peter bowes, will they be made public? peter bowes. always _ will they be made public?ys good _ will they be made public? peter bowes, always good to - will they be made public? peter bowes, always good to have - will they be made public? peter| bowes, always good to have you will they be made public? peter bowes, always good to have you on the programme. hope you get a bit of a break during the thanksgiving period! thank you very much. to qatar and the world cup now, and people in saudi arabia will be treated to a spontaneous public holiday tomorrow. the saudi king announced the celebration after the national side beat argentina 2—1, in one of the greatest upsets in the tournament's history. these pictures show saudi fans celebrating after the stunning win. just to put into context how big a shock it was, quite remarkable. and in the day's final match, the reigning champions france beat australia 4—1. the bbc�*s lucy hockings has the latest from doha. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years

peter bowes, inc. you very - law across the country. peter bowes, inc. bowes, inc. you very much for joining us on the programme. still to come on the programme... uk inflation hits the highest level for more than a0 years. tax increases and spending cuts are on the cards. apologies, we're having some technical difficulties at this point. so families of the windows of the disaster are denied a debt —— demanding an official apology. the father of one young woman says he wants those in power to be held accountable. here's our cell correspondentjean mackenzie. a woman sobs into the floor at the scene of the deadly crush. this tragedy is more heartbreaking now it's clear it could've been prevented. mr song is visiting his daughter's ashes. "daddy's here now," he says. broken in the crush. i don't understand that. why did they not? i just... she was such a precious daughter for us. who do you want to take responsibility for your daughter's death? translation: someone high up needs to take responsibility - for this disaster. thousands have taken to the street

peter bowes, our north american correspondence _ peter bowes, our north american correspondence theree progression of alzheimer's — the brain disorder which can destroy memory and thinking skills. from eisai and biogen can slow down cognitive decline. the medicine, called lecanemab, is being praised as the first drug to slow the destruction of the brain in alzheimer's. the drug, an antibody administered by infusion, works in the early stages of the disease. but there will be further study to check if there is any risk of side—effects. five palestinian men have been killed by israeli forces in four separate incidents in the occupied west bank. the un has warned that the israeli palestinian conflict is "again reaching a boiling point" after an escalation in violence in the west bank and israel. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has the latest from jerusalem. well, the two palestinian brothers shot dead were thafer and jawad rimawi. they were in a palestinian village in the occupied west bank, close to the city of ramallah, and palestinian sources tell us that there was the throw

peter bowes reporting for us.ake a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. a lawyer has told a bankruptcy hearing in the us that many of its assets have been either lost or stolen. ftx filed for bankruptcy earlier this month with debts of $8 billion. the us federal authorities are also investigating allegations of improper loans to a hedge front owned by the former chief executive of the company sam bankman—fried. volodymyr zelensky says there were no more unplanned cuts to power supplies in his country on tuesday as it deals with waves of russian attacks on its infrastructure. he also said 4000 invisibility centres had been set up which would provide basic necessities like electricity, telephone services, internet, heating, water, and medical treatment, the main services were affected. the far—right party of brazil's outgoing presidentjair bolsonaro has issued a challenge to 0ctober�*s election that saw him lose narrowly to lula da silva. they claim some voting machines were compromised. the owner

peter bowes, thank you so much for that update.the indonesian president joko widodo, has told the bbc he is hopeful that grain deal between russia and the international community will restart on an official basis. russia halted its backing for the deal on saturday, accusing ukraine of using a safety corridor to attack its fleet. but western officials have accused the kremlin of worsening the global food crisis. our chief asia presenter karishma vaswani spoke to the indonesian president injakarta. so have you spoken to president zelensky and president putin recently, to see whether they will talk about the grain deal at the g20? and as the host nation, are you hopeful this issue can be resolved at the summit? continued because, once again, this is about the food security of all people in the world. if it is not happening, we will have hunger, we will have deaths. this is what we need to avoid. is china's president xijinping going to be at the g20? and will presidentjoe biden and xijinping meet? translation: we do hope the big leader

