general viominil, sent by the french government, captured the krakow castle, but after 3 days he wasd by suvorov. in 1972, in result. part of the russian empire, this status turned out to be very painful for poland and its national consciousness. we often underestimate the severity and drama of the loss of national independence for the poles. but some things weren't entirely bad. a representative of the highest polish aristocracy, adam czartarijski, became a friend and heir to the russian throne of alexander. alexander promised his friend. after the defeat of napoleon, most of the warsaw hertz at the vendian congress was transferred to russia and formed its composition autonomous kingdom of poland. alexander gave the poles a constitution, which did not exist in russia, and taught the sejm, that is, parliament. and here the liberal ideas that young russian officers absorbed during their stay in france begin to take their toll. the decembrists dream of ending. the most radical of them was to kill the tsar; they had a very vague idea of ​​what to do next, but tsar nicholas i turned out

, as the fall of the gistarychnaya mark, yana recorded, find out between others at the archive in krakowe, aycov karmelita, that suddenly , as the manakhs sang this litany, this icon disappeared, the hellish version, well , there is more there, this is not just an icon, which was all there at the temple, and it’s small, it’s so gistary... motsna, yana there i remember wars, how is it possible for this to happen? so, sapravda, i want, of course, to take away the paprauk, because i do not agree with good historians, only that, and why myself, cherpayuchy, from the krynitsa, dakranu, let’s say, because the sapraud cult of mother of god vyalynitskaya , if only yana had not fallen , if it weren’t for the first time, it’s true, i was a month of dancing for many people on different occasions, and this is good, that yes i passed in different hours of histary moments. s different translations, true, and this goodness, for ab'yadnane chalavek odnago s in other words, this is not the essence of greed, which all people live in, but there are hundreds of elements that are poisonous to them. the whole

moscow in 1624, according to for example, existing. already at that time in poland the university of krakowder the influence of polish architects , a new architectural style was established in the moscow state - the naryshkin baroque. starting from the end of the 15th century, serious changes occurred in the russian upper class costume, especially for men. the tatar caftan is finally going out of fashion, and is being replaced by the polish Župan and kontush. in office work, the language is higher. positions of the russian empire, polish patriots did not give up attempts to restore the old polish-lithuanian commonwealth. under the impression of the july revolution in france , an open uprising known as the november uprising began in the kingdom of poland. after the suppression of the uprising by russian troops in the kingdom of poland, the new governor, film marshal ivan paskevich, abolished the polish constitution, and introduced a division into provinces instead of the previous voivodeships in 1839. nicholas i, upon arrival in warsaw, said to the visiting poles: “you wanted to see me, here

was opened, following the example that already existed at that time in poland, the university of krakowunder the influence of polish architects , a new architectural style was established in the muscovite state, the ryshkin baroque, starting from the end of the 16th century in the russian costume of the upper class. due to the extreme weakness and instability of royal power in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, remember, we will not allow, as well as devastating wars, the balance of power between the two countries was rapidly changing in favor of russia, the reforms of peter i renewed and strengthened the russian state, while the polish-lithuanian commonwealth because of the gentry abuses became almost incapable and entered a phase of prolonged decline and decay. catherine the second sent troops to warsaw, after which her lover, stanislav poniatowski, was elected king. catherine's attitude towards the poles are reflected in the rescript to ambassador jacob sivers, due to the fickleness and flightiness of the entire people, due to their proven malice and hatred towards ours, and especia

and that ўchynyў, as the historical star falls, , recorded, known between others in the archive ў krakow ajcou karmelita. belarusian greco-roman wrestler kirill moskevich, holder of an olympic license for the games in paris, in order to win the coveted quota , the athlete had to reach the final of the qualifying tournament in turkish istanbul and in the weight category up to 87 kg. belarus has reached to the semi-finals, where he was stronger than the representative of denmark, turpal ali besultanov, 5:1. i will note, for maskevich, the upcoming games. assault battalion has been in the ranks of the working peasant red army since 1943 . my seed consisted of 15 souls, 10 children, five boys and five girls. in 1929, his father voluntarily joined the collective farm with his entire family. and we all worked together on the collective farm, studied and worked. for the first year of technical school, after passing the last subject, we should have been allowed to go on vacation to visit our mother, but on the 22nd we heard something else, attention, says moscow, today at 4:00 am, without any de

