the holy roman empire was founded by the german king. otto the great in the 9th century.nted to revive the greatness of the ancient roman empire and the frankish empire of the queen. the core was the german lands, to which were added vast territories france, northern and central italy, the netherlands, the czech republic, but new states were formed in europe, they fought against the papacy, the process of reformation and secularization began, the final blow to this empire was dealt by napoleon bonaparte, who defeated the army of emperor franz ii. he had to give up many of his possessions, including the german principalities, they entered the rhine confederation, subordinated to france. although the holy roman empire on august 6, 1945, nuclear weapons were used for the first time, a us air force bomber, a b-29, took off from the airfield on tinian island and headed for japan. after the ussr entered the war in the far east, it became clear to everyone that the days of militaristic japan were numbered, but this did not stop the americans, they wanted to show their increased

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habsburg, emperor of the holy roman empire, abdicated the throne, and this meant its collapse after almostht centuries of existence. founded the holy roman... perio the great german king in the 9th century, he wanted to revive the greatness of the ancient roman empire and the frankish empire of the kings. the core was the german lands, to which were added vast territories of france, northern and central italy, the netherlands, the czech republic. but in new states were being formed in europe. they were fighting the papacy, the process of reformation and secularization began. the final blow to this empire was dealt by napoleon bonaparte, who defeated the army of emperor franz ii. he had to give up many of his possessions, including the german principalities, they entered the rhine union, which was subordinate to france, although the holy roman empire had become a fiction, franz ii tried to preserve it, but at the end of july he received napoleon's ultimatum: give up the throne, otherwise there would be a new war. they had to obey, although the austrian empire, which later became the austro-

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ringback ringback the york in northern england was a key part of the roman empire. and sewell archaeologist david norton, is using 1000 year old bones to investigate what rats can tell us about human history. good speakers where there has been people, they have always been rach who have always liked the idea of using small and unlikely remains to tell kind of big picture stories about human history. tiny wrap things maybe 3 centimeters now that i kind of came into lots of different places and getting together a story of what they can tell us about connectivity between different human system . that's the nature of a settlement. and so basically it's tracing when, when they were understanding the presence is behind that using those processes to understand here the end of the roman empire and the development of medieval trade, the human side. and then trying to understand how much of the role they to to cite intake. 2 researches in hills and key are also studying the complexity of human rac relations . scientists want to develop a good rep management system for the fin

marina, you know how they came up with subgaspacha, when spain was part of the roman empire, warriorsnted to say, no, legionnaires, in order to fight for a long time, they came up with such an energy drink, they made it like this: they added water, vinegar, a little later they began to add other ingredients to this same water, for example, olive oil, croutons and even a little garlic later, and thus either a drink, or a soup, or a nibble appeared, as a result, which became the progenitor of the modern gazpacha, never forget, everything is ingenious and simple, because of its simplicity , gospacha settled as a viigvi, it is easier to prepare and faster than our usual puree soup. beat all the ingredients in a blender and voila, the first dish is ready, or almost. in a couple of minutes our vegetable smoothie is ready, this is what you can eat gazpacha, yes, and you can already eat it, no, we can still brew, yeah, it’s clear, that is, the process is still not so fast, quench your thirst for a new taste, alas, so quickly i can’t, in spain gazpatcha is often served with croutons, in belaru

beitar fortress southeast of jerusalem, and it was the last stronghold of the uprising against the roman empireof judah. the romans captured beitar 200 years earlier. and the jews rebelled constantly. there was the first jewish war, and this was an uprising. whether city after city, fortress after fortress, ibeitar fell, despite the high walls and towers, ibor kokhba died in battle, after which judea finally lost its statehood. another consequence is believed to have been the final split between judaism and the christian religion. 100 years ago, on this day, august 5, 1924, the first domestic mainline diesel locomotive left from... from the workshop of the baltic shipyard and was able to accelerate to 75 km/h. the diesel locomotive was developed by engineer and inventor yakov gakkel. a talented and versatile person. hydroelectric power stations, power lines, airplanes, after the civil war it was necessary to restore railways, there were not enough locomotives, and the diesel locomotive was more modern than conventional steam locomotives, with an internal combustion engine and electric transmiss

