the first act of surrender was signed in reims at 2:41 a.m.ure from the ussr is also there, it was put by the representative of the supreme high command headquarters under the allied command, major general ivan suslaparov, but he did it at his own peril and... before signing he asked for permission from moscow, but by the time it was necessary i had to sign, i haven’t received instructions yet, immediately after the order came, stalin forbade it. the soviet leader was outraged; the western allies played a leading role in this signing. he refused to recognize the act of surrender and demanded a new signing in berlin, which was taken by the red army. not wanting to quarrel with the ussr, the allies agreed. second signing ceremony. took place on the night of may 8-9 in karlshorst on the outskirts of berlin, this time marshal of victory georgy zhukov accepted the unconditional surrender of the germans from the soviet side. the texts of both capitulations are almost identical. time the ceasefire indicated in them is the same. may 8 at 23:1 minute c

in soviet historiography it is accepted to consider the capitulation in berlin as the main one, in reimsbut in the west , in fact, the only one considered the main one is the capitulation in reims, and what happened in berlin is simply its ratification. on may 7 , 1999, the americans bombed the chinese embassy in belgrade as part of the nato operation against yugoslavia during the fighting in the center of europe, which was called the allied force. it was a very strange incident. the diplomatic mission building was destroyed in 2345 by a guided missile. three chinese citizens were killed. theoretically, china could it is quite possible to take retaliatory measures, but beijing and washington agreed that the united states would pay 20.8 million dollars to the chinese authorities and another 4.5 million to the relatives of the dead chinese and the wounded. nato claimed that the target of the bombing was the building of the serbian supply department, which was engaged in the export and import of weapons and was located nearby. the alliance stated that it was simply using slightly outdated m

reims are 11th but have only won two of their last 14 games.f snooker�*s world championship are under way with three qualifiers in the last four for the first time since 1977. stuart bingham is the only former winner left. he is playing jakjones right now. this is the latest from th crucible in sheffield. world number 29 bingham flew out of the blocks, sweeping up the first three frames with the welshman missing chances and the 2015 champion leads 3—0. david gilbert is up against kayren wilson in the other semi, it's the first to 17 frames. 4—1; at the break, 11 reds and ii blacks for wilson but he missed out on a second crucible 147, still taking the frame though to level this one nicely. it resumes on friday. and that's all the sport for now. you are watching the context. it is time for our our regular weekly segment — ai decoded. welcome to ai decoded, it is that time of the week when we dive deep into the world of artificial intellligence. last week we looked at the advance of ai chatbots and the role they can welcome to ai decoded, it is t

a day earlier, the western allies in reims, france, hastened to accept surrender without the consentst important historical act and accepted not on the territory of the victors, but where the fascist army came from. aggression. in berlin and not unilaterally, but necessarily by the high command of all countries of the anti-hitler coalition. the ceremony took place at the headquarters of the fifth shock army in karl-horst, a suburb of the german capital. the act was signed by the chief of the wehrmacht high command, field marshal wilhelm keitel, commander of the german navy, admiral hans georg friederburg, chief of the general staff luft wafa, colonel general hans jurgen. the surrender was accepted from the soviet union, commander first belarusian front marshal georgy zhukov, from the allies, deputy commander-in-chief british marshal arthur teder. the commander of the us strategic air forces, general karl spaas, and the commander-in-chief of the french army, general jean delator de tatagny, signed as witnesses. central european time, this historical event occurred at 23:1 on may 8th.

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first and foremost. merit of the soviet people and the red army. a day earlier, the western allies in reims to accept surrender without the consent of the soviet government. stalin then declared: surrender must be carried out as the most important historical act, and accepted not on the territory of the victors, but where fascist aggression came to berlin and not unilaterally, but necessarily by the high command of all countries of the anti-hitler coalition. the ceremony took place at the headquarters of the fifth shock army in karloforst, a suburb of the german capital. the act was signed by the head of the wehrmacht high command, field marshal wilhelm keitel, and the commander of the german naval forces, admiral hans georg friederburg. and the chief of the general staff of the luftwaf, colonel general hans jurgen stumpf. the surrender was accepted from the soviet union, commander of the first belarusian front, marshal georgy zhukov, from the allies. in may 1657, oliver cromwell, the leader of the english revolution, refused the crown that parliament had offered him, modestly saying that i

