belarus a copy of the smallest icon of the mother of god in the world was brought to that street one and stone java the virgin the shrine of our lands mother zhiroy. your people are dude ions. for a long time, my husband and i did not receive children , and the first boy died. and when i got pregnant with my son, i really wanted to be very afraid of losing him, and even being pregnant. i went to zhirovich, dipped in the spring in the sixth month, and very much asked mother mother of god and said that if everything went well, i would bring him as soon as i could. as soon as possible, i will write a thank you note. so, when a boy was born, bogatyr 450 and 52 cm. so he turned only 4 months. we took this dinner, we took two grandmothers from my father's side from my mother's side, and my husband brought me with a baby. and he really shouted at the whole temple, interfered with the service, he wanted to eat, because they left at night. well, in general, they took communion, and i wrote in this letter of thanks that it was the mother of god who helped me give birth to a healthy boy. sunset is not in her great viscous church of christian shrines

in what monastery, too, radislav of the mother of god and christened our water is not, and my danya was baptized by the motherme not only then, but the mother of god saved me, but from such an addiction to alcohol. and let's talk about these tests in this one. as through which you had to go through, including through the trials of this hot one, about which he speaks. how many scandals were associated with your name, the truth did not disappear through the trials of this addiction about whom to talk about, how did you go through all this, how did you heal and how your life, at the point where we stopped , such a big real cinematic came professional success. has he become such a test, because it can also be through the headlights. further on in the program, how a pernicious passion nearly ruined the life of an actor find the strength to admit to yourself that you are on the hook that you are not in control of the situation, what is it? owns? ah, the desire to drink, because a drunk person says that he is sober, but when he finds out, he will go crazy and why the alien child turned out to be closer to anatoly gu

it is not mary or not the mother of god in blue robes full of grace here what is this lady next to the angels the moon and the stars under her feet is it not mary isn't the mother of god in blue features full of grace oh, what kind of a lady and mother of heaven, who carried the cross for her son on calvary, yes, yes, mary, yes, the mother of god, in blue features , full of grace. holy evening. and for christmas , god grant that the most pure virgin will have a son. god grant, god grant that i grew up in an atmosphere of goodness for me, it was from my parents, then from my mother, when they never quarreled. they only supported me. that's why i know that a good word and a good deed. they always have a positive force and a positive return. that's why i can give the wounded or the children of the dead before the holiday, especially when everyone believe in such two things someone there, saint nicholas will come or a star will come down and we will all be kinder and happier, that's why i decided through such warm things through such soft things to convey a part of my goodness and my positive emotions so that they feel and especially understand that i am from bakhm

is not mary or not the mother of god in blue robes, full of grace , what is this lady next to the angels of the moon the stars under her feet is it not mary or is it not the motherr son on golgotha ​​so and so mary so and so mother of god in blue features full of grace holy evening god grant that the most pure virgin gave birth to a son. god grant, and god, amen. in my childhood, i grew up in an atmosphere of good. for me, it was from my parents, then from my mother, when they never quarreled. they only supported me, so i know that a good word and a good deed. they always have positive force and positive return because that's exactly what i can give to the wounded or the children of the dead for the holiday, especially when everyone believes in such two that someone will come, saint nicholas , or a star will come down and we will all be kinder and happier, that's why i decided because of such warm things because of such soft things to convey a share of my good and my positive emotions so that they feel, and especially understanding that i am from bakhmut, from kramatorsk, from those regions that are currently the hottest. those whom they protect because he told

i have there is a place on the sofa where he usually lay, so we have an icon of the mother of god our mothernitely take a prayer book with me and lay out prayers and sometimes pray. eh, somewhere you flew in one of the interviews, you remember that girls always throw toys into an open bag on the road. well, it was like that, yes, and then someone threw a rubber deer. i found him with horns. i would say don't put anything else. well , i was a little discouraged when i took it out, and i already saw that there was no reverence there, all at once filled it with a different meaning. yes what moment it happened something star journalist. uh, and i suddenly realized that it was yours that it was fate? well, i have not yet become, probably, a journalist to the end, because she is very worried about this profession. - a lot. and the steps it turns out that she is changing very much and being a modern reporter. the world is much harder than it is, and maybe even lighter. that is, you are already technically different at a different speed, and another sincerity, and permissiveness, uh, which immediate

mother of god is not mine. at are a list for slavuta of the image of the fallen mother of god ; konstantin zhdanov, the great forgedds is located above the formidable shrines brought by pilgrims from the holy place. with pleasure they come to the temple on festive sundays. they also attend optional classes in the basics of orthodox culture at a local school. where does the study go in harmony with the upbringing of the spirit of orthodoxy? church gonar of the archangel michael and its archaeological museum, where unique patterns of divine services are collected, and some names and good deeds have chained their tongues. here is an interesting diskos, on which an inscription about the health of elena and nila burtsevs on may 21, 1889, is engraved, the surname of the burtsevs is the surname of the titors of the resurrection cathedral in the city of borisov, they donated a lot to the resurrection cathedral. and, probably, they also helped the nearby village and the church that were there. and this disc was probably presented as a gift. to our temple a prayer request for commemoration of health. so many years have passe

