the 73rd national book awards. e awards are always incredibly night for those of us who books, but tonight has made extra special by the fact that we are finally back together in person. the first time since 2019. what a tremendous joy is to be able to gather together in new york city, which has been the home, the national book awards since our start in 1950, while we have missed gathering in person, something so special about the past two years has been celebrating virtually with readers from all around the country and the world to tonight's awards are once again being broadcast live for audiences everywhere. so i'd like to extend a special to viewers at home. we are grateful to you all for being here with us for one of the most exciting nights in literature. you have. we're here tonight not only to celebrate 25 extraordinary books and the writers and translators and to exceptional lifetime achievement honorees, but also to celebrate that in order for books to find their way the world, it takes a vast community of

in fact, after all, the national team of ukraine from the announcements.es, this is the national team of ukraine - it is a brand and for it those who cheered will always cheer and that's why all of ukraine will unite 100%. here the question is 2023, we have the start of euro-2024 and it is in germany, that's why of course now we have a group well, we have already discussed there super-super teams and therefore now the first question is whether petrakov will stay of course and will someone come to replace him me me no me no i think it will be in the winter, i think if there will be a change, then only you thought and immediately the group appeared on the screen, the group where is the national team of ukraine, where are north macedonia and malta, teams that we simply owe to beat twice, and in this group there are finalists of the last euro, this is italy, the current champion of europe and england, vicin, the champion of europe, italy, evil italy. that's right, from england. the fans wrote there that it is possible that there was smoke, there is no influenc

and for this work the staff of the national library. s was worthy of the award of the president of the republic of belarus for the spiritual revival the century inspired us and became such an impulse to conduct a series of research papers on the history of the development of library librarianship in our country, our global goal was to create such a resource, after all, printed buildings have their own limited audience , so that this heritage can be touched. as wide a range of users as possible, therefore, the result of our this work was the database of librarianship of belarus, in documents, er, and materials, which today everyone can already get acquainted with on the website of our library. we collected more than 100 library staff for material and prepared material, who stood at the forefront of its creation, starting from iosif benzantsanovich simanovsky, our first director. and all this from that friendly team, which, together with created by him, and formed. this unique image is the main one for the lower prices of our country and e

esteemed guests, welcome to the 73rd national book awards ceremony. tonight host is panama locked me and television host bestselling author. she is the creator, host, and executive producer of the critically acclaimed hulu series, taste the nation. and the host and executive producer of bravo's two-time emmy winning series, top chef. please welcome padma lakshmi. >> hi everybody! how is everybody doing? i hope by now, you are a couple drinks in, seriously. i want to thank you guys so much, it is my great honor to welcome everyone to the 73rd national book award. to celebrate books together in person again, after two years of being virtual. we're all here, united by a deep love of a narrative. how it shapes who we are, and how we understand the world. when i found my way to writing professionally, it was, like most things in my life, through cooking. and i believe that food, like books, can tell a story, by creating a sense of -- by creating a sense memory. capturing a feeling, sharing our identities, and transporting us with the right combination of in

parks national park service. the goals and purposes of national parks that olmstead jr famously described were based on many of the ideas his father had advocated 50 years earlier. so in conclusion, i ask why do we need to tell this story now. even in i believe it is to revisit our past with openness to new context and new information connecting earlier national parks to the legacy of emancipate asian and native american dispossession will hopefully help efforts to advance diversity, equity and inclusion in our national today. and finally, we believe that the 1865 yosemite report can still be interpreted today as a caution against the private monopolization or exploitation of our natural and cultural heritage. also, it can be interpreted as a timeless appeal for universal public access to the special places. in an unambiguous recognition by of its immutable response ability for parks stewardship now and. any questions here from our live audience. it's only right high periods of time where you talk a lot of this legis

the national park service. in 1901, olmsted jr was appointed to the mcmillen, also known as the senate park commission. in 1910 to the u.s. commission on fine arts and in 1926 to the national capital and planning commission, the firm undertook design project x in the vicinity of the mall, potomac park, the washington monument, the jefferson memorial, white house grounds, and roosevelt island. well, olmsted jr served on the fine arts commission between 1910 and 1918. the firm carefully avoided design projects under their jurisdiction, but he did often provide regarding how. the landscape of the mall, the federal building grounds and memorials should be treated. olmsted jr provided recommendations for the white house grounds in 1928 with later design completed, completed. 1934 and five by olmsted hands. koehler and henry hubbard during the fdr administration in olmsted, the nps asked olmsted to serve as an informal consultant to the jefferson project, and in 1938 they hired the olmsted brothers as landscape archit