our north america correspondent, peter bowes gave me this update on what was said in court.there is no argument about that. he has pleaded guilty to the charges which included the murders of ten people, all african—american. there was references to a sometimes described as a manifesto document was found on his computer in which he described himself as a white supremacist, the prosecutor referred to the fact that during the shooting which happened in a supermarket in buffalo in new york state that he had said sorry, that he had apologised to a white man that he had injured and chosen not to kill and the prosecutor said that was further evidence that that was further evidence that that was further evidence that that was a racially motivated attack. the prosecutors have also been talking about the fact that he researched this and he planned this for many months, searches were found on his computer where he had been trying to pinpoint an area that was predominantly african—american where there would be a high number of black people in this particular supermarket.— people in this

but the plans haven't gone down well, as our north america correspondent peter bowes explains. it petering place right now on twitter. what exactly this means, what the implications are for ticket next to their name and it is probably worth describing in a little more detailfrom probably worth describing in a little more detail from the many people not on twitter what exactly that looks like, it but it shows that you are verified, you are who you say you are. whether you are a journalist, there is a technics to my name and a tick next to your name. whether you are a politician, whether it is a public department of where they give out information important for people to see and to be able to rely on. in los angeles, for example, the lapd have a technics to their name and the information they tweet is reliable. that is why it is significant to many people. the big complaint and hotline operator, many people are complaining saying that they do not want to spend $8 a month just to get the tick when they so far managed the us is gearing up for a major set of elections next week. voters will

peter bowes, bbc news. murder trial of four suspects charged in connection with the downing of malaysia airlines flight mh—i7. all 298 people on board the aircraft were killed in the incident in 2014. anna holligan reports. onjuly 17th, 2014, 298 people boarded malaysia airlines flight 17 at amsterdam's schiphol airport, bound for kuala lumpur. bbut they would never reach their destination. the plane was shot out of the sky by a surface to air missile. it's mass murder. 298 people were murdered. eight years on, today will bring a verdict for the families searching for truth. the justice we're now witnessing here has been a long time in the making. two separate inquiries were launched, one focusing on what caused the plane to break up in midair. the other, on who was criminally responsible. relatives at the epicentre of this disaster placed their faith in the quest forjustice. celina fredericks, son bryce and his girlfriend daisy were on board flight mh—i7. we will never get our children back, we know that,

peter bowes reporting for us.back to that top story for us in indonesia, the earthquake. for more on this, i am joined now by the governor of westjava, ridwan kamil. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme and good morning to you. i know it must be such a difficult time there right now, with rescue operations continuing, such a tragic loss of life. if you can give us a sense of what the situation is right there for your people and how rescue efforts are going.— your people and how rescue efforts are going. yes, i think as ou efforts are going. yes, i think as you know. _ efforts are going. yes, i think as you know, because - efforts are going. yes, i think as you know, because of - efforts are going. yes, i think as you know, because of this| as you know, because of this disaster was an earthquake kilometres below the heavily populated area —— the cause of. it shocks i2 subregions of the district. we lost around 268 lives and 151 people still are missing, and more or less, around 58,000 refugees now scatt

let's get more on this now from our north america correspondent peter bowes. well, this was a case, seditious conspiracy was the charge, which is a rarely heard a charge, a large part because it is a difficult charge to prove, so it is not often brought before a court and essentially what it means is that the allegation was he and others had attempted to stop the peaceful transition of power after the 2020 election, so the transition of power would have been between donald trump and joe biden. the trump and joe biden. the allegation _ trump and joe biden. the allegation being - trump and joe biden. tue: allegation being that trump and joe biden. tte: allegation being that it trump and joe biden. tt2 allegation being that it was notjust allegation being that it was not just something that happened on the day, the storming of the capitol building, but something that stewart rhodes and others had planned in advance, this had been a plot. and in fact, prosecutors talked about a text message he had ascended to some of his supportersjust message he had ascended to so

peter bo was there. —— peter bowes there.rted erupting on saturday. this time lapse footage gives you an idea of the scale of what is going on. experts from the us geological survey are confident that the lava flows do not pose a risk to property, but hawaiians have been advised to wear facemasks to protect against ash and harmful volcanic toxins. here is more from wendy or kurt. —— wendy urquhart. mauna loa has been belching smoke and ash since sunday and fountains of red—hot lava can be seen spouting up to 25 metres high on the slopes of the volcano. the last time this happened was in the spring of 1984, so naturally tourists and locals are keen to take a closer look, but they are kept well away from dangerous areas. right now, the lava flows are not a threat to property, and experts on the ground are already determining how much lava has erupted so far and where it might go next. as plumes of smoke from mauna loa drift towards nearby communities, residents are being advised to wear facemasks to protect against volcanic fog

