yes, the population actively supported hitler, especially at first, and hitler's propaganda, in a certain sense, played on this populism. the issue of new money, which would inevitably lead to economic catastrophe. on january 7 , 1939, yalmar schacht sent a letter to hitler, in which he pointed out that the course pursued by the government would lead to the collapse of the financial system of germany and hyper... inflation. two weeks later, schacht resigned as president of the deutsche bank. and the paradox is that it was precisely by 1938, 1939 that the regime was actually turning into a soap bubble, because the entire economic miracle that was, so to speak, created thanks to finance minister yalvar schacht, it had to burst in 1938-1939, because those military orders that existed were not paid for with money, the state paid for them with short-term financial obligations, the maturity date of which was about to come, so the paradox is that people began to believe in a regime that was about to burst like a soap bubble, because it was not financially secured. in order to avoid a financial c

this was already the hitler youth, it was their philosophy, hitler velocity -- philosophy. was in this book. it is an amazing, amazing thing. i did not think it would happen in one million times again that my daughter would go to a bookstore to find a book for her father, she buys the book she thinks he would like, she gives it to me, and there is a picture of me, 80 years later. that the picture was taken. it's amazing. peter: during the war, were you able to get information besides propaganda from the german radio? mr. wurfl: yes, we did. we got information from the british broadcasting company. we would turn that on occasionally at night and listen to what was really truly happening in the war. peter: was it dangerous to listen to the bbc? mr. wurfl: yes, if you got caught, yeah. you are not supposed to do that, of course. but we did. i remember so well when i watch bbc and i finally see the americans landed, dj in normandy, -- dj -- d day in normandie and they got a foothold and they were on the beach and they finally, we were so happy because we felt now the americans

this was hitler's first visit to the eastern front.i command planned to completely plunder and ruin all the captured territories. on the eve of the attack on the soviet union, hitler signed the secret oldenburg plan, known as the herring green folder. this document ordered the confiscation of all raw materials and food supplies in the territory between the vistula and the urals. all valuable industrial equipment was supposed to be taken to germany, and the rest was to be destroyed. the territory of the ussr was to become an agrarian appendage of the third reich. 30 million russians were doomed to starvation. what is at the forefront of the intentions of the fuhrer and the reich. these are three hells, these are three components: military destruction - the barbarossa plan, economic plunder, the green folder goering grun, and the general plan ost. which left no doubt what they wanted to do with us. goering, when plans were already being developed for the soviet union. he... addressed the military, before you is a country where there is a

hitler's germany capitulated on may 7, 1945.ecember that same year, the allies established a tripartite gold commission to return valuables to european countries. gold bars were mainly sought in banks of neutral countries. turkey, portugal and argentina refused to let auditors into their bank vaults. and out of more than 800 tons of gold stolen by the germans, less than half was returned by 1997, only 329 tons. the fate of the remaining valuables remains unknown. mom, what are these letters for? for a fairy tale, in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. this is russia 24, we continue to report on the main news of today. 103 russian servicemen, released from ukrainian captivity, have returned to their homeland. now they will undergo treatment and rehabilitation in the institutions of the ministry of defense. among those meeting the special board was our correspondent yegor grigoriev. he talked to several soldiers. il-76 at the main terminal of the military airfield, the ramp is open on board. long, but we are glad that

we visit hitler's t house. the so called eagle's nest. and we also drive across the picture escalate to an exceed i'd say not many places offer is such a combination. so let's get into the mountains and it through history. as we start in the city that gates the entire region, it's named back to scott rich salt deposits brought money into the town and prosperity to the citizens added to this was the ideal location and the elves were good around this. we very things came here in the summer later it was popular with gold. busy industrial, this artist and even the nazi and who comes today. well, there is like me, best is gotten is located in the south of germany on the border with austria, just 30 kilometers from salzburg from munich. it's 200 kilometers east. the fastest gun lies the old buzz us back in the south is like to and exceed the. the lake is considered a jewel of the german alps, the by the way, you can only explore late cubic feet by boat. why? i'll show you later. the boat's feet from shooting now in mid summer there can be a lot