in 1364, following the model of northern italian universities , the krakow academy was founded, whiche the jagiellonian university. starting with the union of krevo, an agreement between the grand duchy of lithuania and poland, according to which the lithuanian grand duke jogaila, who married the polish queen jadwiga, was proclaimed the polish king, the created state became strong and powerful. a significant part of rus' during the 14th century it came under the rule of the grand duchy of lithuania. and russia until the 15th century. communicated with poland through lithuania, which separated it from poland, but in 1462 the moscow throne was occupied by ivan ii, the grand duke of vladimir and moscow, the sovereign of all russia, who received the nickname gatherer of the russian land. the final liberation of the country from ardyn dependence was achieved, a code of law, a set of laws, was adopted. the current coat of arms of russia, the double-headed eagle, built the current moscow kremlin and the assumption cathedral, with him the rise begins russia, from now on the russian state beco

there are three of them in gdainsk, krakow and poznan; for embassy employees, the territory of the capital is limited the mozovia voivodeship is approximately 200 by 200 km, and for employees of the consulates general, outside their consular districts, it is like four voivodeships in each case. when there is a need to travel outside this territory, a notification is sent 3 days in advance, it is entered into the ministry of foreign affairs in poland, and so is the trip. is implemented, these restrictions do not apply to the ambassador, consuls general, and the head of the consular department of the embassy. as for the motives that were voiced by the polish side, they are precisely the ones that cause the most bewilderment, since this is connected with supposedly some kind of subversive, sabotage activities of the russian federation, a hybrid war that we are allegedly waging against poland in our capacity. poland, ukraine, belarus, canada, which are allegedly involved in these actions, well , i say again, to be honest, it looks very... well, and for the work of our polish colleagues in russ

let's imagine that near the zabzydowska calvary near kraków, someone was making shoes when he was inhouse. it is not known how many of these shoes there were, because there was a big market that everyone could buy them without duty and without problems. and today, if someone wants to produce something in ukraine, he has access to of a great, as they once said, empire. well, the european union knows empire in the political sense, but it covers a large area. i think that not everyone understands what happened. i would say yes, in ukraine there is a fast way much faster than in poland, this is not even taking into account the war, i mean the 22nd year. this is putin's last attack, the biggest. ukraine already had better conditions than poland once had when it joined the eu. second. poland is the only large country, a neighbor of ukraine, that has the experience of joining the eu. romania to a lesser extent for various reasons, because she was not immediately in schengen and so on. that is, ukraine has a friendly neighbor who can familiarize it with all these problems. some temporary sol

let's imagine that someone is making shoes near the zabzydowska calvary near krakow.n it was a part of austria-hungary, it could produce an unknown amount of these shoes, because there was a big market that everyone could buy them without duty and without problems. and today, if... someone wants to produce something in ukraine, he has access to a large, as they used to say, an empire, well, the european union knows an empire in the political sense, but it covers a large territory, i think not everyone understands what happened. i would say yes, in ukraine there is a fast way much faster than in poland, this is not even taking into account the wars, i mean the 22nd year, this is putin's last attack, the biggest. ukraine already had better conditions than poland once had when it joined the eu. second. accession of ukraine to nato, but on that part territories where there is no russian army. could something similar be proposed during eu accession. certain temporary solutions are a bit of a different story, because in the case of the eu it will be a matter of customs deci

hear me, laziness, but excuse me, parallel call, laziness, it was wonderful. so half-smoked sausage krakowthinks that you, specifically because of an unpleasant relationship, are obligated to go and check, well , let’s, let’s tell the whole world how our investigators issue a search warrant for themselves. the minister will laugh, yes, but he wasn’t the only one who wrote, who else, your wife, to the regional housing department, to remind you why, here not only the minister will laugh, but also the president, such a wonderful story, 3 years ago, brave operative, kolya petrashkov caught a drug dealer. ambushed him in his three-room apartment. the drug dealer didn’t show up, but sat down somewhere abroad, and kolya was sitting in ambush, and so as not to get bored, he moved his wife and child there from the dorm, settled in, bought furniture, and his wife was so upset that she wrote to the housing department , they say, is it possible to leave this apartment completely, here you are, a sack, do you think it’s possible? find out, and the sooner the better, watch behind her, overhear the conve

