and poland. for the last 6 years, with germany alongside most of the institutions in brussels, finding that the ruling government and po and the law just as part is reform of the legal system. the system. and particularly the supreme court has violated those european standards. we similarly seen these kind of disputes are german, reparations, at other times of such tensions and putting in 2017, which is there is the genesis of this report here now as well as in german greek relations at points where germany and athens have disagreed over european policy, so there certainly is background in more recent history, which is caused some of that poor faith about these claims within germany and amongst critics of the polish government. michael, as you heard the, the germans, i didn't. this is a closed matter. they have paid compensation, right. after the war, not only that, this thing that the, the, the film taken some of the territory from germany right after the war. so this is already settled. know th

, and poland. either origin or binder at the bank. and this, this, this isn't all killed by the german occupying forces. i want to address 11 more visual line briefly of course, which is also very important thing, is also an indication of the level of complication of those issues. the fact that the, the certain number of gentleman citizens had to move from the territories that were granted. poland, after the 2nd world war was a decision of the allies during the conference in head on it pumps dropped. those were the decisions of the allies after the 2nd world war and they made another decision during those conferences that paul regarding to get reparations for from germany. and it did not receive some fil, today. this is a moral issue. ok, issue of responsibility and of compensation to the victim. sort of re, i'd like to ask you this. are we talking here about an a dispute which is going to fade away one day? or are we talking about something that has the potential to undermine the 1991, a treaty be

now poland has the main task.ere they are literally these days the solution to it is to create a kind of european pool of countries that, once and for all, uh, will deprive russian citizens of any opportunity to leave russia anywhere. well , let's go to europe, we'll see at what stage the development of this plan is. they are now, warsaw is pushing with all its might a complete ban on schengen visas for russians. and although at the eu level this idea was rejected by poland, the baltic states that joined it from finland still had a chance to salt our tourists. this week, five of these countries will discuss how not to let russians into europe in among the options closed the borders for those who have a french or german visa, as well as to demand to fill out a questionnaire on the topic of tourists' attitudes towards a special military operation in ukraine, the status of crimea, and the like, our ill-wishers use the fact that with february, the european union banned flights from russia and russians often get into t

and about poland ? citizens of russia with schengen visas, there are already some reactions in poland, some stories because there were on the border with lithuania, uh, the russians were outraged that they were being forced to sign there a protest against the actions of russia , uh, the war in ukraine, there are no such cases in our country . well, taking into account such a circumstance that poland borders with the russian federation in the kaliningrad region, and the movement between the kaliningrad region and porsche stopped after the 14th year, and in fact it is almost with america. strong e-e residents of the kaliningrad region could travel unhindered by mail due to the agreement on the so-called small border traffic e this agreement was canceled a few years ago and in fact the movement between the kaliningrad region and poland as i said e stopped and almost on me there are russian citizens visiting poland, those who came from the russian opposition. they remain in poland. the norms are free for th

it's still like that in poland it's still ten in poland it's already the 11th i'm glad to welcome you, mr. myroslav, is my schedule correct? i know that you have ukrainian roots, after all, vymoroslava, and if you were a pole, we would contact you my schedule and if it were, it would be charles and you would be elected king, then i don't know, would you be called karol or karl, well, that would be the problem, it was closer to the property. good mr. miroslava , we know about ukraine and poland here that our prime minister is going to poland, the only thing we don't know is whether has he already left or not? but your polish prime minister came to us, er, please explain, because we were here with nai and the editor, who were thinking about who went where and why he went , after all, they went their separate ways. did our shmygal stay here meet meet mr. moravetskyi i think it is the issue of security is simply, the arrival of each participant and the arrival of a western leader, in particular, the leader of such a country as poland, what kind of threats does the same medvedev or putin c