i'm at hitler's backwards on the what was that spec? the i'll show you the underground bunkers that have been preserved. we visit hitler's t house. the so called eagle's nest. and we also drive across the picture escalate to and exceed i'd say not many places offer. it's such a combination. so let's get into the mountains and into history. we start in the city that gates the entire region. it's named best. it's got rich, sol, deposits brought money into the town and prosperity to the citizens added to this was the idea of like location and the else were good around this lease. very things came here in the summer later, it was popular with scholars industrialist artist and even the not and who comes today. well, there is like me, best is gotten is located in the south of germany, on the border with austria, just 30 kilometers from salzburg from munich. it's 200 kilometers east. the fastest gun lies, the oldest stack in the south is like to exceed the the lake is considered a jewel of the german alps. the by the way, you can only explore

hitler called königsberg an impregnable bastion of the german spirit.mand attached an important symbolic meaning to the defense of this stronghold. it was here, in east prussia, a school of german officers arose. from here the unification of the german lands once began. for many germans, the loss of this region was tantamount to the loss of germany itself. one of the soviet officers who took part in the storming of koenigsberg. the country of kozimat, a city, a reinforced concrete fist, covered in fog and mist, soaked in poison, filled with gunpowder and iron, the fortress city of koenigsberg, the center of prussian militarism. east prussia - the territory of the former tefton order, everyone believed rightly that the entire military spirit, or as they said, in modern kaliningrad, many historical monuments have been preserved that remind us of the april battles of 1945. in the kaliningrad... regional historical and art museum , a three-dimensional panorama of the storming of könexberg has been recreated, all exhibits from weapons, broken bricks , paving

they carried out the munich conspiracy together with hitler and musalini.same time, not a single western leader, neither delodeya nor chamberlin, ever even picked up the phone to call stalin. they considered it. stolen gold, and this is already the usa in prague, the bank of england helped the nazis sell new york in 1939 it was possible to conduct a twenty-thousandth trace of nazi friends of germany. if you ask why we are actively fighting for trade unions controlled by not jews, free from jewish influence. they will get rid of all this hassle later, it will not be accepted to remember it, as about the business with the nazis of ford and general motors, as well as about the shady dealings of american bankers on ... the united states of america, in america, by the way, knew already in the forties about germany's plans to take over the whole world to make america again an insignificant second-rate power, then they decided to bet on the soviet union. they did not think then that the soviet union would last long. in 1940, representatives of the british elite, f

if you want to call him hitler, call him hitler. i don't really care.o think there's a difference in how people react to it. there's a weaponized persuasion when it's done over time. for example, if you want to bring up that trump was obama borns in the united states, 99% of the people thought that that was a joke. with us not a sustained thing. what you're dealing with with democrats, i think, is a weaponized persuasion tactic. if you continually over time compare somebody to hitler or mussolini, you spread the key words of existential threat to democracy, then -- or evil over time, there's a definite reason for that. there's one little event that like people should remember. when trump got shot and he shouted "fight, fight, fight", there were people in the media said that he was inciting violence. i want you to remember that as they start to focus on the trump base. because the trump base is now the target. it's going to be their response to the attacks either on trump or on them. it's never the actual attack. it's their response to it. and they're al

you want to call him hitler, call him hitler.eally care.ct i think there's a difference in how people react to it. there's a weapon iced persuasion when it's done over time. for example if you want to bring up the trump... 99% of the people thought that was a joke. it was not a sustained thing.g. what you're dealing with with democrats i think is a weapon iced persuasion tactic. if you continually over time compare somebody to hitler or mussolini, you actually spreadee the keywords of existential threat to democracy. or evil.ere' there is a definite reason for that.so there's also one little event that people should remember. when trump got shot and hehe shouted fight fight fight, there were people in the media who claimed he was inciting violence i want you to remember that as they start to focus on the trump base tru.base the trump base is going to be. the target. it's going to be their response to the attacks either on trump or on them. it's never the actual attack, it's the response to it. it they are always disappointedf bec

