on the nevsky piglet, up to 85,000 of our soldiers' union managed to break through the siege of leningrad only at the beginning of 1943. the width of the corridor pierced by our troops along the southern shore of lake ladoga ranged from 8 to 11 km. under shelling and bombing it was necessary to build 30 km of railway track and three bridges how to build a railway bridge in the same time? it was not at all clear through it, but our brilliant engineers, led by zubkov, found a non-standard solution to build one high-water bridge in accordance with all the rules of engineering art, and next to quickly build another low-water bridge, which was supposed to be laid directly on the ice. to build a nutlet here at the source of the neva opposite the fortress, in connection with this, ivan zubkov, his subordinates had to solve many complex technical problems. tasks, width. you are not in the shlisselburg area for more than one kilometer, but the depth reaches six and a half meters, huge masses of water flowing from lake ladoga. it moves here at a speed of 2 m/s. in addition, there was a large differ

and nearly 6,000 can work approximately 9,000 close to 6,000 confederates and close to 4,000 union soldiers. the confederate loss left the texas road open for union control and allowed federal troops to take fort gibson some view honey springs as a turning point for confederate forces in indian territory after which white troops no longer defended the area in an organized manner moreover the victory gave federal troops an avenue into choctaw nation described as the fiercest and most steadfast of the indian nations and the confederacy. given the scale of the fighting and the defeat it comes as no surprise that the first choctaw and chickasaw mounted rifles did not see any new enlistments for the remainder of the year the federal sent troops to fort gibson to strengthen their position in the territory and july of 1863 handed confederate forces major losses confederates were back on their heels and tracked our soldiers may have viewed the southern effort as a losing one overall. so the compiled service records for the soldiers of the first choctaw and chickasaw mounted rifles provide a window

and so they will fight the the union soldiers will fight and run. they've got to get out and retreat. the 72 second ohios got to move out. everybody tries to get across the bridge at the same time, not going to work. sometimes it gets messed up and there's things overturned. other times they clear it. but this is a problem and you think, well, just go across the water, folks. it was raining for nine days when i wrote this book. i went out there after four days of rain. i thought, i want to see what it would be like just after four least. and it was a rage or it was going through there. it was pretty bad. i mean, i would not it's not that huge. and we'll see a picture, but it's not that huge. but with all that water and the current could take people on down, some people did get across only to get shot in the back, you know, or shot before they even get to it. but it was a messed up situation in the bridge was the best way to go. okay. so a number of them go across and the confederates continue to drive down brice's crossroads. so they take them all t

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to stop the advance of 130,000 union soldiers. and yet the army stopped dead in its tracks. anyway, what happened? burnside showed up, but his bridges did. in fact, one of the great bureaucratic snafu. so the entire civil war happened. burnside's bridges were nowhere near fredericksburg. they were sitting in warehouses back in washington at that time. the engineers were the first ones to get a hint that they were needed elsewhere when they saw that burnside was, already in route to fredericksburg and expecting to meet them. they went directly to the war department, appealed to henry halleck, telling them there was no way they could possibly meet burnside in a timely manner. they were 50 miles from where burnside wanted them so they halleck to tell burnside slow down. if you're halleck and you have abraham lincoln's words saying, if you press quickly otherwise not, how can you then turn around and, tell the union commander to slow down? in truth, halleck couldn't find a way to do that. so he abdicated. he told the engineers he would do no such thing and that it was up the eng

the ridge and of course grant watching this from from orchard knob will see roughly thousand union soldiersof four army of the cumberland divisions on a two mile front where they have a of skirmishes in front and most of the two mile front each brigade deployed in two lines. some brigades had even a third line of troops and the signal of six guns fired in rapid succession from orchard knob. the army of the cumberland troops will forward believing that they are executing the last that they had received, which was hold themselves in readiness attack. missionary ridge. and they will well go forward and capture the rifle pits at the the base, the ridge and. exactly as as zachariah days had feared. the confederates retreating from the rifle pits at the base of the ridge, will expand so much of their energy that by the time they reach the crest, they are or exhausted. some of them so debilitated that they actually will be carried to the. rear rear by the infirmary corps. and so in many brigades, half of potential combat power is is lost and the army cumberland troops will charge forward, finding

