sarajevo for the next 28 years, he fought with the consequences of those bombings.to show what he writes on the tablet. i have no doubt that all my illnesses are the consequences of the use of depleted uranium shells . he says that after the war, almost everyone who was bombed became patients in the oncology departments of those who survived. a few years later , signs of malignant lesions of organs began to appear massively. every year more and more and that's it. this due to bombings, combined with uranium. now we are looking at ukraine, where such charges are being sent. and you know what i will say to no one cares that for many years to come people will suffer in sarajevo, until now you can see the consequences of that balkan war, traces of bullets and shells on the houses of thousands of graves in cemeteries with the same year of death. serbian veterans tried to somehow get an excuse, but in the west they were brushed aside. for years we have been collecting documents proving the direct guilt of nato in the use of charges with combined uranium. it's on them cons

sarajevo for the next 28 years, he struggled with the consequences of these bombings.ks us to be sure to show what he writes on the tablet. i have no doubt that all my illnesses are the consequences of applying projectiles with combined uranium dr. slavka ate in the ninety-fifth was a military surgeon on the positions of the serbian troops. he says that after the war, almost everyone who was bombed became patients in the oncology departments of those who survived. a few years later, signs of malignant lesions of organs began to appear massively. every year more and more and all this because of the bombing, combined with uranium. now we are looking at ukraine where such charges are sent. and you know what i'll say no one cares before people will suffer for many years to come, you can still see the consequences of that balkan war, traces of bullets and shells on the houses of thousands of graves in cemeteries with the same year of death. serbian veterans tried to somehow get an excuse, but in the west they were brushed aside. for years we have been collecting documents p

nobody was in sarajevo under the siege as a pacifist. those were not discussions we had doesn't save you from the poison violence. of course. but we knew if the broke through the trench system, there was a trench system surrounding the city. a third of the city would be slaughtered and the would be driven to displacement refugee camps. that wasn't conjecture it's what happened in vukovar in the green valley and other places. and so at that point, you don't have an option. but of course that those who have a penchant for violence and an access weapons, which was especially at the beginning, the war in sarajevo, largely the criminal caste. so before i open it to questions, i'm just going to read the last part of the book, and i call it a coda because if i'd called it a prayer to frighten everyone away. i carry within me the smell of decay and bloated corpses, the cries of the wounded, the shrieks of children, the sound of gunfire, the deafening blasts, the fear, the stench of cordite, the humiliation comes when you surrender to terror and

in 1995, the citizens of sarajevo and others were killed .ry year, the bassian leadership. this is probably one of the most striking and earliest examples of how the west instantly interpreted practically events in their own interests. in 1995, there was no force that could stop nato from bombing the serbs. in august 1995, many things happened here. for the first time, nato conducted such a large-scale operation for the first time after the second world war. during the bombing, the luftwaffe aviation of germany was involved for the first time. charges with combined uranium were used here, and, according to essence. for the first time, the united states so brazenly ignored international law and used double standards, which , by the way, are still being successfully applied, for example, in ukraine in august 1995. the very same then 28-year-old fighter of the sevsk army fell under nato bombs on the outskirts. sarajevo for the next 28 years, he struggled with the consequences of these. wardrobe zhilka asks us to be sure to show what he writes on

in sarajevo, respectively, and the crews of three ukrainian films are going to go for the first timewhat is it called ? some events are happening, but also ficus avocado and six dracaena martys morchynska is a short documentary about things that ukrainians had to leave for one reason or another and lose and we will not fade away alisa kovalenko also absolutely recommend when it is released this tape tells about teenagers who live simply on the dividing line, the film in 2019 is also a documentary , extremely good characters are very nice, very cool and i will definitely remind you about this film, i hope that it will receive some kind of award in sarayevo, not just any, but preferably on some of the best, yes, it will also evoke sympathy from the audience, this is also extremely important. well, now let's move on to the conversation with olga sagaydak and talk about how this cultural influence of ukraine on france, ukrainians on france will take place. i will only say that olga emphasized all sorts of things it won't happen quickly, because she gave such an example that some big exhi

in sarajevo, respectively, and they are going to go with the film crew of three ukrainian films , for the first time they slapped each other. yes, filipa sandichenko is one of those directors who, so-called , gives his short films enough action were always highly rated by er, well, different ours and connoisseurs of film critics, the film community of lapiliosiad and this film about the year 1996 is only a few months away from the abolition of the death penalty, and here some events are taking place, but also ficus avocado and six drazen by martys morchynska, this is a short documentary about things that ukrainians had to leave for one reason or another and lose, and we will not fade away. alisa kovalenko, too, i absolutely recommend when it will be released, this film tells about teenagers who live right on the demarcation line , the film will be shot in 2019 the documentary is also extremely good, the characters are very nice, very cool, and i will definitely remind you about this film, i hope that it will win some kind of award in sarayevo, and preferably for some of the best ones,

