you want to take a look that professional has already had work staged in stuttgart. he's been laughed at 3 years as artist in residence. his 1st production with the goatee dance company is a re interpretation of sworn lake. by the time rehearsals are over, barely anything will remain of the classic. the world famous ballet is given the typical shape, the treatment. the idea for the adaptation came from the dance company director, who wanted the original ballet to spark something entirely unique. but when every carrier spoke about it in the beginning, i was a bit like law sworn leg. but exactly, that is what's interesting for me, the kind of like the me for the story, the, the culture around the, to the culture around what, you know, ballets and beauties. and that just makes me feel like i want to break everything. you know, it makes me feel like i want to put the theater on fire. contemporary donors as an act that blues away the old to make way for the new radicalism is part of who hello fresh. chester is deeply in tune with the tight geist he permits different ideas

one among the dances in stuttgart r international performance. they admire his clear vision, his calmness and accuracy. checks that doesn't think much of strict drills all the perfectionism of classical ballet. it's very clear of what he wants and the he's not stricken away. no, you did wrong or no. this is not nice, but he finds a way to guide thus into these. but the same time he, he has the patients that we get that in the body. something i find with her precious kind of a light heartedness in the studio. and that allows us all to explore and to try different things without judging ourselves too much on while at the same time, having very serious physicality. so there's a lot of challenge. also, advice. gantski knows exactly what he wants from us, but he also gives us the freedom to find it ourselves. so, but for fin with your live, you how pretty, how, and then dog. despite the relaxed atmosphere at rehearsals, nothing escaped his gaze. ah, chased as p st. often reflect his own background in modern israeli dance is by him. but i've always bee

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now we can listen to what the head of the pentagon said when addressing the military working in stuttgart. he also asked about ukraine in his speech. let's listen to what his words were: baseless aggression. russia against ukraine is the greatest threat to european security since world war ii . putin's war of choice threatens not only ukraine's sovereignty, it is an attack on transatlantic peace and security. a reminder, tyrants believe that their imperial appetites are more important than the rights of their peaceful neighbors ostap. if we are talking about western aid, how do western leaders generally assess how much this western weaponry helps ukrainians so that they really exert influence on the field? western aid had a great influence on the course of this war, which really helped the ukrainian military, in particular, training, and now what western leaders are saying is that it is important in ukraine to switch to nato standards from soviet weapons to switch to nato standards is what we are seeing in principle now. and this is what, according to western countries , will continue in

and he's being greeted by the lord mayor of stuttgart mount freed rummel. and they became best of friends and mansfield rummel became best of friends with field marshal montgomery, son. now they have all passed away, but they took that legacy like a baton in a relay race and they turned it over to their daughters. and the lady holding the dog is general patton's daughter the granddaughter of the world war ii general patton. and the lady in the white trench coat is rummel's granddaughter. the daughter of man freed rummel and here they're greeting in american world war two veteran at a commemoration ceremony. so they're passing the torch. of the western nato countries which today we find so critical with the tragedy ongoing in the ukraine. and that's the legacy of erwin rummel and george patton. thank you. thank you. yes, sir, if you have questions, please come over to the microphone and ask them so they can be picked up. thank you. i was wondering if you had any theories regarding why patent never made it to where he should have been and and how he could hav

stories of three families, for example, one of the refugees said that the office for foreigners in stuttgart did not respond to her e-mails. then the citizen of ukraine tried to rent a house on her own. well, after many tries. she managed to negotiate a lease, but social services did not pay the contract with their money. at a refugee. there is no other ukrainian. she reported that she had been waiting for a certificate for the right to stay in germany for 2 months, but not all refugees who decided to return to ukraine are outraged that germany does not pay for their travel to their homeland. in greece, the former minister of energy, panagiote s lafazanis , presented the election poster of his new party with the letter z and the heading russia about you the usa and nato staged an at in ukraine poster. already appeared not only on the website of the movement, but also on several greek media, the author of the poster also accuses the united states and the north atlantic alliance of destroying europe and dooming greece to poverty, but the pheasant has repeatedly declared support for the russian

he go, i finished then 2 of us must machines are oh, his 1st engagements were in sa, broken stuttgart and heidelberg, early on. kaufman embodied the operatic hero and was also idolized in real life. his years at the zurich opera house from 2001 to 2009 were formative his work began to take him around the world. milan new york, london and to the big festivals, including the iconic by rote, with lohengrin. ah, and to salzburg, of course, with vidalia eunice kaufman, took on the great tenor rolls and was internationally celebrated. ah, yes. soon. clubby fees is incredibly versatile in terms of his repertoire. it withdraw as keep confusing as her as adept in german, french and italian rep, constantly the over whether it's opera or leader. he's just as versatile stylistically confident and musically vivacious. in everything he does the same thing and the dude, i think the carrillo spoke. oh is kept so foolish school from 2 days to common via enclosures. there's so many levels to pass through to arrive at what we call singing. and at the end of the day, i know, and that's the essence of it.