let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. great to get you on the programme. joe biden before, but i wonder how much of an impact you think a speech like that is going to have on undecided voters, and is that even a key consideration as we get to the midterm elections, they are so close, aren't they? that is probably a huge consideration, because the election certainly in many parts of the country is close, especially those crucial congressional seats that could decide the future political make up of the house of representatives. you are absolutely right. the speech didn't really tell us anything new in terms of what president biden thinks of democracy because it is a topic he has returned to several times over the last couple of years but i think, significant that he chooses to make a major speech about it in the closing stages of this campaign. he did acknowledge during the speech that there are other issues that there are other issues that clearly concerned americans, the cost of living crisis, rising inflation, the future of abortion rights, crime, in some

peter bowes, bbc news.right now as we head into winter is affordable housing. the rapid increase in interest rates has left many at breaking point over mortgage repayments and for others rising rents are a serious cause for concern. bbc panorama has met three people trying to make ends meet. richard bilton reports. nonni is packing, but has nowhere to go. she's a nurse and a mum of four in bristol. you feel like you failed now, because i can't do that, not through a fault of my own, i've done nothing wrong, but it's gone. i can't do it, i can't keep them safe, with a roof, despite trying. her partner works as well, and they have never missed their rent. but the landlord wants to renovate the house and is evicting them. they say they can't afford anywhere else in the city. my aim in life is to put a safe roof over my children's head. i have worked really hard to earn money to be able to ensure that my children are safe, i wanted to be able to provide for them. and now even though i'm doing those things, i st

our north america correspondent peter bowes joins us from los angeles. significant. this is one of the closest watched races in the country, largely because of kari lake, because she is a well—known figure in the states, she has been an evening news presenter, she has been very critical of the mainstream media, suggesting that it favours the democrats. he is very close to donald trump to the extent that some people have speculated that if donald trump launches another race for the presidency himself, that kari lake could potentially have been his running mate. they were very close over that crucial 2020 election, agreeing on those false claims that there was skullduggery going on during the election result in the denial ofjoe biden�*s wins. now this makes all the difference when katie hobbs, who as a secretary of state in arizona's job who as a secretary of state in arizona'sjob it who as a secretary of state in arizona's job it was to oversee the 2020 election, and she has pushed back on any claims that there was any wrongdoing in 2020. ., ., 2020. you m

peter bowes reporting. - north korea has launched three ballistic missiles, according to the south koreanregions ofjapan, but none of the missiles crossed their territory. the news comes after wednesday's launch of around 20 missiles, including one that landed less than 60 kilometres from the south korean city of sokcho. those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as dangerous and escalatory. north korea appears to be retaliating for the joint military drills that the south and the us have been carrying out. both sides will know that their actions are potentially destabilising for the region — so why is it happening? here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. there are different perspectives on that. the north koreans have tested more missiles this year than ever before, with the total at well over 60. everyone is expecting an imminent nuclear test. that'll be the first resumption of nuclear testing since the failed diplomacy between mr kim and former president trump, a worrying indication of how far north korea's nuclear capabilities are moving, it i

earlier i spoke to our north america correspondent, peter bowes and i asked what a divided governmentor the next two years of us politics. well, this is, as you say, divided government returning to washington. not an entirely unusual situation. of course, historically it's happened many times before. but what it means is with the republicans in charge in the house of representatives, it will certainly stymie joe biden�*s intentions, his political agenda over the next couple of years with the republicans in a position to block any legislative moves that he makes. the republicans will be in charge of the crucial committees in the house of representatives. they can bring forward their own legislation and possibly any inquiries, possibly inquiries againstjoe biden that they choose to pursue. so it will be a difficult time in washington. we don't expect a huge amount to get through to happen in terms of new legislation. but it is interesting that joe biden is reaching out and this is typical of mr biden�*s style. he is reaching out to the republicans, saying that he would like to at least