the first match proved that the ukrainian national team is perfectly prepared. the match that took place on june 1, we all cheered of the ukrainian national team, and she absolutely beat the scottish team, which in principle did not know what war was, only theoretically, because she was following the ukrainian news, and ah, we prevailed in all components, the number of hits , eh. and they caught the lineup perhaps more optimal than in recent years and burshyan was in order, he was not injured then matvienko zabarnyi in the center of defense karavaev on the right on the left mykolenko stepanenko in the center of the midfield above him zinchenko malinovsky that is, our a powerful fist a powerful triangle in the center of the field gypsy and yarmolenko extreme attackers roman yaremchuk at the point of attack oleksandr petrakov, the head coach of the ukrainian national team, there are no questions about the composition of the team at that time - these are our strongest players there on the left, now we say that mudrikuv, and then there was mudrik. not the same as now

representing just 6% of the national park system. the further complicate matters, those visitors do not disperse evenly. yellowstone national park, for example, estimates that 98% of visitors never get more than a half mile away from their car, using just 1% of the park. while it is encouraging to see widespread enthusiasm for our parks. congestion in popular areas is negatively impacting visitors, park service personnel, and the national resources that our parks were created to protect. there are two primary ways congress in the national park service can work together to meet these historic challenges. first they must empower park superintendents with the flexibility to respond creatively with approaches bested for the individual parks second, and they must also address maintenance needs in the parks. addressing the challenges of increased visitation will look different for each park based on park geography, amenities, and goals. congress should be careful to impose not -- one size fits all solution. consider one example from our bac

the national park service fiscal year 2023. of that project list, two of them received legacy restoration funds. that is unfortunate. i am disappointed that national park service director, declined chairman porter's invitation to attend via hearing. it is our job up here to invite government witnesses. it is their job to be here to testify. addressing backlog projects and maintaining per infrastructure are crucial components of combatting consequences of overcrowding. i have significant concerns about how the administrations allocating restoration funds in the process through which means maintenance projects are selected. it defied logic determination second most visited park would not receive funds to complete maintenance projects. today's hearings give us an opportunity to discuss innovative solutions to a serious issue. it is my hope that americans will continue to take advantage of the gems within our park system. we can equipped the national parks with the flexibility needed to handle visitors more effectively and efficient

[000:00:00;00] forms this is when people go down to the metro station and start singing the national anthem there. because other ukrainian songs are there, people try to entertain each other and cheer each other up , and it's nice. by the way, i want to make a certain trailer, considering that such a psychologically emotional the condition of residents of large cities, not only kyiv , in the capital, in particular, a huge request to drivers who have cars with powerful engines , very loud engines, who like to press the gas, after which their cars make very loud noises, and this actually scares civilians residents, as they say in odessa , let's not get on each other's nerves. yes, we all live in a very difficult time, a turbulent time ago . let's think first of all for our neighbors, for the people who live and fight next to us , think not only about ourselves. thank you mykhailo , spokesman of the kyiv city military administration of the viewers who were mykhailo's viewers when he worked on television, but now andrii yanitskyi is ready to tell you the economic news. thank you, colleagu

we did not qualify for the league of nations. was a task, despite the fact that the national team was all ready . italian coaches worked for five years. and we said that italy became the champion of europe yes, and we do not understand how they work at what level well, of course, i spoke with the players from malinovskyi zinchenka and they said that our national team was like a top national team. when we came to portugal or spain, we were greeted as if we were world champions of course, andriy shevchenko is a big figure and in this regard, everything was at a high professional level . i have the organization of everything in the team itself. well , it seems that you have taken a few steps back, you see what is so convenient about the coach like oleksandr petrakov, despite the fact that he is the world champion among youth, but he immediately came and said that i will be temporary until the rib in the emirates warms up, and well, it was already the second season, in principle, it works, and now it is not so successful, but he is n

and where the nation should be. d with those efforts a heroic past with glory is a social capital these are the conditions of people having common glories in the past and americans have done great things inth the past we have done great things to do in the futurere and doing them allows us to recognize where we have yet to live up to the creator that's the story. make that your story where you embrace it and take responsibility to take it to its next chapter. thank you very much. [applause] >> we have time for questions and comments. >> i have a question you mentioned the immigrants for not sharing thegi judeo-christian culture and certainly it is appalling frankly but that said i am curious, how do you think that cultural differences with a question like america with that picture ofav nationalism and american creed the how is it you can be sensitive to the fact you have people wildly different lifestyles or points of view that would ever create problems? how do you factor that into immigration policies? >> are there