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he annexed many lands of the former western roman empire, collected and streamlined all the laws issuedthe roman emperors. this is how the code of laws of justinian appeared, preserving the foundations of roman law for subsequent eras. by his decree , the burnt hagia sophia in constantinople was completely rebuilt, which remained the most grandiose temple in the christian world for more than a thousand years. justinian went down in history as a military strategist. he held back the onslaught of the barbarians and tried to restore the empire, but above all, as a great builder, in constantinople alone he built more than twenty temples, completely restored carthage and antioch, destroyed by wars and earthquakes. many fortified fortifications were erected on the borders. empires. justinian reigned 38 years died at a ripe old age. he was 83 years old, a rarity at the time. his era became the true heyday of the byzantine empire. never again had she been in a state of such power and greatness. on august 1, 1914, germany declared war on our country. so the russian empire entered the first world

time, when constantinople, the center of byzantium, the center of, as people then thought of the roman empireeverything is clear, why today it is how is it connected at all, not even the capital of turkey at the moment, in fact it is not even in constantinople, yes this is istanbul a person lives, yes he lives about some district of istanbul such a small, yes i can not understand the reason. for which the ecumenical patriarch should not be the patriarch of moscow of all russia, for me it is it is not clear at all, today the majority of orthodox countries, the overwhelming majority, are generally in the integration associations of western civilization, which are formed by catholic and protestant states, their institutions, today a large number of orthodox countries are members of the european union, the two main principles of the european union are solidarity and subsidiarity, these are two catholic principles. tyksov, i, a traveler, aeronaut, jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale, without ivan, eh, what started, without deception, without flint, likhodi locked me in flint. a s

and, when spain was part of the roman empire, warriors, these gladiators, i wanted to say, no, legionnairesenergy drink, they made it... this is how: they added water, vinegar , a little later this other ingredients began to be added to the water itself, for example, olive oil, croutons and even garlic a little later, and thus either a drink, or a soup, or a stew appeared, as a result, which became the progenitor of modern gaspachen, never forget, everything brilliant and simple, precisely because of its simplicity, the lord... preparing it is easier and faster than the usual puree soup, beat all the ingredients in a blender and voila, the first course is ready, or almost, in a couple of minutes our vegetable smoothie is ready, is this what you can eat gazpacha, yes, and what you can already eat, no, it also needs to brew, yeah, it’s clear, that is, the process is still not so fast, to quench the thirst for a new taste, alas, so quickly. i can not. in spain, gazpatcha is often served with croutons. in belarusian cuisine, croutons are not common in soups, so in ivye they were replaced by sou

betar fortress southeast of jerusalem, and it was the last stronghold of the uprising against the roman empirejudah. the romans captured beitar 200 years earlier, and the jews constantly rebelled, there was the first jewish war, and this uprising is considered the second. the reason was emperor hadrian's ban on circumcision and the decision to build a roman city on the site of jerusalem. elia capitalina. the rebels occupied most of it. they created their own government, minted coins, and the leaders declared barkokhba, that is, the son of a star, the messiah. therefore, by the way, christians did not support the uprising; for them there could only be one messiah, jesus christ. the romans sent 13 legions against the jews , led by the brilliant commander julius severus. they conquered city after city, fortress after fortress, and beitar fell, despite the high walls of the tower, and bar kokhba died in battle. after this, judea finally lost state. another consequence is believed to have been the final split between judaism and the christian religion. 100 years ago, on this day, august 5, 1924, th