hitler gave the order to defend east prussia to the last soldier and to the last bullet.rming of könexberg lasted 4 days became the fastest operation to capture a major city during the second world war. more than 70 thousand german soldiers were taken prisoner. the german divisions that reached stalingrad, the volga, they all ended their history here, only numbers remained of them. how did the red army manage to take the most fortified fortress in europe? why was hitler shocked by the news of the fall of könechsberg, how did the fate of the city's residents develop after the war. on april 10, 1945, along the streets and squares of könechsberg lying in ruins, a victorious march the red army soldiers passed through just a few years ago. the capital of east prussia, the city of konexberg, was the largest and most well -fortified fortress in europe. for as many as 8 centuries, the germans surrounded the city with forts, powerful walls, pillboxes and other fortifications. one of the soviet officers who took part in the storming of konexberg later recalled. the country of casim

hitler's popularity in certain social networks, because you understand, hitler gave completely primitiveecipes for the development of an anti-human society, but they were primitive, superior races, inferior, inferior must be destroyed and so on and so forth, a colossal, unfortunately, decline in the intellectual level of the population in the conditions capitalist system, they americans have already practically convinced all japanese that... dropped nuclear bombs on hiroshima nagasaki, that is, a complete absence plus migration policy of the level of education, false values, that is what grows, this is a colossal problem, in these conditions, of course, a lot of intellectual work, a lot of work connected with an alternative to this western chaos, this of course should consist in the activities of our country, an alternative, including for the ukrainian population. to show that we high-tech power of russia in contrast to the lagging ukraine, that we are creating large scientific centers, by the way, i wanted to say, yesterday when we were in leningrad at the kirov plant, it was not only t

how far should people go to stop hitler?nal -- concerned about his safety, they are the problem and they should shut up and let experts handle it. writing trump is having his opponent to nullify his argument and cast trump as a victim. joining me now is byron donalds. it is a shock wash"washington p is cratering in readership. we've heard a lot about donald trump from the leftist leading up to this second assassination attempt including from a well-known commentator keith boykin, he says if trump is popular, it is because of racism. >> the majority of white people supported donald trump, they support him. if it were up to black people and latinos, he would lose in a landslide, he protectses white supremacy. >> laura: congressman, that is stuff these crazed lunatics are marinating in. >> laura, listening to keith boykin is listening to hysteria from democratic party and radical left. kamala harris is losing black voters because of the economy and losing hispanic voters because of the border. they want to throw out race as the

during the second world war slovakia entered the war on hitler's side. however, slovaks did not want to fight for the nazis and went en masse to join the partisans. on august 29, 1944 , an uprising broke out in the town of banská bystrica. 3.00 soviet partisans joined the slovak partisans. this was the beginning of the liberation of slovakia from hitler's troops. our special correspondent, denis davidov, talks about how slovakia honors the memory of the heroic liberators. it's hard enough to walk, and the jacket is unbearable under the weight of the awards, but there is no other way, because the slovak veterans will bow came to those with whom 80 years ago they rose up to fight against the fascist regime in their country. the national uprising was then supported by moscow, airdropping soviet weapons and soviet people to slovakia, which had been established by the germans. these were our commanders, these were our commanders, our commanders-in-chief, wonderful soviet commanders. thank them for helping our uprising. gratitude is passed down through generat

but of course, anybody compares everything now to nazis and hitler , and it diminishes the hitler, and impact of what that has. instead of actually going, you know what? i agree with some of the things that he's saying and some of the things that he's not saying it seems like now you're all in or not. >> kerry, is it anti—semitic for people to invoke, evoke memories of hitler in relation to politician? >> you don't think much of? >> you don't think much of? >> okay, i think there's a level where people go to the extreme for any comparison. you know , so for any comparison. you know, so they'll always find the worst thing possible . yes, it's thing possible. yes, it's illiterate. it's historically illiterate. it's historically illiterate. it's historically illiterate. it's a lot of these people really need to read a bit of history and understand what hitler was. well, of course it's insensitive, but we're in an insensitive, but we're in an insensitive world. you look on twitter and everyone's just saying so many ridiculous things and so many extreme things, and that's become kind of nor