union of journalists well, actually the position of the national union of journalists of ukraine is o the ukrainian authorities to politicians to experts e.e. media reformation or any changes regulation and rules on the work of journalists and the media should be carried out through a broad dialogue with journalists and, well, with the real media. for today, of course, we welcome that within the framework of the adopted law on media ukraine e in part, it fulfills certain european obligations and accordingly implements a directive that is common to the european union of european countries of modernization legislation . we welcome the strengthening of resistance to enemy propaganda , russian propaganda in the ukrainian media in the sphere, at the same time, we draw attention to the fact that , accordingly, it is necessary to guarantee political independence in ukraine of the media regulator, because in fact this law gives great powers and regulation not only to the television and radio sector, but also to online and print media, those great powers are given e.e. the national regulator,

this is what the national archives does. ential libraries are the vital hub of this dimension of d classifying presidential records. they need to know it exist which means it must be processed and the fact it's missing from an open file in the research room must be made clear this task is called processing and even more ydifficult when it comes to presidential records and that declassification system has three pillars, processing, formal declassification and release. each involves professionals having just i seen funny girl. think of it f this way. we are people who need people. [laughter] this dynamic mismatch between resources and mission in the us declassification system is about to get much worse. and the leadership has chosen to reimagine the processing, declassification and process for,ea presidential recordsre as part of her program the presidential library system which it seems a leadership is considered unsustainable.rd i heard about resource problems and to libraries but i'm telling you it's a systemwide problem tha

i'm sure that half of them, you'd say, here's a ready-made coach for the national team. it probably takes time. it is difficult to say that this is the coach of the national team and that's all. well, it takes time. the matches should show what the team itself is. according to andriy, according to the coach of the national team, i say that this is really a spanish school. well, we understand that it will probably be from santag from melgos, hardly rowliancho palenytsia to ukraine after his anti-ukrainian statements, but realistically in two months the match and also considering that there is a conflict between the grubrovs a number or because many people said that it is the option that affects the result of dynamo kyiv first of all because the rib we remembered in ukraine, he came and almost immediately won there on the first try. although let's not forget which pit he got into , which one i got into, shakhtar will be handed over to you in donetsk under the gun of lucescu, he also worked there more than 12 years ago -he couldn't play in donetsk shakhtar, that's why the wa

because of this foundation, we are already the nation's ccus proving ground. in july, red trail energy, the ethanol plant near richardton, became the first working class 6 vico2 storage well in the nation, now safely capturing and storing over 500 metric tons of co2 per day. and several projects in the works will capture over 20 million tons by 2026. if you support our ag and ethanol industry, our oil and gas industry, our coal industry, you should absolutely support ccus. but don't take my word for it, take your own. we are only one of the states in and they shouldn't wear the logistics of britain but support into state law. chapter 38-22-1 reads, quote, it is in the public interest to promote the geologic storage of carbon dioxide. doing so will benefit the state and the global environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. doing so will help ensure the viability of the state's coal and power industries, to the economic benefit of north dakota and its citizens. further, geologic storage of carbon dioxide, a potentially valuable commodity, may allow for its

the national psyche itself had suffered a shock. ifar the spitting lewd of fear d hesitation in business were not checked he said, the economy could plunge into a grievous depression and hoover took steps that changed the course of american history. instead of allowing the business downturn to run its course, he intervened on a scale unmatched by any previous president. convinced that the country's difficulties were psychological to be used, he dominated the public stage with a flourish of activism and convened a conference at the white house and pledged to maintain race scales in defiance of unorthodoxy. a high rage policy he and many others argued would sustain purchasing power and thus stimulate future production of goods. hoover also conferred with leading labor leaders who promised not to strike or seek destabilizing wage increases during the emergency. to counter an expected up tick in unemployment, he promised that the federal government would augmentic its public works for expenditures for either way. he asked the nation's go

the environmental organization was taken in the same opinion as the national standard organization, which fortunately , on the date of november of this year, this letter was actually approved by the honorable government committee, so we have 44,1401 drafts to the government, and this draft in various commissions of the government is in fact final. and on the 18th 8401 executive regulations were approved by the government and then in the same executive regulations it was mentioned that the price of lpg gas for cars was approved by the market regulation headquarters and finally on 1401 699 the price of each kilogram of gas was approved by the market regulation headquarters. the liquid was approved for use in fuel stations for diesel vehicles, and we also had correspondence with the national standards organization, according to the same clauses 56 of the executive regulations, as well as the standards of digital fuel stations and lpg vehicles, so we are still waiting for the guidelines of the organization's guidelines. national we are the standard for both the cars and the stands. during the