fleiss he go, i think us to then to us most machines are oh, his 1st engagements were in sa, broken stuttgart and heidelberg, early on. kaufman embodied the operatic hero and was also idolized in real life. his use at the zurich opera house from 2001 to 2009 were formative his work began to take him around the world, milon new york, london, and to the big festivals, including the iconic by royce, with lohengrin. ah, and to celts, book, of course, with vidalia eunice kaufman, took on the great tenor rolls and was internationally celebrated. ah, yes. clubby fees is incredibly versatile in terms of his repertoire. withdraw skip fusing as her as a dept in german, french and italian rep. constantly the over whether it's opera or leader. he's just as versatile stylistically confident and musically vivacious in everything he does everything thing and the dude i think the good o c o has kept so foolish, goofy wants a dame to common via language. there's so many levels to pass through to arrive at what we call singing. and at the end of the day, i know that's the essence of it. zorn, singing has to be

that he was this time last week but however we heard from the chief of the us army today based in stuttgartcount and he remained confident while giving very little away, i was relieved to say. i guess it becomes a war of attrition and if tony said it's been going on for months and i think both sides thought this would be swift in outcome, either way. sides thought this would be swift in outcome, eitherway. but is outcome, either way. but is not really be the case of i guess we will be hearing quite a few more similar headlines for weeks if not months to come.— similar headlines for weeks if not months to come. let's move onto the dail mail months to come. let's move onto the daily mail then- _ months to come. let's move onto the daily mail then. it's _ months to come. let's move onto the daily mail then. it's being _ daily mail then. it's being headlined on that in the front page, police let suspects roam free. tell us little bit more about this detail of the story, and exclusive it says. this is about people don't turn up in court _ this is about people don't turn up in court and — this is

this prototype is among the most impressive exhibits at the dime le museum and stuttgart. ah, the impetus for the t 80 was provided by hands took previously an outdoor o'neill and star whose success as a hill climbing champion, had been overshadowed by the flat ground feats of all my zone star was starting to fade, but he enjoyed good connections with the nazi leadership who were increasingly eager to see demonstrations of superior german engineering. at stokes request, the t 80 was to be built by a fatty non portia legendary car designer and creator of auto knowns. type c target top speed, 600 kilometers per hour. this would require an output of 3000 horsepower. the job was entrusted to 2 dimer airplane engines, provided by the high, shabby asian ministry. each boasting displacement in excess of 44 leaders. thought as fate had it, the ti 80 project would fall victim to the 2nd world war in 1939. as a result, hans stuck would be denied his own baton von moons housing esc, cannonball run, and perhaps spared a premature death. after the war, it was clear that speeds of over

i was responsible for defending this breach of the peace in the parliament in stuttgart. it was among the hardest causes and the greatest and most rewarding success i've ever had ever. not one of my defendants was sentenced to more than 9 months invalid and all were released on parole. our citizens oh, got off more or less without a scratch. that phone get coleman, even the chief prosecutor said it had been the most hateful breach of the p. so he'd ever say unfreezes broke in fine, a country long and blacks escalation with their house now in ruins. the quite family was forced to live in a barn, 9 people sharing a single space under a title, jacinto, the displacement of 70 and roma from urban areas. after 945 is a good example of mainstream society making a bogeyman out of minorities it by creating circumstances that force people to live marginalized lives or an offer d o. and in the end, this reinforces the prejudices. they've gone with it. i mentally to stein back and vermani advice, grew up in west berlin in the 19th sixties and seventies with they put them under gulf m

in in stuttgart and they you know on the day that that out of rosenberger resigns in january 1933 30 june 30th of january 1933 is also today that out of hitler sees his power in germany. he resigns frozen bagger because he is fed up. with being he's a commercial director of porsche and he's fed up with you know, being the financial backer of the force company, which is blowing through money on the expensive designs of ferd and abortion of mercurial guard designer and and which company you know, it's namesake company out of rosemary 10% of the shares. he stays on out of rosenberger as a for shareholder until july 1935 when he's bought out. of the portion company at the nominal value of a shares, which was 3,000 rice mark. now at this point in time, very important has convinced has convinced hitler to put his design the volkswagen into production. while the portia company was virgin on bankruptcy of on january 30th 1933 by the time july 1935 comes around it is a very profitable company. however out of rosenberger is bought out for the nominal value of his shares and 3,000 guy smart whi

