but these people were now free from patriot government and the patriots in the countryside, free from the loyalists. so they had both gotten rid of each other and now in this market, suddenly there were consumers who would buy it. and so that's when i finally got sold. the that's such a great story and i want to invite you just to take a moment to tell us what that felt like personally, to find those records right. that's not something that happens all the time. right. here's something that nobody else has been able to down. you've spent a ton of time looking for it. you've given up the search and then you stumble across it in a place where you weren't expecting to find it. that must have been amazing. it was. and it was very anticlimactic, too, because the clerk that wrote down the note didn't know that i was going to care and. so it was just a prosaic giveaway line or two in this big ledger. and i think also, annoyingly, the the it was in the minutes book of the east india company directors meetings and they had lost the index the beginning. everyone was too lazy to read the because

now we already have patriot, we already have sampti. do you prefer to work on c300 or patriot? no, it's impossible to compare, what? well, because strysia is like, if petrio is a grandson, then strysia is like a great-grandfather, that is, they are different generations of missile systems, petre, but it is much more effective. world i realized that you can't fight a war with planes alone now, because if there is a massive missile strike, it all has to be shot down with something. the decision of the united states and other countries to provide western systems to ukraine, these are the first two nasams batteries, was a turning point, in the end, this was the moment. after the nasams of the two batteries came the irst battery. the provision of these systems showed the western partners, firstly, their effectiveness, it... instilled confidence in the fact that we will stand. it happened that when the boys went, well, to study as patriots, that's it indeed, how many 3 months they had to study there, after a month they said that we already know everything, let's go to work. our peopl

we learned there on patriot, on iris, on nasams.s have a unique opportunity to test their weapons on the battlefield. this is the best advertising for manufacturers. give us more weapons, we will certainly test them on those who need them. we also add the ballistics that shot down the patriot, this is from 20 iskanders. air defense is, first of all, the shield of the sky, because if we were to protect what falls from the sky, we will destroy everything as much as possible, our sky is protected, of course, everyone has families, these are women who are waiting for the pilot, well, exit for communications after each combat sortie, the anti-aircraft gunners also go, combat work is underway, he destroys missiles. but those rockets may be flying over him, and my wife, who is sitting at home, waiting for her daughter, knows this too, when i get to the city and see mothers with small children walking on playgrounds, in little cars on the streets, in parks, then i get pleasure from the fact that i understand that we are doing something righ

, we already have sumpti, you prefer to work on s300 or patriot, but no, it is impossible to compare, well, because... if estrista is like, if petrio is a grandson, estrisa is like a great-grandfather, that is, these are different generations of missile systems, the patriot is much more effective, the world has realized that you cannot fight a war with only planes, because if there is a massive missile attack, then it must be shot down by something. the decision of the united states and other countries to provide ukraine with western systems, these are the first two nasams batteries, was a turning point, in the end, this was the moment. after nasams of two batteries passed the irst battery. providing these systems showed western partners, firstly, their effectiveness, this inspired confidence that we will endure. it happened that when the boys left. they went to study for patriots, that’s really how much they had to study there for three months, after a month they said that we already know, let’s go to work, our people studied in the united states, and in germany, and in norway, and i

it's not patriotic absolutely patriotic, tucker and flag, it is absolutely patriotic a part at partyerican means respecting the right of people to disagree with american flag, know, especially the flag. i disagree. >> you quoted mark twain. i mean, he said you love that your country, but you also love it enough basically to criticize when you disagree with it, which we all do here yeah. >> i mean, if we shoot it to me that that is i have never burned a flag, would never burnt a flag, but i respect the right of anybody who wants to burn a flag because that is part of what america is all mothers, all right. you have the right to agree i disagree with what well about when you want somebody since criticized them, you can be angry with them. you can say that they're wrong. you can call them on their stuff, right? if you love somebody now if you don't, you let them do whatever they want and let them go to their ruined. but when you love america, you talk about the fact that america isn't where it needs to be. it and i went greece too, when the dnc had their convention, hillary clinton what