of course they will are going to justify doing anything to stop hitler to beat hitler.ing. >> indeed liz cheney herself have signaled that patriots need to step up and ensure that trump didn't ever get near the white house again. >> i will do whatever it takes to ensure donald trump is never again anywhere near the oval office and i mean it. >> the most important thing is to make sure donald trump is nowhere near the oval office ever again. that commitment remains. [applause] so i'm going to do whatever i need to do to make sure that that's the case. >> laura: whatever it takes. what does she mean by that? well, clearly the accused gunman was on board with that message. he had marinaded for years in the most vicious anti-trump rhetoric that has become increasingly accepted on the left since i really think starting in 2015. now, obviously, ryan wesley routh hasn't been convinced that the debate ended trump's chances. so it seems like he had to take matters into his own hands. >> i would think this guy was extremely motivated and probably spurred on by most of the politic

germany, or allies of hitler's germany, or worked for hitler's germany, without a single exception, they said, they fought there with the resistance movement or tried to fight, they burned all this, millions in concentration camps, in gas ovens, in gas chambers, so they have all this there... western history in fact, here they talk about human rights and so on, in fact it is racism, chauvinism, nationalism, fascism, nazism, these are ideological movements that were not born in turkey, not even in china, not in russia, nowhere, namely in the west, these are western values ​​for centuries, this is exactly what we need to understand very well, history has already become the initial stage of a special military operation, what is happening now. boris aleksanich shrozhin is with us now on a direct line, boris aleksandrovich. good afternoon, what has history prepared for our armed forces today on the fields of the svo. ah, good afternoon. yes, against the background of the night strikes of gerania, we can say that right now , literally before the broadcast, strikes were carried out on khar

they consider hitler their own.after the nazis captured prague, the bank of england helped the nazis sell the stolen gold. and this is already the usa. in new york in 1939 it was possible to hold a twenty-thousandth trace of the nazis, friends of germany. if you ask, what are we actively fighting for? for trade unions controlled by non-jews. all this hassle will be gotten rid of later, it will not be accepted to remember it, as about the business with the nazis of ford and general motors, as well as the shady dealings of american bankers to launder funds for the reich, when things started to smell hot, when the british were already thinking of evacuating to the united states of america, in america, by the way, they already knew in 1940 about germany's plans to take over the whole world and make america again an insignificant second-rate powers, then they decided. to bet on the soviet union, they did not think then that the soviet union would last long. in 1940 , representatives of the british elite, fearing an invas

hitler came to power literally on british money, the financing of hitler's nazi regime was carried out by the banking structures of great britain with the help of american bankers, and all parties did not hide these facts very much. the head of the reix-bank, jaalmar schacht, had close friendly ties with the head of the bank of england, montagu norman. the bank of england transferred money to the election hitler's campaign. well, besides, it is known about london's plans to continue the second world war together with the germans against the ussr. there is a curious document, dated may 22 , 1945. this is a plan for an emergency operation, the unthinkable. according to this plan , a surprise attack by anglo-american troops on the positions of the red army was to begin on july 1, 1945. well, as the foreign ministry states, the events that are now unfolding in ukraine are obviously a logical development of the unthinkable plan. kiev neo-nazis, with ideological support, are carefully the anglo-saxons retained banderovites and the material assistance of the collective west, are trying to...