they went to the world cup, they didn't go to the league of nations, e.e., to the group.hat the national team was all ready. italian coaches worked for five years. and we said that italy became the champion of europe. yes, and we understand how they work at what level. well and of course me i spoke with the players from malinovskyi zinchenka, they said that our national team was like a top national team. we came there to portugal or spain to meet like we are the world champions . of course, andriy shevchenko is a great figure in this regard, everything was at a high professional level. i have organization of everything in the team itself well, it seems that you took a few steps back, you see that there is such a convenient coach as oleksandr petrakov, despite the fact that he is the world champion among youth, but he immediately came and said i will temporary until the rib is warmed up in the emirates and well, it was already the second season, in principle it is working, and now it is not so successful, but he is not fired. and he himself cannot seem to be fired, as if a

and the national archives is stuck now, which is great for america. number two, , i know for a fact that congress was working on a minute the presidential records act. that process got complicated and i don't think there was time at the end of the session. i hope that given the commitment of the new house to government that is not weaponized, that we will continue this process of limiting presidential power and protecting records for the good of the american people that was started under the previous house. so i have, i would say a lot of hope but i do have a desire to see a continuation of the process. the finding peace, the hardest piece, nobody was touching and i don't how you do that but i believe it to somebody like you to try to figure that one out. >> i agree. everyone loves the national archives. we've got constitution, declaration of independence sitting right there in pennsylvania avenue. if you ask a republican congressman, a democratic congressman, whatever, they love preserving america's history i mean, congressman, most of them are servin

are under the plan of the united nations high commissioner for refugees. they were accepted in south khorasan, mahdi ahmadinejad added that the commitment of south khorasan in this project was 100 people, of which 67 people managed to receive a certificate of acceptance . all the provinces in which the nationals live, should be a number of nationals under training in order for us to be able to distinguish the nationals who are not only members of our family but also members of our society in line with educational justice. to be responsible for the damage caused by illiteracy, we started this program in south khorasan province with maximum capacity , and thank god, we did it with good enthusiasm, by showing the good demand that i will have, we were not able to complete this project with great success this year with almost 70% . they passed the final exam at the national level, the month of february is also very great, the anniversary of the martyrdom of a man from balkh country, seyyed ali akbar misbah, is a martyr who exposed the nature of the soviet commun

prolog is the national archive. it's the blog so you can see some of the stuff that he's done there. i remember years ago that trevor did a piece on civil war desertion. that was fantastic. trevor also is i don't want to call him a tv's star, but he has been on a number of programs, including the very popular who do you think you are? he's also been on the gettysburg excuse me, the discovery channel show called gettysburg. so today, trevor is going to share with us treasures from the national archives. welcome, trevor plant. thank you. thank you, pete. i'm going to bring him to my boss's office when i ask for a raise. it is my pleasure to be here with you this afternoon. this is my first time presenting at cwi, so i'd like to thank dr. carmichael for inviting me to speak today. i'd like to thank ashley lusk for all the support leading up to this moment. so. the one disclaimer i'm going make before i jump into this is these are. so pete asked me to talk about treasury's with the national archives, and that's all he as

bright yes people like there ruslan malinovsky eh roman yaremchuk andriy yarmolenko the captain of the national team is also an extravaganza even in the emirates but nevertheless we understand now the defense that is powerful there and matvienko and the colorful popov we understand that the goalkeepers such a trudging huschang, we have a bitter generation now, the change of generations has almost taken place, and now such a line-up is called denisa kozhan, and andrii tlumak is inserted as the head coach, and we will go to the european championship, we will not read anyone and so, in march, we have genre and we understand that we are waiting for rebrov, who will not be headed until march , most likely he will not be kicked out of the club, then his team will be prepared by the coaching staff. and who is his spanish vector, who exactly, and why? that's how it is to change our football , no one asked about it, and accordingly, no one answered . i want to note that in two months, they already have england in england. the truth remains, and all the tickets for the match have already been sold out in