mother of god for men. e, the monastery of the shepetovsky district, the convent of the holy righteous anna, the city. slavuta temple, holy nativity of the motherthe mother of god parish. slavuta church of the holy martyrs faith of hope, love and shepetovka cathedrals of the mounted mother of god, the irresistible kupina , the city of teshin, the holy resurrection church, the village of vinkovtsy, and this is reported by ukrainian pigs. today, that's just what happened in the span of a few hours this morning. here's a list for you, keep going, and i'm why about am i screaming? because i am not only because i am orthodox, but because yesterday, in his message, zelensky, president zelensky, who said many many things. as a matter of fact, if he said in simple words, but that one, and then continue to make noise, because there was no eshmon for a couple of days, as it is right in the game, and then he just voiced his message and the sbu went to drive. why is jesus the khmelnytsky region in the same place, when we named the objects one of them is located, but in fact, the sbu service reported on its work. yes, there is one one temple is located in t

mother of god, as it were, experts of the most. and what she wow is the ephesian orders of the reverend in russia, the icon of the mother of god was to polotsk in 155. elena, a novice of the polotsk savior of the euphrosyne convent, the first icon of the mother of god was written with her blessing in the first century. e, the mother of god, when talking with the apostle, onion blessed the table board, pointed to it with her most pure hand and said that grace would be with her image and with the strip by analogy with e, in a similar way theotokos and constantinople had a dermal day i took it out of the temple and bypassed all the churches . how many of these most crashed from constantinople, and then the turks, she will have her own monastery for women. from historical legends about byzantium it is known that in the imperial treasury of the patriarchal orthodox cathedral in the name of st. sophia in tsargrad, a valuable old library of the 10th century was kept, containing the most famous parts of the honest life-giving tree in the christian world. the cross of the lord i could no longer have mentioned what to see, this is a kind of

of god is the mother of god. however, the most pure earthly path was not a cloudless procession into heavenly joy. the mother of god shared the path with christ headlong and experienced the grief of the loss of her son. upon his ascension, the most pure sea, along with the apostles , went to preach the gospel, but even after her assumption, the aged continues to bear the sorrows and hardships of the entire human race intercession for us one of the saints, who was worthy of revelation from the kingdom of heaven, wanted to meet there in response, the mother of god was told that she was not there, since she is invisible on earth next to working people and ceaselessly, prayerfully intercedes for them. but what if a person sincerely loves christ. however, for various reasons, he is not ready, like mary, to devote himself entirely to serving god. in fact, according to the gospel words of christ, not everyone can, wholly devote his life to christ, not everyone can contain his heart. such a path, according to the holy fathers, spiritual life is accomplished by a person, right when it is done to the best of his abili

anna stands closer to the mother of god, but here, uh, the pope brings the motherig holidays. fathers get festive vestments of the mother of god color blue it is considered in the church and the vestments on this day will be blue. well, the most beautiful heard about the shoulder with a beautiful shit, church hymns will definitely sound. one of them is the vvedensky troparion, which tells about the essence of the holiday itself. now the students of the orthodox gymnasium at the monastery sing it. often the vision is called mother's day, child, the childless are asked to give the baby to the mother protection and blessings for the family. there is a tradition on this day to bring children to the temple for the first confession, and then cover the festive table. moreover, it is necessary to prepare everything in advance so that the holiday itself can be postponed with household chores. i usually cook a fish pie, since this holiday falls on advent, but there is an indulgence in it. you can eat fish among the people, they say, the introduction has come winter brought.

of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition. the king spoke about his mother's faith in the everlasting light of god. my mother's of that light was an essential part of herfaith in god, but also herfaith in people. and it is one which i share with my whole heart. the king said this ability to touch the lives of others was evident in the selfless dedication of so many, including the emergency services and health and social care professionals. and it was particularly needed at the moment. at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the world facing conflict, famine or natural disaster, or for those at home finding ways to pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm. we see it in the humanity of people throughout our nations and the commonwealth who so readily respond to the plight of others. the king said he wanted to pay particular tribute to those who ran foodbanks, helping those in greatest need. our churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and gurdwaras have once again united in feeding the hungry, providing love and support throughout the year. working members of the royalfamily

nothing, they have a lot of euro bucks , we have the motherland of the mind and the mother of god keeps our russia , the motherand it’s always like that, we rinse near the enmity of the banks of the war between nation states. compared to what is happening now, this is nothing but childish sandbox play in terms of bestiality and cruelty. here comes our brother. on the other hand, brothers also hate brother fiercely, because a brother, in fact, in relation to another brother is seen as a traitor. here we are at them on our enemies, we look at our own only at our traitors. they betrayed us . i am odessa state medical university, with a civil specialization. a pediatrician, a radical turning point occurred when the events in odessa took place on may 2, when my civilian friends are absolutely civilian ah, civilians, residents of the city of odessa, were burned alive in the hero city, odessa, for which my grandfather, by the way, fought in the black sea fleet of the soviet union and it was a radical, er, turning point, when i realized that, well, i had to go. yes, we are one people in the same language, on the other

and that this is the mother of god is not now the temple of the tikhvin icon of the mother of god, heree the archpriests preached. andrey pavlenko along with a huge pasta. he saved the city with his prayers and sermons and from the shelling of the destruction of its inhabitants, the shots of the canada artillery priests, who gathered today, were clearly audible. they were also guests and witnesses. so that , thanks to the intercession of the mother of god, there was a procession of the cross, we were with you the parish of the procession of the cross in the mitrofanov church of razgora or sechansk, and here we are preserved from such evil circumstances, we practically had no destruction and our frames were standing until today, but in present-day ukraine any word not agreed with the banking causes kiev anger and irritation one of the new sins of god with a nazi shade of zelensky, the persecution of the clergy of the russian orthodox church, the word of god began to be interpreted as a betrayal, and kiev considers simple truths from the lessons of history to be obscurantism, therefore, t

praise snezhnaya we are at the ubiquitous church of st. the seas day is torn to the mother and god and our mother something mary .