our north america correspondent peter bowes has more.get donein we can expect much less to get done in washington over the next two years, as we have seen during the first two years of joe biden�*s presidency, that's because we are back to the days of checks and balances in washington, with the course the democrats holding control in the white house, the senate still controlled by the democrats, but the republicans now have that majority, and it still remains to be seen how much of a majority. we know it is going to be a slim majority in the house of representatives, the republicans generally considered to have fared much more badly than had been expected at these mid—term elections. so it means that whatever ambitions joe elections. so it means that whatever ambitionsjoe biden whatever ambitions joe biden especially whatever ambitionsjoe biden especially has, in terms of new legislation over the next two years, may well be limited. limited significantly because he would necessarily need a positive vote in the house of representatives, a

our north america correspondent peter bowes joins me now. deral law and changes to the way that presidents submit taxes. but lots of supporters of trump will be quite cynical about that. in will be quite cynical about that. , . , will be quite cynical about that. . , , will be quite cynical about that. . , that. in practice this is all about donald _ that. in practice this is all about donald trump - that. in practice this is all about donald trump and l that. in practice this is all. about donald trump and how that. in practice this is all- about donald trump and how he has conducted his businesses over the past several years. the court has given the go—ahead for six years of tax returns to be handed over to the committee. and of course these are tax returns that many people have wanted to see for several years and donald trump has been successful since he stood for the presidency in 2016 and keeping those documents under rap. as you say, he has maintained all along but the democrats in control of the committee were politically motivated. cl

request by the panel, led by a democrat, was politically motivated. 0ur north american correspondent, peter boweswell, in practice, this is all about donald trump and how he has conducted his businesses over the past several years. the court has given the go—ahead for six years of tax returns to be handed over to the committee and of course these are tax returns that many people have wanted to see for several years and donald trump has been successful since he stood for the presidency in 2016 in keeping those documents under wraps. and, as you say, he has claimed all along that the democrats in control of this committee were politically motivated, but clearly those numbers of that committee will get their hands on these tax returns, we assume, very soon because the clock is against them. they are only in control of that committee for the next few weeks, the democrats. and the republicans take over injanuary. so they have a lot of work to do to physically get those documents, to look at them, to scrutinise them and to perhaps come to any conclusions about them. yes, it is interesting, peter, isn't

but the plans haven't gone down well, as our north america correspondent peter bowes explains.ce right now on twitter. what exactly this means and what the implications are for those people who want to continue to have a blue tick next to their name and it is probably worth describing in a little more detail for those many people not on twitter what exactly that looks like. essentially it is a tick, a white tick on a blue background which is confusing for some, that shows you are verified, that you are who you say you are. whether you are a journalist, there's a tick next to my name, there is a tick next to yours. whether it is a politician, whether it's the public department of the police or some other authority where they give out information important for people to see and rely on. in los angeles, for example, the lapd have a tick next to their name and the information they tweet is reliable. that is why it is very significant to many people. the big complaint and it is interesting that elon musk now describes himself as the complaint hotlines operator, for twitter, lots of

our north america correspondent peter bowes has this update. clearly a racially motivated attack.ent about that. he has pleaded guilty to the charges which included the murders of ten people, all african—american. there was references to a sometimes described as a manifesto document was found on his computer in which he described himself as a white supremacist, the prosecutor referred to the fact that during the shooting which happened in a supermarket in buffalo in new york state, that he had said sorry, that he had apologised to a white man that he had injured and chosen not to kill and the prosecutor said that was further evidence that this was a racially motivated attack. the prosecutors have also been talking about the fact that he researched this and he planned it for many months — searches were found on his computer where he had been trying to pinpoint an area that was predominantly african—american where there would be a high number of black people in this particular supermarket. let's get some of the day's other news: police across europe have broken up a criminal network

but the plans haven't gone down well, as our north america correspondent peter bowes explains.y this means and what the implications are for those people who want to continue to have a blue tick next to their name and it is probably worth describing in a little more detail for those many people not on twitter what exactly that looks like. essentially it is a tick, a white tick on a blue background which is confusing for some, that shows you are verified, that you are who you say you are. whether you are a journalist, there is a tick next to my name, there is a tick next to yours. whether it is a politician or the public department of the police or some other authority where they give out information important for people to see and rely on. in los angeles, for example, the lapd have a tick next to their name and the information they tweet is reliable. that is why it is significant to many people. the big complaint and it is interesting that elon musk now describes himself as a complaint hotlines operator, for twitter, many people are complaining about this thinking they do not h