they found out that the girl used hitler's speeches in her speech.ournalists from the danish newspaper information claim that greta's speech in copenhagen consisted of 70% of the fuhrer's words. but that's not all. the speeches of the leader of the third reich are gaining popularity among western youth, sky news reports. thanks to artificial intelligence, users translated hitler into english, creating more than 70 thousand videos. and even this is not the worst thing, but the fact that the videos have gained more than 20 million likes and a bunch of approving comments. for example, one user writes that modern society lacks a new adolf, another said that he misses... hitler. the british media were horrified. they launched an unexpected anti-crisis. they declared that the british are so stupid that they simply do not understand what they like. especially for the british untruthful media. this is a photo from the thirties, in which prince edward, princess elizabeth, the late queen elizabeth ii. and her sister margaret, throw the nazi salute on the lawn

hitler wanted to eradicate the memory of people. >> so, this is, kind of, an ongoing fight against hitleraffect europe and to affect the world. >> but it's taken nearly 80 years for the british government to re-examine what happened on alderney and to make its report public. the official british investigations in 1945 were classified for decades. and unlike the trials of nazi officials in nuremberg, the british authorities failed to prosecute a single german officer who worked on alderney. even though many of them ended up in british prisoner of war camps. >> just to be clear, these are possible war criminals. the british government has gathered evidence against them, and they are in british custody. >> yes, they are at this point, yes. >> a sort of slam dunk case. >> you'd have thought. >> that's led marcus roberts and others to claim that the british government tried to cover up the extent of the atrocities on alderney. dr. carr told us that could be true. but one key document from the british war office investigation that may explain why there were no prosecutions is missing. >> it cou

from hitler's speech at a meeting in the imperial chancellery on november 5 , 1937.there can be only one way to solve the german question: the path of violence. germany's goal is to seize living space in the east and mercilessly. germanization on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg, which must be carried out before the winter of 1941. it went down in history as a plan to build up forces in the east. among the top priorities, it included clearing western poland. long before the attack on the ussr , a large number of documents, orders, instructions, inhuman and cruel in their essence were adopted. but the most cynical one was adopted on may 13, on special support in the barbarossa areas and on special measures of the troops. it prescribed complete ruthlessness to the civilian population. "we are obliged to exterminate the population, we will have to develop the technology of exterminating the population, and such technology was developed, gas chambers, gas chambers, sterile cleansing, surgical, chemical, radioactive castration, infectio

hitler came to power literally on british money, the financing of hitler's nazi regime was carried outructures of great britain with the help of american bankers, and all parties did not hide these facts very much. the leaders of the x-bank hjalmar schacht had close friendly ties with the head of the bank of england montagu norman. the bank of england transferred money to hitler's election campaign. well , besides, it is known about london's plans to continue the second world war together with the germans against the ussr. there is an interesting document, dated may 22, 1945. this is the plan for the emergency operation "unthinkable".

in many respects, and accordingly, if hitler had nazism, then putin wants to create his ideology ofuch similarity is there in this direction, how ideological the component in this war is important from the side, in particular of the russians, whether they are in principle and ideology, and with regard to propaganda, where there is still more propaganda, because it seems to me that the modern russian-ukrainian war can also be called a war of propaganda, and this is very good question i will start from the end, well, that is , if you compare, i think you have seen a lot of such comparative materials on the internet, when you compared nazi propaganda and soviet propaganda, that is, they are very similar to each other, well, that is, some posters are simply one only inscriptions in one there in russian, that is, there in german, there in russian, and it seems to me that russia does not have an ideology as such. and in principle, the ideology of nazism, it is different, well, because the ideology of nazism, it had a racial basis in itself, russians, in principle, do not have such a racia

he refused to condemn hitler's violence against the --. he said it was, quote, not in the best interest of the united states for, england to win. he testified for 4 hours before a bipartisan committee. of 25 congressmen when he finished, the entire committee stood up and gave him a standing ovation. think that. so that's the level of anti interval and sentiment there was on capitol hill. so the battle was furious. senator robert taft said quote lending war equipment is lot like lending chewing gum. you don't want it back. so despite the strong opposition, the lend-lease act passed and fdr signed it on may march 9th, 1941. but the battle about supporting england was really just getting started, and lindbergh was leading the charge. he said, quote, this war was lost by england and france even before it was declared. and that is not within our power in america today to win the war for england. and speaking, an america first rally in des moines, lindbergh said, what he had only been hinting at before, quote, the three most important groups who

