all of a sudden talking about dysfunctional meal cards, lost room keys, sort of the confederate home front. but i promise i will try to get back on track. i know that looking at my title probably many of you are thinking, boy, those confederates had an odd sense humor when it comes to partying right, starvation, parties. and in fact, you would be partially right to make that assumption. there's a lot more it. and that's what we're going to unpack today. and as pete mentioned, this is actually part of a much larger project that i've been working on for many years that, looks at cultural rituals in, confederate richmond, it looks at politics and it looks power dynamics among the city's leading elite and specifically amongst the leading ladies of the city. so this is small slice of that broader project, but i think it's a fascinating window to look at the social and political platforms comprised the confederacy and also a window into world views of the class and how they viewed their own contributions and roles as, social and political leaders. so in my mind, starvation parties, they're far m

the war hero show patriotism on the home front, trying to keep those cherished tenets of richmondocty. richmond alive during the war number. two, of coseto reaffirm their power amidst all of these supposed challenges. below number. try to use that right to rule power to try and kp order amongst the lower classes of richmond society. and of course four to gain the deference to gain the difference of lower class richmond ers over they rule now starvation. parties are just one of these many rituals that i talk about. we're talking about conspicuous around the capital. we're talking about theatric performances where the seating in the theater is ordered. basically, according to your social place in society, church, churchgoing even becomes a ritual holiday rituals, of course, parties of a variety of kinds. now historian stephen, who wrote a wonderful book about power and intimacy in the old south, describes a ritual as the dramatic tension between self-indulgence and, self control, which is an excellent lens of analysis, i think, for the starvation parties. and while organizing ladies of

. will the home front hold out?לבית חולים זיב 20 רופים ו-20 אחיות לבית החולים נהריה הם כבר תרגלו כבר הגיעו אפילו הגיעו אפילו לבתי החולים לראות איפה הם יצטרכו לעבוד מי הם הקולגות שלהם כדי לדעת בדיוק מה הם יצטרכו לעשות. ישראל לא יכולה לצאת מהמלחמה הזאת, ללא הבאת כל החטופים הביתה. דעתי זאת העדיפות הראשונה, וזה במידה רבה מאוד בידיים של ממשלת ישראל. זה נכון שסינור מחזיק אותם, אבל סינואר הוא זה שיקבע מתי לשחרר אותם, וסינואר הוא זה שיקבע גם מה הם התנאים לשחרור שלהם, ולדעתי, אם אנחנו נסיים את המלחמה הזאת, עם 136 רון הרד ו-136 ארונות, מדינת ישראל הפסידה בפעם הראשונה, מאז הקמתה את המלחמה. of zis captives who had begun an open sit in front of netanjahu's house in occupied jerusalems, a group of them storm the church headquarters and demanded an exchange deal for their release while throwing insults at netanhu and members of his administration. subject of comments on israeli social media and these are some of them: let's block the roads until all the captives return, milisuki, they talk and talk and no one actually does anythin

. will the home front hold out?ה ואורתופדיה, כרגע הכינו מומחים מבתי החולים בנצרת ובית החולים, אבל אמרו לי שר בתי יכולים להיות ארוחים למקרה שהצטרכו גם מהם, pardo, former head of the musad for his part stressed that the occupation forces were unable to forcibly release the captives from the hands of palestinian resistance fighters in gaza and therefore they lost the war. מדינת ישראל לא יכולה לצאת מהמלחמה הזאת, ללא הבאת כל החטופים הביתה. דעתי זאת העדיפות הראשונה, וזה במידה רבה מאוד בידיים של ממשלת. ישראל, זה נכון שסינור מחזיק אותם, אבל סינואר הוא זה שיקבע מתי לשחרר אותם, וסינואר הוא זה שיקבע גם מה הם התנאים לשחרור שלהם, ולדעתי, אם אנחנו נסיים את המלחמה הזאת, אם 136 רון הרד או 136 ארונות, מדינת ישראל הפסידה בפעם הראשונה, מאז הקמתה את המלחמה. the families of zinis captives who had begun an open sit in front of netanjahu's house in occupied jerusalems, a group of them stormed the church headquarters and demanded an exchange deal for their release while throwing insults at netanyahu and members of his administration. been