law, to whom i returned from the congress the other day. from rome and visited his colleagues in krakowthe clinic, and they showed me this law, it was just last week in a new one was published on thursday, he says: listen, stefan, these are the conditions, he says, our government made us, and this, okay, okay, let’s move on to our sheep, sorry for the metaphor, what our government proposes in our bill for for in your field, you know, in paragraph 15, point two, there are several... such moments, first, such a moment, that, during three, we can have only two or three embryos, uh, and how do we know how many we will receive embryos, and the others will be disposed of, and we can transfer only for three months, further dispose of, mania, how to dispose of, this is incompetence, unprofessionalism, or any other word you can choose, a trash can, maybe it’s some religious superstition, maybe... no, it’s the other way around, nobody disposes of embryos in poland, ugh, the state pays , keep, if patients refuse, then they are used as donor ones. an embryo is basically that, it's a child, yes, it'

the citizens of poland react very painfully when men of conscription age, ukrainians, in warsaw, in krakow, in other cities, behave not quite decently, in a car break two or three times the set speed limit, and this is not acceptable for poland, when they allow themselves to relax not quite normally in... restaurants, when they are rude, speak russian there in poland, then the citizens of poland who provide assistance to our refugees, they they are demanding from the polish authorities a reduction in aid to ukrainians and in general they are asking those citizens of our country why you are sitting here instead of going, but mr. mykhailo, i am now appealing to your invaluable unique... experience to do what possible mechanisms could be used, not to invent some special rover there, not to provide any of these services, we have the ministry of internal affairs, poland has the ministry of internal affairs, so to speak, friendly institutions that communicated with each other, despite , that from time to time there were some inappropriate gifts of a dangerous explosion, so to speak, in the polis

more often, ukrainians start their own business in warsaw, krakow and wroclaw. more sanctions the us treasury announced a new package of restrictions aimed at the russian military-industrial base. this was reported on the official page of the us treasury. sanctions apply to almost 60 individuals around the world, they help moscow buy much-needed technologies and equipment abroad. such a two companies participating in the construction of gas infrastructure of the russian federation became sub-sanctioned. and in georgia, protests resumed due to the adoption by the parliament in the second reading of the draft law about inagents. eight people were injured in clashes with the police in tbilisi. according to the ministry of health there, their condition is satisfactory. in the evening , thousands of people stormed the parliament. georgian law enforcement officers. began to disperse people with the help of water cannons and tear gas. in addition, the police used rubber bullets against the protesters. this was reported by echo of the caucasus. the ministry of internal

number to 50,000, in the future to 70 000, and when the head of special kostyantyn nemichev from the krakówkraken, was just commenting on this story to the economist publication, he actually said that the enemy is really gathering forces, and may have certain... intentions to advance into our territory, but we we understand that when we talk about even 50,000 in the area of ​​the belgorod region, this is not enough to carry out any large-scale offensive actions there, although the enemy is really deep there, let me remind you that the so-called grouping is forming north, where is this new 44th corps being transferred, and in fact there is now a certain training of forces, but even if there will be 70,000 personnel, then we, let's remember the enemy's offensive on avdiivka, where 80-1000 were used personnel, and avdiivka is 20 km in area, so in any case we can say that certain enemy raids are possible, the ukrainian side takes these risks into account, and will react to it in this way, although we understand that ... such raid actions yes or no otherwise, the ukrainian side will be required

