contener en un 7 por ciento >> el mundo reacciona por la masacre con armas quimicas contra la pobalcio norwichroso del orbe >> >> >> la masacre en siria es el ataque más desastroso del mundo en los últimos 25 años, no se había visto nada desde que sadam hussein rociaron a gente con armas quimcias en 1985, 3600 fueron tratadas por sintimas,segun el testimonio, los enfermos defecaban y orinabam, mientras convulsionaban, ninguno tiene heridas fisicas >> tienen arsenales de armas quimcias que pueden estar en manso de rebelde y l o pueden haber usado >> el gobierno sirio acepto que el gobierno inspeccione el lugar el día lunes, pero muchos piensan que sucedio muy tarde porque mucha de seguridad nacional de los que están ahí pudo desaparecer, dicen que es difícil pero no difícil que los rebeldes tengan acceso a armas de destrucción masiva >> dijeron esta mañana que el gobierno más peligroso de mundo no debe tener las armas más peligrosas,de iciendo que el gobierno sirio ocupo el metodo para atacar a su propio medio >> el epto de defensa de los us prepara las opciones para enfrentar la crisis >> rusi

gay community which was a boycott of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi that angry about a new norwich bond so-called gay propaganda con and the measure brutal and fractious russian authorities say they're only trying to protect minors and let's not get nor lie with poles caught paul nice to see you so what's the official reaction that while the debate just rumbles on doesn't it ever since russia announced they were adopting this new law banning the propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors there were calls from prominent human rights activists to boycott all things russian from vodka to the sochi winter olympics which are coming up in february next year now one of the most notable calls came from a project to stephen fry who wrote a letter to the british prime minister david cameron and the president of the i.o.c. calling not only for a boycott of the were winter olympics to be held in russia but he also drew parallels to the summer olympic games which are held in nazi germany in one thousand nine hundred eighty six and he drew comparisons between. the treatment of homos

." ♪ ♪ ♪ norwich ♪ ♪ of our story is a failed artist then architect from the vienna academy of arts andegins with hitler or the nazi leaders is the first and they will accompany them to look at this wonderful sculpture after four or five days they needed to florence on their last day. the only had 10 hours bit more than two were allocated to the great museum following the introduction. then they went to the next museum piece of masterpieces he had only seen in books. he was fascinated with all of these things and it showed him the art of what was possible the jury of building a museum he would be known as a legend he made these drawings and sketches while the 1938 also erected a scale model to rebuild the entire town at the center of the cultural mecca of this museum. september 1939 with the nazi germany invasion of poland throughout europe they closed works were moved outside of the cities for fear of damage of from the allied bombings or four to thousand objects in 10 days the same thing took place in 1941 at the arbor tosh. in italy though works removed on multiple locations to castl

two things about alice made him noticeable in the 1940s and 50s in norwich, connecticut. first, because they been awarded a substantial insurance settlement due to an accident in which he been hurt, he had been able to afford gleaming. convertible. second, he was no just first african-american resident who had married a white woman, a german immigrant named wilhelmina. and when ellis with drive-through norwich in his big car with his white wife beside him, he was construed by some as rubbing his good fortune in the towns face. perhaps he should've been more leery because a few years earlier a relative who lived on his property had been found drowned, and the court had ruled that death accidental, too. i was 12 in march 1963 when an earthen dam holding back a late at norwich's north and gateway on a rainy night unleashing millions of gallons of water and descending slabs of ice the size of refrigerators shooting downhill carrying trees, cars, family pets, and human beings. the raging floodwaters came perilously close to our own house, and to this day i can still hear the t