it's not gonna be patriotism that it decides the, decides this. but as long as she's able to present as somebody that's recognizable, that is not scared three, that is not some kind of san francisco socialists than i think she's going to be in pretty good shape and it's up to donald trump. it's up to the republican party to present some sort of message, either that is proactively saying no trump is better, or saying you don't want what the future holds and really frankly, tying her to the policies of the last three-and-a-half years? she's been the vacuum that we've seen over the last month. they've not been driving that message home the whole point of a convention in part of padding wants up on the back and celebrating your own party is also to broaden the tent. >> it's televised for a reason. they were talking to the camera for a reason they want people to know what they want them to know. they've been painted democrats as elites as those who are uber liberal, but they have veterans. they had republicans, they had that, they had unions. they'd co

from vasilevsky's memoirs june 22, 1944 marked 3 years since the beginning of the great patriotic war. the troops of our western fronts were preparing to go on a decisive offensive in the coming days. each of us was waiting impatiently. in those days , the belarusian partisans were especially active. they were putting the railways behind enemy lines out of action. in one night on june 20 , more than 40 thousand rails were blown up. so, everything was ready for a decisive offensive. however, on the first baltic and third belarusian fronts, operation bagration did not begin quite as we would have liked. the weather did not take our plans into account. the sky was covered with solid clouds, and we were only able to partially use long-range aviation. we anxiously awaited the first news from the battlefield. the headquarters also closely followed the course of events. the supreme commander-in-chief called me on the phone several times that day. i know that. here we can see how he strives to control the interaction of both fronts, the third belarusian and the first baltic, so before the off

where the patriots are used. published on the command, page of the command west. you yourself understand that the patriots are not very useful there. so, but, well, to be honest, you and i are breaking the water for the introduction, yes, it would be better to have some kind of conclusion. and then we can talk about something, ms. bezugla's statements on the air for 10 hours are a waste of time, but well, she has a position for the time being, and this gives us reason to believe that she has access to certain information, so we consider it necessary to discuss these statements, and i understand that the american side should now join the investigation, right, well, if our ... the armed forces will make such a decision, it would be useful, in my opinion, it would be useful if there were problems in the technical part, yes, something failed the plane, yes, well , the control system, for example, failed, yes at the last moment , or the ground collision warning system has failed, although it should work, and it works

at all times there were patriots, people who served their country. today , it is very important for us that the younger generation understands what patriotism is, not to betray your ancestors, the memory of them, not to betray your country, serve it faithfully and devotedly. i work in the most beautiful place in the city of gomel, this is the gomel palace and park ensemble, its history is rich, our distant ancestors, radiviche, once settled here. figuratively speaking, the umbilical cord of our gomel, when you are in such beauty, of course, your soul rejoices when you understand. Я беларус, я нарадзіўся на гэтай казачнай зямлі, дзе між лясоў і пушчаў дзікіх адвеку прашчуры жылі, я Беларусь, я ганаруся, што маю гэтае імя, аб добрай славе Беларусі ў свеце знаюць нездарма. i am a belarusian, and i am happy that matsimov gave me, that i can smell the songs of my relatives from a distance. i am belarusian, and even though today i may be more, but i will say, i come from a tribe of rebellious, and i will not sleep with the truth. editors' club, we have dis

honored guests showed training points where pupils of military-patriotic clubs told and demonstrated what they had learned, after which... they live to be patriots of their country, to defend their country, how they disassemble and assemble weapons, well, i am in complete admiration and of course i am very glad that in our country there are such military-patriotic clubs for our youth. after the belarusian cosmonaut left a review of the meeting in the book of honorary guests of the military unit. marina also watched a film about herself with the guys. such a meeting is organized primarily for educational purposes, children should have hero is doubly pleasant if they know him personally. the meeting was initiated by the leadership of the internal troops and the ministry of education, so that the guys could at least partially touch space. studio. thank you, alena. i will note that marina vasilevskaya, the first belarusian cosmonaut, met with the pupils of military-patriotic clubs. all the gold in the world is ours - the belarusian team performed brilliantly at the world championship. in

patriotism join in, because their fellow americans to do big things.er it is in a deployed context or in the community context. it also means things like taking care of our troops and long after they left the service for a whole list of reasons why i think we've done a better job and are in ministration the most. to make sure there are no unnecessary wars to put troops on the front line what could have been avoided. was that experience after 911 of seeing the country sold the idea if you're patriotic you must be for invading iraq put in the iraq had nothing to do with 911. and i actually think the patriotic thing to do is to question that political choice that put so many troops in that position over a bunch of propositions it turned out not to be true i believe in supporting ukraine i actually think it is a remarkable thing that without any american troops on the ground there is a chance to stand up for democracy by supporting the ukrainian troops are holding the line against what vladimir putin. that's my idea of patriotism. >> okay you all, unfortun

