more than four decades ago in czechoslovakia the so-called prague spring. it was a period of political liberalization which ended up with nassif invasion of the warsaw pact armies into the country besides being important in history the prague spring was also a breakthrough for one of the most renowned photographer the twentieth century he was a good elf photographed the invasion and the resistance and today he's here to share his experience. as a kook is considered one of the most equal actual photographers of modern times he started his career by turning his lens on the gypsies in slovakia and romania later focused on landscape photography but his best known work is on the song that invasion of czechoslovakia nine hundred sixty eight it was published in the british army times magazine under the pen name peepee make good old days alex ragnall popular an award winning photographer. how does the codell kind of welcome to the show good my very much should be with. that's out for now so just is going to buy there's a travel all the time in france they say. in e

spotlight on one of the most prominent photographers of the twentieth century whose work in the prague spring tracked a man's changes in check history step by step. oh yeah and welcome to talk like the into the crowd and i think i'll bring our friend today my guest on the show is you also could tell. more than four decades ago in czechoslovakia the so-called prague spring kicked it was a period of political liberalization which ended up with a massive invasion of the war so bad time east into the country besides being in according to history the prague spring was also a breakthrough for one of the most renowned for powerful friends of the twentieth century yourself goodell photographed the invasion at the resistance and today he's here to share his experience. as a kook is considered one of the most you commercial photographer is a modern times started his career by turning his lands on the gypsies in slovakia and romania and later focused on landscape photography but he's best known work on the song invasion of czechoslovakia nine hundred sixty eight it was published in the british army time

more than four decades ago in czechoslovakia the so-called prague spring case it was a period of political liberalization which ended up with invasion of the warsaw pact armies into the country besides being important to history the prague spring was also a breakthrough for one of the most renowned photographer of the twentieth century yas a good elf that photograph the invasion and the resistance and today he's here to share his experience. as a kook is considered one of the doctors of modern times started his career by turning his glance on the gypsies in slovakia and romania later for the strong landscape photography he is best known work is on the song the invasion of czechoslovakia nineteen sixty eight it was published in the british army times magazine under the pen name. is art regolith popular an award winning photographer . welcome to the show a good reminder mushroom. that's out now this is going to but there's a travelogue in france they say. in english so you can call what i was. very hard for me being a russian church national about the events of nine hundred sixty s. even aft

is growing for viewers in europe certainly in eastern europe it would be apt to call this our prague spring ok in american terms this is this is our chicago sixty eight all over again young people are are up in arms about the situation in society about their inability to make a living of their they're afraid of the future they don't like the paths that american political and economic leadership are taking us down and they're out there and they were told though that the reason that they were being forced out of this second encampment was simple trespass essentially that they shouldn't be in the park after eleven and that the mayor just wasn't going to let them camp in a second place although i should point out the first camp wasn't touched it was the second camper all the action happened and there's the want to allow extension of the camp the mare's not many you know thomas menino is not thrilled with the first camp although he's tolerating that he says for the moment but he feels that he's not going to accept civil disobedience of the type we saw last night is not going to skip except. expa

spotlight on one of the most prominent photographers of the twentieth century whose work in the prague spring tracked momentous changes in czech history step by step.

moscow a legendary photographer who will witness the bloodshed of the one hundred sixty eight prague spring displays his unique of ridgeview event in the russian capital would tell him apart but there are also grounds where the new york city mayor we're hearing has given his police force a new weapon to fire at suspicious aircraft as part of pressure terror measures what you think about that story told once now you can have your say as world of the other but all the stories you see at r.t. . russia says its veto of the latest u.n. resolution against syria was not designed to indulge president assad's regime the statement comes as a delegation from the syrian opposition visits moscow to discuss solutions to the country's ongoing violence and his ego press can offspring following their meeting . climbers of the syrian opposition are in moscow the match with russia's and lloyd two african nations michelle might be off and the main message being told to them at the moment is that even though moscow did block the u.n. draft resolution on syria it does not support president assad's regime much it

my interest spring comes to moscow a legendary photographer who witnessed the bloodshed of the prague spring displays his unique coverage of the events in the russian capital which. also where the new york city mayor we're hearing has given his police force a new weapon to fire at suspicious aircraft just part of. what you think about that story. as well don't forget about all the stories you see at home. russia says its veto of the latest u.n. resolution against syria was not designed to indulge president assad's regime the statement comes as a delegation from the syrian opposition visits moscow to discuss solutions to the country's ongoing violence. offspring following that meeting. members of the syrian opposition are in moscow they've met with russia's two african nations. and the main message being told to them at the moment is that even though moscow did block the draft resolution on syria it does not support president assad's regime much it's important to understand that russia's veto is not designed to give a free house carte blanche to president assad's regime if the syrian governme

nudging three photographer joseph delta who witnessed and documented the bloodshed during the prague spring uprising in one thousand.

people side or there are the on the side of wall street of the elites james and you compare this to prague spring to chicago sixty eight you also say that on it will continue and tell people start getting a fair deal but can you be more specific in terms of what we're told will come out of this that will make it memorable. or for the children of the grandchildren of the future generations to look back on this i mean of course we are still in our early stages being the first year that this is going on but what do you foresee if the protesters get at least some of their demands met will change and will change about this country will things of corelli change because essentially these protests are pulling the american debate. on a variety of issues in a more progressive direction you know even when you see republican presidential candidates being forced to mention the protests whether whether they will you know whether they're positive or not they're generally not that's a big change considering how hollow far right the debate has been drifting and that was jason payments editor and publisher of open

earlier in the spring, the president of the united states went to prague and talked all about how theid itself of nuclear weapons and stuff like that. and the japanese just felt for him to go to hiroshima, nagasaki, to make that message, you know, to apologize for bombing them, that was a nonstarter. >> and the white house now has said that this story is not true, that it never played out the way -- >> no plans to apologize. >> there were no plans to apologize. >> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. headlines. >> military's official report on a helicopter crash that killed 30 u.s. troops in afghanistan is out and it says no mistakes by commanders were involved. the chopper went down purely at the hands of insurgents to launched that rocket-propelled grenade. >> the terrorist who tried to blow up the jetliner in 2009 headed to prison for the rest of his life. umar farouk abdulmutallab stunned the courtroom in detroit pleading guilty on the second day of his trial. the 24-year-old nigerian said it was an act of jihad, no kidding. he'll be sentenced in january. attorney general eric h