in the end, not one union soldier got to the confederate stonewall. that left them only to fight over who got closest. it was the only thing they could take away from it. the casualties were appalling. the south end of the field were 9000 losses. the north end of the field with 9000 losses, as well. the difference was 8000 of them were union, only 1000 confederates, making this as lopsided a victory as robert e. lee ever had. it also becomes a perfect symbol of how they want to remember this battle. because, only two things stand out in memory. the stonewall and the irish brigade. everybody talked about the stonewall, including confederates that are five miles away fighting for their lives. they talk about this stonewall. for the union, everyone talks about the green flag in the arab brigade. how they supported the irish brigade, proceeded the aggregate, including men that were five miles away and never saw the ash brigade. it was important because they were symbolic. the stonewall was a symbol of absolute confederate dominion. they dominated this bat

i put some quotes up there from the union soldiers.of them said that one of the few things kept them alive was dreaming of catching thomas turner alone one day because of what they were going to do to him. the wardens were quite brutal individuals. that's dick turner in the basement, the dungeon. underneath these three warehouses was a dungeon. there was solitary confinement down there. that's him standing at the cells. if you did anything wrong or even looked at one of the turners wrong, you were in solitary confinement in the dungeon. that might not sound too bad. the dungeon was filled with rats. there were so many rats that the prisoners said, because they don't have boots, as they tried to escape through the dungeon, it was impossible to walk through the dungeon without stepping on rats at every step. there were literally thousands of them. also, a sewage system ran by there, so there was often a couple inches of raw sewage. imagine the smell and the feces and how unhealthy it was to be in the dungeon. two things about libby that

plus if you were a union soldier in 1862. you heard libby and knew that if you went to libby, if you were an officer, there's only one way out and that's horizontal a box. so libby had this reputation of, like, you know, the boogeyman, i guess you could say, so that sitting around a campfire at night, you surely heard stories. so imagine the fear walking down that street, knowing where were going. and when you got the libby, you looked and in the windows you saw skeletal faces looking out at you. and some of the guards would say, there, that's your future, that's you. so you saw the skeletal faces staring at you when you arrived at libby three things happened. you were robbed. you were not fed, then you were beaten. so men that went upstairs, many did in that many didn't have a jacket. many were stripped down. so you were freezing and you had no possessions as the south ran out of clothing and all around rich men, everybody wore blue union jackets. so the first thing that was prized jackets, second boots, and later when some

soldiers and zoo. this was a type of french light infantry unit that was used in the crimean war. they were known for their aggressive tactics, so they used different tactics than your standard union infantry soldier. so that's why ellsworth being autopsied in the engine house. so we might be called the firehouse house today. it's where they kept the fire apparatus. so after the autopsy was complete, holmes got work in bombing ellsworth using his proprietary fluid called enum and knot. and while was in bombing, ellsworth, the presidential carriage showed up at the navy yard and in it was mrs. lincoln and she wanted to see. now this was victorian times. ellsworth was undergoing a surge angle procedure. it would, you know, not be right for a woman to see him like this. so she was turned away about an hour later, the presidential carriage returns to the washington navy yard and. this time, the president is accompanying mrs. lincoln. he goes and he sees ellsworth. and when he comes back out, he says to the honor guard, i'd like your permission for to bring colonel ellsworth the white house, where we can have a funeral ceremony before he goes back to his parents mechanicsville, new yor

the city was full of union soldiers and federal workers who badly needed protection. and so president, lincoln, since the officials offered to the new city police department to see how to form a comparable agency in washington. and on august. six 1861, congress, a bill to create the metropolitan police department. now the department's early were not without challenges. they were authorized to hire a grand total. of 150 patrolmen. you're heard chief contee say there's now 4000 officers worked 12 hour shifts, seven days a week. no vacation days, no days off. the department did not issue badges or equipment if the officers wanted a handgun, they had to go find one. but since that time, the mpd and the capitol police have grown in size, in function and professionalism, and are now critical players. as they began. be critical players early on in major historical events, the mpd assists did in the 1865 manhunt for john wilkes booth, and there's credible evidence that the capitol police stopped from chasing lincoln down during his inauguration itself. the empty court. presid

