, by the way, what is interesting, we still call the marshall plan in our communications and journaliststheir publications by the name of the long-dead american a statesman, which means that there is no marshal plan yet, because when the real name of a living person, a man or a woman, appears there, that is, today today, that means today's active statesman or woman of our time, then we will understand , that there is already a plan, but... well , the marshall plan actually gave european western european economies not very large funds for their recovery, sometimes they say up to four to 7% of the necessary sums. more than 90% of the funds needed for recovery of any country after any war, these are investments, these are private investments both externally, internally, and externally, and what do investors want? and the investor wants all of the above-mentioned parasols of security , economic freedom, the rule of law, and human capital, that is actually the answer to many of our questions, with which funds ukraine is being restored , what is the correct name for this restoration, what fact

it's post school marshal plan to cover after the fighting. but for most cousins, the future is far from their minds. they're struggling just to survive every day on our correspondent injuries them. i'm in east of told us more about the situation in the hospital. well, the hospital has been stormed by id s troops who said they carried out a precise unlimited operation in order to recover the bodies of hostages. a big claim were killed by a moss. now these, as you can hear, they're not live hostages, that they were looking to find, but rather the bodies to recover them. there are reports that one person died, the staff of the hospital, which is run by the goals and health ministry, which is under the control of a moss. i have reported that one prison died when is real hit the hospital with a tank shell. so this would contradict to the statement that it was a precise and limited operation. israel does claim that they are intending to keep the hospital still in operation. they did take several people out that they're calling suspects and potentia

and by the way, i remembered, it’s just that many people in russia, of course, know about the marshal’s plann of the secretary of the treasury of the united states at that time. margenthau, and he just has the feeling that the united states was simply tired of these ideas of margenthau, who openly said that it was necessary to deprive germany of industry and turn it into a potato empire, that is, agriculture is the destiny of germany, according to the minister of finance margenthau of the united states states, which set out this plan, there was a whole intrigue about why , in fact, in the end the marshal’s plan still won, but the plan is being implemented in relation to ukraine. but, well, not only in relation to ukraine, not only in relation to ukraine, this the plan is now being implemented in relation to germany itself, however, not everything is in order with agriculture there either, due to protests, due to protests of farmers and even for the potato empire, there is not enough money, but the situation is quite indicative, but modernity does not teach, unfortunately, europeans, just tod

agencies, those guys that will need international investment on the scale of europe's post war marshal, plan to recover after the fighting. but for most cousins, the future as far from their mind, they're struggling just to survive every day through the special correspondence i'm gonna see if it's interested in uh with more details of that hospital right. as well, the israel defense forces claim that the conducting a precise rates using special forces on this hospital. they claim that they've given a warning to the people in a hospital to evacuate, although they have not evacuated, the people themselves is a big difference there in terms of security. a many of the patients have stayed for fear of being shot while leaving the hospital. at least one patient has died in the rates so far, according to reports come off as well as the hospital staff. also say that the israel defense forces shots into areas where thousands of civilians are sheltering out of hospitals. not being used only as a hospital, but also shelter for many civilians who have come from other areas in gaza. so at least at least

support for kiev from the european union exceeded the marshal's plan in percentage terms in relationgdp, that is, the assistance that europe received from the united states from forty-eighth to fifty-first. this was stated by the european bank. com. ukrainophobia is growing in germany. hatred towards visitors from ukraine has already reached unimaginable proportions. that's what they write in the media. this week, in a city near düsseldor , a teenager was almost killed due to xenophobia. a violent brawl occurred in a diner. a fifteen-year-old migrant allegedly came there with friends and spoke loudly in ukrainian. visitors didn't like it cafe. a fight ensued. an unknown man hit a ukrainian on the head with a bottle and then disappeared. this is what the article says: the teenager was urgently hospitalized; the police are still looking for the attacker. and a day earlier, in the city of oberhausen, ukrainian basketball player vladimir germakov was stabbed to death and his colleague was seriously wounded - as bilden writes , two german schoolchildren were detained on suspicion of murde

