he was once a deputy commander of the lord's resistance army or ellery a rebel group operating in central africa for more than three decades dominick on one is on trial at the international criminal court facing charges including murder and rape has also been accused of involvement in attacks on camps set up for people displaced by conflict this trial is about violence and misery that blighted the lives of millions of people living in northern uganda ordinary citizens civilians who wanted no more than to be allowed to live their lives in peace could no longer live in the villages in which they had been born and raised the n.r.a. first emerged in one thousand eighty seven in northern uganda headed by joseph kahn he's also wanted on many charges including work crimes and crimes against humanity the group is fighting the ugandan army but has launched attacks in central african republic democratic republic of congo and south sudan it says it wants to establish a multi-party democracy but is accused of widespread human rights violations including murder and the recruitment of child soldiers an

defense lawyers for a former top commander in uganda as lord's resistance army have begun their case at the international criminal court dominic is facing seventeen charges of war crimes have a morgan has more. he was once a deputy commander of the lord's resistance army or ellery a rebel group operating in central africa for more than three decades dominic on one is on trial at the international criminal court facing charges including murder and rape has also been accused of involvement in attacks on camps set up for people displaced by conflict this trial is about violence and misery that blighted the lives of of people living in northern uganda. ordinary citizens civilians who wanted no more than to be allowed to live their lives in peace could no longer live in the villages in which they had been born and raised the n.r.a. first emerged in one nine hundred eighty seven in northern uganda headed by joseph kahn he's also wanted on many charges including work crimes and crimes against humanity the group is fighting the ugandan army but has launched attacks in central african republi

many took it upon themselves to leave the army for their families and to exercise their freedom. resisted the strictures of army service with the unseen help of freed women and deserted or did what more accurately could be called leaves of freedom. the political context of african-americans and military service is crucial to appreciating desertion. soldiers decided to abandon service but rather than looking at this as desertion, the men and their actions reflected and should be considered in the context of popular tactics of men and women who used to escape slavery by running away. this included running away, it increased in size and scope, making the civil war a massive if unorganized slave rebellion. women and men in the southern states ran for freedom and recognized their actions had political actions which had consequences for the confederacy and the union. history up to the civil war proved as much during times of war. america offered enslaved people unique opportunities for mass exodus and rebellion. during the war of independence and 1812, slaves led for the safety of the british a

many troops took it upon themselves to leave the army for their families and to exercise their freedom. the men resisted the strictures of army service, often with the unseen help of freed women and deserted or took what could be called leaves the freedom when the army drove the men to protect their hard-won liberties. the political context of african-americans in military service is crucial to appreciating these desertions. african-americans decided to desert service but they reflected and should be considered in the context of popular tactics of enslaved men and women who used to escape slavery by running away. when the war erected, slave increased in size and scope, collectively making the civil war a massive slave rebellion. women and men throughout the southern states ran for freedom and recognize that their actions had political actions which had consequences for both confederacy and the union. war in america offered enslaved people unique opportunities for mass exodus and rebellion. during the work independence and the word of 1812, slaves fled their masters for the safety of the british army. co

he calls in all these black athletes to talk to ali who is saying he's not going to join the army and resist the draft. this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, later kareem abdul-jabbar and then a lot of other football players, the green bay packers and cleveland browns but the guy that i like in this photograph is all the way to the left, you see carl stokes is the only non-athlete in this carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare hisrace to become mayor of cleveland, next is this guy named walter beach . walter was on the team with jim brown that won the championship in 1964 that shut down johnny unitas and by 27, he was the quarterback who was the quarterback but walter is still alive and walter and i have probably taught 25, 30 times about all of this. when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his speech in detroit, the one we listened to the segment on. but he also will be one of the last guys talk for the shooting starts so he's a very important guy. he's a wonderful human being.

army without adequate arms or blow. >> the first blow fell on june 5th. the french resistanceermined, but by june 8th, the left flank army had been shattered and a general was ordered to the line -- on june 9th, the german main attack came. within two days, the german armored and motorized divisions brought out into the open terrain. with this break through, the issue of the battle of france was decided and from that time on, there was official talk of anar mist is. now what about the famous maginot line? let's go back and take a look. on june 14th, the germans launched two attacks against the line. we must remember this was against fortifications defended by men devoid of hope. >> in the meantime, mysoliny now thinking it's safe, sent his division racing across the border. >> the hand that held the dagger has stuck it into the back of its neighbor. >> organized resistance in france was no longer possible. the government faced two alternatives: retire to north africa and carry on from there or give up the struggle. france's leaders were old and tired. of the oldest and most ti

resistance. is this a legal? are using arms against palestinians. , i amar cities and town not speaking about the army, i am speaking about the settlers, the israeli settlers. we will refuse to reject -- we reject the violence and all kinds of arms and we will never accept using weapons. pursue upon the world to the efforts of nuclear disarmament and even traditional disarmament. israel is adamant on this story in this region -- on destroying this region. village itoys this is destroying the unity of the west bank. will be divided into north and south. do you condone this? not to mention the aggression. do you remember the assault --?nst naloxo we are told the israeli supreme court will issue a decision to timewise. unacceptable and i am and dignityivalry will not accept it and israel should bear the brunt. this should come to an end. it makes no sense, every single day a decision is passed by that -- and actsdo not as if we do not exist. we managed to get a resolution from the you and for international protection, because every day we are attacked and we are incapable of protecting ourselves. who will implement the

