do you think she is the patriotic choice for president?new york times" is talking about patriotic. no she's not. with having the tie-breaking vote for those two disastrous bills, to sky rocket inflation, that's coming at your kids. >> trace: amber. >> if this is what a patriotic president does to the country, i loath to think about what a nonpatriotic president would do. but to that point about "the new york times", do they not have someone on staff who said that she was afraid to see people flying american flags on the back of their pickup trucks? >> trace: that's a fact-check i'm not even going to -- kevin, you want to fact-check that for us? >> listen, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. the times can call her what they would like but if that is your definition a patriotic, i'm not sure how that would play in peoria. >> trace: chanley painter. >> i think it's disappointing. you can acknowledge that people have the right to express themselves but also saying you think people should respect the flag on the national anthem. >> trace: whi

soldiers great patriotic and debt to our memory. about the prospects of brotherhood and strength of spirit in the greeting of the chairman of the state duma of the federal assembly of russia and the parliamentary assembly of the union of russia and belarus vyacheslav volodin. the festival opens up new opportunities for creative youth of russia and belarus. participation in the competition program, exchange of opinions on topical issues, youth agendas help to build a fruitful dialogue, find friends and like-minded people. with a welcoming speech to the participants and guests of the large-scale international forum addressed and the chairman of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia, igor sergienko. this unique forum brings together talented young men and women, strengthens friendship, helps preserve common spiritual values ​​and symbolizes close cooperation between youth organizations of the two countries. to discuss the

when they say that i am a patriot, i love my homeland, and if it will be...l defend my country with weapons in my hands and even ready to die for it, this is of course all right, but this is some kind of hypothetical manifestation of love for the homeland, what will i do if? well, and if there will never be a situation when we need to take up arms to defend the homeland, and even god forbid that this never happens, i will quote the deputy head of the presidential administration natalia pitkevich, patriotism presupposes not just love for the homeland, but activity. participation in its development and i will risk adding participation right now, and not sometime later if something happens. patriotism today is when you, if you love your homeland, came to work this morning within the framework of your job responsibilities did everything possible so that your department would exceed the plan, so that your plant would produce a quality product not worth a million dollars, but two, so that your sphere, if all specific patriots now, and not just somewhere in the futu

where did the patriots live?ut 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 represent

with the beginning of the great patriotic war in the red army, the political instructor of the company on the western front , a participant in the defensive. battle in belarus. in august 1941, he was recalled from the front and sent to the enemy rear with the task to develop 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 and 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 automobile bridges, for exemplary fulfillment of government assignments in the fight against the nazi invaders behind enemy lines and demonstrated at the same time, courage and heroism. markov fyodor grigorievich was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union with the presentation of the order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of

welcomes all those who are not indifferent to the history of the great patriotic war of the second world. wars. future exhibits came directly from the front. among the first valuables were chronicles of the partisan movement, printed and handwritten publications, and also homemade weapons. at the initiative of the president of belarus, it was decided to create a new complex for the museum with enlarged exhibition halls and modern technical capabilities. the majestic building was erected in a significant place in the capital, next to the stella minsk, the hero city. its architecture is impressive not only in its scale, but also in its symbolism. the composition unites four main blocks, according to the number of war years and fronts that participated in the liberation of belarus. the main facade is designed in the form of a festive fireworks display. 11 sparkling stainless steel beams symbolize the great victory, at the same time reminding of 100 tragic days and nights of the occupation of minsk. 10 exhibition halls and the victory hall. the building is equipped with multimedia complexes,

plus, i'll tell you this, we have a very patriotic population, we have a population of genetic winnerspeople ready to defend their country, let's remember the twentieth year, yes, we had quite a lot of civilians who simply provided us with assistance, while they did not wear shoulder straps, they did not serve, they did not receive any money for this simply because they are patriots, the law on the people's militia, in fact, it is not only timely. there is a slightly different potential, we have one potential to defend our country, and we do not divide, is this a police function or is this the function of a motorized rifleman who needs to go into battle, attack or defend, because in difficult conditions the situation can change so much that you forget about police tasks, tasks of the internal troops, you will perform tasks to defend the state or to defend a certain settlement, various competencies and our fighters who are assigned. well, if we talk about veterans, although as we found out, veterans generally do not exist, what is the most difficult thing in that moment when they return