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russian gas anastasia yefimova and separately, let's talk about poland's undisguised jubilation because of the destruction on the nord streams, the former head of the country's foreign ministry bluntly stated that all polish governments have been fighting the pipeline for 20 years. so now one cannot but rejoice that the flow of gas from russia to germany is paralyzed by three quarters, while such statements are heard in the background. here are the headlines. in the polish media, they are about the independence of warsaw from moscow, as well as about achievements in the field of poland's energy security, they are associated with the ceremonial launch of the baltic pipe of the baltic pipe, that is, the competitors of the nord stream two project provide for the supply of gas from the norwegian boss to poland in the press, the pipe is called a sign. uh, mistrust between poland and germany since warsaw built the highway around berlin instead of agreeing on supplies through germany, but further contradictions can only intensify, because as it turned out, more benefits are being built, includ

poland is not afraid that this could happen to you. they look at you as a neighbor.ive their danger and then the safety of something happens. and if a brother is nearby, you are a brother and you help, regardless of what is happening. all poles are afraid of the fact that if suddenly we have to fight, we will not succeed , this is such a problem if ukraine wins, every polish tank, every polish gun is now on the ukrainian front, it protects poland, it literally protects not only ukraine, but also poland is therefore 100% our war, these tanks, these tanks, they protect warsaw exactly as they protect kiev. you said something about a certain brotherhood . and we see that at the political level now, uh, this conflict is settled, as it is at the level of ordinary people. you are for everything that was bad from our side. this is the only approach that is possible in these all difficult historical questions, but we always say that politicians, as of course, dol ny, these take money for the future. you understand me, my voters are not enough for the history of polish-ukraini

you are no longer in poland. at the beginning, we will ask about poland.what are your impressions of this ? is europe not tired of this forum yet? it is typical of the war that is going on in ukraine. first of all, the forum is really impressive because of what you know. we are so skeptical about the phrase eh, second davos. second davoz where leaders from all over europe and not only eastern europe gathered because of the fact that it is held in karpacha in poland, of course poland sets the tone and direction of the discussion, the huge support for ukraine continues, of course, now that the new political season has begun, these are important for us markers where ukraine is on the agenda of different political leaders, it is absolutely true that in poland, ukraine is a priority for several reasons . well, first of all, the poles are already strategically planning for long-term support and the fact that poland is enough pragmatically receives from e-e its enhanced interaction of enhanced e work with ukraine, it is also infrastructure and transport links, it

much for agreeing to this interview on september 19, the ban on entering the baltic countries and poland, in particular citizens russia, in your opinion. will such a decision affect russia and the citizens of russia in any way? i certainly do not hope that it will have a big impact on the citizens of russia, who will understand that they are not considered welcome guests in the european union among tourists yet. they come to ukraine as invaders, when they come to ukraine as murderers, they should not expect a european, so he will accept russian citizens who have the same passports, who are murderers, and there are murderers in all cities of ukraine, and that guys who have the same passports, they shouldn't expect that europe will meet them like, excuse me, tourist. and on what account do they want to rest in europe on account of er robbed ukraine on account of spilled blood in ukraine and they want to rest with us as tourists, i even think it is somehow shameless that they are even somehow even like that, my russian oppositionists, they ask us to say that this is somehow immoral, that we

poland the biggest piece came off.the silence. their region's gdp increased by 42% in six months. that's the whole industry, czechoslovakian czech switched to more. the czech republic did not respond to these attacks by the polish elite. but german chancellor olaf-scholz spoke in mid-september. he opaquely hinted more at a counterclaim, but already territorial, i would like to say how important the agreement is, the prisoners entered into, on the basis of which, after hundreds of years of history, the border between germany and poland was clearly and permanently established and i wouldn't want some people to scour the history books to make refrsionist boundary changes. after these words, a scandal erupted in poland. how so, what scholz had in mind, but here we are talking about the border between poland and germany, for which warsaw was very grateful, we recall. after the defeat, the germans paid reparations to the soviet union, the economy of our destroyed cities, that we need tractors and machines equipped there mach

jews lived in poland.ssue very seriously, and in a mini. since the foreign affairs of poland existed committee, which was headed by the then foreign minister, which was called the committee for the solution of the jewish question. it was later that the germans had a vanza conference, where the jewish question was finally resolved, and the poles started it all, and they discussed this issue precisely in the sense that let's solve this jewish question in some way. now i just want to move on to nazism, and i want all these questions to make it clear. and uh, when the nazis realized this and when it began discussion of all these cases, then, in general, a situation arose in which the poles did not accidentally raise this issue. it's dzerzhinsky's birthday. by the way, it's very important. yes, they were afraid of returning. uh, several tens, hundreds of thousands of jews who could return to poland, including from germany, in the first place, they were very worried about the fate, there were about two and a hal