calls in all these black athletes to talk to ali who is saying he's not going to join the army, that he's going to resist the draft. this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, then senator, later kareem abdul-jabbar and a lot of other football players in the back and the green bay packers and other cleveland browns but the guy who i like in this photograph is all the way to the left. you see carl stokes who is the only non-athlete. and the carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare his race for the mayor of cleveland. next is this guy named walter beach area walter was on the team with jim brown that one the championship in 1964. that shut down johnny unitas and his like 27 to nothing. he was the quarterback was the shutdown for end walter is still alive. and walter and i have probably talk 25, 30 times about all of this reedit when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his balance and bullet speech in detroit, the one that welisten to segments of he also will be , one of the last guys to see before the

battle of this war if the russians and the syrian army can clear is live essentially they will have swept away the last major pockets of rebel resistance in the country russia or is on the significant pressure at the moment to to try and balance itself it's trying to. take into account what turkey wants which is a is a minimal impacts on the humanitarian situation there and also what damascus wants which is to get this job done once and for all and it seems very much if this is indeed the beginning of the offensive that has been long anticipated rory that they're not even bothering to wait for the summit to take place later on in the week between the turks the rainy and and the russians so not really bothered about any kind of diplomatic process as it were and instead getting on with the job at hand. well i mean russia in many many instances in the past has used military pressure in advance of diplomatic summits to basically establish new facts on the ground is done that in ukraine and it's done that in syria as well so i don't think we should necessarily be surprised that perhaps there's an escalation in military activity in it as we

number of people to protect them from the storm but a lot of people are resistant to leaving their homes. how does the salvation army come into play on this? >> if you were in a mandatory evacuation zone we encourage you to evacuate. i was there during hurricane katrina and saw what a major hurricane can do. i saw homes smashed to splinters. it is just not safe to stay. even we have salvation army units on the coast if we're told to evacuate, we're also getting out, go to a safe place, stage, come back in once the disaster is passed. neil: i was reading or at least the caroline area this could be the worst storm to hit in better than five decades. a lot of people are saying this could be another hazel which was a humdinger of the storm back in the 1950s, 1954. could eclipse that of hugo in 1989. what does the salvation army do knowing numbers like that, fears of catastrophic damage? some have begged at minimum of $20 billion? how do you get ready for something like that? >> well, you preposition your resources. we have trained disaster teams. you really do get ready but we do count on public support at this point in

peaceful popular resistance is this illegal on the other hand the settlers are using arms against palestinians. they barge cities and towns and villages with arms i'm not here speaking about the army or the i.d.f. i'm speaking about the settlers there is really settlers but we will continue to refuse using and reject violence and you will reject all kinds of arms and we will never accept using weapons and we call upon the word to. to pursue the efforts of nuclear disarmament and even a traditional disarmament now that we have a problem in. israel is. adamant on destroying this region and this region has been operated for more than fifty years but if it is troy's this village it is thus destroying the unity of the west bank it will be divided into north and south do you agree to this do you condone this not to mention the aggressions against the locks up do you remember the aggressions against the assault against the luxor. now we are told that the israeli supreme court. will issue a decision to divide. spatially and time wise for sure this is totally unacceptable and i'm sure that those with chivalry dignity and peace lovers will not accept this and israel should bear the brunt of

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the army of the french and british has made a valiant effort in its effort to retreat to dunkirk, where -- >> adolf hitler's mechanized forces are racing towards paris as french resistance hand that held the dagger has struck it into the back of its neighbor. >> this is william -- speaking from the forest where adolf hitler is handing his armistice terms to france. adolf hitler strides slowly toward the clearing. i can see his face. gray, sullen, and brimming with revenge. off to one side, a large statue. hitler does not appear to see it. now we see the french walking down the avenue. hitler and the other german leaders rise as he enters. the general reads the preamble to the german armistice terms. the whole ceremony is over in a quarter of an hour. >> ♪ the heart was warm and gay, i heard the laughter in every sweet cafi. ♪ ♪i left my heart in paris ♪i dodge the same old taxicabs, that i had dodged four years ♪ ♪the squeaky tires was music to my ears ♪ ♪the last sign -- the last time i saw paris, her heart was warm and gay ♪ ♪no matter how they try, i will remember her ♪ >> conquering armies now stood on the shores of the atlantic. >> fire. >> the danger was suddenly

resistant movements. and the cost of occupying germany was also beginning to rise. the lack of economic endeavor across western europe all exacerbated the situation. as the various allied occupation armies endeavored to govern, to root out all vestiges of nazi nazi-fy and supply vast numbers of german civilians and german demobilized troops with foods and supplies. -- and supplies come of the strain on the economy was becoming apparent -- and on thes, the strain economy was becoming apparent. in the united states, initial concerns about the end of substantial government spending with the end of the war was seen to be somewhat unfounded. sp's lead to an excimer spending boom. the postwar period across some countries in europe had a spell of economic activity and to 1945. soon in 1946 and 1947, exacerbated by the disaster -- disastrous cold winter, economic production ground to a halt even further. in germany, the situation was even worse. and the inhabitants relied almost totally on the allies to feed them and to clothe them. the treatment of germany was the catalyst for the split in the western allies and the soviet union. initially, u.s. and allied policy towards germany was guided by