. will the home front hold out?בית חולים זיב, 20 רופים ו-10 אחיות לבית החולים נאריה, הם כבר תרגלו, כבר הגיעו אפילו, הגיעו אפילו לבתי החולים לראות איפה הם יצטרכו לעבוד, מי הם הקולגות שלהם כדי לדעת בדיוק מה הם יצטרכו'. דעתי זאת העדיפות הראשונה וזה במידה רבה מאוד בידיים של ממשלת ישאל. זה נכון שסינואר מחזיק אותם, אבל סינואר הוא זה שיקבע מתי לשחרר אותם, וסינואר הוא זה שיקבע גם מה הם התנאים לשחרור שלהם, ולדעתי, אם אנחנו נסיים את המלחמה הזאת, עם 136 רון הרד ו-136 ארונות, מדינת ישראל הפסידה בפעם הראשונה, מאז הקמתה את המלחמה. families of zinis captives who had begun an open sit in front of netanjahu's house in occupied jerusalems, a group of them stormed the church headquarters and demanded an exchange deal for their release while throwing insults at netanyahu and members of his administration. the subject of comments on israeli social media and these are some of them. let's block the roads until all the captives return. milisuki, they talk and talk and no one actually does anything, shame and disgrace. arava. it is necessar

. will the home front hold out?th many medical staff. לא קצרה, ולכן בתי החולים זיב בצפת ונאריה הצטרכו תגבור ומכינים תגבור של צוותים רפואים, כ-80 רופאים ואחיות מכינים אותם, כבר למעשה הכינו אותם ותרגלו אותם, 40 לכל בית חולים, 20 רופאים ו-10 אחיות לבית החולים זיב, 20 רופים ו-20 אחיות לבית החולים נעריה, הם כבר תרגלו, כבר הגיעו אפילו, הגיעו אפילו לבתי החולים, לראות איפה הם יצטרכו לעבוד, מם הקולגות שלהם, כדי לדעת בדיוק מה הם'. אחרי שמדינת ישראל לא יכולה לצאת מהמלחמה הזאת, ללא הבאת כל החטופים הביתה. דעתי זאת העדיפות הראשונה, וזה במידה רבה מאוד בידיים. של ממשלת ישראל, זה נכון שסינור מחזיק אותם, אבל סינואר הוא זה שיקבע מתי לשחרר אותם, וסיינואר הוא זה שיקבע גם מה הם התנאים לשחרור שלהם, ולדעתי, אם אנחנו נסיים את המלחמה הזאת, אם 136 רון הרד ו-136 אהרונות, מדינת ישראל הפסידה בפעם הראשונה, מאז הקמתה את המ come on, the families of zinis captives who had begun an open sit in front of netanyahu's house in occupied jerusalems, a group of them stormed the church headquarters and demanded an exchange deal for their release while throwi

. will the home front hold out?es of our young men, and we saw what happened in kafra and what happened in bazaria, so the israel know the consequences of repeating this path, however, with the significant increase in the number of deaths and injuries among the occupation soldiers and settlers near the border with southern lebanon, the occupation authorities reinforce hospitals in the northern region with more medical equipment and supported them with many medical staff. במשך תקופה לא קצרה, ולכן בתי החולים, זיב בצפת ונאריה הצטרכו תגבור ומכינים תגבור של צבטים רפואיים, כ-80 רופאים ואחיות מכינים אותם, כבר למעשה הכינו אותם ותרגלו אותם, 40 לכל בית חולים, 20 רופים ו-20 אחיות לבית חולים זי, 20 רופאים ו-20 אחיות לבית החולים נאריה, הם כבר תרגלו, כבר הגיעו אפילו, הגיעו אפילו לבתי החולים, לראות איפה הם יצטרכו לעבוד, מי הם הקולגות שלהם, כדי לדעת בדיוק. מה הם הצטרכו לעשות? מדובר במומחים לטיפול נמרץ, להרדמה, כירורגיה, טראומה, ואורתופדיה. כרגע הכינו מומחים מבתי החולים בנצרת ובית החולים איך, אבל אמרו לשאר בתי החולים להיות ארוכים למ