hitler's personal feedback.would be very grateful if you could send us a note from the fuhrer expressing his opinion on the value of american films and their influence in germany. we kindly ask you to support us in this matter and would be very grateful if you could assure us that our. thirty-seventh year, charlie chaplin and his great dictator, a film that was considered an outright parody of hitler, also came under the censorship roller. my world! before filming began, charlie chaplin sent a copy of the script to the us congress for registration. copyright, and judging by archival documents, chaplin's original idea was very different from the version that was brought to the screen in 1940. the film ends with a happy ending, a speech repentant dictators, which, frankly speaking, is hard to believe. according to the original script, after this speech, he ended up in a concentration camp, where he was beaten and mocked, that is, the original script ends much more pessimistic and gloomy . hollywood also advised st

hitler himself sentenced the general to death. the fall of könexberg enraged hitler.yash should commit suicide, as, for example, the commandant of the fortress pozdnoy did, sentenced him to death in absentia. but on the whole, undoubtedly it was that the fall of such a stronghold as königsberg showed both the german high command and hitler personally, in fact, everyone who was even slightly informed about these events, that since the sticks of nexberg, which had been strengthened for centuries without involvement, the fall of berlin was already becoming an immediate prospect. in honor of the grand victory in east prussia, 760 thousand red army soldiers were awarded a medal for the capture of königsberg. 216 soldiers and officers of the red army were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. and 98 military units were called königsberg. many of these units reached berlin and took part in... the routed garrison surrendered to the mercy of the victor, and those from above were taken prisoner. this was a task, not even just a military one, but rather a military-polit

on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg.it must be carried out before the winter of 1900. by russians were meant belarusians. 75% of them must be destroyed, and the remaining 25% turned into slaves. long before the attack on the ussr, a large number of documents, orders, instructions, inhuman and cruel in their essence. but the most cynical was the one adopted on may 13 on special support in the barbarossa areas and on special measures of the troops. it prescribed complete ruthlessness to the civilian population. we are obliged to exterminate the population. we will have to develop the technology of exterminating the population. and such technology was developed. gas chambers, gas chambers, sterile cleaning, surgical, chemical, radioactive castration, infection with dangerous diseases, all this is in the arsenal of means of killing residents conquered territories, because the main question had to be solved: how to quickly get rid of a huge number of unnecessary people. it was about millions, punitive operations were recogniz

trump and hitler g. string. washington post days before the second assassination attempt talking about the first one. the assassination attempt raising fears of more violence. you better knock it off, trump. we might do it again. since harris loves venn diagrams i have one from her. here is the circle containing the democrats media about trump, here is a circle good to take the shooters. it presents a problem with the overlap is total. so when nothing else works the leftists realize they are out of options trump could win this thing so all bets are apparently off. luckily so is there a name. let's welcome tonight's guests! he has written six books and do some day he hopes to sell one, host of one nation and cohost of fox & friends brian kilmeade! his beard is thicker than the cast of "the view", producer of the great new documentary antiracist and host of the mount walsh show, mount walsh! he looks like you are back up a weed dealer. comedian adam hunter! i know she is like a bird because she keeps pooping on my

hitler to invade the soviet union. soviet union was becoming a great economic, social, cultural , political power in the world. the development indicators of the soviet union would drive you crazy. if you go to moscow - says maduro, go to the museum of the revolution, a very large museum that i visited, you can see the indicators of human development that the soviet union had, as well as the indicators of economic and technological development, and by their own efforts, at that time it was an example for the whole world, which pushed for great transformations, and hitler was protected by the elites, the european elites, the us elites. it is well known that george w. bush's grandfather managed the bank accounts, business, investments, of the nazi party. it is the soviet union that defeats the nazi army, breaks its back, destroys it and takes berlin, liberates the jews and... concentration camps. but let's get back to the current agenda. so, in august, the current venezuelan president nicolas maduro won the presidential