and he was a confederate soldier and they caught him in a union coat and they found maps and, letters from dodge's and his shoe. and they so they had a tribunal and convicted him and, ended up hanging. long story short. i was wondering with those records be available to me, could i look those up? so do have so they're military commissions so anytime the military tried a civilian it was a military commission. we do have files for military commissions, whether we have that one or not. i can't speak to that based on the the answer i provided to the other gentleman. but we do have we do have civil era military commissions, the confederacy called in nathan hale of the confederacy. so yeah. well, yeah, you can definitely either come in or you can write to us and we can check on that for you. that's right. you about military pension, as i understand it, in today's military, you have to serve a fairly substantial amount of time in order to get a pension. i'm assuming in this day and age that, a lot of these union soldiers would serve three or four years and be eligible some type of pension. t

against poisoning. m during the fighting on the nevsky piglet, from 5 to 85,000 of our soldiers from all over the soviet union, the blockade of leningrad was broken only at the beginning of 1943. the last hour the other day, our troops located in the south of lake ladoga went on the offensive against the nazi troops blockading the city of leningrad, a long-term fortified along the nose of the enemy up to 14 km deep and crossing the river, the neva, the troops of the volkovsky and leningrad fronts united on january 18 and thereby broke through the blockade of leningrad the width of the corridor pierced by our troops along the southern shore of lake ladoga was from 8 to 11 km, on january 19 the state defense committee gave the order to immediately begin the construction of an iron roads, in order to finally rid leningrad of the siege of torment, the task assigned to zubkov and his team had no analogues in world history under shelling and bombing, in severe frosts it was necessary to build 30 km of railway track and three bridges, how to build a railway bridge in the same time the solution is not clear at all. i

district class continue to destroy the memorials of the soldiers who fought the nazis in dnepropetrovsk demolished the monuments of the hero of the soviet union alexander matrosov nineteen-year-old soldier, by the way, a native of this city, a symbol of self-sacrifice in the forty-third year. he closed the machine-gun embrasure and died. well , he gave his comrades the opportunity to go on the offensive. emmanuel macron promised to supply kiev with amx 10 heavy armored vehicles. they are also sometimes called wheeled tanks. paris doesn't need them anymore. they've wanted them for a long time. dispose of. and now the opportunity to sell has turned up, but, meanwhile, a wave of dissatisfaction with the actions of the macron is growing in france, the ukrainian crisis is needed by the united states to rob, weaken russia and destabilize europe . lies cut off the eu from russia because europe, allied with moscow, was too strong a competitor for washington, both politically and economically and culturally. yes, grief emphasized the robbery of russia through an asset freeze is contrary to international law and no other nation since world war ii has e

we have hundreds of thousands of union soldiers who are returning from their job of the last four years to defeat the confederacy. and now they're ready to look for a new vocation. we're going to have many southerners who are going to leave their homeland. that has been absolutely destroyed by the civil war, heading north to look for a job. we're going to have millions of immigrants flooding into the united states once the civil war is over. looking for a. so we have plenty of people that are going to be the labor force for our industrialization and talking about that idea. two very good things happen when there is an abundance of workers in a workplace. if you are the business owner or the captain of industry and you say have ten jobs that are available, and if you have an abundance of workers, you get the pick of the litter, you get the pick, the ten best out of the 100 or so that are applying. you just don't have to hire whoever shows up. you can see who's most qualified for the job hand plus you pay them the very least amount of money. you say, here's what the job pays. $0.05 an hou

we have hundreds of thousands of union soldiers who are returning from their job in the last four years to defeat the confederacy. they are now ready to look for a new vocation. we will have many southerners will leave their land, that is an absolutely destroyed by the civil war, heading north to look for a job. have millions of immigrants floating into the united states once the civil war is over, looking for a job. so we have plenty of people, will be the labor force for our industrialization. and talking about that idea, two very good things happen when there is an abundance of workers and in a workplace. if you are the business owner, the captain of industry have say, ten jobs that are available, if you have an abundance of workers, you get the pick of the later. you get to pick the ten best out of the hundred or so who are applying. you don't just have to hire whoever shows up. you can see who is most qualified for the job at hand. plus, you pay them the very least amount of money. , here's what the job pays, five cents, ten cents an hour. they say that is not enough. well, i got 9