throughout poland throughout the year.he first place was taken by tikhiy don a, the second place was taken by raised tselina a hemingway was already in third place. that is, even in poland, where they didn’t give out and stopped circulation in germany, they stood up, respectively, as soon as the socialists had the potential to come to power themselves, they burned soviet books, they didn’t publish them, and then in all countries that one way or another fell under fascist or semi-fascist regimes nonetheless. there they tried to publish the same show of aleksey nikolaevich tolstoy, and those countries that occupied a neutral neutral position there, there it was just the popularity of slava soviet literature. we can't even imagine right now . like what status. how powerful was the influence of the writers i have named. here is fadeev's ushellov from nikolai ostrovsky and roman how steel was tempered by alexei nikolayevich tolstoy and, of course, by gorky and a number of other writers. a-and poets, of course, because vladimir

they added money to the budget and infrastructure enterprise of poland, and i think that the state can afford to add salaries today, moreover, we proposed to move these video surveillance systems to the middle of the state of poland in order not to accumulate at the border, the second question that polish carriers ask today, we partially support it, that is, they ask that we have a liquid passport for the movement of empty vehicles . together with our polish colleagues, we sent a letter not only to our government, but also to the government of poland, so that trucks moving from ukraine could drive empty through passenger checkpoints. we also teach them here today, buses with a total weight of up to 20 tons pass through this checkpoint, accordingly, an empty truck can also pass, and given that it is at the threshold, it does not require any unnecessary checks and so on, i.e., the simplified procedure left, all this applies to empty cars that will leave today for export, as well as those cars, for example, grain trucks that will return from poland empty to ukraine, the next question is w

by nazi germany during the second world war, germany attacked poland and caused enormous damage and negative consequences. we still feel mine. and germany has never yet paid for its crimes against poland and its people, given that such compensations have been paid for decades for the german economy, this is a passive amount, an official amount that is 12 times higher than the revenues of the entire polish budget. this year, at a presentation in the royal castle, the date of the reparation was named in three parts, there are photos of the facts of ss war crimes and a register of settlements where they were committed and an assessment of the damage, but warsaw requires compensation not so much for the losses incurred. how much lost profit. here is how the calculation method is explained by its authors take for example, hypothetically some 12-year-old teenager who died during the second world war. we estimated what he had created if he had survived by direct contributions. a person's gdp is his salary, so we drew the fate of this twelve-year-old boy, taking as a basis the life scene of

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yes but contacts in general, poland must be understood that poland .'s expression. she received blows from the european union, in my opinion, unprecedented more than anyone else, in my opinion, in general, and all of her all this polish economic. well, it's not a miracle, maybe, well, here's the growth. really impressive, it's all on the basis of these very huge infusions of the european union's enormous huge yes, absolutely 200 billion, but 200 billion, to make it clear the reason for the economic miracle. yes, absolutely right. she, however, due to claims to the judicial systems to judicial reforms. uh, the european union has not singled out the promised first. yes, second. eh, in my opinion. this is nothing but an attempt. and let's just say kicking, probably, probably earlier on leo, yes, that is, but i see myself like that now. you are talking about germany. yes, liver sausage can be done like this. many people want to, would not like to offend their own, would not like to offend him either, but this is the most accurate image. let listen if someo

but poland has been pushing further. it with these claims, so if poland continues to push these demands for reparations. how, how can there be a resolution? so for now, it's not an official announcement by poland government where we heard today was a the p, a s party that sat that germany should needs to pay. it's possible that the polish government will then take this over and send an official letter to germany. in that case, even some international courts might determined if germany still needs to pay that . but with german government has been saying and has repeated several times that germany will not pay that also showing the you what germany is paying into the you would pull it is getting as well. saying that poland is the largest net recipient of you money. germany is the largest net contributor, so we're expecting this issue to be taken further also as we move closer to the parliamentary elections in poland next year to w. benjamin over as goober, with the latest to live here in berlin. bridgeman, thank you. it is