i never had a guest in nine years calls trump america's hitler.you take the stage on tuesday after that? >> you are right in using the term broken. to donald trump's point it was to break you. it is not to elevate you, it is not to put a steel post in your back and make you stand up straight, you know, chest out, you know, and give you a sense of pride, it is to fundamentally break you. and i think that has to be part of the message to the american people. like, we are not a people who are broken easily. that is his sole injunction and he has sucked people in and that is an important point because politics is not stagnant. it is movement. and it doesn't, you know, i think there are people who sometimes believe that if we just wait this out, it will go away. that is absolutely not going to happen. so there has to be something we actively do to engage every day to try to force this. try to force his individual and his movement out of politics. that is why i keep going back. if it is not appealing to decency, it is appealing to self-interest. that is

second time was during the first world war. from which the allies came out with the germanization of hitler , the anger in a society came out when it becomes public , strange changes will happen, even now this anger is definitely a prelude to a very big change in the region. hello , you are a reporter. you have repeatedly mentioned martyr sayyid hassan nasrallah, secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon, and allow us to present a report from sayyed izatif to you, viewers, while seeing imam musa sadr to the world. a new step with the discipleship of seyyed abbas mousavi israel, sharr al -mutlatq, changed the path of his life. as a teenager, he started his seminary studies by going to najaf. the action movement that became the hezbollah group . he became a member of the leadership council. with hezbollah's resistance to commander nasrallah, he was forced to retreat. ali bin abi talib peace be upon him. serious politics in the delrahm and halim family. a commander who sent his son to the front line of resistance and his family was martyred. in 2000, the zionist regime was forced to withdraw a

this battle changed the course of world war ii. put an end to hitler's plans for world domination.fter stalingrad stalin first thought about restoring some of the traditions of the russian imperial army. in early 1943 , shoulder straps, abolished after the october revolution, were reintroduced. guards divisions were formed in the red army and the word officer was rehabilitated in the address to red commanders. new awards were instituted, the orders of alexander nevsky and bogdan khmelnitsky, suvorov and kutuzov, ushakov and nakhimov. in august 1943, a decision was also made to create suvorov military schools based on the old cadet corps. he realized that even though the fighters shouted for stalin, for the motherland, but for the idea of ​​communism the whole nation would hardly fight. and he understood that it was necessary. some kind of national idea, and this national idea, it was just there in those glorious feats of the russian people and russian commanders, which needed to be raised on a shield, he did it. on march 6 , 1943, stalin was awarded the title of marshal of the sovi

on an online post he said he preferred hitler to any politician. he is rejecting calls to quit the governor's race in north carolina. no republicans in the state appear to have denounced him for these specific posts in which he praises hitler and pronounced himself to be a nazi. no republican in the state sees a reason to move away from him and neither does trump. they are sticking with him. i told you this is the worse theme week ever. but it continues. trump is standing by the guy who call himself a nazi and praises, hitler, praises mike humpf. tonight we're going to be talking to one of the democratic parties young rising stars. and north carolina super interesting. democrats don't win the race in north carolina. once in 1976 with jimmy carter and once in 2008 with barack obama. that's it. but republicans do have this guy robinson at the top of the ticket. and kamala harris and the democrats right now are running a pretty phenomenal and innovative campaign in north carolina. so as i mentioned we're going to be checking in on that over the course

and hitler had six years ago. and the way he behaved to kill people. so i think this is the thing that we have to wrestle with when we're talking about people like carlson, they are not in league with an america that we have spent 70 years trying to, i guess, in brian, i i'm curious what you think about this. if this is the kind of person that tucker is doing across him and saying this guy is so smart, so interesting, you should listen to him nodding along would that give you pause about everything else? i mean, this is a massive gap in knowledge. >> no, no, no. i'm just curious because like it almost seems like truckers doing all this stuff and yet j.d vance, the guy who's on the republican ticket, he is at an event with him september 21st, they're charging people to hundred dollars a ticket to see him live. sit down next to tucker carlson and have a conversation about what what could possibly be worth having a conversation with tucker with this i mean, listen to her after this. >> tucker has his platform was i'm