the best leader of military-patriotic education was chosen in the north of the country.was a representative of the seventh gymnasium of the regional center. 25 participants competed for the opportunity to get to the republican final. they prepared creative business cards, shared their developments and promising approaches for educating young people. and, as the participants themselves noted, the competition is an opportunity to improve professionalism. the competition of leaders of military-patriotic education, and i think, will further encourage our movement, and as they say, we, educating the younger generation, also serve. the state, the head of military-patriotic education, first of all - is a leader, working with children myself, i see that the youth understands their values, the values ​​of our people, honors the memory of their ancestors. we have very competent specialists who work with the younger generation, their experience, their developments, their responsibility, their attitude to the matter, in fact, says that we are on the right path. they knew the lessons

the patriot anti-aircraft missile complex has arrived in ukraine. radio svoboda confirmed the announcement of the delivery in a comment the romanian authorities finally approved the decision to transfer the patriot system to our country by the ministry of defense of romania. the document provides for free use. the day before, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, expressed his gratitude to all countries that provide air defense systems on the x social network. and nato secretary general mark rutte arrived in kyiv. this is his first trip to our capital in his new position. ryute has already met with the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. they also held a joint press conference on the presentation. media, the head of state expressed the expectation that ukraine will receive an invitation to the alliance, and its members will change their position on the protection of the ukrainian sky. at the same time, the nato secretary general avoided a direct answer regarding the possibility of shooting down russian missiles over ukraine. however,

patriotism. the roses proved that womenism.ould work in jobs historically they were filled with guts, persistence, and patriotism. the rosies proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african- american women challenged stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort, as well. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the the rosies needed childcare and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them childcare. what an idea. the rosies didn't just help to win the war. they transformed the workforce and the culture in this country forever. an interesting side story -- the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only distributed at the westinghouse factories , and wasn't really unearthed until the 1980s, when the national archives showed a series of propaganda posters. the model for that particular poster was naomi parker freely. so whether whether it is may parker that is here -- stand up, may. they were

, you know, there a bunch of convictions, i say, why are you a patriot, well how why, well i myself..llect money to help the front with a bunch of convictions there, those who fled from the front, you know , there are people from sochi and he suddenly starts to act like a patriot, yes, what kind of patriot are you, you're a thief of trust, but there are really people who collect colossal help for the front, they do a lot there, but this also needs to be cleaned out, everything needs to be cleaned out in the country, and what law are they breaking, none, well, that's it. he's 13 years old, what are you going to do to me? what are you going to do to me? no, why is there a system, punishment and re-education, special closed institutions, in which a teenager is placed until adulthood. question, so should we expect such arrivals, well, something needs to be done there anyway, really, otherwise they will really start arriving here, to moscow, to st. petersburg, to any city in russia and one. does not care, yes, well, the poles were worried by the fact that, you see, attention was diverted f

and a majority of the livingston became patriots. so 1768 is really for new york, in manhattan, that's when the path to revolution starts. and it starts because alliances are elected to the and they've started mobilize popular political and they're doing a different of politics that's been that has been done before and it's extremely effective. so the lances democratize his politics but became loyalists. yes we'll get to that. so i don't know if you could tell us a little bit. i mean, you to it in your answer but could you talk a little bit more about what you describe their political economy. i mean, what did the de lancey see as the future? what was their platform and how did they see politics and economy coming together in new york? and how did that influence the coming the american revolution, especially as the townsend duties and all these other things, these economic policies are trying to restrain colonists? what are the nuances to do during that? because really the delante at this point this book is kind of the rise and fall