of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition. the king spoke about his mother's faith in the everlasting light of god. my mother'sth in people, and it is one which i share with my whole heart. the king said this ability to touch the lives of others was evident in the selfless dedication of so many, including the emergency services and health and social care professionals, and it was particularly needed at the moment. at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the world facing conflict, famine or natural disaster, or for those at home finding ways to pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm, we see it in the humanity of people throughout our nations and the commonwealth who so readily respond to the plight of others. the king said he wanted to pay particular tribute to those who ran food banks, helping those in greatest need. 0ur churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and gurdwaras have once again united in feeding the hungry, providing love and support throughout the year. working members of the royal family were shown, however, there was no mention of the duke and duchess of s

of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition. the king spoke about his mother's faith in the everlasting light of god. my mother'sl part of herfaith in god, but also herfaith in people. and it is one which i share with my whole heart. the king said this ability to touch the lives of others was evident in the selfless dedication of so many, including the emergency services and health and social care professionals. and it was particularly needed at the moment. at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the world facing conflict, famine or natural disaster, or for those at home finding ways to pay their bills and keep theirfamilies fed and warm. we see it in the humanity of people throughout our nations and the commonwealth who so readily respond to the plight of others. the king said he wanted to pay particular tribute to those who ran foodbanks, helping those in greatest need. our churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and gurdwaras have once again united in feeding the hungry, providing love and support throughout the year. working members of the royal family were shown, however, there was

mother of god and that's it. this means that this is the main temple icon of the intercession of the mother of god, which means thew modern, but it was in wood and the last fire of 1890. he destroyed the iconostasis , which means that the dome was restored, but the iconostasis did not even have funds, the synod would have divided more than 3,000 rubles. but the fire is let's say so. uh, it means that the consequences were very large, therefore , the fact that it is now modern, like this, is made by our mogilev masters with elements. so, here are the icons, which means they were ordered. here, but in general, this is arched hmm vaults, as done. this means that the temple speaks of high technology, which was owned by local e masters. not a strap, yes, what we wanted to press, so i overgrown. we need to say that my mara was zakonserforovat under the purr to hack a normal one, there the drainage is more stately and cap. just that's what is called under the school. maybe with any of their pimples , this pyroemism of the belfry with participation with moors of the seventeenth year. this temple from that time, when it me

mother of god blessed and resolved everything safely. and people always come with requests to this mountain of the world and the mother of god hears everyoneives. i think that it is necessary to restore at least some kind of chapel and put up a lyceum-church, so that the divine liturgy would be served in this place, and then it would be easier. i think that in our turbulent times it is good that there is such a place where you can pray for peace and ask for the help of the mother of god and the lord for peace. father alexander has good hobbies. he breeds pigeons. the dovecote is located near the temples, wishing a long happy life, young people come here to get married, wives traditionally release white birds. the local children come with the joy of the dovecote. and by taking care of the birds , admire and feel the warmth of the prayer places. of course, there are much fewer parishioners now, however, the churches in the village of surog are all operating, as usual, they glorify the lord many centuries ago, the lord is on the family of father alexander and mother elena, basically everything and all church life in the village is kept, but i

commissioned by the reverends in russia, the ephesian icon of the mother of god was delivered to polotsk in 1.150 the fifth year . e of the motherostle, blessed the board with her hand . she pointed to her with her pure hand and she said that grace would be with her image and with a strip by analogy with e, similarly to the mother of god and constantinople had a skin day and she takes it out of the temple and bypasses all the churches near the floor. how much this most allegedly ostensibly with constantinople, and then only she will have her own monastery for women from historical legends about byzantium. it is known that in the imperial treasury of the patriarchal orthodox cathedral in the name of st. sophia in tsargrad. a valuable old library of the 10th century was kept, containing the most famous parts of the honest life-giving tree in the christian world. cross of the lord, i could mention more, what to see? something not a seething campaign near constantinople , since they are servants. michael went for the formation of the mother of god with an ephesian heap for everything the laser god that this master robbed from, then

of her mother starving and being 30 and really unhealthy. and to her like that was such a expression of disability that she couldn't say like my mother was, you know, with godin those moments, like her mother was actually suffering. so i think she came to that space of feeling it didn't really matter what she was calling it, but like her mother suffering. and therefore that's why she needed medical help. and what how do you think about it's like which when you're talking to those children who do find yourself why would you agree with both of them or how do you think about it? well i'm like of my own biases. so i guess i tried to like like my bias would be like i don't have a spiritual relation. i don't have like a spirituality as a profoundly un spiritual person. i guess i'm more like i don't know what to do with this spiritual understanding, except for like feel or something to be honored about it and like sort of feel in awe of the way in which it can structure people's. so i guess i, i was thinking this, i was like reading for some reason i was reading your amazon page of your book and, and it said like you're very non and i was thinking a lot of people