hasball of course responded. very strongly when it came to targeting um all of the home front of the israelies all the way beyond haifa uh but now hazbullah is saying that they have the capabilities to be able to reach any point in the home front of the israelies within the israeli regime uh now when you look at the assassination of the top commander of hizballah wisamil this is although he is someone who is quite prominent this is someone who began work with the resistance, he was a resistance fighter from his early age, his he had two older brothers that were murdered in the 1980s, one in beirot during the israeli occupation, another one was murdered during one of the main operations for the hazballah, the first very first few qualitative operations for hazballah's resistance in 1986 and that was... considered very prominent, very significant operation against the israeli occupation during that time when the israelies had occupied lebanon and forcing buffer zone at least 10 kilometers within uh lebanon's uh southern suburb is south of lebanon actually um and later on of course afte

its participants, wartime home front workers and widows of fallen soldiers will be deprived of financialjor fire at these minutes is also from the united states; the fire engulfed an industrial warehouse at one of the airports in new jersey. the media are reporting that there may be cargo destined for ukraine there. officials have not yet commented on this information and generally prefer not to talk about what was stored in the hangars. eyewitnesses report that they heard an explosion at the very beginning, after which a huge fireball rose into the sky. the flames spread very quickly and some of the buildings collapsed. according to authorities, it may take several years to extinguish the fire. today marks the 3rd anniversary of one of the most resonant domestic political events in modern us history. on january 6, 2021 , supporters of the previous republican president donald trump stormed the capitol. having broken into the congressional building, they tried to prevent the confirmation of the election results, in which joe biden was named the winner. additional people were brought in to

of course it's important to pay tribute to the greatest generation that won war two, both on the home front and on the war front. it's a signature of our museum to tell personal stories of sacrifice and courage. and i think we do that better than any museum in america. thank you. i'll clap for that to. but we are history museum. the history museum. that takes a wider view than that of just the individual soldier. we're than an ancestry museum. we tell their story in a larger context because wars are the crucible of change for all societies and world war two brought about dramatic change in our country both during the war and after the war, and also to all nations of the world that we could advance liberty and freedom. and those changes are still taking place. wars helped define the identity of a nation we wars shape our memories of what we believe and why we sacra fight. they also influence who we want to be. what we're willing to fight for. to die for. ultimately our values as americans. this liberation pavilion behind me documents those values from the personal stories of the citizen sold

a home front worker during the great patriotic war in her native arkhangelsk helped save people, havingedical education. afterwards i graduated from the pedagogical institute. and she devoted 40 years to noble professions, including after moving to belarus, teaching mathematics in a rural school. our country became her second home. here she was the class teacher from the fifth to the eighth grades with alexander lukashenko. the first veteran... congratulated by the president, flowers, thanks letters, including from regional and district youth organizations, and of course, many kind words. with such visits you support us and inspire us; we still want to live in our beautiful belarus. there has never been such a life, such a good life, pensions are delivered to us on time at home, in stores. everything you want is there, and thanks to our government, our president, we live in such a beautiful country, these are the golden people of our country, so many thanks to them for what they did, for what they contributed contribution to the development of our country, and of course we, as young peo

our soldiers will celebrate the holiday far from home on the front line, so our support and kind warmords in a small artistic studios in crimea decided to give the heroes unusual postcards with images of angels who will be protected. remind the guys during battles that they are loved very much and are welcome at home, report by valentina solovyova: this is how you drive this droplet away as soon as it ends, hello, in a small art studio they speak quietly , in a half-whisper, carefully, leisurely, they draw out fragile images, a line behind the line, stroke by stroke, this is how angels are born for our fighters, here i have a home and an angel guarded by a candle, that is, he illuminates everything what happens , so that nothing happens, everything is in order, even if it’s just a piece of paper, a pencil of paint, it will still somehow help him, the angel smiles, thereby passing on a smile to them, how they will remember make him smile every day too, each postcard is like a talisman that fits in a breast pocket under a bulletproof vest, the idea of ​​giving our military angels was bo