support for kiev from the european union exceeded the marshal's plan in terms of percentage of gdp, thaturope received from the united states 40. kiev is trying to assess the consequences of the russian strike on military installations of the armed forces of ukraine in the selidov area. according to information from our ministry of defense , places where enemy equipment accumulated, artillery systems, as well as hundreds of foreign mercenaries of ukrainian militants were destroyed. stanislav pernvald will tell you what the ukrainian side says about the losses. a city temporarily occupied by ukrainian troops selidovo is on everyone’s lips today. vks. russia launched a series of missile attacks on the ukrainian training ground, which is located 35 km from donetsk. at the training ground at that moment , the former coordination of the armed forces of ukraine personnel for transfer to the front line was taking place. the number of dead and wounded may reach one and a half thousand people. ukrainian information dumps immediately indirectly confirmed that the blow hit the right place, but with

uniform and put other ships and be taken up to jeremy to join in with what was the talents of the marshall plan. what would be called a c, c, g, which is a control commission to jump. so i was going at the show mean $47.00, it's not true. sure. label attached to my current case. i got lost and we went and lived in handbook. and then 5 foot in the back and so and then i was sent to school in films house, which is part of the you books backs for the notes from the baltic command for the past, the joe, the navy decided to move past 271 so in that we discovered spray plastic, so they're all popping up and down the hall. but let's do that until right through managed to get into signing on school. i i'm misses out because every positive and funny because i've been attending school so i had no idea what color was doing and there's always this expectation of adults where you catch up. you don't, you don't know where the have you all so attended schools. i have no idea what i was doing, but i was in a sanctioning body in school and stopped and cut a long story short. the best thing i could do front of m

uniform and put another suit and be taken out to jeremy to join in was what was the talent of the marshall plan? what would be called a c, c j, which is a control commission to jim. so i was going out to show me 947. it's not true. sure . with a label attached to my current case. i got lost and we went to lift in handbook, and then 5 foot in the back. and so and then i was sent to school in films house, which is the front of a v, a u books box for the notes from the baltic command for the boat, hostage in the navy, as i used to move past 271. so in that we discovered spray plastic, so they'll probably go down the hall and stay that until right through managed to get into a certain school i, i'm misses out cuz i have a positive and plus anyway, because i've been attending school so i had no idea what color was doing, and there's always this expectation of adults where you catch up. you know, you don't know where the have you are. so the task because i have no idea where i was done. but i was in a sanctioning body in school, in stockton cut, long story, short. the best thing i could do front of m

and a little bit about mentioning the marshall plan and what we were doing abroad. but it was very american centric. and i felt increasingly uncomfortable with that over the years. and after katrina, actually. and we had time, as stephen said, to think about some of the long term things. and and so i started to thinking we came out of the world a changed nation. the war changed our whole society changed our nation. and we were instead of being 17th in the world as stephen ambrose always said, in terms of our military strength, we were now a superpower. our we were the leader of the world and certainly the leader of the free world. and the visions for helping to extend democracy and freedom and human rights flowed into the institutions, like you mentioned, the united nations and then the marshall plan and naito and all of these we had broken out of isolation. and it seemed like to me we had broken out of it for good. and like it or not, historically, what happened to is as we reached out, we american to as much of the world as well as giving democracy and coca-cola w

uniform and put other suits and be taken out to jeremy to join in was what was the talent of the marshall plan what we call the ccg, which is a control commission. so i was going out to show me 47, not true with a label attached to my car in case that got lost. and we went to lift in handbook and then fax it in the back. and so and then i was sent to school in films house, which is the front of the board backs for the note for the baltic command for the boat, hostage in the navy. as i used to move past 271. so in that we discovered spray plastic. so they'll probably go down the hall and then stay that until right through my should get into a certain amount of school. i'm missing out because ever passive until sunday, cuz i've been attending school so i had no idea what color was doing and there's always this expectation of and also where you catch up. you don't even know where the have you are. so the task was, i have no idea what i was doing, but i was in the sanctioning body in school in stockton cut, long story short. the best thing i could do for the results that was quite special . ok, re