war, it is trying to destroy us, it is a patriotic war, it is all, it is a threat to the entire fatherlandeed money, let's chip in, we need money, let it be, let it be voluntary, no one should be forced, we will approve the budget now, it will be serious, 13.2 trillion rubles for defense, but we need to win, get ahead of the enemy, because the enemy is preparing, he clearly states that in the twenty-ninth, twenty-eighth year they are going to fight with us, not us... that we need to clearly understand who, where and how? this does not mean that we should draw these friends and say, guys, today we will kill you here, tomorrow here, here here, no, no, no, no, this is where it begins, that the system of information warfare, misleading the enemy is quite serious, and we should be supported by society, production, here inside the country, then the troops will go, there are still problems on the contrary, i beg you, there are, but still in the process of this life we ​​should not just. order, but we should sharpen, increase, create a strategic reserve, which will go forward, understand the bound

they were filled with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort as 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 the war. they transformed the workforce and the culture in this country forever. an interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only destroyed, muted after westinghouse factories and wasn't really unearthed 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's mae krier, who is here, stand up may. who was a high school graduate working at boeing building b-17. i can say something about maybe bringing her back to work. to phyllis gold, who we have lost. who was a welder and rich in the richmond shipyards and was one of the

oh beautiful for patriot dream, the seas kobe on the years. that is the dream of the rosies. new their contribution would make it possible for us as a nation to see beyond those years. to realize and to ensure the promise of freedom. so i am so grateful, as an american, as a pennsylvania, to join in this tribute today of the rosies. we all know their contributions to the war effort for a long time went unheard old -- unheralded for many years, even decades. today, today we celebrate them and celebrate for them and formally recognize their uncommon and consequential service to our nation. now you heard the name mae krier today. i am going to talk about mae again because representative fitzpatrick, whom i was grateful to work with on this effort over many years, along with senator collins in the senate, some of the others from the house and the senate, but representative fitzpatrick knows mae better than i do but i know mae pretty well by now. she is a fierce advocate. you heard part of her story. it is a great american story. it is a story of service, of sacrifice, it is a sto

family, church, and again, the patriot. patriot. >> can we talk about your visier i'm noticing hair color difference what's your name? >> i am a a devoted fox fan i love trump. i watch you every day. reporter: why did you find yourself outside madison square garden? >> they've destroyed it he's a patriot he doesn't need to be doing this. he really truly wants to save this country. reporter: are you surprised for those that have shown up so long before the rally ?arts >> no because we all love him. people that love this country and want to see closed borders we want to see the country turn around, that's why we're here because we -- >> so you see what people are wearing hispanics for trump there's a lot of -- donald trump dolls as well. and t-shirts, he says that is a love fest out here let's send it back into the studio. will: thank you checking in with her a little bit later. rachel: all right well our next guest will be attending today's rally gop congresswoman woman for trump co-chair. elise stefanik joins us now. welcom

after the great patriotic war, the fortress was not fully restored. on its territory, to perpetuate the feat of the defenders, it was created memorial complex. the memorial begins with a monumental main entrance in the form of a huge star cut into a concrete block. the compositional center of the ensemble is the monument to courage. a chest sculpture of a warrior 33.5 m high, a hundred-meter obelisk-bayonet, which is visible from any point of the fortress. the sculptural composition thirst depicts a soviet soldier who, leaning on a machine gun, with his last strength tries to reach the river and scoop up water with his helmet. the main part of the memorial is the ceremonial square, where mass celebrations. the fortress is one of the iconic places of belarus, a symbol of soviet resistance during the second world war, in 2021, the team of the brest fortress was awarded the order of francis scarina for significant achievements in preserving historical heritage, perpetuating the memory of the participants of the great patriotic war, patriotic education of

here is its cover, here we see a photograph of ukrainian soldiers during the great patriotic war, here they also write that they defended german cities from bombing, well , i suppose, from bombing, probably, of the soviet union, defenders. scroll further, here we see a comparison of stalin and hitler, and i also found another article, which said that stalin was an ally of hitler and how bad he was, here they were. instead of the word hello, the speaker addressed to someone personally, you know, they are waiting for us there, from there we will begin our great revival. and then, when in the fourteenth year a military coup takes place in ukraine. army, with the most powerful weapons sent from nato. we learn the exact day, date and place where this invasion will take place. according to our intelligence and the testimony of ukrainian prisoners, the offensive operation was to begin on march 8 of this current year. the facts indicate that a one-time invasion was planned both on the territory of the donbass republics and on the russian federation, in crimea, we have no other choice, we do no

