rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties.ime, an employee of nas and the us armed forces will leave america without any obstacles and return to germany. those who... were not exposed will continue to receive prestigious prizes and give the prizes their names, like hubertus struckhalt, who experimented on children and later used them in his works. despite this, strukalt is called one of the founders of space medicine. his discoveries played a key role in the development of space suits and on-board life support systems that contributed to the success of the american apollo mission. the scientist was even immortalized in the hall of fame of the space museum in... and only after his death was it finally confirmed that struckhalt received his scientific data from experiments carried out on prisoners of the dachau and dora mittelbau concentration camps. there is no doubt that the damning facts were known to the american intelligence services for a long time, but they were hidden far away in the name of national interests. in 1984,

already you, rudolf. sorry, i only take one at a time.e, and this is lieutenant rudolf hirsch, 132 infantry, shell-shocked, he doesn’t say, i have medicine for you, you can drink. otto, lord, where did you get this terrible swill again? this is how we welcome new fighters, crimean madeira, disgusting, sweet, how can you drink it, what's the difference, better get your glasses here, now we'll drink, and for you, my friend, there will be special service, what the hell wilky, what's going on here ? it's been a long time coming, hasn't it? i’m so glad to see you, doctor, with all my heart, i’ll throw you out of here, i promise you that, and commander, believe me, doctor, why spoil it? good night, may you dream of beautiful women. stand! i don’t understand anything in the photo of koltygin and alexandrov, hold on, be silent! others always die, i'm tired of it, bukhovitsky, enough of this, go with zoya as a guard, take the guys, the third one in a week, what do you count as dead, i don't want to die, noah, come on, no noah, tell me how they wen

i have no doubt at all. that you have perfectly learned your legend rudolf schnapps, this is your photoose photo is this, yes, i’m fighting, yes, don’t dodge the question , the photo is mine, but i’m seeing it for the first time, she’s a warrior. if i knew some photographer, you will certainly forgive me, comrade lieutenant, he would spend 100 records on me until he took a good picture, stop explaining, i didn’t interfere, no way, comrade major, sit down, sit down, bobrikov, no way , no, not bobrikov, rudolf schnapps, please, come on... you see there are beavers, how are you? yes, nothing, please, you really really drove me, we’ve been knocking for days, i’ll probably run soon too, maybe we can go for a walk this evening? yes, i wanted to say the same thing, but where? well, let’s go where we met, come on, at 9:00, why so late, maybe at 7, you need to rest in order. bring a photo, let's say, unartistic, but what does rudolf snaps have to do with it, comrade major, you know that i serve in the headquarters office, and interrogation of suspects is not my main work, i know, but colonel zen

another co-author of the american lunar program was also hitler's former subordinate, arthur rudolf,for nasa. it was he who would be the director of the project for the program to create the saturn 5 rocket, the same one that would reach the moon in 1960. rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties, at that time an employee of nasa and the us armed forces, without any obstacles he would leave america and return to germany. those who have not been exposed will continue to receive prestigious awards and give their names to the awards. like hubertus struckhalt, who carried out experiments on children, and then used them in his works. shtrulta, despite this is called. one of the founders of space medicine, his discoveries played a key role in the development of space suits and on-board life support systems that contributed to the success of the american apollo, a scientist even among... it was only after his death that it was finally confirmed that struckhalt received his scientific data as a result of experiments, which were placed over the priso

honeywood veterans such as frances ford, copper, its also hopefully uranium director mohammed russell. rudolf will be able to attend the premier of his new film. he's been sentenced to 8 years in prison for an alleged security offense. but has managed to sleep his homeland, 40 years of preparation, a budget of a $120000000.00 among you meant to film the scifi drama. megalopolis was a labor of love for its director and one which drove him to the brink of ruin. megalopolis by legendary hollywood direct to francis food popular tools. this or as an architect played by adam drawing thoughts he wants to rebuild. new york as a vision of the future. following a devastating disaster in the screenplay re wouldn't countless times, couple of drawers on no less than his childhood in new york, a series of novels and roman history make a lot of us, a stroke of genius or a massive failure. the world of cinema will know more about that in just a few days. there are high expectations to direct a yoga salon to most of like this feeling kinds of kindness sees the award winning greek to make a team up once again

rudolf ges, tower, or something else was written there , and you think what was in these letters, insavior of humanity, only only the third the reich can save us, only the third reich will save us from all this. we’re talking at anna ilena bärbock’s, here ’s a small, small digression: last week the first trial took place in the case of insulting the honor and dignity of the german foreign minister, annelena bärbock, they are trying a young man who wrote the following phrase on his twitter: he wrote : “germany is unlucky to have the dumbest foreign minister of all time .” and in germany, criminal cases of insulting honor and conscience occur only according to the statement, that is, just like that, the police do not initiate them, they do not appear from nowhere, and in order for this case to be initiated or initiated, as they now say, someone had to write, the police wrote it, the prosecutor’s office more precisely , the prosecutor's office reported that they drew attention to the tweet that this young man wrote, so we are... imagine germany, that germany - “here it is, listen, but t

rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties. moment, an employee of nasa and the us armed forces will leave america and return without any obstacles. in germany, those who were not exposed will continue to receive prestigious prizes and give the prizes their names, like hubertus struckhalt, who experimented on children and then used them in his works. strukkalt, despite this , is called one of the founders of space medicine. his discoveries played a key role in the development of space suits and on-board life support systems that contributed to the success of the american apollo mission. the scientist was even immortalized in the hall. fame of the space museum in new mexico. it was only after his death that it was finally confirmed that struckhelt received their scientific data as a result of experiments carried out on prisoners of the dachau and dora mittelbau concentration camps. there is no doubt that the damning facts were known to the american intelligence services for a long time, but they were hidden far away in the name

and i decided to check, i noticed, yes, i imagine macron saying to panin: rudolf gave you away, you dond and so on, in some part this maybe fit. related to missile defense, raids on our long-range detection radars, attacks on strategic locations, which means our missile carriers, here the question immediately arises: at whose expense was this done? here british white explosives immediately pop up, by the way, the icons, when they were imported, there were also british explosives, naval drones, the british, here for some reason all this goes in that direction, wants to ask, why do they need it, what in which -degree americans, having gone into domestic politics agenda, by the way, they have not yet made a decision related to weapons, and you noted this today, so the british have dispersed and are actually starting to push others. because, no matter what happens in ukraine, the americans will continue to exist as a large state and will really dominate in some areas of the world, but for the british there is a problem, because the world is shrinking, the island is small, but realistically

yes, indeed, the lidokol that left arkhangelsk was called krasin, and the expedition was led by rudolfderstand that you want to say that they will already give you a wonderful medal, but i am not interested in krasin, although it was he who discovered the members of the expedition. i'm interested in malygini, how wonderful the polar one was. a researcher who is very often forgotten, and this is wrong. vladimir visa, why did you lose everything to them before, and the icebreakers malygin and krasin were sent, malygin commanded. vladimir yulievich, visa, brilliant answer, order, well, it’s probably a strange question, are we going to the bank or not, because we’re probably going, what’s there to lose, yes, yes, ok, well... what is the name of the largest state in the united states of america by area, i 'll guess, let it be mexico. mexico state usa. here in chicago they say: you just kiss me deadly, kiss me deadly. no, if i don't want to say anything, that's the expression these chicagoans have. alaska is the largest state by area, but certainly not mexico. i'm in geographic shock. you kn

bought fonts as president obama, and my call said this should be allowed in some cases, washington, as rudolf such a possibility for us weapons, the debate is intensifying as russian forces appeared to be gaining ground in eastern ukraine, ukraine's 2nd city hockey in the countries northeast. in recent weeks, increasingly, a target of russian attacks, a russian also claims it has made territorial gains in the heart of the region which borders russia. ukrainian president loading there's a lensky has warned, rushes, preparing and offensive again. tar. keith. he says, restrictions on western weapons are crippling. keeps the ability to defend itself when they move in. would you boys boys big fire any weapon from their territory at hours? and they've been so that's the biggest advantage that russia has. we named more of them, but we can't do any. they go to their systems which are located in russian territory with, with western weapons. we don't have any value right except problem. but no need to achieve you installed in baggage, calling on numbers to lift those restrictions. he says, ukraine shou

extremists from all over germany gather together every year and march in memory of rudolf hess.r the people. the organizer of the march is group three. one of many in europe who adhere to neo-nazi views, their ideology is dominated by racial theory and the desire for ethnic cleansing. you might think that russians or degenerates are coming, there is not a single normal citizen among them, every year it’s the same thing. gradually, peaceful walks with torches and reading specific literature flow into direct action. in october 2019, the twenty-seven-year-old neo-nazi tried. go to the synagogue, where there were 68 people on the occasion of the holiday. after he failed to break down the door, he opened fire on passersby and killed two people. the event was broadcast live from camera on his helmet. the key task of modern neo-nazis is to penetrate the corridors of power, integrate their like-minded people into the state apparatus, allowing activists to influence the legislative framework and evade responsibility. “we want to infiltrate people into the army, the police and the crimina