for example, in the seventh article of the second agreement of the roman empire, it is stated that the ottoman government is committed to provide the necessary facilities to iranian pilgrims based on previous treaties to visit holy places inside the ottoman territory, so that these pilgrims are safe and sound without any attack. or any uncomfortable encounters can jump to pilgrimage. in spite of these interactions, naseri newspaper wrote in 1312 ah that the number of pilgrims is at a level that has not been seen in the last 15 years. after the naseri period, we are back again we reach ottoman oppression and the ottomans are very strict and we have many incidents in the history of iraq where children were forced to throw stones at pilgrims and in baghdad, many pilgrims were harassed. as evidenced by the history of centuries after jabir bin abdullah ansari, a great companion of the prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, against the first arbaeen pilgrim. hosseini was nicknamed in the 13th lunar century by sheikh azam morteza ansari shoushtari due to his great attention to the ar

enveloped them on both sides and completely massacred the roman armed forces during the time of the roman empire in 216 bc, so this is a battle that we will not have seen such massacre since 2,240 years ago, and i think that when we have this kind of victory. of russian defenders over ukrainian neonazis and ukrainian puppet military financed and sent to their deaths by the west, we will see the general population of ukraine turning against their own leaders who are filling their pockets with their percentage of the cut. zelensky is already a billionaire, his moneies have been found in hidden bank accounts around the... world, his people know that it's a rip off, and i do not think that the ukrainian people can be fooled forever. we are looking a probability, probability of another several months of fighting before the russian forces crush the ukrainians completely, before the russian forces make several new incursions in towards karkiv, and before they come to the final move, which will be the take. of kiev together with troops from belurus, what a disaster for the slavic nations of both russia

read, remember about those christians who were killed there, that is, in those very arenas of the roman empire some other ones , who were shot, everything will be fine, now for you this choice, christ was crucified, you know, this is the position of the ukrainian orthodox church, it is like this, well , let's come to an agreement, well, then let's completely abandon the bible, let christ come to an agreement and everything that he did not come to an agreement, it was necessary to simply come to an agreement with people. after all , death is a threat, because when you say these things, the ukrainian orthodox say: well , what do you want, for us all to be killed? no, i don’t want to, but you understand that this is the meaning of the faith that you accepted, and that christ didn’t come to an agreement, let him go, come to an agreement, everything, there’s a court there once, so to speak, something would have been resolved and hello, that’s it, so he came to an agreement with the current government, went and came to an agreement with it, went there too, well, i’m basically for it too, then he wen

, and essentially the roman empireroughout its history for thousands of years, joining this entire tradition is in any sense the most important choice, whether consciously or unconsciously by the prince vladimir realized, it was thanks to this choice that russia became the heir to the work of cyril and methodius, everything that came first to the southern slavs, the reading of the sacred... this is extremely significant for everything that russia later became, and how, thanks to this , the people’s soul was transformed, because indeed we will see how in the near future after the baptism of russia it becomes possible for people like antonia, feodosia, the pecharskys to appear on the one hand, and, perhaps, even more surprisingly, even more inconceivably for paganism, like boris and gleb, the first canonized, glorified russian saints on the other, who chose the law of the gospel, and not even the law of justice of this world, it is amazing how quickly this is happening in our people. and i understand that of course, well

because we do not know how, well, somehow we lived later without the persian empire, without the roman empirell, in general, without all those empires without british but i want differently, i will ask, do you see what the role of ukraine will be after the war, because i understand that it will also change, i think that we can talk about this for the next two hours, yes, well, in one word , we spend the next two hours talking about this, i’m sorry my colleagues, no, but in a few words, is ukraine, well, is there an understanding of this to prepare for its new role, that is, that it will definitely not be just such an agrarian state with some innovations, but that’s how it will be, no , it will definitely be different. obviously, ukraine will become different, ukraine is changing, but again, i'm just afraid to even start talking about this topic, because the seconds we have left on the air before the news, i'm afraid, just won't be enough even for at least a little, at least not at all, not at all, but we recently conducted a foresight together with the ukrainian peacekeeping school, and the f