the building is designed in the form of the order of the patriotic war.s is symbolic. how the city of mogilev was awarded the order of the patriotic war, first class, in 1980. state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin proposed to direct unused funds from the union state budget to the creation of memorials, including the construction of a monument on buinicheskoye pole in mogilev. this is our common historical memory. tatyana tselishcheva, sergey gordeyev, elena bogdan, duma tv. parliamentary hour. the topic of interregional passenger transportation by water needs to be revived. state duma deputies addressed the country's deputy prime minister vitaly savelyev with a request to inform about measures to develop inland water transport. the corresponding resolution was supported by parliamentarians at a plenary session. the document primarily concerns the volga and kama basins. deputies are interested in how the government plans to support the production of passenger river vessels, including high-speed hydrofoils, as well as subsidize interregional transportation

in the new military-patriotic club , the defense ministry squad, the club accepted its first cadets, 26 boys and girls. on the parade ground in grodno, in a solemn atmosphere, the pupils pronounced the sacred words of the oath, taking the oath, and also received cadet cards and berets. before this, schoolchildren throughout the year... quality, quality of responsibility, responsibility to their team, as well as responsibility to the whole homeland, the most important thing is that we are already raising patriots of our country. in may 2022, the head of state signed a decree on the development of military-patriotic clubs, in accordance with this document, the students of the clubs can enter the suvorov military school, lyceum, academy of the ministry of internal affairs or military academy without competition. to see future potential rivals , get acquainted with wrestling schools of other countries, the international training camp of the brave league gathered more than 200 boys and girls under 15 in flocks. young wrestlers in training in fights with each other they gain experience, le

that richlo people who went on o become patriots. a little more upstate but the new some likeil frederick phills who owned a lot of manhattan and westchester they become a loyalist. i don't think you could say anything either way. i do see something that's meant for more research. unsaid the families are probably outliers. that huge amounts of land i hate to say, ordinary people how did they behave how much land they own? how much real estate did they happen manhattan question recorded they live in manhattan on how did that put its medical behavior? to be pretty cool if it did. one of the benefits when you research something in the 1790s when you have a city directory you can literally see for everyone lives pretty how their address. that something i tried to explore more to the loyalist live or the patriot w live? i would never find enough sources tonv make a convincing case either way. in is something quiteed frustrating. when i finished graduate school had a one-year job at the new york historical society to do research. i want to

the winner was the military-patriotic club minsk patriots of the gvd of the capital.competitions will be held annually and will become a good tradition. but in total, there are 136 military-patriotic clubs in the ministry of internal affairs - this is more than 5,000 participants. and one of ... courageous, brave, determined. military unit 54-48 of the internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs of the republic of belarus celebrated its fifty-eighth anniversary. the brigade dates back to 1966, when the 28th separate special motorized police battalion was formed on september 30. at that time, it was all set up. that, uh, it was necessary to fight street crime, and the servicemen have been performing tasks for more than half a century, namely, first of all, patrol and guard service in the city of minsk, but the military unit is also assigned other tasks, such as escorting persons detained and accused in court corrals, counter guards, scheduled road corrals, we have our own service... dangerous objects go out on calls from citizens about the presence of suspiciou

over the past 3 years, the number of events of cultural and humanitarian, civil-patriotic orientationunion state has increased almost threefold . and this speaks of the unity of the historical, spiritual... heroes, a ceremony that carries a sacred meaning. this is part of a youth event, a candle of memory, in which the belarusian and russian delegations took part. to honor the heroic deeds of our ancestors, honored guests, artists, and young people arrived. after a minute of silence, the participants left red carnations and lit lamps at the eternal flame. this is a symbol of the fact that young people remember the price at which they got the peaceful sky above their heads, they keep it. i was driving here and first of all i was just curious about what kind of guys are here, as it turned out, these are just incredible people who work every day, who live music, who... a number and i am sure that in the future they will become incredible artists. youth for the union state, yes, definitely, i really like festivals, not only did we kind of meet guys from russia, but we also met guys from b