this is what the national archives does. til recently the presidential libraries with a vital to declassify presidential records. but before this process can even start the researcher needs to know the classified record exists which means it must be processed and the fact it's missing from an open file in the research room must be made clear this task is called processing and even more labor intensive and only the responsibility of the national archives. when it comes to presidential records this is primarily the responsibility of that presidential library. but the declassification of which has just seen the fabulous funny girl or think of it this way researchers are people who need people. [laughter] this dynamic mismatch in us declassification system is about to getys much worse both parties in congress are largely responsible that none wholly blameless. the leadership of the national archives has chosen to reimagine the process declassification and presidential records of strangling the presidential library system. which i

agreement in place wh the nation. these agreements enhance emergency response by allowing the closest available peace officer to respond to the emergencye call for service and when someone in distress calls 911 they should never worry about what the emergency will be or depend on a tribal member or not.l we're all citizens of north dakota including every tribal enrolled member and in this stays, neighbors lookout for each other. we have to clarify so we don't get confused. chairman big doug and i had the great honor of this last year when they won the state class b championship on the governor's championship to host them and congratulations to that team. collaboration with the tribal mcellroys have never been stronger and there's still much work to be done. we have come to all of this work in a good way in the open heart andd respect for the rihanna resiliency of the tribal neighbors that often remain entangled through the systems, plural, with their ways to have healthcare and education and i want to congratulate thos

california's led the national bay _ in the country.un _ in the country. california's led the national bay on gun safety. - in the country. california's led the | national bay on gun safety. we've led the _ national bay on gun safety. we've led the nation, we continue to constantly iterate, as we did last year, _ constantly iterate, as we did last year, signed another half dozen bills to — year, signed another half dozen bills to get weapons of mass destruction off the streets. we're up destruction off the streets. we're up against — destruction off the streets. we're up against hard—core zealots and right-wing — up against hard—core zealots and right—wing judges, up against hard—core zealots and right—wingjudges, notjust politicians, that are trying to roll back the — politicians, that are trying to roll back the progress. the politicians, that are trying to roll back the progress.— back the progress. the attack because some _ back the progress. the attack because some people - back the progress. the attack because some people in - bac

park service, the frederick douglass national historic site and the smithsonian institution national museum of african american history and culture. before she took those brilliant talents to memphis, she has been a contributor. the african american intellectual history society's blog and was featured in free and an underground special for the wgn america drama underground. one of our favorites, personal favorites. and dr. trent has also travel internationally presenting lectures at the european solidarity center in poland and has been a part of the memphis in poland festival. dr. trent has served on several triple-a film boards and i'm sorry, conference planning committees that remember many, many, many meetings with her. and now she has ascended to the. 22 confer program chair. so we have her to thank for this awesome experience that we're to enjoy this week. so please welcome dr. trent. and nex. i have the pleasure of introduce saying what i'll just say is one of the best ever. do it when it comes to the the business of preservation in our keynote conversation list for this aftern

identity live on the territory of ukraine and the nationalmost numerous of this uh less russian war. propaganda work with the captured russian soldiers, the little russians, convinced them that they were actually ukrainians and that they had nothing in common with the russians from the book of the minister of foreign affairs of the interim government. pavel melyukov. the history of the russian revolution in 1917, with regard to propaganda among ukrainian prisoners of war. it began in the spring of 1915, when all the captive little russians who agreed to recognize themselves as ukrainians were concentrated in camp kronstadt in this camp. there were regular lectures. one of the lecturers was the austrian professor bespal, who painted before the audience a picture of the free cossacks and called for the overthrow of the hated igor of the sea. let's introduce you to the rank, this is the front line. this is where to withdraw from the director of the liquidation. save what it is remember, we never lost it, even in sleepy bad times no one does. the

susila also works as a tour guide in the national park. y appreciate them," she says. so, we head back into the park together. i'm looking for tiger and leopard — this is the track they will come to the river to drink. and sometimes we get also the elephant. susila takes us to a spot near the river, and after hours of waiting, a tiger suddenly appears. it is magnificent to see a male tiger walking along here, one of over 100 tigers now here in bardiya national park, part of a growing tiger population here in nepal. it is definitely something to be celebrated, because, as we know, everywhere around the world, the conservation stories that we often get to read are loudly depressing, and the number of species we are losing on a daily basis even, the habitat loss that we see every day. and nepal brings a freshness in the arena of conservation. music and chanting they have participated in this, they have rejoiced the success as well, and they are paying with their lives and their terror, and that i think needs to be acknowledged more because if