journalists cite the stories of three families, for example, one of the refugees said that the stuttgartr emails. then a citizen of ukraine tried to rent a house on her own after she failed many attempts to negotiate a lease, but social services did not pay the contract with their money. a refugee. there is no other ukrainian. she reported that she had been waiting for a certificate for the right to stay in germany for 2 months, but not all of the refugees who decided to return to ukraine are outraged that germany does not pay for their travel to their homeland. the head of the british foreign office list runs in the fight for the post of prime minister of the country to deliberately accuse his opponent of the ex-minister of the treasury will deprive sunako of excessive softness towards russia and china , reports the newspaper sande, telegraf according to the latest polls, almost 2/3 of the members of the conservative party intend to vote for the tracks in detail our own correspondent in the uk alexander khabarov is a candidate for british prime minister. rishi sunok began the final stre

and how much has been there since 2016 in a small town called it is not far from the big city of stuttgartt to convey to everyone, hello, all my friends. whoever is there, what i know, 100% of people are also watching our program there, 100% of people, so your program says hello to you all, andrey is very big. and even at first the holy jokes this year you had with your wife will tell a story. uh, so april 1st. uh, my wife was at work. i'm at home with the kids, and she comes home from work. well, i think i need to somehow play my wife, i say, tatiana can imagine. uh, so the editors called me. e with the program hello andrey and they invited me to the program to visit you. she speaks. no, it can't be that you're lying to me . i say, well, yes, of course, april 1st. on april 23, the premiere of my new song took place and i received a call from your editors and presented it. hello here, we invite you to transfer. hello andrew, i was shocked, of course. first, let's see how. you lived in krasnodar region, the village of mirelskaya, your relatives are there now. attention, this is my mother-in

, journalists cite the stories of three families, for example, one of the refugees said that the stuttgart to her e-mails then a citizen of ukraine tried to rent a house on her own and after many attempts. she managed to negotiate a lease, but the social services did not pay the contract with their money. a refugee. there is no other ukrainian. she said that she had been waiting for a certificate for the right to stay in germany for two months, but not all refugees who decided to return to ukraine are outraged that germany does not pay for their travel to their homeland. british foreign secretary litras in the fight for the post the country's prime minister deliberately blamed his opponent the ex-minister of finance. rishi sunokov is being too soft on russia and china , according to the san di cele newspaper graf according to the latest polls, almost 2/3 of the members of the conservative party intend to vote for the track with details, our own correspondent of great britain alexander khabarov candidate for the post of british prime minister rishi susunok began the final stretch of his com

because hallow has a long way to go neatly amid the news of the cancellation of her solo concert in stuttgartitted that she was going to get into the black list of artists and lose a prestigious job in europe in order to remain netrebko's handshake back in march. she condemned the russian special operation in ukraine later. she said that she did it under pressure from the west. and she loves her homeland and all that. well , let's not give concerts in russia yet. although he tries to sit on two chairs. yes, i can't please everyone. well, okay, i can live with it and give. i want to sit on these two chairs. or even three, if need be i am not a traitor to my motherland and that, i am not against ukraine, i am trying to remain a man. and although duplicity is not required, as criticized in russia in the west. this tactic is bearing fruit the singer, agreed to accept the vienna state. the state opera, and the resumption of creative contacts with it is also being considered in the bavarian cellar. sharing opinions can be incredibly painful , incredibly unsettling, but now is the time to turn thing

heritage, but the head of the austin pentagon and the chief of staff millet at the military base in stuttgartre gathered here at a turning point in the history of deliberate malice and russia's unwarranted aggression against ukraine poses the greatest threat to european security since the end of world war ii and putin's chosen war threatens not only ukraine's sovereignty it is an encroachment on transatlantic peace and security across europe on the border of freedom as we speak here today and about this gym. these soldiers, these troops stand guard right now at one of the most important and dangerous moments in our lives. they support ukraine when ukraine fights for its nation and its the sovereignty of your visit is critical to the security of the united states in europe and, frankly, in the world. we see that every day british prime minister johnson is becoming the same adventurer as zelensky two pair of boots and ukraine will never be able to defeat russia in today's theater of operations when conducting a special military operation by the russian armed forces, it is impossible, even consi