almost all prominent high level military art and commanders of the great patriotic war entered the war at the age of a golden alloy of experience and energy, knowledge and initiative. to this georgy fyodorovich zakharov, who was considered one of the most educated military commanders, also belonged to this generation. the red army was preparing for stalin's fifth strike, the largest offensive operation in world war ii, bagration, with the participation of four soviet fronts. recognition of the merits of colonel-general zakharov's abilities was his appointment on june 4, 1944 to the post of commander of the second belarusian front. this was the general's finest hour. the life of the future general began on may 5, 1897 in family of the poor peasant fyodor zakharov, consisting of thirteen souls. in the autumn of 1908, his father took eleven-year-old georgy to saratov, where he was an apprentice at a nail factory and an apprentice in a shoemaker 's tailor's workshop as a packer in a warehouse. he was drafted into the army in 1915. in the interwar period, georgy fyodorovich rose from battal

who became the best leader in military-patriotic education in the vitebsk region?s a representative of the seventh gymnasium of the regional center. 25 participants fought for the opportunity to go to the republican final. prepared creative business cards, shared developments and promising approaches for educating young people. competition of leaders of military-patriotic education, and i think, will further push our movement, and as they say, we, educating the younger generation, also serve the state. the leader of military-patriotic education, first of all, is a leader, working with children myself, i see that young people understand their values, the values ​​of our people, honor the memory of pre... we have very competent specialists who work with the younger generation, their experience, their developments, their responsibility, their attitude to the matter, in fact, says that we are on the right track, and so that schoolchildren know history lessons perfectly, excursions to places of military glory, meetings with famous people from the country of participatio

new england patriots star jabrill peppers pleading not gui guilty. a woman accusing him of hitting her and choking her at her home. peppers claims he never touched her. >>> we learned today that gospel singer cissy houston has died. whitney houston's mother. ♪ just think of all the d me and you again >> david: singing "me and you against the world." whitney houston had said her mother taught her how to sing. cissy houston was 91. >>> when we come back tonight, one incredible moment on the field. two rivals, and what they did. you have to see it. >>> finally tonight here, two rivals, one hope. america strong. ♪ it was the remarkable act of solidarity on the field in north carolina, in the aftermoth of hurricane helene. ♪ this weekend, rivals north carolina state and wake forest during halftime, and this moment. both of the schools marching bands taking the field together to perform together the song "amazing grace." ♪ ♪ and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: members of the wake forest marching band. >> it was a day of unity. >> one day of u

born among the ruins of ash, in the newly liberated minsk, the great patriotic war museum hospitably welcomes all those who are not indifferent to the history of the great fatherland. at the initiative of the president of belarus, it was decided to create a new complex for the museum with enlarged exhibition halls and modern technical capabilities. the majestic building was erected in a significant place of the capital next to... minsk is a hero city. its architecture impresses not only with its scale, but also with its symbolism. the composition unites four main blocks, according to the number of war years and fronts that participated in the liberation of belarus. the main facade is made in the form of a festive salute. 11 sparkling rays of stainless steel symbolize the great victory, at the same time remind us of the 100 tragic days and nights of occupation. minsk. the museum has 10 exhibition halls and a victory hall. the building is equipped with multimedia complexes, plasma screens and installations. the museum is the most visited in our country. every year about 200,000 guests

insurmountable shield of the belarusian resistance on the path of the fascist invasion during the great patriotic war, restored the country from the ashes in the post-war years, overcame the chaos of the nineties, built a sovereign and independent state, for the first time in its history, not only built it, but preserved it. well, marya nisana, so much has been said about unity these days and we continue to say it, examples are scattered around the world of what happens to countries when there is no unity, here, all around, absolutely everyone modern conflicts, they are about this, that we need to, at all costs, preserve, not lose it, you know, two important things, the first is the continuity of generations, i believe that this unity needs to be passed on, you know, like the sacred fire from hand to hand, by the way, yesterday... of our sovereignty. alexey viktorovich. well, firstly, we talked here, the subjectivity of belarus, we must understand, and society must finally realize that one of the most important values ​​that allows us to exist today, and to exist quite well, let's say it straight