m na po over 199 death to the enemies of haida, god, it doesn’t matter, brothers , the most beautiful mothers, make pumpkins, what is their gathering, give, motherlike the sun, happily walks to cut down on christmas, the morning is cheerful, gena christos, more, youth, be more, may it come to your greeks, as we fly, repeat more on they don't love the earth let it always be and you will be again today they are selling feed the prostate a lot the cuckoo will think everything have a nice day in the spring lord, for the sake of the rose, get ready for your heart, so that the raisin at night the two most holy mothers of god in kryvorivna, er, trembitari, er, from the bagpipes, er, and then the whole group of carolers, villagers, guests of the village, move to the courtyard of the church, as we saw, the carolers form a circle as a universal symbol of the sun and line up inside this circle according to tradition birches are the so- called leaders of carol groups who will then leave the village and disperse. well, violinists too. every band has its own violinist, not only er trembitar . the conductor is called his birch, the violinist and the trembit pl

mother of god, but for this whole city. there is another informal name for the mother of cities.s the mother of cities, further to him are the conquistadors, who already went from here and for good depths continent. but today we are interested in the fact that it is here that joné was founded in 1991. and this year, zelensky wanted to speak at the summit of this bloc. when the chairmanship of the bloc is the same paraguay. there is no universal agreement. and this is uruguay montevideo headquarters. tour, where they took advantage of the fact that here, unlike the un, voting takes place not publicly and even on the eve of the current summit disclosed. who blocked zelensky but it is interesting who, in addition to paraguay , are uruguay as well as the giants argentina and brazil. this is really serious. still, almost a tenth of the big twenty and now the image is in the city, which is significant for the whole world of the cursor, chui, where the houses are on the left side of the street in brazil and on the right scolds, just on the day of our arrival, the first traffic lights we

of all mothers. he was worried about this, as god forbid something happens such as mothers will survive this wives. expended knocked out, the sunroof jammed in the car got out by itself and pulled out heavily, wounded drivers and the gunner brought them to their senses, bandaged them and continued to shoot at the enemy from a machine gun. at the end, when he was left alone, he prepared a bullet for himself, well, in order not to be captured, and he was already ready to take this step on the attack, saying goodbye to everyone, until help arrived. unconscious, carried out of the battlefield with numerous wounds. the best doctors of st. petersburg and moscow fought for his life. steadfastly underwent 14 operations, part of the foot was amputated from the body, many fragments were taken out. i don't know how much it should be this inner strength is the core to be ready for such a step. i think it was very hard for him, of course. he is a man of childhood himself. and this is what laid down in him that he seemed to be ready to sacrifice himself to the russian federation . here, soldiers and officers und

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well, maybe she considers herself the mother of god , which she does not order. mothers she mean, they say that she went to boris godunov's phrase. the people are silent addresses this phrase to the current people russia and remember her words about putin, these are the guys. well, this is too complicated a multi-move for such a simple woman, well done, yes, a simple one is not easy, but given the political ones. well, now you will have a woman, as he said simple, she will be more complicated woman's name and in fact. i would treat her with respect and try to understand, uh, her signal is good, the signal is rassulin, so we more or less say so for ourselves. eh, got it. here's another clear sign. which one to understand? i can't live without you, please, angela merkel minsk agreement 2014 year was an attempt to give ukraine time. she also used this time to become stronger. how can you see her? today ukraine 2014-2015. this is no longer ukraine, that is, of course, ladies, we also stated this once again to give thousands. the first one is constant again. uh, we were dece

mothers who are abundantly sprinkled with matyuks with bigots, impressed by the mothers, let's not deal with quotations, that's how people responded, of course, our russian neighbors are very responsive, even pay the counters, well, bad, well, godittle bit, well, call it poetry, i don't know, it's such a performative thing, i forgot what kostenko andruhovich stus zhadan is, these are the people who have specifically occupied a niche, i still don't go anywhere like that children 4 years old, karpenka-karogo, that's something i have something else, i don’t know what to call it, and these are modern wartime poems, they ask me to rap, we translate with the pool, we do it in our own way so that the boys sing with us, just there, i don’t, it’s not for

of mine groping. do you want to hear something funny? mother , when something funny? my mother, when richard at the age of richard nixon died at the age of 84 years old she said god got the end . i think she was it him the end. i think she was it was . yeah, that proves god was. yeah, that proves god exists, doesn't it. i mean. so this lillian's got away with it so far, you see god punishing , so far, you see god punishing, me? it is extraordinary. the confabulation capable of anyway carry from the express to wednesday's guardian with a single bouncer take single bouncer will take a moment to re—orientate taliban ban women university ban afghan women university educations . taliban ban afghan women university educations. taliban and taliban women banning debating is what they do the republic of afghanistan people are women having to dress more conserved every now and they've been knocked out of education in which i like that word conservative even if they were navy blue and yeah carrying sticks. well, i think it's we made a law at the moment clothing but i think everyone from the pictures we've been seeing , from the pictures we've been seeing, women from the picture

of mine groping. do you want to hear something funny? mother , when something funny? my mother, when richard at the age of richard nixon died at the age of 84 years old she said god got the end . i think she was it him the end. i think she was it was . yeah, that proves god was. yeah, that proves god exists, doesn't it. i mean. so this lillian's got away with it so far, you see god punishing , so far, you see god punishing, me? it is extraordinary. the confabulation capable of anyway carry from the express to wednesday's guardian with a single bouncer take single bouncer will take a moment to re—orientate taliban ban women university ban afghan women university educations . taliban ban afghan women university educations. taliban and taliban women banning debating is what they do the republic of afghanistan people are women having to dress more conserved every now and they've been knocked out of education in which i like that word conservative even if they were navy blue and yeah carrying sticks. well, i think it's we made a law at the moment clothing but i think everyone from the pictures we've been seeing , from the pictures we've been seeing, women from the picture