stand during the fm, that is a patriotism of exclusion. patriotism means only this, and it means an allegiance to this symbol, not these values, but this symbol, right? and then, that can become identity politics overtime, because it believes into the idea that patriotism is geographic, the idea that, here in the middle of the country, i am in the real america, or that patriotism is a matter of say religion, what you look like your race, that kind of thing. i said this a few years ago, and i see it now, not taking credit for it, but i think it was a natural progression, taking root in the patriotism of the left. that is, patriotism is not about making everyone stand up and salute the flag, it is about making this a country where everyone wants to. that is exclusive of patriotism and that is what we saw at the convention. i absolutely agree that america is ready for that. america is tired of this politics over the last several years, and is tired of having one side feel like the only way they can win against republicans is by telling you, a

vladimir putin noted their loyalty to the oath and military brotherhood and emphasized: the patriotic traditions of airborne forces veterans help the current generation solve important tasks during a special operation. emergency services are finding out the whereabouts of six people after a gas explosion and... the collapse of a residential building in nizhny tagil. in total, since the start of work at the emergency site , 15 people have been rescued from the rubble, including 7 four children died. search and rescue efforts continue. as part of the third stage of the exercise of non-strategic nuclear forces, which started on wednesday, the personnel of the missile formations of the southern and central military districts personally practiced equipping the launch vehicles. aviation units have trained, they have conducted air patrols in designated areas, as noted by the ministry of defense, training is carried out by decision of the president, the main goal is to maintain the readiness of personnel and equipment to carry out combat missions. vladimir putin congratulated the russians who

there are patriots who opposed the war in iraq and there are patriots who support it .edge allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. >> trump's rise was in part a backlash to exactly that vision that barack obama outlined. he did his best to turn the american flag into a symbol of his maga movement, rather than a symbol of this diverse and complex country that we live in , but right now, kamala harris and tim walz are exposing how airbrushed that new patriotism really is. people out there are responding to it. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> trump and his party don't own patriotism. no political party does. they don't own what it means to be american, and right now, kamala harris and tim walz are reframing patriotism as something that belongs to all of us because it does. >>> coming up, the conversation i've been looking forward to all week. actors martin sheen and mary mccormack of west wing fame joined to talk about the new book that's just coming out, right after a quick break. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it c

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where did the patriots live? but i was never able to find enough sources to make a convincing case either way. and it was something that was quite frustrating because when i finished graduate i got a one year job at new york historical society to do research, and i wanted to explore the patriots side of side of the coming of the revolution. so find similar documents to to find for loyalists find out where they lived. and i spent a year just kind of frustrated because i couldn't really find anything. i made progress, but not the progress that i wanted to make because the comparable documents weren't there. and i didn't want to have a really i'm bounced back. so i just double down on the loyalists. but it is something i would love to explore more in my spare time. thank you for. explaining that never knew the origin of modern politics and started with the election of 1768 in new york with tickets and providing booths and all that. with that. question. yeah what tests the lances use strong arm tactics as you represe

today we are at our police department they organized a military-patriotic club with the symbolic name are holding many events within the framework of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders. and they respond with pleasure to any event, to any action, having already visited our club, i will say that they are already with the firm conviction that they want to be police officers. we are seeing a trend that today guys enter the academy of the ministry of internal affairs, the institute of the ministry of internal affairs with a score of almost 300 and maybe even a little more, this suggests that the prestige of our service, it is growing, and we are moving in the right direction, i communicate with many young people, i am pleased and gratified to hear such words that they live in a better country, and thoughts about leaving somewhere, even moving with them did not arise, they are with a sense of patriotism... with a real sense of patriotism, with an awareness of the value that today they have to live in the beautiful country of belarus. peace, tranqui

they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only distributed at the westinghouse factories and wasn't really unheard worth until the 1980s, when the national archives show a series of propaganda posters. the model, that particular poster was naomi parker fraley. so whether it's mae krier is here, stand up may. who was a high school grad, quit working at boeing building b-17. i can say something about maybe bringing her back to work. to phyllis gold, who have lost. who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermake

>> i didn't know faith and patriotism were republican.hink they stole them. >> or that they were from sale. >> if you think about it, steph, they painted us as unpatriotic as not caring about our faith. that is never true. this convention hopefully stopped that and we should all thank adam because when he stood up and he said guess what, i am a republican. i now know democrats and they are very patriotic and you see it over and over and over again through service in the country and the military. but, you know, i think, to suggest we stole it from the republicans, what, what is that something that they own? they don't own the flag or patriotism and certainly don't own my church. so, too bad. >> what is your take on the vp candidate tim walz. >> freedom, family and football those were his themes on wednesday night. >> i suppose they will accuse us of taking football. let me tell you, the, you know, i have been very strong advocate for tim walz. i believe that one of the reasons why we have not been successful in the democratic party becomin

this is patriotism, this is freedom, this is independence. this holiday is not just a patriotic meaningbroad and very close, i think, for all russians. they celebrate the day of the state flag in the new territories in the lugansk people's republic. the house of youth was decorated with a tricolor measuring 30x15 m. we see the flag, this is some kind of hope. for emotions, positive emotions for the development of the future deployment, this also means that we are looking to the future, we are united, and the day of the flag is our russian holiday. the spirit of patriotism was shown in the victims, this is the armed forces of ukraine of the kursk region. here in the memorial complex the battle of kursk stretched an impressive flag, like two olympic swimming pools, thereby demonstrating the strength and power of the russian people. today, the entire country from kaliningrad to kamchatka is painted in the colors of tricolor. in krasnoyarsk , a thirty-five-meter flag was stretched in a significant place for the city, here in 1628 , at the confluence of two rivers, the krasnoyarsk ostrog was

[applause] they were filled with guts, persistence and patriotism.historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort as well. the rosie's needed childcare and guess what happened, the us government and companies came together to give them childcare, what an idea. the rosie's didn't help to win the war, they transformed the workforce and the culture in this country forever. interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only distributed at the westinghouse factories and wasn't really on earth until the 1980s when the national archives showed a series of propaganda posters. the model for that particular poster was naomi parker fraley. so whether it is meg cryer who is here, stand up, meg. [applause] >> who was a high school graduate working at boeing, building be 70s, i could say something about maybe bringing her back to work. phyllis gold, who we have lost. [applause] >> in the richmond shipyards, one of the first women in the oil makers union. [applause] >> marianne

which nobody wants to say, i said peacefully and patriotically, the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to. and i was at the mall, i was at the washington monument, i was -- the whole thing. i had crowds, i don't know who has ever had a bigger crowd than i have had appeared the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to before was that day. i will tell you, it is very hard to find a picture of that crowd. you see the picture of a small number of people, relatively, going to the capitol. but you never see the picture of the crowd, the biggest crowd i have ever spoken. nobody has spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, when he did his speech, his great speech. and you look at ours. same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. and they said he had a million people but i had 25,000 people. when you look at the exact same picture, and everything was the same, all the way back from lincoln to washington, and you look at it, and you look at the picture of his crowd and my crowd, we actually had more people. they set i had 25000 and he had

no, i didn’t remember, there wasn’t such a thing, the president personally came to meet people, patriotss country, and immediately after the meeting , vladimir putin congratulated the liberated russian citizens on their return to their homeland , thanked them for... taking oaths, everyone will be nominated for state awards. i want to congratulate you all on your return to the people. now i want to appeal to those of you who are directly related to military service, i want to thank you for your loyalty to the oath, your duty and your hands, which are not for a minute. several foreign citizens convicted of espionage left russia, in particular wall street journal correspondent in moscow, evan gershkovich and american paul willan, as well as several russian citizens, including those with dual citizenship, russian president vladimir putin signed a decree pardoning them, well now in direct contact with us is the lawyer of roman seleznyov, who yesterday returned to moscow, igor litvak, igor himself is now in new york, let's find out the details of how the exchange took place, to what extent. kn