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they will probably already be on the territory of poland.pe, at least i almost said that, in principle, it will not happen. so here is eduard basuring. there is now a direct connection with the head of the people's militia department of the dpr. but he is hello. thanks for visiting us. what is the situation what is the situation in donetsk and in general in the donbass well, in the morning the shelling of the kievsky kirovsky district was very strong. with artillery, in principle, what woke people up. every day it's more or less more or less, well happens. i just noticed how we are taking some actions on the front line, then the shelling of residential areas of the city is intensifying, now we are expanding the foothold in the sand area. this is with access to pervomaisk to the experimental further on tonenkaya in order to completely surround avdiivka. and at that moment it is immediately shelled very strongly, the city of donetsk is in the morning, the woman was already injured over the past day. we have five people wounded. one of them is

we must forget how poland and germany were torn apart.hoslovakia must be forgotten how england and france gave guarantees to poland and how i thought more about how it would be like now, and when hostilities began on september 1, 1939, poland and france did nothing, despite their allied obligations and guarantees, which did not give more. not only did duda forget that the soviet union entered, when the polish government was already in exile, it fled from the territory, few of poland gave orders to their troops not to resist the entry of soviet troops, which prevented , if you like. well, the eureka pogroms and the thunders of the slavs in the territories that were once ours. and which we historically actually defended and returned to ourselves. the polish army and poland withdrew a few weeks before entry of the soviet union into the war, the task that we had was very simple to protect our borders and protect the belarusians and ukrainians who lived on the territory once torn away by poland. as a result of the first world war, well, it's t

declared to genocide and to make july the 11th the memorial day and poland. to honor the victims of massacres in eastern polish territories. the decision provoked a wave of discontent in poland. vishal keania. he said he would fall. i always keep picky, would be g. what affordable team are equal? which is gauge. nice gosh, i mean, so are you not said mimi nico, and we still have a previous issue problem for s. s for like about muslim alaska, which is this a shoot with a meet, you not live a person you share of will i be a matter my number to be? is the one over to you. okay, so more me, me share with will get not amount and i go to the sixty's about i go on the go the i'm, she closes college to throw in slumber floor. yes, there are so on young lady and i will start with the scene, but she's guilty with booley ethic. you're not food. also the same vocal. this, gustavo, nothing should have all the boys, but she did not balance which in your community traditionally seen yourself, almost again, asking for or should the political border are but younger was like a

well , today poland, as if according to pushkin, actively in relation to its neighbors, this time hasfied the reparation blackmail of berlin despite repeated german the question is closed money. don't wait for marovets. duda believe that this time they will definitely get rich at the expense of the victim complex beloved by the poles, registering a neighbor, poland itself wants to become a new germany for europe, already agrees with france on an equal footing, travels through its former possessions in africa and criticizes the eu for passive assistance to ukraine oleksandr khristenko will continue the presentation of the polish report on the amount of expected german reparations was staged with great fanfare in the hall by the entire leadership of poland, including the prime minister of the marovets speaker of the sejm vitik and of course, in the front row in the center is the shadow leader of the country, yaroslav kachinsky. the chairman of the ruling party law and justice functionaries, who, to the obvious annoyance of berlin and raised the issue of germany for a long time before po

poland can start some action.mong other things, to some unrest based on the jewish question. and when this question began, it became clear that something must happen, and in 1938, at the initiative of roosevelt, a conference was held in which 32 countries participated. uh, when they resolved the issue. and what should we do with the jews, they then discussed the issue, and quotas for the resettlement of jews by polish jews. resettlement in other countries of the world, but i can tell you that in general all countries. every single country refused to take part in this, some did not participate in this conference. no, i mean western countries. yes, it is very important. by the way, it is important that i will come to the ussr now. this is a very important point. and so, when all these issues were discussed then, great britain said that they did not have enough space. denmark said that they have nowhere to take anywhere. there australia was there all these they all refused. they all refused and did not want to introd