mother, where i just didn’t apply. we were fighting right on the right bank. you helped me get my mother out of mariupol. now we are together. mom is not in danger, god bless you thank you for everything. yuri found out. this woman is natalia. lives here in moscow and with her motherre we found this grandmother. she is a wheelchair user. she rides in a wheelchair. we found two more old men . one was, uh, grandpa. he was without a leg, he buried his grandmother in the courtyard of this house, there is a grave right there. we have photo and video. they also buried the second woman there, who was paralyzed. here's the paralyzed one. we took away on the same day, and found relatives. this grandfather, who was without a leg, also came in a wheelchair, then his son took him. and this grandmother refused to go. we had to deliver medicine products to her in a week. and already this house was occupied by the enemy, again they did not touch us. i do not know why. well, we got it, then there is food, khimova, 112, apartment 13. hello, what is your name, people are looking for to evacuate from here. did not work out. and then she came for her. this is her daughter natalya and we also helped bring out this 80-year-old woman, in my opinion, she has been riding a wheelchair for

of studying at college was being resolved, the younger ones went to school and various sections from boxing to circus studio does not exclude my mother. inna mother goes to the cossack choir yes, mother godsack move. i go regularly today here on tuesday. appetition again, inna and alexander have already received russian passports and are waiting for a decision on a permanent place of residence. i really need my own house. now on the kuban land where the family can reunite, krasnodar territory. i also love the people who live here. i will be very kind to you. thank you. i never thought that we would be treated like this . uh, wherever they go, everywhere, benevolent everything is wonderful. the village priest, priest dmitry, and his family were the last to leave novogorovka, kharkov region, when the road was already being shot through for leaving the ukrainian military, you understood that there was no fuel, and in our car the light is flashing and we understand that we won’t be able to go where they planned to go, and only then we realized that our priests must have all entered. they even warned in advance that come early. well, somehow they were digging potatoes. here's saturday night.

mother. this corner has completely remained intact and dangerously the burning bush of the mother of god of the glass. it was by chance that they gradually began to restore it from the domes from the roof. now we have to make the foundation and the walls. we started. so let's move at a pace. quickly me with god's help. yes, they are without it. so thank you very much with tears in my eyes, people stood and asked not to throw them away. well, here we are with the people, the church is always with the people, and maybe even words, no prayers are needed, just presence with people. yes , thank god they restored it, but i have a question, what is it? orthodox people are there, what are they doing with these churches. we will now break and immediately after the break you will begin to answer. we will return to this studio in just a few minutes and continue our conversation with our guests. doubt on what to put. choose any sporting event in the application in the form of bets and fly into the chat, see live broadcasts. consult with other players. liga stavok together to win. don't miss the event and people of the week on central television. kiev opens a second front in the ukrainian rear, how and why the fight against the fifth column can lead ukraine to civil war big oil game for a fall biden wants to repeat the eighties to bring down world energy prices. has the white house succeeded in negotiating with the arab sheikhs again, or is the american president simply bluffing patriot games in the near future, kiev can get american missiles , biden has the final say. how to change the alignment of forces in the zone of the ukrainian conflict, if the american president gives it? 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vasya can only be resolved if the issue of ukraine is resolved without resolving the issue of ukraine, there will be no peace in the donbass. here it will not be. we can say that they can be pushed 20 to 30 km, they won’t finish off with rads, they won’t finish off with hailstones, they will finish off with hammers if we push the exit 82 km away, yes, at a distance to which the hammers hit, they will be supplied with new types of weapons which they don't care. 300 km anything, anything but this will not solve the problem, the problem must be solved in kiev, you know, like this, when we stand on khreshchatyk and when we light a candle for the health of the survivors because of the repose of the dead, yes in the kiev-pechersk lavra. then it will be possible to say that the donbass is safe without resolving this issue. i think that it will be extremely difficult to provide the residents of donbass with security. shooting can be minimized . as it is today, let's say powan. it 's possible, but it won't solve all the problems. but at least so to start. yes, i agree with regard to, let's say, in comparison with luhansk and cutting, of course, well, in donetsk there is now moreover, pay attention, when you ask a question and compare the shelling that russia produces on e on objects. yes, first of all, i want to tell you michael russia hits precision weapons, this is a fundamental difference that works for specific coordinates and for a specific object. and as for donetsk, they hit from hailstones that work on the squares. this is the fundamental difference and the number of casualties as a result of shelling with precision weapons. and by area. it is completely different. for example, i will give you an example when you think that, for example, russia is deliberately hitting ukraine and the ukrainians, destroying the ukrainian people. you must understand one simple thing during this entire special military operation on the territory of ukraine more than 3,000 russian missiles flew over 3,000 and take the ratio of the number of missiles and the number of civilians who certainly die even as a result of the use of high-precision weapons. as it happened, for example, two people died in the dnieper, but this does not mean at all that russia purposefully hits residential facilities according to the structure exactly where, for example, there are residential buildings, kindergartens, schools, and so on, where there may be a large number of victims among civilians population. this is the fundamental difference between high-precision weapons and weapons that hit areas. now, regarding the church. this is also a ploy. this is in the same pocket, they are persecuting the ukrainian orthodox church. they want to show that russia will not be able to protect inside with e. ukraine, that is. here, look, we are taking away the church from them. we take away their faith yes, we imprison priests, as they say, the moscow patriarchate, in fact, we are talking about the ukrainian orthodox church. yes , the orthodox church. my blood runs cold when i watch this video, where the woman is. and let me show you. let me show him. i ask you until saturday. let me live. yes, it's me you shoot us. and i'm on my knees in front of you, a military workbench is empty. yes, their horses you were your lads me to the ukrainian orthodox church of food well-eve, well, the king in ukraine kicked out even turned off the orthodox cycles sits, but they don't give a damn. you understand roman i on this video is impossible. i agree. well, you understand? the son's life was taken away, the mother'st's just vera. here they are. they just act like jesuits, some kind of satanists, you know, natural. this is a citizen of your country. yes, you can imagine, it seems, how interesting she is, the mother of a deceased soldier who fought at the front, you understand, yes, what happened, you didn’t understood, wait, here's a soldier in full force. yes, he died, this is his mother. uh-huh, she wanted to sing it in the temple. answer understand, yes, yes, the funeral service in the temple, they do not let the service. why is the church on its knees in front of you saying i stand? yes it's let me go. and you beat me, your people beat me, and this is a soldier in full. here is the one that says the only canonical orthodox church. leave alone, which is recognized by all the orthodox churches of the world. leave her alone, it's not happening. do you understand? i'll be honest . i don't know how anyone takes it. but this is, well the scariest video i have ever seen in my life. well, honestly. it