the next scientific and practical conference in istanbul and before that we were in athens and in sarajevo not one topic was listed, ukraine asia-pacific region myanmar this, uh balkans middle east north africa not a single one, but every time the westerners, under pretense of pretense , pulled it out and tried to teach us reason . at first, they were talking about this deaf person, but for the last time. i want to say the situation began to change, the brains began to appear in people who went into the cold war, the americans, the british, the germans into the french. yes, there are french. they have already begun to think about where their rulers are leading. i talked during the break. with one american, i gave an example to him in graham's tape, he speaks frankly to me. well, you professor give me an example of this idiot. oh, i was already pleased that an american was giving such a characterization to this senator. and we talked to the german. i say, well, how could it be allowed that a girl i don’t know if she has any education, but she doesn’t know anything by name. bro is in charge

the features that make it easy to turn into a race car like a veteran bought his prize jetta in sarajevo and haven't looked back since his only regret is this for lack of development in recent years. but i mean, it's not that big of seen, but we do have the occasional meet right to you and i talk between. yeah. so you know, the situation with sponsors isn't great. probably a minute. the problem is it increasing interest in racing. its popularity is limited to be our people prefer watching soccer or basketball. we're not associated with the average for my question. was about the need for speed test drive time, which means taking veterans jetta back out onto the track on an old air field. the newly made the system more upfront, the top driving conditions as ever as the sun goes down the, the most racist we do the start, isn't that important that, you know, as it's mostly appeal at 1st, it's good. great. you said that you know, that you sort of start is really good and tends to be a bit weaker to, to be put on the straights you make up the time you lost at the start. so that'd be, oh yeah.

it has the features that make it easy to turn into a race car veteran bought his prize jetta in sarajevo and hasn't looked back since his only regret is this for lack of development in recent years. i mean, it's not that big of seen, but we do have the occasional meet right to you. and i talked to gina. so the situation with sponsors isn't great. the problem is the problem is a decreasing interest in racing. most of the g, it's popularity is limited to be. our people prefer watching soccer or basketball. we're not associated with the average foot. my question was about the need for a speed test drive type, which means taking veterans jetta back out onto the track on an old air field. the newly made the system more upfront, the top driving conditions as ever as the sun goes down the the most racist we do the start isn't that important that you know, as it's mostly a pill, it 1st escaped comanche so that you know, that you sort of start is really good. not too intense. it'd be a bit, you know, a week or 2 to be put on the straits. you make up the time you last at the start lobby. oh yeah.

their own operation began, uh, conscious barbarity with a provocation in the market on august 28 in sarajevo dozens of dead, hundreds of wounded, of course, an investigation begins. he says you know we can't tell which side they shot, maybe it was the bosnian muslims who shot, maybe it was the serb we can't say, on the second day after this investigation the americans said, we don't need your investigation either. we are curtailing everything and, uh, blaming the serbs , and then he said to his clients his well-known phrase that enough with the serbs to negotiate here , you need to put an end to, uh, their uh, active actions. and at that time, the serbian army occupied almost control over more than seventy percent of the modern battle of the snegers. and then, in fact, then started. uh, provocation bombing is also a favorite technique. uh, the americans and nato, and we have them well. this, apparently, on the fields of modern e battles. and by the way, not only on the territory of ukraine, what else is important for us to know that the fact is that in such ways, you understand inhumanly bar

well, the heart of sarajevo is also a fairly prestigious film festival .krainian companies will show it at once. the first lapaliad of filipa santychenko finally he released his film, he is one of the most talented ukrainian directors, he proved it with his short works and also many people were waiting for a full meter from him, and i think that they are waiting for this film festival successes, it is about the year 1996 and about the fact that there are a few months left before the abolition of the death penalty in ukraine and the events are happening there, i know that many ukrainians hate the 90s so much that they do not even want to remember them, but it seems that the plot itself is so it is interesting that we will have to look at the barn as well, or they will show a short meter, but also an avocado ficus and six dracaenas by marta smarchynska. during that period, while people were not at home , it is worth smychynska, it seems to me that our war looked very good from some rather unexpected and unexpected angle, and to be honest, here once again, it

the professor at the university of eastern sarajevo says, cab discredits is governmental authority with this pressed down on church. i can only imagine that the people who are faithful to ukraine yourself, chairs, you only can only come to our senior crane. they want to defend, to dare on spiritual assent for us. so the only thing that they can do in this very moment is to barricade themselves and 1st to protest and to start and to do try to stop ukrainian officials from, from taking deer. a sanctuary is from their position. so that's the only possible thing bakeney. now do that, these are, these are pictures which much would be in an imaginable for the 21st century and in europe. and in generally, this is uh, this is something that, uh, in any normal circumstances, the way q which kind of the, any kind of punches in the international community is this. uh, this religious uh, state standard reason which is uh, present to you today to credit it would be come down to me. it would be stop in the library and get her on santori. you can imagine like what kind of national security that is and