with the fact that it already exists, and its leadership is us, just 3 days later, on july 3, in krakowdera, he was still an ideological man with his own vision ukrainian state, he tried to push through the idea of ​​creating some kind of independent state, well, under a german protectorate, but independent nonetheless. the nazis, and at the highest level, at the level of rosenberg, who had direct access to hitler, had plans to create a puppet ukrainian state, under german control, of course, bandera was aware of these plans, at the same time, he understood one thing perfectly well: when this state... personally to adolf hitler and great germany, there is no ukraine close there, it’s just part of the army, which is called the wafs, that is, a volunteer division subordinate to the ss and fighting on the side of germany, taking the oath personally to adolf hitler. bander had served hitler for a long time and was now both hands for the third rykh, and he decided to put the order to return all activity to establish bandera’s power on the back burner in the hope that the fuhrer would soon ch

up to 200 people will lose their jobs at the krakow branch of pepsi and co.ate their production, for example, in india, then many others are simply closed. stellanti liquidated the engine plant. signifi has closed production of components for the traditional one. poland will lose 250 thousand jobs annually in the next 30 years . another negative factor is that poland is one of the countries with the highest energy prices in europe. i just want to ask the poles: what about american expensive gas, isn’t it better? russian, in general, the poles themselves brought problems on their own heads, and now with they will have to live with this, meanwhile, problems in the global economy continue to grow, which means that everything could still become much worse than these forecasts. and the result of the sanctions’ power is not only in the mass layoffs of the furniture, automobile, clothing, banking and it segments of the economy. these are only the first consequences of a powerful decline in industrial production. according to vnp poland there are only nine. out of th

there is krakow, coffee as good as vienna, how do you feel, people who talked about having to fight withy russians, it is necessary to destroy the enemy, to kill mosk. when moskal came, they ran away, some set records, some crossed the border in such a short period of time, how can someone not swim across the yew, you see, here is the problem, the problem is traitors, we must now set the trend for technology, for love for the motherland , and this is to be in a pixel or to be in a cartoon, this is heroism, these people should not lower their eyes, not get lost in the crowd, they should... walk proudly and everyone should want to hug them, approach them, say thank you, treat yourself to coffee, join the victory, join the preparation, do not be indifferent, you cannot run away from the war, it is like a shadow, it does not catch up, the war can only be stopped and it is stopped by victory, because otherwise it will be repeated and already fought back will be our children, the russians stole from ukraine... more than 200,000 children under the age of 18, 6 to 8 million fled to europe, let m

i am, of course, joined by columnist and broadcaster esther krakow.sindell and author and broadcaster amy nicholson. esther homes for hamas, do you think? good idea , well, it's think? good idea, well, it's inconsistent at the very least with british foreign policy, because you can't say that the uk government stands with israel and then takes in gazan refugees. why why, why would they need to leave if you stand with israel, surely there should be no problem there. and also there's, there's genuine concerns, of course, about the values and culture that these people are bringing over. but those are the concerns of every refugee there are some people that integrate better with different cultures that are closer to their own than in western cultures, particularly if they've not lived in western cultures, growing up in western cultures, growing up in western cultures, grown up with sort of christian values that would make it easier to integrate in this part of the world, but i think the bigger the bigger question is actually what that would say about our

nay >> my top team this evening are columnist esther krakow.'ve got conservative commentator albie amankona and journalist and political commentator jonathan. liz. oh, and can you work out what's happening here? mark steyn for palestine tv . get mark steyn for palestine tv. get ready britain. here we go . ready britain. here we go. get ready for socialism. next . get ready for socialism. next. >> patrick. thanks very much indeed. well, the top story this houn indeed. well, the top story this hour. geraint davies has announced he's standing down as announced he's standing down as a labour mp at the general election on the 4th of july. the swansea west mp is currently suspended from the labour party following allegations of sexual harassment, which he denies, and has been sitting as an independent. aren't. he said he's disappointed he hasn't yet had a labour party hearing or any opportunity to clear his name , and it's understood diane name, and it's understood diane abbott has had the labour whip restored today after previously having it removed