. >> let's not pretend that donald trump isn't exactly like musilini and hitler.lence on a horrible rhetoric. >> former president trump told fox news reporter brooke singman that he blames come la harris, joe biden and democrat inflammatory rhetoric for being shot at. welcome to the show, former special assistant to president trump, mark lauder. the trump campaign dropped receipts about what democrat haves been saying. show it. you know, violence and instability could not become a factor or feature of u.s. political life mark. democrats and the media, they spent at least about seven, eight years demonizing trump and calling him hitler and a threat to democracy and biden saying put him in the bullseye. can you blame democrat rhetoric or do you blame the attempted killing on the one person doing it? >> i think the rhetoric is absolutely at play here and there's three pages of these quotes where they call him a threat and they compare him to hitler and they compare him to a threat to democracy, musalini and how many years did they say he was a russian spy all inaccur

was ready, and this is another fatal twist of russian history, you see, i am absolutely sure that hitler would have. i am talking about the tonality, about the intonation, until russia splits into several states, it will enter the stage of civil, this is not a call, this is in no way a call, the russian civil war is generally a rather masturbatory process, as terrible as it sounds, let's ask the audience to ask questions, if you have any, if not, and if not, let's go in and have some coffee. "it seems to me, on this optimistic note, no, well wait a minute, yes, but you paid very dearly for today's things, i'm so ashamed, now, so ashamed, what amazing coquetry, to tell people who came to talk to you for money, so that they would hear you, immediately forgot what you said, well, how is that, and also this ticklish purity"? supposedly the danger of what you say, when you ask, you hope that what you say will not go away from here, let's agree, yes, everything that i will now say, everything will remain between us, will not go beyond the boundaries of this room, uncle, well, well, you see tha

if you believe that somebody is hitler it makes sense. of course you are going to shoot hitler. so they are telling people something that if they are crazy enough to believe it is inevitable they will go and do it. >> greg: in fact,, if he did not shoot him he would be immoral because he is hitler. you would go back in time and kill the hitler baby which i tried to do, adam. it must be great to be as obscure as you are because you never have to worry about people who want to kill you because they do not know who you are. >> i google my name and it says who cares. look, i do not think it was an inside job. i think if they really wanted trump that they would move -- have him do a movie with alec baldwin. but i do think it is weird with the media because he could have gotten shot during the debate with kamala and they would have been like kamala, our you okay? the guy needs protection. he is thicker than dave girls. >> i liked that one. >> but how do you plan this on people saying that haitians were eating cat. first off, trump has nine lives. but, they said they didn't have protec

in the 19305. describe adolf hitler in the 1930s. figs describe adolf hitler in the 19305. �* , describewere saying 'ust then, they i 1930s. as we were saying 'ust then, they need i 1930s. as we were saying 'ust then, they need coalition h then, they need coalition partners if they were to form a government. at the moment how likely is that? $5 government. at the moment how likely is that?— likely is that? as i said, it's an extremely _ likely is that? as i said, it's an extremely complicated l an extremely complicated position here. the focus is on the austrian president, alexander van der velden, who oversees the process of forming a government. that mandate is traditionally given to the largest party and that is what herbert kickl is asking for. other potential coalitions are possible. analysts have told me it would probably strengthen herbert kickl even more if he is excluded from the right to try to form a coalition. bethany bell with the latest from austria, thank you. to the united states, and at least 91 people are dead and 2.5 million people are without power after hurricane hel

lowering the draft age, recruiting children, like in germany, creating the impression that fascists hitler yugant, that this is not their people. important statements by vladimir putin at the plenary session of the eastern economic forum. right on target - an iskander missile strike on american mlrs positions and fire on bezkipazhnykh. in the waters of the black sea seas. a large election marathon, the central election commission information center has begun its work. september 8 is the main day, but in many regions voting starts tomorrow. so, the main event of the day of the whole week is vladimir putin's speech at the eastern economic forum. the plenary session has just ended, the russian leader. armed forces to do everything to throw the enemy out of these territories to reliably protect our citizens, well, the whole country, of course, must do everything to support people. as for the military side of the matter, i have already spoken about this, the enemy's goal was to make us nervous, to fuss, to transfer troops from one area to another, to stop our offensive on... by throwing his fai