but this will ultimately lead to disaster, there are any number of examples, remember the great roman empire but the treatment is complex, like in oncology. everyone should participate here at the family level, at school, by the way, you can’t blame everything on the school, it can’t handle it on its own, and public organizations, of course, at the state level, if there are no corresponding policy laws, then there will be no sense, nastya, you touched on this topic, we can talk about it endlessly, but i’m really for a sane person, especially a doctor, but there it is. besides a man and a woman, what other options could there be? well, you communicate, including with foreign stars, and from medicine, they think about it, but this is nonsense, for a normal person, you know, when you talk to them one on one, everything is fine, everyone is normal , absolutely right, also, by the way, it was with experts from the international agency for research on cancer regarding screening for prostate cancer, one on one they say: the amazing people of our country, over time, i don’t understand, grew 7,000 tu

occur, this is also a natural process, britain, france still have signs of the colonialism of the roman empire time, this is how, unfortunately, it happens, the persistence is certain , there is a consequence, everything is interconnected, the question is. .. only a metropolis or a colony, the country that made us, that was the center of colonialism, yes, affects our society as a whole, we have problems, there are challenges, but to the full extent, or let's say, to the extent that for russia's influence on us was not critical, but it is problems, no one will object here, you need to work with such people, that is why there are psychologists in units, for this there are also... deputies for moral and psychological support, for this the sergeant's staff, for this the combat coordination is carried out, because even new trainees who come from training centers, in parts they also go through reconciliation, the question is whether it is a month, or two, or how many, well, these are still the standards of military training, they are not some, let’s say, unique in ukraine, there are conditions for t

i mean, it reminds me of the downfall of the roman empire, the d. n. c convention is a joke there. they're singing and partying, and, and talking about joy and just just a peasy atmosphere that is completely disconnected from the challenges this countries facing and the challenges that this world is facing. i mean, america is going to prevent his challenges. it's economy's doing terrible. inflation has as really never been worse in a long time. in the meantime, the binding the administration is supplying many, many what it is that are slaughtering children every single day and does the potentially leading us on attracting world war 3. and meanwhile, the people at the dnc are celebrating without even allowing one palestinian speaker to speak out against the genocide against the atrocities video streaming with american tax dollars. and i think they're setting himself up for failure. i certainly do not believe the american muslim community will spend with the democrats and selection. in fact, just yesterday, i got a call from the abandoned binding campaign, which is now switching to b

yeah, my own view has always been the roman empire fell because it became aggressive toward all of its neighbors, that the neighbors invested in building more competent societies, the so-called barbarians who became that they formed kingdoms, they acquired roman level military technology, they copied roman drill, they mastered the romans could do. and then they drove them down because the romans were a threat, because no matter how strong are you're never as strong as all your neighbors put together. and what donald trump is inviting is doom for united states. he's inviting a world in which everybody combines against america and what wilson in his stumbling way with his many mistakes offered, was a world in which everyone looked to america and everyone said, this is a great the americans are offering us. and their power is our security and therefore we welcome their power. donald trump envisions a world in which everyone fears american power and our and and an american power becomes a threat to their security. and they then combine the united states sooner or later to go one second. be

dragons, translators, yes, look, byzantium, which became an independent state after the fall of the roman empire it with dozens of countries, including, by the way, with kievan rus, and therefore the byzantine the service consisted of thousands, thousands, not even hundreds, but thousands of translators, often speaking several foreign languages ​​at once and they were called dragons, which, according to legends, had from three to seven heads, well, in byzantine mythology, this comparison with mythical creatures implied that each head of the dragon, the translator or something, knew its own language, great, in general it is this is china, the japanese dragon has one head, and the byzantine one is from three to seven, what is the logic in this, give me three hints then, then just like the dragon also has three heads, from three, so the first one here is the frontal one. yes, translating across the road, translating, translating grandma from russian into english, it’s all as simple as that, maria zakharova in the second clue has already given you the right answer, well, usually foreign ministry emp