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and trump's worked view of patriotism really stands out.ing about democratic ideas, their speaking about american ideas. they're not just speaking as partisans to a single base or to donors, their speaking to a much fuller picture of america, a much bigger swath of the country than trump is. throughout his political rise, trump has tried to pick up what republicans had branded as their own for decades, that they are the party of patriots, that they are the only ones who own the flag, but their projection doesn't make it true and it also doesn't mean it can't be disrupted. remember at a democratic convention 20 years ago, my old boss barack obama walked on stage and reframed patriotism entirely. >> abundance like to slice and dice our country in the red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats, but i got news for them, too, we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> we coach little league in

the international military-technical forum army opened in the patriot park near moscow 2024. hello, on ntv news. studio edmund zhelbunov. last night , four ukrainian drones were destroyed over the rostov region. this was reported on his telegram channel by the region's governor vasily golubev. he clarified that there were no casualties. in turn, the ministry of defense reported on another eighteen enemy aircraft-type drones shot down by air defense forces. they were eliminated over the kursk, belgorod and voronezh regions. the fire at the zaporizhzhya npp that broke out after the attack by the ukrainian armed forces has been completely extinguished. the previous evening, two ukrainian drones attacked the station, as a result of which one of the cooling towers, a device for cooling water, was seriously damaged. the press service of the power facility said that this did not affect the operation of the station, but noted that zaes received such serious damage for the first time. according to the governor of the zaporizhia region, such attacks from kiev occur regularly. the ukrai

these roses were passionate, patriotic and persistent. invaluable role in fighting the horrors of the nazi regime and free world secure a decisive victory thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheering] [applause] our nation and the world are foreverto indebted to you service. with this congressional gold medal we celebrate your story. thank you and them for this service. reaffirm our commitment to honoring the rosie's for all that has been done to make our country's future as bright as possible. god bless all of y you. god bless the legacy of the amazing rosie's it. may god continue to bless the united states of america. [cheering] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable michael johnson t speaker of the united states house of representatives. walks but a great ceremony. look at the momentt were all waiting for here in just a moment. i wanted to tell you this, during the war before a crowd of about 6000 people at royal albert hall, winston churchill famously said this. one would have thought in the days of peace the progress of women

with the beginning of the great patriotic war in the red army, political instructor of the company on the western front, participant in the defensive border battle. in august 1941 he was recalled from front was sent to the enemy rear with the task of developing a partisan struggle in the velei region. from september 1941 he became the commander of a partisan special group. the brigade under his command from january to october 1943 destroyed 8835 german soldiers, officers, as well as 60 police officers and traitors to the motherland, eight tanks, armored vehicles, 72 cars, derailed 35 trains, blew up 42 railway and 140 road bridges, for exemplary fulfillment of government assignments in the fight against the nazis invaders behind enemy lines and the courage and heroism he demonstrated. fyodor grigorievich markov was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settle

at all times there were patriots, people who served their country. today it is very important for us, so that the younger generation understands what patriotism is, not to betray their ancestors, the memory of them, not to betray their country, to serve it faithfully and devotedly. i work in the most beautiful place in the city of gomel, this is the gomel palace and park ensemble. its history is rich, our distant ancestors, the radivichi, once settled here. figuratively speaking, the umbilical cord of our gomel is buried here. when you are in such beauty, of course, your soul rejoices when you understand how much work has been put in by more than one generation so that the palace and park ensemble today looked the way he looks, you feel your involvement in this noble. three traditions of bread-baking and four gallows. good afternoon, on the air of the first national channel of the belarusian radio and tv channel belarus 24 analytical project "actual microphone". my name is. and i will introduce our guest, vadim borovik, deputy of the city council, mi

they call patriots like senator mccain losers. john mccain was an american hero.pect. >> some respect. have you made the case that the united states position of a global leadership is on the line in november. vice president kamala harris, who is -- very clear. this election is not only the most important in our lives, it's one of the most important in the life of our nation. retired u.s. marine corps lieutenant colonel, the founder of democratic majority action pack amy mcgrath is back. plus, former deputy adviser -- ben rose is here. and chief political -- msnbc national affairs analyst john hellman is here. i looked at the program at the beginning of the night and i wasn't sure where -- fell in. i've had the privilege of speaking to both of them. they are incredible. but once kamala harris got into the national security section, not just her credentials, but her indictment of trump's. it all clicked into place and i heard in his remarks, something that i'm sure we have all heard privately from the kind of men and women who don't want to politicize their former n