why did stalin not dare to attack poland ? together with hitler, yes, because the nazis attacked poland on september 1, and stalin, so to speak , humbly sat in the bushes for another couple of weeks, you know the second part of your question contains the answer to the first part of your question exactly that that the soviet union did not attack poland together with hitler but made hitler guilty in the eyes of the world public and made him the main enemy and shows that stalin was not going to negotiate with hitler, stalin's plan was to give hitler well, they didn't hide it, he did and he said, let the pretty girls fight among themselves , and then we will come at them and take everything over. no one canceled the world revolution. i.e. but unlike the current leader of russia, putin, tallinn cared about international support, see, he wanted to take over europe and wanted america and the british to help him in this , i.e. he was looking for allies against hitler because he had to, uh, properly fan this war, that is it was about t

also poland ukraine now it too. questions of belarus by lithuania, while the behavior of poland fully fits into the usual model of scandals bullies, and germany is rapidly losing authority and warsaw, of course, is not averse to putting its paw into europe's wallet american cbs took a big interview with jebiden, who for the first time in six months agreed to a full-fledged communication with journalists. and almost the first thing he said was that he was really ready to run for a second term, however. in this sense, the conversation with the teleporter scott was drunk. it hardly played into the hands of the president of the united states, since he was asked a lot of questions, and the answers given would rather lower him even more. rating of the head of state. is it possible that he will be promoted from the united states ? how many days the president did not give them big interviews turned out to be more than six months, more precisely, 219 days of silence, and now it happened that the journalist himself scott drank, there is an opportunity to ask biden to run for president again or

the attack on poland is carried by the entire german society.s is the same matteos-morowiecki who recently urged norway to share.

and in a few days, iryna and her children went abroad, first to poland and then to portugal.e no words to say how i am grateful to the people who met us. it was incredible , they prepared so much abroad, the families helped with housing and everything necessary, the local priest even made a tattoo with the coat of arms of ukraine, the local residents supported the ukrainians so much, but in spite of everything, the woman's heart was not in the right place. that was what depressed me so much and gave me air to breathe . and i was completely helpless in portugal . i did nothing for my country, for my country, for my ukraine. on easter in april, iryna came to her hometown to see her husband. but even without children it was very cold and there was a very strong smell of harry's despair and the occupation. i don't know the emptiness and i don't know. it seemed to me that the heart of my city stopped beating, but the most difficult thing was to see my house . my apartment is right below us on the seventh floor. a projectile hit here on march 18, and fortunately there was no one he

what is democratic poland lithuania and i myself helped and jura helped.lped people come back here to belarus and i am now speaking from this screen. here, let them listen to poland in lithuania, they will find it on the youtube channel and look, if you have not committed a crime, if you left somewhere on emotions, this is your homeland, do not listen to the fairy tales that you have here someone will be for something without a reason to delay this tale without a reason does not happen. come back and live like a normal person. and, if you committed a crime , too, come back from sitting and go out. it 's better than walking around this poland and crawling on your knees and humiliating yourself, sit it out and come out. and if you pay off the damage, you'll get out before there's a law. or maybe then there is still you will get to the ninth of may, not only to the 17th of september. may 9 ninth may 9 amnesty july 3. maybe there will be anise, but you have to live by the law. god forbid living by the rules, by the way, president he talked about this to learn

i just wanted to get to poland, but in poland there were completely different plans for him.to understand how i was doing. ah, and asked, why am i not at school yet? i replied that i had problems crossing the border, to which he offered me, and , according to the operatives , a whole number of second-hand branches are recruited to help warsaw university. the student is tasked with creating sabotage cells on the territory of the republics, many are blackmailed and forced to cooperate. well, such an average, that is, especially the ears and young girls act clumsily, but clearly through dating sites, for example, he suggested downloading the signal application. and to communicate there for safety. well, in the course of this, i began to coordinate it, that is, to transmit the coordinates of objects for striking the city, the strikes did not take long to wait. the fact that ukraine has been acting by terrorist methods for a long time understandable and attracting in its ranks fragile minds, kiev - this is only confirmed by stanislav bernald andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bond