there's nothing patriotic about any of this. it's traitorous actually. but they're convinced that it's patriotic, and that makes it even more dangerous because they think it's a righteous cause. some think it's a righteous cause from god. we're trying to conduct a peaceful transfer of power. >> 30 election deniers in 2020 fake electors that are serving as trump's official electors in battleground states this year. we talked earlier in the show about what is happening in georgia where the georgia board of elections who had a judge dismiss their procedures. now they're going to appeal that judge's decision. we have early voting under way in georgia, and the rules of the game are still being written by these extremists in the middle of our election. >> yeah. and i think to some extent, to tara's point, the chaos is the point. and the idea that trump allies can continue to gum up the works of the rules of the election and then once the election happens, continue to roadblock and put up other barriers so that these electors perhaps could raise a stink and say

host: you say for patriotism. why do you use the term patriotism to what happened that day? caller: rebut a has their wishes -- because everybody has their wishes of who they want to vote for and their concerns for their daily life. if they are there and they believe -- the documentary shows people can easily buy ballots for thousands of dollars and mail them. if that is going on behind the scenes and it is frustrating then you feel more patriotic to fight for things you believe are fair. that is why people were angry. host: you think the 2024 elections will be fair? caller: that is a great question. i see a lot of reports about undocumented people that are here that are allowed to vote so those are getting off the polling roles. the action with the save act is trying to get through congress but i'm not sure that will go through because the democrats would not want that to go through because of the stipulations within the bill. that is why that is going back and forth. host: we are 33 days away. do you think you will trust the results on election night? caller: i don't know

we don't have accurate estimates of how many patriots are loyalists or neutrals there were.any single moment in time, but in january of 1776 when tom payne will publish this extraordinary pro independent pamphlet, very few other american colonists were talking openly, let alone loudly about independence. so the default position was for those who felt aggrieved by all of britain's policies, that something must be done. but that something did not yet have a name, and that name was not yet independence. so a redress of grievances was perhaps the order of the day for most aggrieved american colonists. peter: so professor richard bell, this 48 page pamphlet was published. how was it published and what did it contain? richard: oh my goodness. it was published by a publisher with a very similar last name to mind, robert bell, no relation. unlike robert i am a u.s. citizen. robert bell was a philadelphia publisher with a reputation for publishing things which might make some of his competitors are customers angry. a sort of broad agenda politically speaking. thomas payne it had been

such concepts as freedom of speech exist, it seemed that they are now inappropriate for the new patriots of israel to say anything about the war crimes of their new government. last year , foreign agent pokrovsky commented to the whole world that he could have died if he had gone to israel, he is still in no hurry to tour there, but he makes money on the fact that the leg of the allegedly legendary russian the group, and the agent pokrovsky himself, announced the performance in english, he's getting by as best he can, but it's of little use, out of curiosity i looked at the number of views on his latest, god forgive me, song on youtube, it's called, i think, universal evil, well, that is, you and i understand, yes, who he considers evil, well, so it collected about 450 thousand views, at the same time there is such a patriotic russian group, it's called zveroboy, and its track edytbry collected almost 3 million views, well, that there is, as they say, as these fugitive oppositionists themselves like to say, all these national traitors, you can't fool youtube, yes, that is. people like ot

of belarus, a criminal case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and the post-war period, from the testimony of prisoners of the azarichi death camp. i was taken from the village of izabelina, this is the mogilev region, the kirov district, food in the concentration camp, the germans did not give, there was no water in the concentration camp. we took this dirty snow, warmed it up in our palms, and so we drank water, and nearby lay the corpses of dead people, and those who were still alive did not have the strength to clean them up, the camp was a swampy place, fenced with barbed wire two rows, at a distance of 2 m to the wire did not allow ... i can not feel my legs, and my hands under this light i warm my hands, she lies dead, and i warm my hands, there was constant shooting, usually began at 5:00 like this in the evening and until 9 so far, as it seems ours. they did not find out that this is a camp. in early march 1944, military intelligence 65. army reported to its commander pavel ivanovich batov that a camp was discovered on the territory