is his, the future, the story about cultural resistance and the music scene during the siege of sarajevo. there is another important part of this edition on a re heart of sorry, able award for the hassle contribution to the art of film. and this here, this causes director and then ramsey will receive as the previous recipients of the award include onto the image only. robert in a row or venue c o delta grove. the ribbon lazar able are very proud to have this festival because it is the largest film festival. and the reason i because, because it attracts so many collaborative insurances from around the world. but there is another reason as well. this film festivals have rules in failed screening page. during the age of tara, you go in to 19 and the basis for these readings, the place where tax people this type 9 person hands, mortar fire, back in the days there was no electricity. so power generators were used for the screenings and people did not pay for tickets with money that they have to send over a symbolic fee of $1.00 cigarettes. nowadays, it's a large scale event, much more glamour

bridge designed by the dune, right gennady bridges in the photo for 200 students architects from the sarajevof arts designed a unique pedestrian bridge, a loop and named the festivals. what does hurry mean? how slow slowly, right, christina tape. this is the reason the bridges are on photo over 400. the 500-year-old kiswachaka suspension bridge in peru, thrown over the akurimak river, was made according to the ancient inca technology. and this procedure, carried out by local residents every year, has turned into a real ritual that takes four days. let them not weave grass ropes and replace them. the father of this future president worked in the kenyan ministries of transport and finance, but in 1965 he wrote an article criticizing the building of african socialism and ended up with the authorities. this is barack obama's absolutely correct answer. this is the father of barack obama, who also name was barack obama bridges in the photo 500 pig in a poke 4 pieces of ksenia the same amount for gennady 2.100 for whom? let's give back. so xenia's theme coats of arms 100 or 500 attention per screen.

one of the scenes i never forget was during the siege of sarajevo where you had hundreds of snipers alle city and shooting everybody, and so dangerous even to move. one day, i saw a little girl on the street, around the wall. i went close to her, and i saw she had some dolls around her, and i said, what are you doing here? dangerous. and she said, i'm selling my dolls because my grandmother is so hungry and has not eaten for four days, and i want to sell my dolls to make some money to buy bread. this is when the snipers shooting everybody moving in the city. this is part of the siege that i can see in the worst situation of humanity, and this little girl, she showed me the incredible humanity that exists in the humans. this little girl that exists in this situation. in danger, she is thinking of her grandmother, and she's ready to pass her dolls. that's why i believe in the future of humanity. >> it is very touching to hear you speaking because you have seen so many things and you remain so optimistic. in recent months, we have been watching the uprisings in iran. how has that been for

but it has been rebuilt, as has the library in sarajevo. so people it seems treasure their libraries. but then i at in some detail the eccentric ways that libraries were organized. one of the most fascinating i thought was to belgian lunatics. well, not really lunatics, because one of them won the nobel prize for he for chemistry think. but they decided in the 1890s that they were to assemble everything in the world that was known but do so on file cabinet on file cards and in thousands upon thousands indeed, millions of file cabinets. and they took over a huge palace in the middle of brussels and using a very distinctive decimal organization system, they classified these file cabinets and invited people to to them up on payment of i think it was 20 belgian francs. you could inquire upon anything you want in these belgian stuff would give you give you the answer was a sort of early version if you like of wikipedia and it was done by telephone and it involved people scurrying along dusty corridors, opening file cabinets and hopelessly ineffi

the story about cultural resistance and the music scene during the siege of sarajevo. there is another important part of this edition on a re heart of, sorry, eval award for the hassle contribution to the art of film. and this here, this causes director has been ramsey well and receive it. the previous recipients of the award include onto image only, robert in a row or venue, c. o del toro, the people who are able, are very proud to have this festival because it is the largest film festival in the reason i because because it attract so many celebrities insurances, from around the world. but there is another reason as well. this film festivals have rules and feel free me page during the age of how are you able in to 90 and the basement where it is reading the place where hacked people this type 9 person tends more to choir back in the days there was no electricity so power generators were used for the screenings and people did not pay for the tickets with money that they have to send over a symbolic fee of one cigarettes. nowadays, it's a large scale event, much more of

our own operation began, uh, conscious barbarity with a provocation in the market on august 28 in sarajevonvestigation begins. he says, you know, we can't tell which side they shot from, maybe it's bosnian muslims were shooting, maybe this is the server. we can't say, on the second day after this investigation, the american said, i need your investigation as well. we wrap up everything and, uh, blame the serbs and then said to the clients his well-known phrase that enough with the serbs. here it is necessary to negotiate, uh, an end to their, uh, active actions. and at that time, the serbian army occupied almost control over more than seventy percent of modern bosnia herzegovina, and that, in fact, then they began. uh, provocation bombing too a favorite technique, and the americans and nato, and we are good at them. this, apparently, on the fields of modern e battles. and by the way, not only on the territory of ukraine, what else is important for us to know that the point is that in such ways. you understand, anti-humanly, the barbaric name of what they were striving for. they wanted to c