sarah ashton chirilu became a soldier of the all- union, apparently, as an aid she will cover the lifethe fact that i am a trans soldier and served ukraine does not really matter, it turned out that even this is the simplest thing you are judged by character by courage by your faith in the freedom and loyalty of ukraine, that is, the rest does not matter, it is not easier to wage a world war against russia as transgender women than before the us trying to live a life that my gender identity is the eternal number one and on which is paid attention, despite the fact that the fact that it was there was trying to conduct hydro-reportings, filmed various video materials. you can understand this, but you can see this in a trench or in captivity. it suddenly hits. i don't know how our guys will react. well, the x- files from the biden family scandal, which has been rattling all over the world for more than a week, is growing with new details in the house of representatives, they are shocked, it turns out that anyone could have access to the state secret , because it was stored in documents we

vehicles and the faces of military heroes to the museum of aircraft engines the soviet union and ordinary front-line soldierse relatives are now far from home with weapons in their hands on excursions. in the museum complex, the memory of children and families of servicemen participating in a special military operation. well, it's interesting for kids. yes? did he like it better? right now, while we are going, we will eat some moments that have hooked the brest fortress. it was very voluminous there, everything seemed to be there with nastya in the war zone, alina's dad in the donbass had two close people at once. in september yegor's father left to fight one of the first last winter, did not return, the schoolboy died about this, he speaks stingily with pain like a man, but he changes, when it comes to toys, in which the children of those war years played, they make different toys, and before they were plump. here's cars it's okay military families invited to the capital of the russian ministry of defense more than a thousand children of relatives of the special operation participants came to moscow from 85

they continue to destroy the memorials of the soldiers who fought the nazis in dnepropetrovsk, they demolished the monument to the hero of the soviet unioner matrosov, a nineteen-year-old soldier. by the way, the harvest from this city is a symbol of the most donations in the forty-third year. he closed the machine-gun embrasure and died, but gave his comrades the opportunity to go on the offensive. new scandal in hollywood starring in the film romeo and juliet, leonard whiting and olivia hase filed a lawsuit against paramount pitchers for $ 100 million, the actors accused the film company of sexual harassment , fraud and moral damage , they said in the year 68, when the film was made, they were forced to play naked. they were underage director zefirelli, then promised that teenagers would be white. uh, the underwear is flesh -colored, but when filming began, he said you need to be naked, otherwise the film will fail, alfred rosenberg, one of the most sinister figures. the third reich is considered to be the author of the concept of racial theory and the final solution of the jewish question. get around them nazis turn the slavs into sla

entire repertoire so that he can reflect, think, my scykuns , i was born in the soviet union, i'm dead. russian soldiersv live at least once performs for them. kapyan no, i'm not armenian, i just went to the trenches, so if you're honest, my songs can raise even a dead person, but it didn't work out, so i'm sorry, bro, sorry , while the ukrainians are hitting us with heimers, we 'll hit them with songs because there's nothing else and the stokers here and the carpenters called us all to the lpr oh , i actually came to the guys since 2015 yes, i have a commemorative watch from zakharchenko at home from there, a commemorative chevron from gyves and a commemorative tuberculosis from motorola, and ours today the concert will be from 5:00 p.m. until the arrival, and it will be heard in my sleep. and where is my hand? well, in general, i am a musician of the retreat genre, i played a prelude from a raisin crime from kherson , by the way, a hack is planned in the zaporozhye region. i immediately went to them to perform right there. well, where are your hands, where are your hands? clean ponds in makiivka, in f