peter bowes, bbc news.ater vapour and ash halfway to space and sent tsunami waves swelling out across the world. a new survey offers a fresh picture of the scale of what happened. scientists have fully mapped the area around the volcano, showing just how badly the sea floor has been sculpted and scarred. we didn't map enough. this volcano even exceeded our maximum expectations about how far the effects of this eruption was on the sea floor, it really was an absolutely outstanding event. the eruption produced one of the biggest atmospheric explosions in history. and the impression left on the seafloor gives a sense of its violent energy. scientists calculate that some ten cubic kilometres of material has been displaced, equivalent to the volume of 4,000 egyptian pyramids. two—thirds of that was the ash and rocks ejected out through the volcano's opening but the other third was material scraped off the sides of the volcano as debris fell back out of the sky and tumbled across the bottom of the ocean. the plum

earlier our north america correspondent peter bowes gave us the latest about the shooting.appened. they started to unfold just before midnight local time. this started to unfold just before midnight local time. it was four minutes to midnight when the police recieved the first call. there was an officer on the scene within four minutes, and two minutes after that, the suspect was arrested — not through the actions of those officers arriving at the club, but as officials have described, two heroic individuals, people who were already inside the club, who managed to stop that individual carrying on with that shooting spree, and it is clear from what the authorities are saying are very likely to have saved some lives. we know that five people have died, 18 have been injured and are in various states of health in hospital. some are in a critical condition with life—threatening injuries. the suspect is also in hospital at the moment, in custody also. the injuries that that person has, that he has, we don't know about the details, with one of the officials saying that he won't be

play an important role in the next presidential election in 202a. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowesher important win for the democrats.— for the democrats. this is usually significant. - for the democrats. this is usually significant. kari i for the democrats. this is - usually significant. kari lake, a strong supporter of donald trump, supporter of his false claims over the 2020 election. she is a hope —— high—profile figure in this day. she has been a news presenter, an evening news presenterfor a number of years and, in fact, part of a campaign was to criticise the mainstream media that she saw as biased in favour of the democrats. it is a close association with donald trump, his close support for her that is perhaps the most significant here. she isn't the only drum supported candidate that has failed to win during this mid—term election, what has now been a week since polling day, and, of course, we arejust polling day, and, of course, we are just hours away from an announcement from donald trump, announcement from donald trump, a major announcement which is widely expected to

peter bowes.tics. a court in the us state of florida has sentenced the gunman responsible for the parkland school massacre in 2018 — to life in prison without parole. 2a—year—old nikolas cruz was convicted last month of one of the worst school shootings in us history. 17 students and members of staff were killed. cruz will spend the rest of his life in a secure prison and will never be eligible for release. i was still a child when you shot me with your gun. you shot me in the leg. and if you looked me in the face like i'm looking at you right now, you would see the scars on it from the hot shrapnel that was lodged into it. do you remember after you sprayed my classroom with bullets, standing in the doorframe, peering in to see the work that you've done? do you remember my little battered bloody face looking back at you? i could have sworn we locked eyes. south korea and the united states have agreed to extend theirjoint air drills, after the past few days of missile launches from north korea. acc

but the plans haven�*t gone down well, as our north america correspondent peter bowes explains.th describing in more detailfor those it is probably worth describing in more detail for those many people who are not on twitter what exactly that looks like. it is essentially a tick, a white take on a blue background, which is confusing to some, that shows that you are verified, that you are who you say you are. whether you are a journalist, there is a tick next to my name, whether you are a politician, whether it is a public department of the police or some other authority where they give out information that is important for people to see and to be able to rely on, so in los angeles for example, the lapd have a tick next to their name and the information they tweet out is reliable. so that�*s why it is significant to a lot of people. the big complaint, and it is interesting that elon musk describes him now as the complaint hotline operator for twitter, lots of people complaining about this thinking that they don�*t have to spend $8 a month just to get that tick when they have so f

peter bowes. than a century. six billion are baked every year. unesco says the baguette was put on its "intangible cultural heritage" list because it's "part of a daily ritual, and synonymous with sharing and conviviality." emmanuel macron described a bigot as 250 grams of magic and perfection, 320 are sold every second in france —— emmanuel macron described to a baguette. the french delegation, when it was announced, waved the baguettes in the air. in their first international trip since becoming prince and princess of wales, william and catherine will arrive in boston today, for the second annual earthshot prize awards ceremony. the prize was launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports from boston. it is a first visit to boston for the prince and princess of wales, a three—day trip culminating in the earthshot prize ceremony. william and catherine come here with a sense of history. the royal couple arrived in washington this afte