of how in thy dark streets shine is the everlasting light . my mother's everlasting light. my mother's belief in power of that light was an essential part of her faith in godh in god, but also her faith in people. and it is one which i share with my whole . it is a share with my whole. it is a belief in the extra ordinary ability of each person to touch with goodness , compassion, the with goodness, compassion, the lives of others, and to shine a light in the world around . this light in the world around. this is the essence of our community and the very foundation of our society . we see it in the society. we see it in the selfless of our armed forces , selfless of our armed forces, emergency services , who work emergency services, who work tirelessly to keep us all safe and who perform so magnificently as we mourn the passing of our late queen , we see it in our late queen, we see it in our health and social care professionals , our teachers , and professionals, our teachers, and indeed all those working in pubuc indeed all those working in public service who skill and commitment are at the heart of our communities. commitment are at the heart of our com

mother, tell them there is not another grosvenor fellow left but myself. we tramping over the dead. there's only 400 left out of about 1300. mother, if god spares to get home safe, i will have something awful to tell you. if hell is any worse, i would not like to go to it. when her baby wrote those words, he was only 17 years old and he was far from the only teenager. this battle, despite this disaster at the somme, on that first day, haig ordered the attacks to continue just because. just second. well into the autumn. and it was only the weather itself, finally forced haig to call off the attacks in november of that year. by the time the battle of the somme ended. at the end of 1916, the british had suffered 420,000 casualties. the french, who also took part in this offensive, suffered 200,000 of the germans estimated suffered around 650,000. and for all that, the allies gained, about five miles of land. there was no break. yes, sir. survived. the beatty survived. that's a good question. i've been trying to find out, and i don't know. and i'm not sure if he was in that photograph, but but i've been i've been looking i've been able to out more questions about the somme. yes, sir. why general haig decide to continue the fighting despite the horrendous casualties on the first day? because he thought that if just kept pushing, the germans were on verge of cracking and then they could break through. the problem was he never went to the front, so never saw what the conditions were like. his, his headquarters was always about 20, 25 miles behind the front. battles like verdun or battles like the somme are expensive, hugely expensive. and what the allies and the germans and the austrians and all the rest who took part in the war, soon discovered was that these wars were mass consumption wars. they were total wars. and this meant that you had to create a new kind of politics to fight these wars. you had to you had to get rid of at least temporary. the free market. laissez faire economies that most of these countries were used to. you had to go over to poland economies to do. the western allies created coalition governments or what were sometimes called governments of national unity. and by the latter years of the war, all of these countries had such governments. these are all parliaments systems. so in these of national unity, these governments, these coalition governments, most if not all of the major parties, parties are paid, you know, take for you participated. just paid it in these governments and and these three were among the most successful probably. lloyd george the man the center of the most of all he still known in britain as the man who won the war. it's the man who won the war in germany by the end of 1916. by the end of 1916, the germans had, for all intents and purposes, a military dictatorship. a dictatorship that was run by hindenburg, but most especially his chief of staff, erich ludendorff wilhelm, the second was still emperor. he was still kaiser, but he was in a figurehead. it must be said that the german was never really able to create the kind of war that you found in france or certainly in britain. but they would be running the country for the rest of the war. the big problem, of course, the central powers was, the british naval blockade, which cut them off from the outside world. germany depends on resources, not just its industries, but also its farming. and this was of the other central powers as well. and they couldn't get out beyond the north sea to trade with anybody. this led to increased levels of of hunger. and in the winter, 1916, 17, the infamous turn of winter, when in germany, especially in most places, about only thing to eat were turnips, literally, there's no bread, no potatoes little meat. and you might imagine what kind of a legacy this left, the memories that this among not just adults, but among the children who lived through this. it was during the first world war that a new term was created, a new term entered our lexicon, the home front. and that's because for the first time, the home front became a front of war. the home front was not only the place where civilians lived, worked, they were the creator heirs of the material that was needed for these wars. they were also attacked as well. the germans very early in the war, began aerial bombing raids of cities that they could reach in france. but especially in england. this is an amazing photograph of one of the german, the zeppelins, during a bombing raid over. you can make out big ben right there when these airships were no longer usable, the british developed tactics to get at them. the germans switched out to using planes to at least bomb london, including the famous gotha bombers. and i don't if these these photographs can even begin to do justice to how big these were. but i must say that i can't imagine. cold. it must have been to fly the channel in that exposed position. you know, i wouldn't do that in august. never mind november or february. but they did. yeah. these like night raids, especially cold war. they would. why didn't they do this? like, during the 19? so it would be especially cold if you're like, yeah. yeah, yeah. because if they didn't during the day, then they'd be subject to fighter planes being sent against them as well. now these these bombing raids were that the damage they caused was minimal. but of course, the injuries were not. and the thing here is we tend to associate the idea of bombing cities with world war two. this is on during world war one. and of the germans tending to have to go up in the air to bomb french cities. they