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i was at the conference in krakow. and i was staying in a hotel and there was a notice in the hotel, "sightseeing tours to the salt mines and to auschwitz." now, that really offended me, that it's become a sightseeing event. a lot of people have taken their children to see auschwitz. i think perhaps maybe because it's easier to show it to them than talk about it. >> what was the trip like? about six to eight days, i suppose. many of us babies and children died along the way. there was no water to drink. i just huddled up to my mum. "it will be over soon. keep hoping." (train rattling) (bkes hissing) >> every morning, the train stopped and they used to throw out dead bodies. how can a child of 14... hope people should die so he'llt down? what has become of me? eventually, one early morning, the train stopped. through the slits of the truck, i saw the word auschwitz. i don't know what it meant, even-- auschwitz? didn't have a clue. >> none of us jews actually who had been transported could realize what was awaiting. evil

she studied painting in krakow, moscow and st. petersburg. in 1920 she moved to england.o organized the first permanent ballet troupe in england. sofya fedorovich began to design the scenery and create costumes for this troupe's productions. and 5 years after meeting rambert’s student, the aspiring choreographer frederic ashton, she devoted herself entirely to scenography and theatrical costume design. in 1926 , sofya fedorovich designed the first ballet of ashtan. and a legendary production of the symphonic variations to the music of cesar franck. in total , fedorovich created costumes and sets for 25 ballets, four operas and two dramatic productions. she has collaborated with many leading choreographers and directors. she was entrusted set design for the play the merchant of venice, staged at the shakespeare memorial theater in stratford. eyvane, director peter brook invited her to work on a winter's tale at the phoenix theater. in the late forties and early fifties, fedorovishch designed verdi's la traviata, madama butterfly and puccini's tosca at covening garden. sofi

is a temporary exhibition-like exhibition. have already been demonstrated in paris, barcelona, ​​krakowa more interesting theory, perhaps since no one has seen banksy, the same one khasis vardar, who decided to become the founder of this exhibition, is bensi, this would be an unexpected turn of events, so we just talk about this all the time, about enx, because we want to follow the story to the end to find out who this person really is, i really... teaches us art to understand art, well, in general, we are on the topic of art, and today in a review of the work of lucian freud. let's see. hero of great britain, grandson of the great sigmund freud and even one-time portrait painter of queen elizabeth ii. and all this despite the fact that the person is incredibly scandalous, unpleasant, and his work is an ugliness, or quite the opposite. and it's all about the honesty of the artist. in relation to what he saw, because he did not invent, but wrote what he contemplated. freud , who worked in the second half of the last century, remained almost the only realist artist, and it is rare when a

intelligence, this secret training ground may be located in the polish forests, approximately near krakow, why are you always talking about korolev, we found out everything we need from him, he himself recommended you. grisha, blow him away. he didn’t teach him to hide, well, you never know, but it’s more like just a clue, after all, he has a morozov school, the book, i’m sure, might somehow show up somewhere, and you’ll immediately determine that it’s him, and he’ll bring him out us to the training ground, i apologize, i need to go there, in general, nikolaich, if you agree, we will provide all the conditions for you, i have another proposal. comrade morozov, that’s right, father, behind you, come follow me quickly, well, we’ve been waiting for you, excuse me, given the bitter experience of the previous ones. you will land in this square in the area of ​​​​blyyanka, it will be a bit far, yes, comrade lieutenant colonel, it’s a bit far from the detachment, but if closer, it’s too risky, commander, yes, he has arrived, yeah, go, yes, go, i wish you health, colonel polishchuk, morozov, niko

little on the south bay. 38 minute ride. 85 to menlo park. 2, 80 82 into 37 as you really good time, krakowhit richmond, he start to slow and you do really catch a break until you hit oakland again. a 24 minute ride crockett down towards the maze. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 7.47. and we're all talking about fun stuff. we want to do this summer. a lot of people plan to travel. in fact, tsa thinks it's going to be. >> one of the busiest the busiest summer that they've seen. absolutely, which means packed airports and so. >> for that reason, students on the peninsula got special students on peninsula. got a trip to oakland airport where they learned how to go through the process of going through an airport boarding a flight kron four's philippe to call. explain. >> a simulated flight to hawaii for students from over bay middle school in san carlos. thursday starts like it does for all of us who fly the tsa security screening at san francisco bay oakland international airport. ask questions before boarding southwest airlines captain sean welsh explains with the kids with speci