now this went down quite well on the home front.hen these books were sold, a prisoner ofps where they were re censored by the germans. this didn't wasn't seen as funny all and for a long peri■í in 1943 penguin books were banned prisoner of war camps as result. so penguin completely transformed forms the provision of books on the home front but also for and this was especially so with the second paperbacvents america services editions. now this was extraordinarily in that the american services had a committee which chose which titles be published and then were published this strange tableau footnote. they used the reader's presses and then guillotine in them separate. so you had to have books that are exactly the same length in or this mostly modern fiction, but also a lot of classics some nonfiction texts as well. and they these were distributed free of charge to america service people wherever they were in the world. so as a pacific ato, you were on cases of these books would arrive and they would and they were distributed to the t

according to the agreement, participants in the great patriotic war, home front comrades and widows of fallen soldiers can count on state support. in ukraine, for almost 10 years , commonwealth treaties have been broken, and kiev has also adopted new laws aimed at combating soviet history, in particular about the so- called decommunization. however, not all... ukrainians are ready to follow this course. the administration of a village in transcarpathia refused to wear a monument to a soviet soldier. this is how the residents themselves voted. decommunization activists condemned the head’s actions and even called on the sbu to hold preventive conversations with him. and in the united states today they are remembering the most scandalous page in the country’s recent history. the storming of the capitol, which took place 3 years ago. more than a thousand people have been arrested in this case. event. even stronger has widened the schism in american society, and debates about the causes and culprits have not subsided to this day. republicans continue to insist that biden won the last elect

and another principle in the 2006 war with lebanon's hezbollah was added as the solidarity of the home front, which was completely destroyed in the al-aqsa storm operation all these four years. there is no sign in tel aviv that is more important to the settlers than these signs, and that is the sign of the zionist prisoners. so we can't say specifically that um you know people are dying of hunger, but it's it 's indicative when when i go to hospital and see a patient who's just had double amputation and they ask me for food or they ask me for water 11 ballilil the deficiency in our house is known as the multiplication of the room in which you are built. your parentage and bannati al-thalaq al-talazah, this doctorate is dr. shaima omarha, 27 years old, laqina minha, the volume of rasa and poems, and bes ma laqina haja taroh. "the children of gaza have a strong message to the world today, they have been ignored , they have been dehumanized, they are considered lowly, they don't see them, the world does not see them, but i believe god is using the children of gazza to challenge the hypocrisy th

home front worker of the great patriotic war.her native arkhangelsk, she helped save people, having a medical education. afterwards she graduated from the pedagogical institute and devoted 40 years to her noble profession, including after moving to belarus, she taught mathematics in a rural school. our country became a second home for her, here she was the class teacher from the fifth to the eighth grades, alexander lukashenko. the president was the first to congratulate the veteran. whatever you want, and thanks to our government, our president, we live in such beautiful country, these are the golden people of our country, so many thanks to them for what they did, for what they contributed to the development of our country, and of course we, as young people, will try to do everything to maintain good health, good spirits, tatyana nikolaevna is the last war veteran for the shaklovsky district, this is unique. people, these are truly heroes of our time, such people really show by their example what it means to truly love your home

two veterans home front or holocaust survivors. so i don't believe we are fortunate have any with us tonight. but for those watching at home, let's give a round of applause. also, i'd like to acknowledge and thank our patriots circle members and our charter members for the support you all provide, not just with but with friendship and attendance and making it worthwhile to put these programs on. i'd like to recognize dr. michael, who's in the audience with us. one of our original board members of the national world war two museum. thank you, dr. carey. as many you know, the museum is nearing the completion of its liberation pavilion, which will open just right across the. one of those six galleries that we'll be discussing, liberation and the legacies of world war two is focused on in wartime. faith sustained. many americans members abroad as well as those on the home front who were left worrying about their loved ones. the faith in wartime gallery will explore the essential role through personal accounts, artifacts, oral histories

according to the agreement, participants in the great patriotic war, home front workers and widows oflen soldiers can count on state support. in ukraine , the commonwealth agreements have been broken for almost 10 years, and kiev has also adopted new laws aimed at combating soviet history, in particular at the so -called decommunization. man, the event further increased the rift in american society; debate about the causes and culprits continues to this day. republicans continue to insist that biden won the last election illegally and this year they want to take revenge and return trump to power. the democrats are not losing hope of blocking all his roads to the white house. alexey veselovsky will continue. three years of chaos in washington on january 6, president. 246 years later, the day before january 6th, a day that will forever remain in our memories because on that day we almost lost america, and today we must answer one most important question: is democracy as sacred a matter for us? in the hall , the us president, of course, was applauded; only his supporters gathered there,