had those huge, long range artillery pieces. the paris guns, for example, that could bomb german. yes, sir. for the strategic bombing for terror bombings. i we call them terrible. i mean, they had no specific target. they would just fly over an area, just spill out the bombs when they could and they couldn't carry many anyway. so. when i opened this course, i was talking about the various allied powers. i out that the united states did not factor into any other considerations of the european leaders during the july crisis of 1914. in fact, the united states would be a dominant player by 1918. and you really cannot talk about european history. the first half of the 20th century without talking about the united states and about talking about one man in particular. this man, the then us president, woodrow wilson. wilson as you probably know, has come in for quite a bad lately because of his undeniable racism. that's a subject that we have to leave to one side here. i want to focus on his impact on europe and the world. but wilson wilson at the start of the war was determined, most americans, that the united states should stay out of this conflict. he famously said at the beginning of the war that he hoped that all americans would be neutral in deed as well as in thought, and he wanted it to stay that way. the problem was that, quite frankly, there were simply too much money to be made in this war. the allies from the start began to purchase huge amounts of material from the americans and the americans in world war one were not the arsenal democracy that would be in world war two. okay. the americans in world war one were much more important to the allies as supplier of primary materials goods. they were very important. crucially important in the production and supply of steel, and not least food. the germans have been very happy to have bought these goods from the americans, but of course they couldn't because of the naval blockade. and although this bothered wilson, he didn't do anything to stop it. the american economy was in a recession in 1914. the war changed all that to pay for these massive amounts of goods. all of the allies turned to the money. the british became the sole purchaser for all the allies in the united states eventually save money. they had the best credit. okay. but even the british could only borrow so much. and by 1917, the 1917, there was a dramatic change in the history of the world. up until this point, the united states had been a debtor nation. it had owed the rest of the world a special the europeans money, lots of money. that's how the had funded their industrial revolution in 1917. that changed. and the united states became a creditor nation. the rest of the world owed it money, and that would continue. the united states would be a creditor nation until 1986, until the reagan deficits made the united states a debtor again. in 1986, which we've been ever since back at this time. by 1917. even the british line of credit had run out and the allies had to borrow huge sums of money from the american after the united states got into the war. this would create something called the war debts crisis, which i can see from some of the looks your faces. sounds very dry. it's not. but i'm going to get to that when we're talking about the and the thirties. here, it's enough to know that already without firing a shot, the united states was already a crucial player in this war. any qualms? wilson had about supporting the allies were put one side thanks to the revulsion that he and many americans felt about germany's answer to the allied blockade of europe. and that was the use of german submarines or u-boats to sink ships. this almost brought united states into the war as early as may 1951, when an ocean liner called the lusitania was sunk off the coast of of ireland. the lusitania, when it sunk, took down with it over hundred civilians. and 128 of those civilians were american citizens citizens. 100 of those 1200 were children. now, you remember, this is at a time before governments started using euphemisms like, collateral damage. and the lusitania sinking outraged americans. and it came very close to taking the americans into the war. yes, ma'am. just once you take out an air in the newspapers, know in the new york times saying don't take this ship. they did it. they did. but but nobody it. seriously. the ad was in there and it was with the shipping schedule. so you couldn't say you didn't see it. but nobody nobody took it seriously. oh, sorry. you didn't do. turns out like i was carrying weapons and stuff. that is simply a bomb and is still disputed this day. and if we go through all of the claims and counterclaims. we will be here till 5:00 tonight. so i'm going to leave that to one side. but yeah, it's been claimed for time. the germans back and they they they renounced using u-boats to sink civilian ships. but the of total war really meant that that couldn't last forever. in january 1917, the germans announced that they were going to resume unrestricted submarine warfare. and this is a poster, german poster showing from a sinking ship around the french british coasts during this period, which is quite a bit. now, the german government knew hindenburg and ludendorff were behind, by the way. they knew this would bring the americans into the war, but they had a logic to this, and the logic was this by early 1917, britain was the one country that was standing germany and final victory. the reasoning was, if we can starve, i mean, literally starve the british people. britain will be forced to sue for peace with britain out of the war. we can defeat the french. war's over. and we will win. the americans will come into the war. but their army is so small and it will take them so long to mobilize that they will not have any presence on the battlefield. so. so from that perspective, this plan makes sense. guarantee. the foreign minister, this man arthur zimmermann, went a step further. he decided that the germans could distract the by inducing mexico to join the war. and for reasons i've never been able to fathom to have japan switch sides. but japan taking on was german territory in asia, in the pacific, they switched sides, who knows? but that's the reason. in berlin. okay, second. and in the process in the process, the americans be so distracted on their own southern border that that they would not able to have any influence in europe to sweeten the. zimmermann promise that the mexicans that they would these three states texas new mexico and arizona territories that had been taken from mexico during the earlier mexican war of 1840 648. what they know. i'll go back to our slide is that the british were reading the german diplomatic codes. the british had broken the diplomatic. again, we