up to 200 people will lose their jobs in the krakow branch of pepsi and co., but if some relocate theirroduction, for example, to india, then many others simply close down. stelantis liquidated the engine plant. signifi is closed. production of components for traditional lighting, and even the global it corporation infosys announced plans to close its poznan branch and lay off 192 people. the sanctions worked. poland will lose 250,000 jobs annually in the next 30 years. another negative factor is that poland is one of the countries with the highest energy prices in europe. i just want to ask the poles: what about the americans? expensive gas, isn't it better than cheap gas? russian? in general, the poles brought problems on their own heads and now they will have to live with it. meanwhile, problems in the global economy continue to grow, which means that things could still become much worse than these forecasts. and the result of the sanctions’ power is not only mass layoffs in the furniture, automobile, clothing, banking and it segments of the economy, these are only the first conseque

nay >> my top team this evening are columnist esther krakow.r albie amankona and journalist and political commentator jonathan. liz. oh, and can you work out what's happening here? mark steyn for palestine tv . get mark steyn for palestine tv. get ready britain. here we go .

krakow sausage, meat tenderloin and two bottles of czech beer.red from the apartment. the detectives invited a dog handler and a dog. but the dog spun around in place. the crime was not traced, they checked the floor with a magnifying glass and found black dust and pepper, that is , the dog could not pick up the trace, since the floor was sprinkled with pepper. shamil sibakov, 1983, senior criminal investigation officer of the internal affairs directorate of the ostrakhan regional executive committee. this means that the killer, most likely a seasoned criminal, knew how to cover his tracks. they began to check all those convicted for robbery and murder, here again. signal from the same house on kubanskaya, there at night they again found a slightly open door, in addition to the task force , the head of the department khachinyan personally went to the scene of the incident, there was a strong smell of gas there, i closed the doors and gave instructions to urgently call the prosecutor and the chairmen here. lev khachinyan in eighty-three. head of t

as you can see, it is social commentator esther krakow.than that is the deputy chair stoke on trent north jonathan gullies and broadcaster and author amy nicole turner. and can you tell me what the bbc thinks is wrong with this? >> for most , thinks is wrong with this? >> for most, it's so much more rewarding than a boring old desk job. look at this office window. >> fantastic garretty britain. >> fantastic garretty britain. >> here we go. keir starmer's worst nightmare . next. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom, and we start with some breaking news. the first migrant has reportedly been sent to rwanda. according to the sun, there , claiming that to the sun, there, claiming that the unnamed man was flown out of the unnamed man was flown out of the united kingdom yesterday evening and is now in kigali after his asylum bid was rejected last year and he voluntarily agreed to move to the central african nation in exchange for £3,000. this scheme is said to be separate to a forced deportation programme due to start in july. if

a conference will soon be held in nazi-occupied krakow ukrainian nationalists.department of the berlin district, colonel erwin stolzen, said this in may 1945 during interrogation. documents about this are contained in the central state archive of public associations of ukraine, that is, this is all documented information that mr. bandera was in the service of the third reich. on february 25, 1941, the sanctions of abvar's chief, admiral canaris, begin formation so on... the great patriotic war began, bandera troops came out on the side of the third reich. on june 30, 1941, the germans occupied lviv. bandera's supporters decorated the city with banners like these. glory to hitler, glory to bandera, glory to the invincible armed forces of germany and ukraine. on june 29, 1941, in the evening , soldiers of the special forces regiment. 800 and the nachtigal battalion entered lviv, and already on june 30, representatives of the aun bendery wire held a legislative assembly of ukrainian lands in lviv and on its behalf yaroslav stytsko. before the attack on the soviet u

top panel , and tonight as well, with my top panel, and they are columnist and broadcaster esther krakowathan gullace and author amy nicole turner. oh yes, and you will never guess what happens next. get ready britain, here we go . get ready britain, here we go. the pro—palestine brigade are taking the absolute mickey . next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the 73 year old british man who died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrow to singapore, has been named as jeff kitchen. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok . emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack . more than 50 people were attack. more than 50 people were hurt, seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk. a former royal marine accused of spying for the hong kong intelligence service has died in unexplained circumstances in a park in berkshire . 37 year