straight agency says gaza will need international investments on the scale if you it's post school marshal plan to cover after the fight thing. but for most cousins, the futures fall from their minds. they're struggling just to survive. everyday. across from the me in the 5th, joins us now from jerusalem. i mean, what more do we know about the situation right now in this hospital to well, the i d, f has stormed the nicer hospital which is essentially the largest still functioning hospital in gaza. right? now they said they carried out a precise operation using special forces and that they made all efforts to keep the hospital in operation. their mission there they said early on was to recover the bodies of hostages that they claim have been killed by him. also, these are not living hostages, but just the bodies of those already hostages, already killed by a mazda, according to their intelligence. but when they were in there, they also took several people into custody as suspects. now we're also hearing from the staff of the hospitals. there that's run by the government health ministry, which is

we're seeing that this has to be a national plan, you can say, or even a marshall plan for the environments rush. this is one important thing that needs to be considered in, in, in new claim. individual winey, environmental scientist, palo puddle, has been using central light dasa and open source information to monitor the toxic full well. it is important to understand that they are connected with each other. so what's happened in the cycle? what's happening to forward if we look back the air back to the sea, so that go systems line to connected, see how much it ation responds in forest areas. and over environmental scientist, building a forensic snapshots of the was impacts is complex task. so this is a cascade of, of the elements when one is interdependent from the other. which if i would drank one, i think i think now the, the pollution causes by to, by the bombs on the critic also areas. so we're talking about soil contamination. chocolate them ition might be very high. yeah. so this is a process that can, takes the kids to, to return to the previous levels. the use of another type of w

in principle, many of them will be victims of you, and some, according to the principle of the marshall plansecond world war, will then receive additional investments and parts. the european economy will become even more dependent on washington, so now the redivision of the world is already in full swing, and for a better redivision of the world they need to prevent something, and how does this relate to belarus, expansion, they cannot allow the conflict to be frozen, they expansion is needed, so aleksandrich is 100% right when he says that we have no right to relax, we are all citizens of belarus, naturally, the government will work, but if we are not united. this statement is a challenge to these guys, they will do everything to prevent this and so that for decades to come we will not be able to recreate this triune russia, peaceful, normally cooperating, capable of maintaining sovereignty and developing some national issues, but at the same time working in the most honest manner in economics, politics and external contour, therefore a bloodthirsty policy, but here i am saying, the uniquen

the scale of the american plan for the restoration of europe after world war ii, the so-called marshal’s planew with politico. an investment for both europe and the usa , ukraine is still a profitable investment, which allows you to fight with the russians with the wrong hands - said the editor-in-chief of the economist bedows magazine, that is , they have not come up with any new theses and are extorting money by saying that... for the americans, instead of the americans he is fighting with us now in ukraine. vladimir putin has already carried out a full-scale invasion of ukraine, and he is rearming much faster than europe. europe is fundamentally a more dangerous place. so, even though donald trump is not even close to the white house yet, his words right now are destabilizing the situation. this makes it much more likely that putin knows he will push ahead. you see, that is, in fact, they act in the interests of the united states of america , both of them, because trump’s ideas, which he voiced several years ago, implemented by whom, the democrats. now about the voting. well, you know, may

union, in principle, many of them will be victims, and some according to the principle of the marshall pland war ii. then they will receive additional investments and part of the european economy will become even more dependent on washington, so now the redivision of the world is already in full swing, and for a better redivision of the world they need to prevent something, and how does this relate to belarus, expansion, they cannot allow the conflict to freeze, they need expansion, so aleksandrevich he is 100% right when he says that we have no right to relax, we are all citizens. naturally, the government will work, but if we are not united, there will be no results. they benefit from a long conflict, and they benefit from stretching the front line with the russian federation. since the ukrainian operation is not successful, they cannot cope. any action on the part of the western coalition is possible to, so to speak, destabilize us in one way or another, because this is a direct blow to russia. strong, peaceful belarus, a peaceful rear, a functioning economy - this is the most important,