poland proposes to fight russia.ike brushwood in the country until december firewood rose in price all these topics of government are not profitable for us elections started talking about war reparations from germany to compensate for the damage caused to the country during the second world war. but according to experts, the poles do not support such decisions. so is this historical justice or speculation understood anastasiak? the increase in prices for consumer goods in poland in august amounted to 24 percent. moreover , products that cannot be refused butter, sugar, flour, gas from poland, contrary to the words of the authorities, have risen in price until december. and then the end of the tail is a long burst of outstretched hand. poland is also the country with the highest consumption of coal for home heating in europe. well, coal is now in short supply for most people, here the former miners are not very high, it is difficult to buy a ton of coal from a warehouse when its price fluctuates around 400-600 plus eu

by citizens of the russian federation to enter the territory of poland were recorded, and in each of these persons was refused. that is why the position of warsaw and the position of poland is unambiguous not to let the russians, as they say, deserters who are trying to enter history of the european union well, in fact, the proposals, so what are the main differences between the position of warsaw and other capital cities regarding the acceptance of russians, if possible briefly well, i think here it is worth talking about the most contrasting differences here, you can compare the position taken by, for example, warsaw, and what the representatives of the ministry of the interior of germany came up with, i.e. berlin, these positions are radically different, except that in berlin they believe that all people who are trying to escape from the war are mainly men - this is every such person - this is minus one potential russian soldier who may end up at the front in ukraine, although the key difference, to put it in one word in one sentence, is what germany actually considers every russi

before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2 column to miss unice mark. think it doesn't intestinal open. garad awesome bicycle on doll house. poor in the guns stock thought will be, is most the time i buy a scent extreme. and that's an alyssa shift with that. not everyone in the you'll agree is with the official line of new vanya starting that door she to lead r e 0 vanya and jet skis. go come when use what i do to get go. sociology is more name yet schema. now jesus, your stop signal enough, bud wash, custodian us to go to cal, is here to sonya e. me up of, you know, be, just go, do not

here is the historical memory of the master plan ost provided for the colonization of poland from the first days of the war and today's date. this is the most opportune moment to seek compensation from germany who is responsible for the attack on poland. all german society. this is the same matteos-morowiecki who recently urged norway to share. with poland profiting from the export of oil and gas, they say it is so fair in conditions of rising energy prices, while poland itself refused to supply oil to germany when it needed to be replaced, which had fallen out of imports from russia. what kind of solidarity between neighbors and eu members can we talk about, when even warsaw puts its own laws above the pan-european ones, experts say. this is a loss of a sense of reality, again we recall that poland has grown territory at the expense of germany, that is, in this regard, it requires something even more, it risks casting doubt on what has already been done, that is, in fact, shaking the power history, the foundation that was devoured by the second world war will result in the loosening

poland, europe and the world exhibition of the defense industry in kielce, poland, will last from septembero 9. maria chernyakhivska ihor antonyuk from poland for the espresso tv channel. my colleagues work around the clock so that you know about important events. espresso is also on social networks and you have telegrams on instagram, twitter , search. broadcasting with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , time-time programs of the voice of america, inclusion of journalists from public television, news broadcasts of bbc news ukraine and france 24, as well as broadcasts of information of the marathon, the only news, together we are a force glory to ukraine, wild creatures are not able to choose anything else and we in ukraine like to choose everything, even if it is insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online war in ukraine the main topic for ukrainians victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who def

and poland in the framework of two directions.ig geopolitical bid that poland made to join the elite club of great powers and all its actions, and they fit exactly into this scheme, because when you do such an application, it is necessary to perform a certain set of actions and the first thing poland and any state start with is the national interests first of all and poland speaks of its national interests within the european union a at the level of its national legislation. relevant acts have already been adopted, and the second. eh, very important point. this is the relationship of germany and more. they have always been difficult. i would not consider, but those statements that kachinsky makes. but it’s so clear, because there were difficulties poland always has germany and there is no way to claim. uh of course not, but uh, it's uh a matter of the technical processes that take place in the european union. we are used to thinking always in the paradigm of the great powers and the rest of the small and medium-sized ones that are