on the eve of the great patriotic war, forty-two-year-old zakharov was, perhaps, one of... give, so he course, had accumulated the appropriate command experience, shortly before his appointment as commander of the troops of the second belarusian front, he was awarded the order of the first class and received the rank of colonel general for the next successful implementation of a combat operation . the history of the second belarusian front begins on february 17, 1944, when, strictly speaking, it... was formed, it took part in the polesie offensive operation, which took place from march 15 to april 5, 1944 year, during which damage was caused to the enemy's kovel grouping, but on april 5, 1944, the front was disbanded and its troops were transferred to man the belarusian front, but literally 20 days later, on april 24, the front was again restored in operation bagration; it took part in three combined arms armies and one air army. the belarusian operation itself, it will be developed from april 1944, it should be noted that its main developer is a native of belarus from grodny antonov.

from vasilevsky's memoirs june 22, 1944 marked 3 years since the great patriotic war began. the troops of our western fronts were preparing to go on a decisive offensive in the coming days. each of us was waiting for it with impatience. in those days , the belarusian partisans were especially active. they disabled the railways behind enemy lines. in one night on... june 20 , more than 40,000 rails were blown up, so everything was ready for a decisive offensive. however, on the first baltic and third belorussian fronts, operation bogration did not begin quite as we would have liked. the weather did not take our plans into account. the sky was covered with solid clouds, we were able to use long-range aviation only partially. we anxiously awaited the first news from the battlefield, and headquarters closely followed the course of events. the supreme the commander-in-chief called me on the phone several times that day. i know that he also called other leading military leaders on these fronts. these outstanding commanders are fortunate, so to speak, for our, our armed forces, tha

it was from this place that the great patriotic war began. in the border area of ​​the kursk region, the crews of our army aviation hit the militant concentrations. in the case , k-52 and mi-8 helicopters fired missiles at the targets. precise hit, and at night the calculations of the tornado s multiple launch rocket system worked out, new coordinates from reconnaissance, equipment and weapons of the ukrainian armed forces, a series of powerful volleys the task is accomplished. not only to defeat the enemy, it is important to remove civilians from under fire. an incredible story of the rescue of a family that found itself surrounded by the ukrainian armed forces in malye lokni. the militants hit the houses with direct fire, it seemed that everything was over, there was no way out, but help was available fighters of the sever group arrived. under heavy fire, covering children and women, they with... were able to get to a safe place, our film crew picked up the people, nothing was known about the fate of the soldiers, here the heroes were found

war patriotic war by genocide.services annually declassify documents that contain irrefutable evidence of the atrocities of the nazis and their accomplices, including in kareli, where the nazis created more than 100 labor and concentration camps. some of the minors... this photograph, known in different parts of the globe, was taken by military photojournalist galina sanko in the summer of '44, when petrozavodsk had just been liberated from the invaders. in the right corner , nine-year-old klava, in a finnish concentration camp, she ended up with her mother and five sisters. i i remember that they gave one spoonful of flour per person. from this flour we got seven spoons of flour, we cooked it in liquid form on the stove, which was in our room, that’s all, all the food was, women, when they were taken to forced labor, they managed to find some in garbage dumps along the way leftovers, herring or some kind of bones, in the occupied territory of the karelo-finnish ussr , the nazis built 14 concentration camps, throug

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this is the last bureaucratic step before the transfer of patriot to ukraine. romanian parliament can adopt the law already at the autumn session, which will begin on september 2. return ukrainians home. on the international day of missing persons , a peaceful rally in support took place in the center of lviv. prisoners of war and missing in war. the participants peacefully marched under the walls of the regional military administration to once again remind of their relatives who are waiting at home. during the action, the creation of military checkpoints was also discussed. the son has been in captivity for the third year, and the husband has been missing for the fifth month. i looked for it myself. she found her son a year later in captivity. what will you find, and where to look, we don't know where to look, we simply don't know where to look, we are afraid of the worst, but we believe, but we believe in the good and we want such rallies to take place, to we were more, more, more, and maybe then the authorities will hear us do something, and unfortunately, t