you have to go there on the shoulders of the national liberation forces. the politics with which america began, for which bismarck actually began, with which kohl carried out and everything , that's what all the intrigue and politics with which we are now watching and notice, on the 17th, moscow took troops to belarus, colossal troops from the far east were imported in fact, your occupation of the belarusians was full of silence, complete silence, not in berlin , not in paris, not in brussels. what is this strategic cry for nothing when a foreign army entered here, right there, the border with poland, with lithuania, from latvia, from ukraine - this is at the junction of the junction, the troops are standing here the beginning of the war is elementary things, it is proven by history that you are silent and that i speak out, and all their agents are there, hilarious, all of this is bleah, putin will not attack ukraine, this is a bluff, this is all wrong . here at first they sold belarus, but then they bought belarus and it occupies it, they put their missile

members of the 168 iq, i love our nation. the future of this nation is at stake. our country is divided. democrats and their partners and legacy media, big tech and even wall street are on the march perform our country into a socialist hellhole under the thumb of washington d.c. we cannot ever let this happen. [applause] we have open borders, dangerous cities, green new deal and the list goes on and on and on and don't forget, internationally we are leading from behind again. so thank god we won back the house and speaker kevin mccarthy. [applause] republican leadership will turn the ship around and shape the future for 2024 presidential nominees agenda if we remain united republican house. the menace will deliver transparency to a lawless administration. the american people deserve our government that works for them and is accountable to them. as i've said before, we are not servants of the smoke, washington d.c. works for us. my hope is for a republican party united behind our conservative ideals which stand in stark contrast to the loony left. the debate is a go

there are these competing ideas of nationalism. they push the idea that nationality for us is defined by the constitution. the constitution is the organic expression of the american people and the constitution made us all americans regardless of our race, our faith, what part of the country we live in. the book is basically the story of how he did that. >> daniel webster is in the subtitle but shouldn't readers expect a flawed biography of daniel webster in your pages? >> this is not a full biography of daniel webster. this notion of american nationalism began to crystallize. susan: today, nationalism can be a toxic concept. how do you feel about that as someone exploring the roots of american nationalism? joel: it was processed because of the american toxicity of american nationalism today, there will be talk about nationalism today as this being a white christian nation is so deeply offensive to the reality of who we are as people and i want to explore the history of how the ideas of nationalism were formed to remind people that in fact, we ar

he was in charge of reforming the national police, the state migration service, as well as the statevice. prior to that, he held the position of deputy minister of foreign affairs . the agent of ukraine in cases against russia in international courts, in particular, he defended the interests of our country in the case of the crash of flight mh17 and also organized the evacuation from afghanistan, where the taliban seized power, was born in dnipro, graduated with honors from the national academy of the security service of ukraine and the ukrainian state university of finance and international trade, was married, the father of two children, of course, before the law in siri, they had a lot in common, they were building parents of two children they were born in the same year, 880 both were 42 years old, the only monastic village, and for the first time i was the deputy head of the ministry of internal affairs and everyone who was on board and in brovary on this fateful day. let us remind you that yesterday the government at an extreme meeting appointed igor klymenko, who previously head

that was part of the argument for the national bank. e hostility to the national bank arose because many republicans -- that is to say jeffersonian republicans -- lincoln republicans or democrats , andrew jackson democrats opposed the national banks because the national bank threat meant to create a stronger national government and they favored states rights over the national government. they also did not like the idea of big corporations. the second national bank of the united states was the largest corporation in the world in its day. it had $35 million of capital which at the time was a staggering sum of money. about what jeff bezos earns in about five minutes. the $35 million was -- people did not like the idea of the kind of economic power. it also meant the states would lose their control over their state banks and they did not want the competition for their state banks. for all of these reasons, there is this enormous hostility and at the national bank. on top of all of that, the fact that it is a national bank for a variety of re

we are at the national art museum of the republic of belarus where a new exhibition project is presented. these are the works of famous authors in the field of fine arts at the beginning of the 20th century. what is the silver age in the history of russian culture, we will tell you, we will show you alina is not a war and this fashion for culture. the national art museum of belarus is the largest repository of works of fine and decorative art in the republic of belarus. the permanent exhibition presents the most valuable works of belarusian russian and foreign painting , sculpture, graphics and decorative art to date. in all collections, the funds are about 33,000 items from more than 132 countries and about 12 centuries of human history, the main cultural treasury of belarus , an exhibition of arkhipov and the master of the union of russian artists has begun work. and the 120th anniversary with the founding date of the union of russian artists. the wide jubilee exposition recreates the artistic atmosphere. exhibitions to the union of russian artists, which brought together almost all th

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