle to paper and for distribution to his corps commanders. and that is what we know as the pipe creek circular. circular is too lengthy for us to talk about it today. you can easily find a copy of the whole thing on the line, but i think it's important to talk about a few essential parts, he writes from information received. the commanding general is satisfied that the object of the movement of the army in this direction has been accomplished. so we've moved our army forward in essence

in a row, the chief luftwaffe hermann goering ordered to change the purpose of the atax of airfields in part this saved the british fighters from complete destruction, but led to enormous civilian casualties, for example, 220 bombers and 529 fighters participated in a raid on september 9. every day over a thousand tons of bombs were dropped on the city, the operation continued until may forty-first during this time from raids. more than 43,000 people died in london. and almost half a million have lost their homes. this was part of the battle of britain, an air battle between the british and german air forces, contrary to hitler's calculations, the british won it and the german troops could not land on the british isles. but london continued to be bombed until the end of the war; the last bomb fell on the city in may 45,210 years ago, september 7, 1812 took place. the battle of borodino was the largest battle between the russian and french armies, which predetermined the outcome of the patriotic war, the french were more experienced than napoleon and had superiority in heavy cavalry.

there was a special department in the high command of the wehrmacht, which was headed by hermann reikiware of his criminal orders, which demanded the use of weapons against prisoners against prisoners of concentration camps, without being embarrassed, those guards who would be embarrassed to use weapons against prisoners should be punished. dulaks 91 in ostrogozhsk was numerous during its existence. there were over 50,000 people there. nearby was located also a special concentration camp for women and children more than 8,000 of them are killed. even search engines do not undertake to make predictions. how many more victims of the nazis can be here underground? not the end of these works is the opposite, it turns out the very beginning. now. as a matter of fact, the expedition already knew the entire route that passed from the village of evdokove to ostrogozhsk, knew all these camps, having already established work points, having established mass executions at the point. uh, the expedition is already under way. as a matter of fact, it is already starting in the opposite direction. that

here such an outstanding german writer hermann hesse who, by the way, condemned the nazi nazi regime and so, he once wrote in his work count beads, if we can make a person happier, we need to do it anyway, but he asks us about it or no. and this phrase works well to confirm the materials of yulia baranovskaya. he comes and announces. that's what mom dad i 'm leaving to protect their own, it was the seventeenth year. we reacted very hard. we tried to dissuade him, as it were, that there was fighting go. it's scary there, there's death. he told us that i care so much about donetsk lugansk people. uh, they are dying in a very difficult situation, and i want to go to their side and, as it were, protect them. let's get acquainted. what is your name? igor igor callsign? why did you decide to go to the donbass to help our people are being killed, because they could not stay away, right? previously, they asked you if your contract is ending, maybe it's enough already? he said no, this is a very difficult situation. and i will be here. and so he renewed the contract every year, this poured fr

hermann göring began the development of synthetic fuels.however, synthetic fuels were technologically too expensive. in production, its quantity is still not enough, the only way that could help germany reach a new level of economy and industry was taking possession of other people's deposits and resources lightning-fast occupation. most of europe and the virtual absence of resistance helped germany improve its resource base, romanian, oil and swedish ore completely worked for the nazi army, but even this third reich was not enough. hitler was interested in large reserves of oil and gas, and then the soviet union became the cherished goal on the map . the caucasus during the nuremberg trials, the minister of the reich's military industry, alberspeller, directly spoke about this. i know that many others have come forward reasons, but i can assure you that it was hitler's top priority to supply us with fuel , to block russian units from accessing it in order to then take control of the iranian oil fields, the offensive began in early 1942, un

he does not want according to him, there are almost no opportunities for savings hermann rosenkranz iswill happen further, and he is not the only one with such fear according to the social issue data 79% are very worried about the next heating season 44% of gas consumers are afraid of freezing in winter 52% are already saving gas. the industry will also be hit by skyrocketing gas prices, with such high gas and electricity prices, it is clear that the german automotive industry and especially the energy-intensive smes, including foundries, face a threat to survival. if this continues and further, then already on at this stage, there is a threat of collapse, which we have not previously encountered, if we wash two or three times a week less, this is not enough. how it will help according to the question 39% are in favor of ending sanctions against russia 81% are against the supply of weapons to ukraine the three of us 63 and do not want to support it at all, because everything only harms germany schuicentrizes very soon germany may again lack german toilet paper the paper industry is sou

people like abraham kuyper and hermann bob beck and others known as pastors and theologians but also were politically active, active in politics and policy. kuyper served as prime minister of the nuns and made foreign policy i would be remiss -- foreign policy. i would be remiss if i didn't mention i published a book with another joster, and there is a wonderful book for you to go and sink your attention in. this to me adds essential flavor to the tradition of christian realism. i don't want to step away from the american school, i don't want to step away from niebuhr, certainly not paul ramsey. but the witnesses, those in the late imperial context of the u.k., at least the way we in canada measure it, we talk about the decline of the british empire happening around 19 if when conveniently the minister of external affairs first on the scenes and introduced the united nations emergency force we have come to call peacekeepers. they say this is the moment in which the united kingdom was coming to terms with it postwar decline. there was a question, what does christian realism look like