who could not remember a single hero of the great patriotic war, well, look, in sociology, 33% - thisof course a considerable figure, but we look at what the majority named and... we need to understand that in general in the post-soviet space the topic of historical competence, in general , is declining significantly, this is connected with the change of generations, in fact, and if we look at the context in general, in the context of higher education, let's say, secondary education, then people with higher education will more often name the heroes of the great patriotic war, if we look at the context of age, then of course more often they name the middle generation, the older generation generation, young people less often. therefore, of course, here, as sociologists, we can say that we need to strengthen work with young people, yes, in terms of the heroes of the great patriotic war, so that young people know, understand, although it seems to me that the work is already being done very systematically historical memory, what do you think, here in recent years we have actively taken up,

patriots in words, but patriotism must be active, because as you remember, ivan franko wrote, becauseour patriotism is festive clothes, and... . the work is hard, the fever is unbearable, why am i saying this, that our patriotism is just now manifested in the fact that we will donate and not just donate, but donate at 110 and 47 brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. 47- i have my personal accounts, not accounts, but how to say it, relationships, in a word, assault brigades pay a huge price for the liberation of kherson oblast, for holding back the enemy in... donbass, these are great warriors, ukrainian, glorious, assault brigades, the spresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund have opened a fundraiser, we know that we are collecting 3.5 million, then not 3 kopecks, then 3.5 million uah, but we are moving forward very confidently and will collect for those drones, and those drones, baba yaga and others , will destroy the enemy with terrible force, and now we see, ba... you are this qr code, what are we doing, we are transferring funds, i just received an advance yesterday, you

the thirty-three-year-old colonel met the great patriotic war as commander of the twenty-eighth tankn. baltic military district. during the defense of novgorod in august '41, he first made people talk about himself as a talented military leader, forcing the germans to go on the defensive. the soldiers fought in that battle for every piece of land, in fact, down to the last tank. after this, the thinned twenty-eighth division was withdrawn to the second echelon, ivan danilovich himself seriously fell ill with pneumonia and went to... hospital. chernyakhovsky wrote to his wife. if you saw me now, you wouldn’t know, i’ve lost 17 kg, not a single belt fits, they’re all too big. even watch bracelets slip off your hand. and i also dream of washing and dying. the beard, like that of a sixty-year-old grandfather, has long been accustomed to it. however, all this... decides to command with the same passion as always. ivan danilovich loved his wife, daughter and son very much, although he raised his children in strictness, from the front he constantly wrote to them so that they became ranks of

the international military-technical forum opened in the patriot park near moscow. today is a professional holiday for those who are connected with the air force. all the details here in a few seconds: i love you, you can't even imagine how we look at... on rtr ira, please marry me, marry for love, who is she, the best woman in the world, or for money, the wedding is in a month, i have agreed with zaks, what are you doing, am i a toy to you or what? and what, don't you like alisa? ivan ivanovich, very wealthy man, it's not up to him to decide, yes, i'll destroy you, don't you understand? alexey chadov , olga kros'ko, choose right now. either me or mom, svetlana nimalyaeva, what kind of naked dekai is this, maria shokshina, well, never mind, svetlana ustinova, moscow novel, here's pam, zhenets he is with us, today. titanic deluxe golf belek hotel, where every moment is exclusive. wrap yourself in comfort by our pools. relax in the spa salon and enjoy exquisite dishes from the best restaurants. here, every room is a journey into coziness and comfort. your vacation is

young patriots consists of, we will find out right now.ing, lunch on a campfire, building a tent city and not only what else the guys do in the military-patriotic summer camp. and even cooks his own meals, girls, can i come visit you, how are you, tell me, is everything good, what is it like to live in a tent, is it hard or easy? well, for me it's very easy, and at night it's not cold, no, at night it's quite warm, because we have warm sleeping bags and they keep us warm. what 's so interesting going on here? we have a demonstration of fires here, and what kind of fire is this? this fire is called a well. and why do you need to know all this? well, if you suddenly get into a situation in the forest, there, for example, get lost, then cook yourself a meal, for this it is very important to know. in the summer camp young patriots receive knowledge skills that will definitely come in handy. in life, here they even teach military topography. what does the compass show us? the compass shows us aizima, and knowing the azimuth, we can get to the p