a day earlier , the western allies in reims, france , hastened to accept surrender without the consentnt. stalin then declared: capitulation must be carried out as the most important historical... and not accepted the territory of the victors, but where the fascist aggression came from in berlin and not unilaterally, but necessarily by the high command of all countries of the anti-hitler coalition. the ceremony took place at the headquarters of the fifth shock army in karlhorst, a suburb of the german capital. the head of the wehrmacht high command, field marshal wilhelm keitel, signed the act. commander of the german naval forces, admiral. the surrender was accepted from the soviet union by the commander of the first belarusian front, marshal georgy zhukov, from the allies, deputy commander-in-chief british marshal arthur teder. the commander of the us strategic air forces, general karl spas, and the commander-in-chief of the french army, general jean delator deteny, signed as witnesses. according to central european. may 8, but in moscow a new day was already beginning, so we celebra

that is, this reims agreement was not recognized.his second capitulation was already signed near berlin on the eighth, but at the turn of the century it turned out to be the eighth-9th, so in fact, if we are talking about may 9, then this is only an exclusively invented soviet narrative that did not carry anything behind it. but if we abstract from the war events, then let's talk about the fact that may 9 is actually a completely political ideological communist construct of 1965. when speech it is about... the end of a victorious war for the ussr, then few people also mention that the real document that marked the end of the war was signed only in january 1955, when the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the ussr adopted a resolution on the end of the war with germany, and until the 1965th year, there was not a single day off on may 9, or such a victory, because at that time there were still alive and there were active participants, real participants. hostilities, were alive, those who were born and were participants in the first wor

stock take place in several cities at once, from center etienne to reim. security forces force students out of the institutes of political studies, who demanded that the university administration condemn israel's actions in the gas strip and barricaded themselves in the main building. the day before, in order to somehow defuse the situation, the leadership of the educational institution even organized a debate on the middle east, but not everyone was happy. as a result, some young people announced the beginning of a peaceful sitting strikes, six more people. and... the sixth world forum on intercultural dialogue ends today in baku, representatives of more than 100 countries are participating in it, the russian delegation is headed by the minister of culture olga lyubimova. what topics are in the spotlight in boris ivanin's report. the forum in azerbaijan is so large-scale that on the second day the intercultural dialogue went far beyond the boundaries of just one platform; this is the very center of baku, and has been operating here for more than a hundred

anti-israeli protests are taking place in lele, reims, mintoni, and local media are already carrying that sent the then french president, degaulle, to resign. such graffiti in support of palestine is far from uncommon in europe, and the longer the war in the gas sector goes on, the more europeans support the ceasefire. the student protests and the main reaction of the european authorities to them only fuel pro-palestinian sentiments. severe floods immediately hit several regions of the world. in brazil, the number of disaster victims has reached 39 people. 60 are considered missing. the south of the country suffered the most. one of the platinums ruptured and four more were in danger of collapsing. bad weather left 3,200 people without shelter. the current flood is being called the worst in brazil in 80 years. in indonesia, at least 14 people have died due to flooding on an island. in sulawesi, more than a thousand houses were damaged, 40 of them were completely demolished, residents of the flooded areas are being moved to rubber boats, temporary shelters are being installed in churc

english manager will still has left french club reims by mutual consent.e's top division, but have only won two of their past 1a games. now to some sad news from the world of cricket — worcestershire have announced the death of their bowler josh baker, who's passed away at the age ofjust 20. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is with us now. and he terrible news. what more do we know? this and he terrible news. what more do we know? �* , and he terrible news. what more do we know? a ,, we know? as you say this is incredible _ we know? as you say this is incredible he _ we know? as you say this is incredible he sad _ we know? as you say this is incredible he sad news. i we know? as you say this is| incredible he sad news. josh we know? as you say this is i incredible he sad news. josh baker represented england under 19 level, and he was one of was to share possible most promising young cricketers. he was a left arm spinner. he took 70 wickets across all formats for was to share. he played it twice in the county championship for them this season and only ye