contribution to the uninterrupted. production of military and civilian products during the great patriotic war. by the way, all these decisions listed by the president were formalized in the form of relevant documents, they were signed following today's meeting, and of course, one of the most important is precisely the appeal to the nations and to the world community on the eve of the eightieth anniversary of the great victory. attempts to rewrite history are, perhaps, a common thing today. if it were not for the heroism of the soviet people, there would not be those states and people who are doing everything to discredit the feat of the soviet people and take away our great victory, which unites us so much. we know why. the historical correctness of our peoples is. an obstacle to the implementation of long-term geopolitical plans of the west, in which there is no place for other strong powers. in response to these actions, provisions on the protection of the historical truth of the memory of the feat of the soviet people during the great patriotic war were introduced into the constitution

in the red army since july 1942 , a participant in the great patriotic war, fought in the third ukrainian and first belarusian fronts. the commander of the rifle company, guards captain nikolai sharko especially distinguished himself during the. vislo oder offensive operation in january 1945. during the breakthrough of the enemy defense, he raised the unit trusted to him to attack, after which the company under sharko's command captured two enemy trenches, capturing more than fifty machine guns as trophies and took 14 nazis prisoner. on january 16, 1945, he was awarded the hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal. hello, the program "sas is authorized to declare" is on the air. i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcome you, i remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. the topic of today's program is the new cold war, a clash of special services, we will discuss it in more detail immediately after the digest of key

is also necessary, i understand that now perhaps patriotism is devalued somewhere, but today many young not so young men and women give their lives for the existence of this state. surely there is also some duty to come to this state, at least to rebuild it, to give it life, do you understand that thousands of people laid down their lives for it? well , yes, you are right that moral, psychological instruction, patriotism are the components that should be there and attract a person to ukraine, but it should be said that for 30 years of independence we did not deal with this properly, and now we have... father, when many people, even men, go abroad illegally and flee from here, you see, that is why we need a national conversation, a national discourse, what is wrong in our country, why even before the war in people left us abroad and for permanent residence, it was the so-called labor migration, which then turned into permanent migration, after the 2001 census, according to the estimates of various experts, we lost 2-3 million people, something did not suit them in the country , whether t

female allies to preserve the field as a southern memorial to ensure these monumentspa get union patriotsould remain protected for future generations. how did these monuments come about? may of 1865 separate brigade of the 22nd corps remain on duty near the fairfaxr courthouse where they routinely encountered the skeletons of men who'd fallen in the battle. as the war department of his men might gather and bury the bones of those men on that field to erect some set of memorial to commemorate what they have achieved in the ward if not in the battles. with permission granted may 28 thosend who might be thinking about the grant review, only a few days after the grant review e men are not participating in the grant review, they began the work on these muments. men and many are the members of the fifth pennsylvania heavy artillery. important to point out none of the men who participate in building these monuments had fought it either battle. withor no attempt to condemn the land or otherwise acquired title to it, the soldiers for select first selectthe site near grove. so the battle of second

. >>> tonight, the patriots star arrested and charged. >>> and the tributes pouring in tonight to grammyssy houston, the mother of the late whitney houston. tonight here, we go back, the performance. whitney houston and her mother together. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we already have just an awful hurricane bearing down again on the u.s. this week, this time, hurricane milton, which, in just a matter of hours today, went from a category 1 hurricane to a category 5. now barrelling toward florida with 180-mile-an-hour winds tonight. this is the strongest hurricane in the gulf in nearly two decades, and it's headed directly towards florida. the tampa bay area, and much of the gulf coast of florida bracing tonight. urgent warnings at this hour. mass evacuations. the hurricane spinning over the record warm waters of the gulf, about 675 miles from tampa. set to make landfall, you can see the track right there, wednesday night or