everything was very simple, very well thought out, rational, but today we look at auschwitz, and about rudolf hess, it was about the same, it was not timed with the executions of sundermoch , not timed with the october ones holidays, this is later fiction, because it seemed to us that it somehow sounds more tragic, in fact it was because they had nowhere to put the prisoner and they decided to simply reduce the number of arrests. and they were also shot in a deliberate way, so that not with one bullet, because this, well, this is fantastic, that a bullet pierced two skulls, and it was possible to knock out people in this way, but they were not shot once more, they were taken out, they were stripped , for example, before the shooting, because well, the clothes could still be needed, all this is terrible, we were talking about representatives of the creative intelligentsia, but what was being flooded. barges with people in the northern seas in russia somewhere, i’ve also read such stories, it’s much easier, the barge is old, it’s not needed, and plus you’ll drown a few hundred people who defini

to be served in prison, but already in 1962 he was exchanged for the soviet intelligence officer rudolfersions of the spy’s visit to the ussr. we believe that the main purpose of this flight of the spy powers was, after all , to photograph the area north of the oral sea, where at that time there was still a rather secret facility, the baikanur cosmodrome. incident with the u2 plane put an end to the americans’ plans to continue reconnaissance flights over the ussr, well, francis harry powers himself, having returned to america, soon left military aviation for civilian aviation. he died on august 1 , 1977 in the crash of a helicopter he was piloting. mikhail yakunin and arthur narsesov, leading the urals. well, next we will talk about the events of the capital region. promyft.

totalitarian society, everything was very simple, very... rationally, today we look at auschwitz and rudolft was roughly like this however, this did not coincide with the shooting of moss sanders not read before the october holidays, that's later. fiction, because it seemed to us that it somehow sounded more tragic that way, in fact it was, they had nowhere to put the prisoner, and they decided to simply reduce the number of detainees, and they also shot them thoughtfully, not with one bullet, because that it would be fantastic if a bullet pierced two skulls and it was possible to knock out people in this way, but they were not shot once more, they were taken out, they were undressed for... a charge before the execution, because clothes could still be needed, all this is terrible, i don't know, or it was about representatives of the creative intelligentsia, but the fact that barges were flooded with people somewhere in the northern seas in russia, i also read such stories, it’s much simpler, the barge is old, it’s not needed, and plus you you will still drown several hundred people who are

simple, very well thought out, rational, but today we are looking at auschwitz, as well as about rudolfabout the same, it was completely, it was not timed executions of moss sanders, not timed to the october holidays. a later invention, because it seemed to us that it somehow sounded more tragic that way. actually, it was, they had no place to put the prisoner anymore and they decided to simply reduce the contingent of detainees and shot them also thoughtfully, not with one bullet, because it is, well, it is fantastic that the bullet pierced two skulls and it was possible to knock them out in this way people, but they were not shot once more, they were taken away, they were stripped. for example, before the execution, because the clothes could still be needed, all this is terrible, i don't know if this was specifically about the representatives creative intelligentsia, but the fact that barges were sunk together with people somewhere in the northern seas of russia, i also read such stories, it is much simpler, the barge is old, it is not needed, and plus you will also drown several hund

there's rudolf hoss, the former commandant.lis of death. and that's what it was. it worked like an assembly line factory. >> irene weiss got to auschwitz the day after karl hocker started working there. she arrived when she was 13 on a train packed with jews from hungary. separated from her parents and four of her siblings, she said she found herself on the platform holding her younger sister, edith's hand, as they approached dr. mengele. >> it was a matter of seconds he came down between us. he held life and death with that stick. all of a sudden, i was alone. >> she didn't know it at that time, but that moment was captured by a nazi photographer documenting the arrival and processing of hungarian jews. it appears in one of the only other albums of auschwitz. this photo has been colorized. >> this is the group already going to the gas chamber. >> where are you in this picture? >> i am right here. >> this is you? >> that's me right here. >> this is the moment after you've been separated from your sister? >> the very moment. tha

rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties.e us armed forces will leave america without any obstacles. and will return to germany, those who were not exposed will continue to receive prestigious prizes and give their names to the prizes, like hubertus struckhal, who experimented on children and then used them in his works. and this is theadur zobbel. he was accused of conducting experiments on people in a french laboratory. this is otto ambros. during the war, he made the decision to poison people in gas chambers in concentration camps. nazi scientists worked in various fields, from nuclear energy. to the chemical industry, their experience gave the americans colossal trump cards during the cold war, and beyond. it was a mind hunt. the united states used war criminals to create more advanced means of destruction directed against yesterday's allies. well, i don’t know what question to ask about this , i want to draw an analogy with current times. vadim frantsich. this is not only assistance in the development of rocket technolog