they passed the marshall plan. they invested in europe because communism was knocking on the door of western europe. yeah, they gave europe billions of dollars. and what happened? it created american century. those countries built their economies up, traded with america, and we were the first among equals. so, richard haass, let me bring you in here. it created the american century. without getting ahead of ourselves, what does everybody think is going to happen at the end of the russia-ukraine war? ecuador is not going to be rebuilding ukraine if ukraine is free and turns into a westernized, democratic nation. venezuela is not. the united states will be there. united states businesses. united states contractors. united states you name it. you will be in there helping rebuild ukraine, and american will be making a lot of money off of it. let's be blunt. when lindsey graham says we need a loan because we ain't getting anything out of it, that's the backward thinking donald trump always had, that would have meant, if

marshall plan rebuilding in europe. this was not a fight that harry wanted fight. but i really think he believed that there was a value in modern art. and it's interesting note that the cia in 1950 started a program they had a front the congress congress of cultural freedom was it they did this front organization put on modern art shows all over europe and it was all funded, of course, by taxpayers through the cia. and that began during truman second term. so i was never able to establish whether truman about this cia modern art program. but i thought it was interesting that that it occurred during his during his second term. okay let's get to 1958. so harry and are out of the out of the white house now four or five years and harry still doesn't have a pension still doesn't have social security. the secret service. i don't think he got social security either. did he did he? did he okay. oh, that's right. yes. and he got the army pension, too. so it's a couple of hundred dollars a month, i think. but he decided in 1958 that he was going to go on a cruise, a met a me

. >> jon: i think there is a mythology sort of around the marshall plan and after world war ii, we werench of money at it. now we are the best of friends and they buy our cars and we buy their cars and it is all lovely, and all it takes is a little bit of money and some american know-how and we can turn the world into allies. i think we might have learned the wrong message from all of that. >> i'd also say from reporting on the world myself, when you talk to people, this can have the wrong impact, if you have a great mythology about yourself and how you fix the world's problems, then some people will say, how can the americans not fix this problem? >> jon: they believe us? >> people believe us. >> jon: son of a -- >> i will say to them, there are tremendous numbers of incredibly while serving people serving our country trying to do the stuff but it is just really hard. it is the story that we have told and people really expect us to make good on it. they are impossible promises that we can't keep. >> jon: how do you guys negotiate this pragmatic view within your own families? i know wit

problems boys has come to one change that would make all the difference, which is we need a kind of marshall plan for mail. there a huge problem that's that the gap is a chasm female literacy male and it's cross-cultural. every society is dealing with it, but it's just a big challenge to get boys to read, to want them to be part of the world of the written word. and if you can do that and there are ways to do it and we should be studying the member broken record. i mean, if we had schools education that that focused on male pedagogy, there would be every would have a reading list of books irresistible to boys and even the whole war over phonics versus whole language people didn't talk about the gender aspects but there's no question that well, for everybody. phonics is better. but for boys, it's almost a necessity. so they're just we're doing everything wrong in terms of literacy. i think once you do that, you open up the world of reading and that, of course, has implications for how you do in all of your other classes, even even math and science classes require literacy. so i would think that wo

they tried to build a better world through the marshall plan, through the new united nations enduring alliances like naito. and perhaps the greatest success. all the victors even turned their former enemies into allies, law abiding democracies, free societies. and that's what we're doing here in the liberation pavilion. we're celebrating not just the military triumph, but the real victory. always harder victory. winning the peace. we never achieve perfection. and there are the mornings wake up and it seems like the very air you breathe is fire. but failing, achieve perfection must never mean that we stop striving for the good. and i think as we open this building, that's something on we can all agree. thank you very much. now, please welcome to the stage. dr. sharon estelle. dr. taylor is author, educator, speaker and member of the national world war two museum's board of trustees. she is also a war orphaned daughter. that was the voice of god. that's what call it. my parents would be so. i'd read your first. just a couple of lines from a poem written by lawrence binion. 21 september