, i understand that now it is possible that patriotism is devalued somewhere, but today many young andot so young men and women give their lives for this state to exist, well, surely there is also some duty to come to this state, at least to rebuild it, to give it life, you understand that thousands of people laid down their lives for it , well... yes, you are right that moral, psychological instruction, patriotism are the components that should be present and attract a person to ukraine, but it should be said that... for 30 years of independence , we did not deal with this properly, and now we have the result, when many people, even illegally, men go abroad and run away from here, you see, that is why we generally need some kind of national, national conversation, national discourse, what is wrong with our country, why even before the war people left for us abroad and on permanent place accommodation, it was so-called. a new migration, which then turned into a permanent migration. after the 2001 census, according to the estimates of various experts, we lost 2-3 million people. somethi

the best leader in military-patriotic education was chosen in vitebsk. it was a representative of the seventh gymnasium of the regional center. 25 participants fought for the opportunity to go to the republican final. the elections will be held in accordance with the constitution and the belarusian people will decide who the president will be, because the west always wants 30 years they want the president to be elected. that's when the elections are good for them, today it is the people who decide the fate of the country, and no one will be able to change. the west has actually refused the soft velvet revolution of the twentieth year, the twenty-fifth year is considered by them as a combination of carrying out some terrorist attacks on our territory, any such actions are always accompanied by a very massive information attack, we have made our own visa-free regime, those who come to us, they... zavsedy are always interesting and positive: i am very interested in what can be made by hand, i work with stones, with herbs, with essential oils, i like it very

it is the highest form of patriotism and one of the most powerful ways we do that is with our vote.ers and applause] so everybody's here because you're prepared to do the work. so here we are. from now until election day, we are going to get out the vote here in pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] and if you'll give me a minute, i really right now want to speak to the young leaders who are here. is gen z in the house? [cheers and applause] who is voting for their first time in their first election? [cheers and applause] all right. here's the thing i love about you young leaders. you know, you are rightly impatient for change. [cheers and applause] you are rightly impatient, you who have only known the climate crisis, you are leaders in what we need to do to protect our planet. [cheers and applause] you who grew up with active shooter drills, you know what we have to do to fight for safety in our schools. [cheers and applause] you who right now know fewer rights than your mothers and grandmothers, understand the importance of fighting for the right of a woman to make decisions about

travelled on two planes, with the players and the commissioner's trophy flown in on the new england patriotsmemorate their championship on friday with a downtown parade followed by a celebration at dodger stadium. they defeated the new york yankees in five games, clinching the title with a 7—6 victory in the bronx. that is all your sport for now, martine. tenure, thank you very much. drones have been used extensively by both the ukrainian and russian militaries and have changed how the war is being fought. there is now increasing evidence that the kremlin is using drones to target civilians from the sky. take a look at these images. the ukrainians say that in the past three months, there has been a surge in drone attacks on civilians in the southern kherson region, where at least 30 people have been killed and more than 400 injured in the past three months. this is one victim, serhi, a local trader who was hit by shrapnel when a drone dropped a grenade in his backyard. translation: when he heard the drone, he tried _ to hide under a tree, but it was so quick. shrapnel pierced his heart. he w

september 30, 1943, the belarusian state museum of the history of the great patriotic war was founded a year later in the newspapers zvezda and sovetskaya belorussiya readers saw an announcement about the opening of two exhibitions on october 22, the armament of belarusian partisans, the bolshevik press of belarus during the war. this date became the opening day of the belarusian state museum of the history of the great patriotic war. in the mid -sixties, the museum received its own building on the central, today october square. in it, in record time , a permanent exhibition was created. the design of the modern building began in october 2008 and on july 2, 2014, on the eve of the celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from nazi invaders, the building was... closed the central facade is designed as a symbolic salute of victory, in the rays of which are located 10 significant events of the war, from the defense of the brest fortress , the raising of the banner of victory over the reichstag, the total area of ​​the museum is more than 15,000 km, the expos