know about bletchley park in world war. well, they were doing it in world war one, too. sneaky brits and they gave the zimmermann telegram to wilson. wilson handed it to the american press. and when the american press published the zimmermann telegram, a storm loose. these are just two cartoon ins from american newspapers at the time showing showing this. i love the fact that in both of them to drive home the fact that we're talking about mexico, the two mexican characters have to be wearing sombreros. you know, this one was more and this drives home the point now for the first time this war reaching into parts of america that until then had felt untouched by the war had no reason being worried or concerned about. the war that was enough. on the 2nd of april, woodrow wilson went to the us congress and asked congress for a declaration of war against. congress debated the motion for four days. before finally agreeing. but on six of april, the states went to war. i'm sorry. i just want to get through that. yeah. why wouldn't the royal navy able to combat u-boats? they did, but they weren't always successful. the technology was. was not as developed. we might like to think. yes, ma'am. on the other slide, there was. what did it say on california for japan? and i believe. yes. the idea was that the japanese switched sides, they'd get california. so never tanks. so they were like they have germany for myself. then they had mexico for mexico. but then the japan for getting california interesting. i thought the germans went to california too. but happiness. yeah. that was the idea. yes, sir. you mentioned that in 1915 that the second lusitania nearly brought the americans in the war. what was it again that stopped americans from entering? the germans backed off. they said, okay, we will not sink any civilian ships on the high. it's the end of unrestricted warfare. that's kept the americans out of airplanes. in 1915. but when that was re announced in 1917, that was the real reason that the americans came into the war. this was the final straw because again, up then that submarine warfare was people on the east coast. if you live in in far west, what's it got to do with you? this made it with you? yes, sir. oh, what is it? okay, so then mexico. i got this point. just like a major civil war. so what exactly? germany. expecting them to be able to accomplish through the strike. the americans and the relations between mexico and the united states were very bad at the time, probably. but like mexico at the time would have been like, you know, kind of a mess and the war and everything, right? so yeah, but that wasn't that in the calculations in berlin, they they they were concentrating was distracting the americans. and that's what mattered to them. when i. about the home front. oh, yes, ma'am. just go back to slide. like how far back? just one. just one. yeah. perfect. thank you. if we guys missed anything, we can go over this at an hour session. okay. yeah. so the americans are in the war by april now. that doesn't mean. they're immediately sending forces overseas. it's going to be a while before the americans can have any kind of effect on the war. okay. get move on. when i was talking about the homefront earlier, there was one vital element that i left out, and that element was women. women in all of the warring countries were absolutely crucial to this war, to the war of all the countries. of course, women have been working in factories with the start of the industrial, so there's nothing new about. what changed was the kind of work women did because the first time women were doing jobs that had been exclusively, exclusively given over to only men. that was the big difference. the work that women did occurred in in italy, in germany, in britain, an eventually in the united states. the one thing that women were not allowed to do was to go to war itself. the idea of women taking up arms was simply an impossible idea for any any leader of either side to countenance war was men's work. the fighting was men's work. there was one exception and that was russia early in the war czar nicholas. the second was petitioned by a few women to be allowed to join the army and amazingly, he granted these petitions after first of the two revolutions in 1917. 2500 women signed up to join what was called the women's battalion of death. i love that term. women's battalion of death. and i love this photograph because picture here is none other than that, british suffragette emmeline pankhurst, how she got to russia in the middle of a war beyond me, but she managed to do it. okay. these women took part in the last offensive of the russian army in the summer of 1917, and they captured over 2000 german soldiers when many their male counterparts were running for home. but they split apart after the bolshevik. the british finally to accept women into military service in in the of 1917, simply because they needed as many men as possible in the trenches. and so they created what was called the women's army auxiliary corps to do non frontline jobs and as well so as well nurses you've got this women's army auxiliary corps. i have to say those are the ugliest uniforms i've ever seen. and they had to have been devised by a man only. a man would come up with something like that. but before war was over, women, british women were serving in other branches. this is a motorcyclist, which with what was then the royal flying army corps or the royal flying women were nurses. they were serving in the royal navy again desk jobs. and of course, in the factories doing what as i said, was traditionally men's work or so it was thought. americans tend to think that rosie the riveter this symbol is only connected with world war two. in fact, rosie the riveter had a mother and older sisters in world war one. like these women. when the united states entered, the war, the united states immediately imposed conscription, the military draft. and that meant all young men were liable for military service. and that meant that these businesses these factories needed women workers, which they immediately employed. women were also recruited to serve in what was called the land army. these would be women who would work on the farms to the place of the male farmers who had to go into military service. and of course, there thousands of of nurses. yes, sir. can you back aside? i can. at the very bottom. i mentioned something about tuition. are they being trained to like, work the field, or are they actually taking, like, school? i think is for women who attend the university of virginia and they're going to get free tuition in exchange for. yeah. all right. join the land army. ladies and gentlemen, you can get free tuition here. women didn't the university of virginia