were all captured on october 7th as they were fleeing that music festival in southern gaza at kibbutz reimes are preparing to bury them in israel, but certainly this is not creating anymore optimism that any of those remaining hostages will be brought home alive, given the fact that the cease-fire and hostage release talks appear to be at somewhat of a stand still at this moment, although in an attempt to try to keep some of that alive, that optimism alive, the white house does say it is sending national security adviser jake sullivan to saudi arabia and then to israel in the coming days to work on a cease-fire talk, among other things. >> josh, talking about humanitarian aid that's entering gaza through the floated pier we reported on earlier this week. how is that operation working and what's the status overall of getting aid into gaza by land. >> it hasn't really been getting in by land in nearly the numbers it needs to deal with the humanitarian crisis there in part because the rafah border crossing hasn't been opened and because israeli settlers have been attacking trucks making their

the eighth, here we explain that according to moscow time there was, plus there was capitulation in reims they did not have an order regarding political commissars, where communists and political commissars were shot as soon as they entered our territory. in france, in these countries there were no such ainz groups that followed the groups of the wehrmacht army and destroyed the civilian population, first of all jews, then communists. they didn’t have it, on such a scale, they didn’t have it. they did not have an azarichiy camp. where wehrmach drove 50, the wehrmacht is no longer the sss, they drove away 50,000 of our residents just to vacate their winter quarters, and then they found out that they could also use it as a biological weapon, they didn’t have any of that, they didn’t have orders from hitler, keitel, and others leaders of the third reich that the war in the east would be a completely different war, entering their land, they did not free their soldiers from the chimera of conscience, as it was with us, with ours... go with him to victory square, here i am each every time i com

and the monument of louis for the city square in reims.troyed, which turned out to be a victim of the french revolution. a quarter of a century later it took its place. by order of his majesty. pigalle made the tombstone of marshal moritz of saxony. the woman personifying france clearly begs death not to take away the famous commander, who remains equanimous. the ancient hero hercules mourns him, and the heraldic animals symbolize the defeated countries. in notre dame cathedral , the tombstone of count henri claude darcourt, commissioned by his widow, was installed. the composition of the monument, called the reunion of the spouses, represented the deceased and his inconsolable wife. waiting for the hour when death calls her to follow her husband. in the middle of the 16th century in france, the era of enlightenment, the masters of minds were outstanding thinkers and encyclopedists. pigali is the author of a sculptural portrait of his friend denis diderot, as well as the great voltaire. as if, following ancient traditions, pegal. decided t

on may 7, in reims, france, at the headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the western allied forcesby the representative of the headquarters of the supreme high command of the soviet union under the allied forces, major general ivan susloparov. susloparov requested a request to moscow, waited, waited, waited, did not wait for stalin’s answer, signed, one might say, on his own responsibility, the capitulation, but... after that, as soon as he signed it, the answer came from moscow categorically not to sign, it must be said that stalin was absolutely right, because the capitulation, the signing of the capitulation at esenhower’s headquarters by the chiefs of staff of the western allies and germany , belittled the incomparably larger contribution of the soviet union to the great victory and generally bracketed out what exactly the capture of the red army of berlin was. make the most of exactly two days between the surrender, the signing of the surrender in rems, the ceasefire, exactly two days were laid down in order to transfer as many units as possible the wehrmacht to the west, agai

on may 7, 1945, in reims, the chief of staff of the operational leadership of the wehrmacht high commandf the third reich. on our side , major general ivan suslaparov accepted the defeat. this was a preliminary document. the final one is may 8th in karlshorst, that is. a suburb of berlin received marshal of victory georgy zhukov. marshal zhukov reports the arrival of representatives of hitler's command in berlin. the marshal proposes to call the german delegation to sign act of unconditional surrender. even at this critical moment for them, they are trying to maintain their usual prussian haste. between the first attack and the second capitulation , 1400.18 days passed (less than 4 years). you and i now know that once a war begins, it can last longer, but then this time was enough to add almost 2 billion people to the war. all over the planet. 62 states out of 73 that existed at that time. the total human losses, according to various sources, reached 60 million people, with every third person killed was a citizen of the soviet union. in addition, our country suffered direct damage of $2.