, remember about those christians who were killed there in those very, you know, arenas of the roman empirether ones, who were shot, everything will be fine, now for you this choice, christ was crucified, you know, this is the position of the ukrainian orthodox church, it is like this, well, let's agree, well , then let's completely reject the bible, let christ agree and everything that he did not agree on, it was necessary to simply agree. with people, after all, death is a threat, because when you say these things, the ukrainian orthodox say: well, what do you want, for us all to be killed? no, i do not want, but you understand that this is the meaning of the faith that you accepted, and that christ did not agree on, let him go, agree on everything, then judge there once, so to speak, something would be resolved issues and hello, that's it, here he agreed with the current government, went and agreed with it everything, went there also, well, i'm basically for the same, then i went out and said, well, i'm basically for the same, well, you know, they could have killed me, so... it's time to

that you have empire that are known for excess and gluttony, whether you're talking about the roman empire or henry the eighth. and they're often followed by reformist movements that that which is a kind of fasting maybe. well, and which emphasize in a lot of ways, certainly the puritans. thank you. thank you. our hostess asked me sort of what came first, the fast or the book, and you said it was the fast and then the book. yes. but i'm curious like, what made you want to write the book. i guess i felt and i hope i wasn't wrong. i thought there was a need for it because there are a zillion exactly a zillion books on fasting, but they tell you their how to and they tell you what you should do and what it's going to do for you and that is going to cure this and that. and then there were a lot fewer books about aspects of fasting and how, for example, the so-called fast in girls of the 19th century, there's wonder for books written on that in the tradition of fasting, celebrities. but there wasn't something that brought it all together. and i thought also i as maybe you've heard, i have a som

in the future they were looking which if you ask me is a severe case of hubris because even the roman empire the most powerful and longest lasting empire in the history of the world lasted about a thousand years. and looking forward as a side note the area where this time capsule was buried is only about seven feet above sea level. so the projection is and then not too distant future. this will be underwater due to climate change. but they didn't know that back then and this time capsule was meant to preserve a record of life in 1938. so they put in it what they said were 124 commonly used items. items like tooth powder they had a mazda lamp basically a light bulb, although today. we kind of call these things edison lights the old timey time lights. they had copies of life magazine. they had a mickey mouse watch they had a gillette safety razor, which was a new technology not having to use a straight razor and slit your neck with it. they had a kewpie doll. and i'll admit i had to look up what a qp doll was. it's this creepy thing, but it was the hottest children's story of the era. they had

still an ancient holiday that started during the roman empire. so just keep that in mind.ts are raising alarms about a troubling trend on tiktok that suggests sunburns can provide health benefits like clearer skin. but doctors are warning that not using sunscreen can significantly heightened the risk of skin cancer and premature aging. they emphasize that while sunlight has some health benefits using sunscreen is essential to mitigate dangers associated uv exposure hundreds of cucumbers have been recalled after being tainted with salmonella. this comes after a surge of cucumber recipes appearing and going viral on tiktok. the cdc says more than 400 americans in 31 states have gotten sick. he covers were shipped to distributors in late may and are no longer on shelves. the risk to the public is believed to be low. so some good news to end the show their day. ring is if you have any pickles that you are fermenting and waiting for them to turn into pickles, you know, you got start all because might be tainted. good reminder there for for all those people don't know their home

the righteous yans cherished all the russian empires in which the roman catholics lived, and what isnt was that the church itself, like the royal organization, was how the religion was established known life is coming back. in 1849 , the residence of the metropolitan city was transferred to st. petersburg. and right now there was a termin a seminary was founded in petsyaarburg for the holy day. for the 20th century, the archdiocese of magilou included... amal 930 thousand vernikaў catalitskaya latvian abrad and kalya 270 kaściolaų, geta dosytsya good dadzenaya, іzho pasla kastryčanskaya raval yutsyi dzejnast kastsela was sprayed, and ў ў ў ў ў ў ў 10th beauty 1926 year, roman pope, p. 11 gives the advent of the riddle, in which the advent of the archdiocese of magilou was settled on five apostal administrations, this in the magil... ljove, in maskve, in petsyarburg, kharkava, kazan, sibirsk, saratava. and then, in the city, the republic of belarus became sovereign , the situation became known. roman pope john paul ii, 13 december 1791, issued several documents that revealed the struc