jewish blood, when 6 million dead are vaccinated in the territory of the former soviet union to kill russian soldiers, that's what behr bog said germany's foreign administrator has received an unprecedented signal that she will not object to the supply of leopard tanks to ukraine if poland makes a formal request. listen to this questions are given to others. yes, at the moment this question has not been asked to us. but if we were asked, we would obviously not mind that these would be certain decisions. i myself went to the russian border and saw well what it means when it launches rockets and we have 45 seconds left in the hope that missiles will not reach us. so , i understand very well what mr. kuleba was talking about, that the purpose of the tanks is not to move along the road or walk, but to defend themselves. i perfectly understand how much they need these tanks there, this is my conviction. that is why, together with all our partners, we are in the process of discussing what we want to do is to liberate ukrainian territories. i correctly understood that if the poles asked, then you will not m

the union soldier is not going to let their commander just go by himself, so they all start to run this way at them. and course. his position is here. he's been trying to pick up retreating pieces of confederates as they by he's a little bit more than he originally had but he can't stop the union forces crawfords primarily crawford's division is is is the one that'll push through and force him off after the battlefield so now that's. let me just give you a couple more elements it. look okay. one of the elements you'll hear about this battle about what happened to pickett was called an acoustic shadow. you may have heard that one. there are some who think an acoustic shadow which somehow meant the loud of a battle, would not be heard in a relatively short distance away because of how the atmosphere was was affecting the sound that came out and. some people have argued that pickett did not hear the battle, not because he was not interested, but because this acoustic shadow made it very good. he didn't know about it. and of course, the people who were with him didn't know about the questio

knows whether he is still alive, rest rescue equipment and around a 100 soldiers have been deployed to the site. now european union officials are meeting today to discuss the coordination of their response to china's surge in coven 19 cases. people arriving from china a coming under scrutiny, following the recent relaxation of the countries 0 coven policy. and the explosion in case is that house followed e you, nations, france, italy, and belgium were the 1st in the block to introduce testing for chinese arrivals. spain requires proof of full vaccination, all a negative test, while germany still has no restrictions. now beyond the u. brisson, the u. s. india, australia, and japan are some of the country's placing restrictions on arrivals from china, beijing, as described, the rules as discriminatory or shanghai hospital pushed to the brink. doctors working around the clock to save patients after the relaxation of the so called 0 cobra policy, led to a spike in corona virus infections. yet even as hospitals strain, many chinese are heading abroad after years of not being allowed to travel stoking fears, that if a n

in ukraine, they continue to destroy memorials to soldiers who fought the nazis in dnepropetrovsk demolished a monument to the hero of the soviet union matrosov , a nineteen-year-old soldier, by the way, a native of this city, a symbol of self-sacrifice in the forty- third year. he closed the machine-gun embrasure and died. well, he gave his comrades the opportunity to go on the offensive. emmanuel macron promised to supply kiev with heavy armored vehicles sipar amx 10, they are also called wheeled tanks. there are guns, but without a stabilization system. these machines were actively used by a unit of the french foreign legion. particularly against the serbs. now replaced by egor paris of the old separatist. no longer needed. they wanted to dispose of it for a long time. and now the opportunity has turned up to sell in this way for the first time the ukrainian military will receive something similar to western-designed tanks. well, in the meantime , a wave of dissatisfaction with the actions of the macron is growing in france itself, the ukrainian crisis is needed in the united states to destabilize europe and rob russia. that europ

soldier considered him missing. or last year, george's family. received information from the german people's unionor the care of the influences of burial grounds that the soldier died from the harsh conditions of captivity on the seventeenth martha. 1943. beketovka pow camp . story. there they touched me and pushed me to visit for the preservation of wehrmacht soldiers near the city of kopeysk. this upset me extremely, because i saw the graves of innocent dead people, among whom many wanted to live peacefully and did not want to fight. on this project, i visited the military archive of the city of volgograd, studied the internet in detail, where i found a complete list of those who died along with their gith. today the name of julius dietrich is engraved on one of the stone slabs dedicated to the soldiers, missing in the battle of stalingrad and buried in the german military cemetery, volgograd sashki julius is absolute nonsense, which has become the hardest test for everyone. i really hope that all this nonsense ends soon. and we can go back to their work on the project. i had a desire to visit t