thanks to the am<marshall plan we had, andier the marshall plan we had, and also in exchange, oh, hangaybe not get interesting maybe not to get into marshall plan, this huge >> the marshall plan, this huge amount of aid, billions of aid that the sent over europe, that the us sent over to europe, it given germany. it was it was given to germany. it was given france. the largest given to france. the largest single recipient was united single recipient was the united kingdom. which grew kingdom. which countries grew faster united kingdom? kingdom. which countries grew fast

, instead... they lowered the iron again in 1946, they lowered it, and gave everything to the marshal’s plan boarding school, that’s how it was set up in luland, i was just transferred there, so i got to know him then , he is buryat, he is 90 years old. i i wanted to say that how old is he? 90, yes, he’s 90 years old, and he called me today, today, and we are with him, and he really read my speech there, about the russian language, about nationalism, about nationality, national traditions about how to evaluate in today’s conditions we talked about this difficult situation a lot, and when i say that there were some things that we overestimate today, we even remembered the same word to the kid today, and it’s like he fell out of love. said once again, here we are to the west, and this one, two, but when you speak, tell me why, that in socio-economic terms, i say, we assess the tasks within the country as a danger, this showed, rita picked up this one, because it was necessary to imprison the bastards, and not squeeze them out from the outside, you see, and 2 years have passed, and no one stand

uniform and put on the sheets and be taken out to jeremy to join in was what was the talent of the marshall plan? what we call the ccg, which is the control commission. so i was going out to show me 947. it's not true with a label attached to my current case. i got lost and we went to lift in handbook and then fax it in the back and so and then i was sent to school in films house, which is part of the you books, fax for the note, for the baltic command, for the boat, hostage in the navy, as i used to move past 271. so in that we discovered spray plastic. so they'll probably go down the hall. but let's do that until right through managed to get into a certain amount of school. i'm missing out because i requested them because i've been attending school so i had no idea what color was doing and there's always this expectation of adults where you catch up. you don't, you don't know where the have you all. so the 10 schools i have no idea what i was doing, but i was in the setting buttons school in stockton cut, long story, short. the best thing i could do for the was off the house quite special. i h

marshall: plan, i -- mr. president. i rise to ask unanimous consent that the senate adopt our resolution expressing the sense of the senate that the governors of the individual states have a constitutional right to repel the dangerous and ongoing invasion across the united states' southern border. joe biden has the power to secure our borders. instead, he has chosen to break the law, resulting in the worse border crisis in american -- in american history. frankly, i don't know how the president sleeps at night knowing 300 young americans will die today from fentanyl poisoning. 300 yesterday, 300 tomorrow, 300,000 people have died from fentanyl poisoning since he took office. along with that, there's terrorists, chinese communists , nationals, cartels, and worse, they're all living in the interior of our country. since our commander in chief won't stop this historic crisis, an invasion declaration as defined by the united states constitution allows congress to recognize each state's right to secure their own borders. whe

what a question, of course, it’s very good, carry out the marshal’s plan in parliament, and you willome the master of the country, thank you, thank you, but how to get this crowd to vote for when they are all just with... it’s nice that this award is among others alexander vertinsky also received, it seems, his only award from the soviet government. i must say that in those years the attitude towards mikhail kolotozov in the cinematic environment was rather cool. despite his caucasian origin, he was not a campaigning man, rather a closed one. silent, avoided cinematic parties. many made fun of him, either a high-ranking official, or the handsome dzhegit , or a director, they did not expect any artistic revelations from him, but everything that had been accumulated and nurtured in him for years, his creative imagination, hidden temperament, the ability to conquer actors with his plan, suddenly, like a bomb, it exploded, with the director's revelations in the film, cranes are flying, which... and this topic was avoided in conversations. returning from the front, where in the spring of