our north america correspondent peter bowes has more.n bring you the report now. donald trump has been resisting publication of his tax returns ever since he stood for office in 2016. it was three years after then that this committee, controlled by the democrats in the house, formally requested to see those tax returns. at the time, mr trump was in the white house and he was successful in resisting that. he claimed that the democratically controlled committee were politically motivated to force him to release those documents. but now, the supreme court has spoken and they have ordered the treasury to hand over those documents, which we imagine will happen fairly soon because the clock is ticking against that congressional committee, controlled by the democrats. they will only be in charge until the end of the year, then the republicans take over and there is every expectation that this investigation would be dropped from that point. so there isn't much time for the congressional committee to do it work. the other big question hanging ove

let's find out the very latest on which results have been declared with peter bowes who's in la. talk to us about what we know so far, we have been hearing that it will be several days until we get a definitive result but were nonetheless what is happening overnight? i nonetheless what is happening overni . ht? ~ , nonetheless what is happening overniuht? ~' , , ., , ., overnight? i think the big story of the niuht overnight? i think the big story of the night is _ overnight? i think the big story of the night is it _ overnight? i think the big story of the night is it has _ overnight? i think the big story of the night is it has been _ the night is it has been surprisingly good for the democrats, disappointing for the republicans. as we went into election day, there was talk of a republican wave crashing across the country. it's been a more of a ripple, there have been a more of a ripple, there have been significant successes for the democrats, a senate seat in pennsylvania, others are still too close to call in arizona, in nevada. here in california, a predominantly democratic

peter. i know i tied bows, still plays, but who are you going to marry now, brother, there is no, he has anall, only 250, can you imagine? i ask you to sit down, the court session is declared open. hear the case against popova tatyana ivanovna, accused of committing murder , the court proceeds to establish the identity of the defendant, please stand up surname name patronymic year of birth about tatyana ivanovna 1968 year of birth in the case it says that you are a housewife officially satisfied in history there are many examples when a woman's spouse is older much older than some why perverts? well, sergei yesenin, the great russian poet sergei yesenin fell in love not with the whole fool, but with her world fame, and then he married tolstoy's granddaughter. he was also friends with the chekists, she was shot and went to watch and beat. here is an example for me to follow. it's still debatable well salvador dali why, firstly, did he take her away from his friend edward, and secondly, why should we? secondly, when in the first it was enough just about and then i removed the complex above th

prove the attack amounted to a rebellion against the government. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowesen brought before a court. and essentially what it means is that the allegation was that he and others had attempted to stop the peaceful transition of power after the 2020 election. so the transition of power would have been between donald trump and joe biden, and the allegation being that it wasn't just something that happened on the day, the storming of the capitol building, but something that stewart rhodes and others had planned in advance, that this had been a plot. and in fact, prosecutors talked about a text message that he'd sent to some of his supporters just after the 2020 election, saying that "we're not going to get through this without a civil war". and clearly that was ringing in the ears of the jury members. that was the heart of the allegation from thejustice department — that american democracy was at stake, and the jurors believed the prosecution, at least in the case of stewart rhodes and one other. there were three others as part of the group who were found not gui

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dear franz flew up the stairs towards you, no bows to you or that crying beating of his forehead on the ground said only about peterappy i am. i can `t believe my eyes. you my guest and it was clear that he was not lying. the french caftan did not mercifully cut under the arm under the wig , his head itched terribly, but peter was happy. everything here was unusual. unusually noisy merrily deafened the proximity of women in open dresses with high hairstyles ford whispered in his ear. the maiden peter turned to stone, in front of him was a beautiful maiden from his childhood dream. according to russian tradition, communication between men and women outside the family was severely limited at feasts, with the exception of wedding women, they did not sit at a common table in peasant families. first, men ate, then women in wealthy houses had separate meals in different halves of the house of the male and female custom of the german sloboda, where representatives of both sexes communicated on an equal footing, not only struck moscow residents, but also turned out to be a defiant and immoral phenomenon. anna monst conquer