ridiculous issue, the talk is that the home. must hold out in order for us to win the war, will the home frontook the lives of our young men, and we saw what happened in kafra and what happened in bazaria, so the israelis know the consequences of repeating this path. however, with the significant increase in the number of deaths and injuries among the occupation soldiers and settlers near the border with southern lebanon. the occupation authorities reinforce hospitals in the northern region with more medical. אחיות לבית החולים נאריה, הם כבר תרגלו, כבר הגיעו אפילו, הגיעו אפילו לבתי החולים לראות איפה הם מצטרכו לעבוד, מי הם הקולגות שלהם, כדי לדעת בדיוק מה הם יצטרכו לעשות, מדובר במומחים לטיפול נמרץ, להרדמה, כירורגיה, טראומה ואורתופדיה, כרגע הכינו מומחים מבתי החולים בנצרת ובית החולים, אבל אמרו לי שאר בתה יכולים להיות ארוכים למקרה שהצטרכו גם מהם, netanyahu's house in occupied jerusalem al quds, a group of them stormed the church headquarters and demanded an exchange deal for their release while throwing insults at netanyahu and members of his administration. the issue of design is families and the p

the military has a strong presence on the home front.l location of the clash along with the numbers, along with the general circumstances surrounding this genocide, all in all have created a situation that the listener or the viewer will not be convinced by the israeli story anymore. rather we may witness attempts implement operations against the... israelis, of course, if they could, they would suppress this, an attempt to prevent it from becoming new motivating factor for others, for more egyptians to choose the same option as other nations. i mean, especially since the whole world is asking, whether inside or outside egypt, why the egyptian people did not do what was hoped for regarding the genocide and massacres that the gaza strip is being exposed to? therefore, any implementation of an operation will constitute an encouragement factor. for others in this direction, which is what worries the regime of israel and egypt. and to the divisions within the zinis war cabinet, the disagreements between the biden administration and the netan

has been firing at them daily causing a significant number of casualties. the directives from the home front command regarding the evacuation also included the settlement of kiriyat schmona where more than 60 thousand people have left their homes, some from more distant settlements without state instructions. the zinust regime leadership had pledged an earlier stage to work work towards changing the situation, possibly committing themselves without ruling out a military operation. the current exchange of fire may continue for several months during which american-french efforts will aim to reach a political agreement. however, the likelihood of success is low, so there is a possibility that zianist israel will also prepare for a military operation after the resumption of diplomatic communications. this is even before considering the possibility that a strong hizbullah response to the assassination of sheikh saluri will lead to... real escalation afterward in addition to the promise of avenging the assassination and the targeting of bayrut, there is also sayid conditional warning, if zionist i

year he walked in the ranks of the immortal regiment, proudly carrying portraits of his parents, home frontesire to participate in everything, and not to stay. and this, probably, is the most important thing, that vasily semyonovich’s case lives on as a memory of him. view the exhibition at the museum you can win until january 31st. sofia sergieva, andrey stiforov, sergey shcheptev, news! we will tell you everything about the elections in russia in detail, it is not difficult to understand them, it is important, it is honestly convenient. how to vote on a smartphone on sunday early in the morning during an absolute parade the kids cried out the people are getting up everyone is going to vote said mom sleepily let's choose remotely dad supported yawning electronically choose said grandma and grandpa i'll go with you to the papers ballots are loved in our generation well, the young shift is electronically modern i am not an opponent of progress, hold your grandson alarm clock this is all quite reasonable, it can be done remotely, we’ll go with you, mother, to choose the old fashioned way, our

commanded, without civil society getting it. the feeling that it can influence military operations, the home front, there is no interference, and why is this dangerous? it is dangerous because of what the head of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, kirill budanov, says, and this is what he says , the more litter and serious conflicts they have within the system, the faster our victory will come, that is, in other words , the more split is introduced into society, the easier it is to manage it, the closest example is ukraine, you look at how ukrainian society has split, this is what the chairman of the investigative committee of the russian federation, alexander bastrykin, says: listen, almost all the ukrainian prisoners whom we interrogate show absolutely no remorse in the garden. and here it is especially striking how a new ideology in a relatively short time has so imbued ukrainian society with hatred towards russian-speaking population. moreover, please note that alexander ivanovich bastrykin does not mean the warrior’s repentance for having fought, this is h