how great it is to be trained by deputy fuhrer rudolf hess."ermans did it, the italians did it, and so on. no government has cracked down, but some think giorgia meloni is even less likely to. she began in the neo—fascist youth... ..calling wartime dictator benito mussolini a good politician. she's now moved her party away from the far right and is set to make sweeping gains in the european elections, a figurehead for europe's other right—wingers. but critics say she still winks at her roots. journalist paolo berizzi has lived under police protection for the past five years after neofascist threats. translation: the far-right - and neofascist groups felt validated with the meloni government - because battles and slogans that had been kept on the political sidelines for years- suddenly became legitimised. giorgia meloni doesn't define herself as anti—fascist. - when you cannot do so in a republic born from anti—fascism, _ it means you have a problem. her supporters say the destruction wrought by the anti—fascist movement over the decades is why

rudolf ges, tower, or something else was written there, and you think, what was in these letters, inot of these letters, they repeat the same thing everywhere, and it’s not just private people who write, it’s also written by various religious organizations, namely religious organizations, you know that in the united states of america there are many different such semi-private churches, these organizations, they directly write such whole ones there, one is generally called hitler at slava, and then it goes almost according to the ukrainian scenario, glory to ukraine, glory to hitler, and then there is a description of why and how this it should be and how... why should we glorify ges, so be surprised that biden talks about the victory of the united states of america without mentioning the soviet union, but i wouldn’t talk about it, i won’t touch on the topic of who same helped hitler who helped him to rise on his throne and lead germany to what they led to, and so when we talk about anna ilena berbock, here such a small, small retreat took place last week. the first trial in the case

preserved, can i answer with words from the film moscow doesn’t believe liza, there was such a character rudolfll cinema, cinema did not killed the theater and the like, here the analogy is the same, that is, armored vehicles, they will remain, they will adapt. emotions, impressions, great, great, i see, the whole family came to the exhibition, woke up in the morning, had breakfast and came here to watch, the emotions are amazing, my mother is here with me, she’s already in tears... the historical veneration mountain, you can remember 1812, and we also brought a large amount of military equipment from paris in 1814, well then it was artillery, but of course i immediately remember the great patriotic war, in 1944, after a successful operation, a huge... crowd of prisoners of war and general officers passed through moscow, and captured military equipment was also brought. here they are, the vanquished, living evidence of our victories. years will pass, but our generation will proudly remember the heroic days of the great victories of the red army and the power of soviet weapons. we worked in the

the sleeping beauty to the music of cheikovsky as part of the thirty-sixth rudolf nureyev classical ballet gerasimov brought yulia minshova’s production of yasmin’s play to yaroslavy reza, conversations after the burial. the kaliningrad museum of history and art presents a joint exhibition project with the state museum of liuw tolstoy. reason, morality, freedom, immanuel kahn. the exhibition includes manuscripts and a lifetime edition, photographs, paintings, commemorative medals, postcards, stamps associated with the names of the great philosopher and the great writer. the opera by george beze in the premiere production of andreas homaki is given at the zurich opera house, the main roles are performed by marina viotti and saimir pergu, musical director and conductor janzeda. every musical number in this opera is a real hit, and the choral pictures are insane. a breathtaking finale, this is not the first time i have staged this opera, each time it is an immersion in an incredible story of love and passion, my carmen is a woman who lives openly and directly, does not compromise, she is very

the festival of classical ballet named after rudolf nureyev continues at the tatar opera ballet theaterorde. in the center of the hermitage siberia you can see the gold of the ancient steppes. the large-scale exhibition features more than 600 objects made of gold, silver, bronze, iron, semi-precious stones, bone, ceramics, felt, wool, and wood. found during archaeological excavations in russia, from the northern black sea region to the altai mountains and the minusinsk basin. these are many different cultures, but they are all united by the so-called. the kiv triad, that is, this is the unity of weapons, horse lead and the so-called kiv animal style. of course, they had a similar language, similar beliefs, it was such a community of different tribes, they lived on a vast territory from the northern black sea coast to china and existed for almost a thousand years, most of the representatives of the cultures of the scythian world... were not asians, as scientists found out , together with according to anthropologists, most of the representatives of the skivian world were caucasians. the b

how great it is to be trained by deputy fuhrer rudolf hess."s that happened with the war. the americans did it, the germans did it, the italians did it, and so on. no government has cracked down, but some think giorgia meloni is even less likely to. she began in the neo fascist youth... calling wartime dictator benito mussolini a good politician. she's now moved her party away from the far right and is set to make sweeping gains in the european elections. a figurehead for europe's other right—wingers. but critics say she still winks at her roots. journalist paolo berizzi has lived under police protection for the past five years after neofascist threats. translation: the far right - and neofascist groups felt validated with the meloni government because battles and slogans that had been kept on the political sidelines for years suddenly became legitimized. giorgia meloni doesn't define herself as anti—fascist. when you cannot do so in a republic born from anti—fascism, it means you have a problem. her supporters say the destruction wrought by th