but poland traces i everywhere and are extremely persistent. ah, martina vba is working on a case that dates back almost 2000 years. it's not a crime case, but rather the scene of a natural disaster. she's attempting to correct a possible historical era. when the volcano vesuvius erupted, it completely buried the ancient city of pompei, the ash preserved the city, and many of its inhabitants in the last seconds of their lines. the eruption date of august 2479, c. e derives from the letters of pliny, but other writings and findings suggest that the eruption did not occur until october. to investigate this discrepancy samples were taken from the nostrils of some of the victims. martina vega is now examining them to determine from the inhaled pullin. what season the samples are from free flying, poland gets caught in the estimated bone, the bone at the end of the nasal cavity. it usually stays there for about 40 minutes before it is exhaled back out through the nose. by examining residual poland on a corpses, f moines bone, conclusions can be draw

writing began in this issue of the belarusian word at creative sites in the heart of dobrush you are in poland you must do what we want, and not vice versa, learn this football battle between ukrainians and belarusians were interrupted by an angry pole. 75 million americans nazis message of joe biden was commented on by the famous american presenter tucker carlson and today the center of minsk from the first to the last note will fill the timbres with all your favorite rings. celebrations on the occasion of the 29th day of the belarusian written language, opened the book and press festival heart of goodness, this particular city hosts the celebration this season, thematic pavilions unfolded. old man. ushin's word written by bell is a friend and a whitebook. throughout the weekend. creative meetings with eminent authors of the river are planned here. both writers and journalists exhibition projects, interactive for visitors of any bestsellers and timeless classics of all genres and styles on the shelves. some volumes can be purchased with an autograph and at a pleasant price you can feel the at

the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in valencia, and other parts of western ukraine within wells war to ricky published out of the unit. on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories property by leg plus portion of the key purpose of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insert and army as criminal organizations, which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine. with $212.00 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in virginia. finally, o u n and u p a. it was a genocide, while $222.00 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes and the

the reintegration of temporarily occupied territories of ukraine iryna vereshchuk, who arrived in polandon a working visit, will tell more about the reconstruction of ukraine, which is already one of the central topics discussed by representatives of the governments of ukraine and poland the polish government official emphasized that entrepreneurs of both countries want to cooperate not only for their business interests but also for the benefit of ukraine, therefore there is a plan to start with now, the reconstruction of ukraine today, the critical infrastructure of hospitals, partly schools, this is a task that needs to be implemented in safer parts of ukraine right now today, we devoted a lot of time to the structuring of this cooperation, the creation of a fund that will finance and co-finance that will attract enterprises for joint investments in during the negotiations, a decision was made to create a coordination platform for the development of cooperation for the purpose of rebuilding ukraine when we talk about the construction of housing for idps today i am the minister this is

these wet dreams of poland, maybe, yes, maybe, they always lead to poland's defeat. time, after the defeat, the polish people create a unique a work of culture and art, which lies in the fact that they dream of restoring their statehood. here is a real example of a story that literally i heard recently from a man. basically from my constituency. he traveled to poland, uh, it so happened that he flew there on vacation, but that's not the point. and so he said. one thing that struck him was that he talked there, somewhere in some small companies. well, naturally, cafes and so on, and he says if 5 years ago, when i passed, i was forced to communicate with them in broken polish and everyone pretended that they did not know any other language, then today i was very strong. right now i was very much surprised, how sharply ordinary polish citizens remembered the russian language and how kindly and, uh, kindly. they communicated with me and solved perfectly. it's great because it's parallel. that's what you talked about andrey vladimirovich about the war of meaning in what h

the president of poland andrzej duda also attended the event. correspondent maria chernyakhivska saw what the manufacturers presented, so she will tell us in detail modern tanks, armored personnel carriers, bmps, helicopters, self-propelled artillery installations, manufacturers of military equipment from 30 countries of the world demonstrate the latest developments in kielce, poland. this year, the jubilee exhibition celebrates its thirtieth anniversary. in his speech, the head of poland also mentions the white ukrainians who are currently in poland and the pro-russian aggression and, in general, about modern challenges we are dealing with a terrible war, because of which we realized that here in all of us, as well as in the whole world and the north atlantic alliance, the calm times have ended. an element of this dramatic evidence is the conviction that we must quickly complete the modernization and development of our armed forces so that all the inhabitants of the republic poland to ensure peace in the future, and to ensure peace is something