year he marched in the ranks of the immortal regiment. proudly carried portraits of his parents, home front precisely this energy, his desire to participate in everything, and not remain somewhere on the sidelines, that always amazed me. and it is very important that the name of vasily semyonovich is always associated with love for the homeland, and he is not forgotten, because for our country, for patriotic education, for the preservation of historical memory, he did so many. i was inspired by the film officers, a sense of patriotism, pride in my homeland. it is very important to watch these films, to be interested in this, this is our homeland, and we are obliged to protect it, and this, probably, is the most important thing, that the case of vasily semyonovich lives on as a memory of him. you can view the exhibition at the victory museum until january 31. sofia sergieva, andrey stiforov, sergey shcheptev, news. everything the government does is wrong, they spend our money in abundance in other countries, and the germans are doing worse and worse worse. we realize that taxes are rising, f

defenders of the volga borders of the kurdish fields, generals and privates, soldiers' mothers, home front workers, and of course, courageous, unbending residents of the besieged city on the neva. all of russia honors your feat today, happy holiday to you, the day of the complete liberation of leningrad from the nazi blockade. dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear friends, all of you, we, were lucky enough to be born and live. to study and work in the great city of heroes, a city that will forever remain in the memory of posterity, a symbol of the unbending will, perseverance and courage of the soviet people; there is no example in the world comparable to the feat of the leningraders, overcoming hunger, cold, and thirst. having survived endless death of their loved ones, they retained their humanity. the fate of each of them is a story of spiritual achievement. we know this story from the recollections of eyewitnesses, archival footage, newsreels, and newspaper articles of those years. we understand, we reread, we remember. we are reviewing, looking for answers to the questions that time poses

has been firing at them daily causing a significant number of casualties. the directives from the home frontthe evacuation also included the settlement of kiriyat schmona where more than 60,00 people have left their homes, some from more distant settlements without state instructions. the zinist regime leadership had pledged an earlier stage to work towards changing the situation, possibly committing themselves without ruling out a military operation. the current exchange of fire may continue for several months during which american-french efforts will aim to reach a political agreement. however, the likelihood of success is low, so there is a possibility that zianist israel will also prepare for a military operation after the resumption of diplomatic communications. this is even before considering the possibility that a strong hizbullah response to the assassination of sheikh salih will lead. to real escalation afterward in addition to the promise of avenging the assassination and the targeting of bayrut, there is also sayid conditional warning, if zionist israel launches a comprehensive wa

homeland, walked annually in the ranks of the immortal regiment, proudly carried portraits parents, home frontrs, it was precisely this energy, his desire to participate in everything, and not stay somewhere on the sidelines, it always amazed, it is very important that the name of vasily semyonovich is always associated with love for his homeland, and he is not forgotten, because that for our country, for patriotic education for the preservation of historical memory, he did a lot, i was inspired by the film... officers, a sense of patriotism, pride in the homeland, i think it is very important to watch these films , to be interested in this, this is our homeland, and we are obliged... to defend it, and this is probably the most important thing, that vasily semyonovich’s case lives on as a memory of him; you can get acquainted with the exhibition at the victory museum until january 31. sofia sergieva, andrey stiforov, sergey shcheptev, news! any business begins with a desire, i wanted a comfortable chair, but to do what you need, gather a team and do it yourself. but sometimes development stops

the military has a strong presence on the home front.picion towards the egyptians that it may not be able to control this. in fact, it is an indication that the israelies view the officers and soldiers of the egyptian army with suspicion in this area. also in this context, professor alider, how do you explain? what the israeli occupation army claimed that there was a clash between the occupation forces and egyptians who were alleged drugs. the geographical location of the clash along with the numbers along with the general circumstances surrounding this genocide, all and all have created a situation that the listener or the viewer will not be convinced by the israeli story anymore. rather we may witness attempts implement operations. the israelis, of course, if they could, they would suppress this, an attempt to prevent it from becoming new motivating factor for others, for more egyptians to choose the same option as other nations. mean, especially since the whole world is asking, whether inside or outside egypt, why the egyptian people