, he sends her letters from trieste and that i’m in trieste means the waves of the mediterranean seapeak a language similar to our slavic everything is wonderful and i won’t be in russia any time soon maybe in 2-3 months my mother is receiving these letters it means from trieste by... from vienna gogol's first biographer, when he began to read these letters, he could not understand anything, because at that time gogol was definitely in moscow, it is known, because there are memoirs there, he meets with shchepkin, there with the actor, saksakov, and many decades, no one could understand that it was a complete split, yes, only after some time there, when the examination checked the stamps, which means that’s all... from a letter with the stamps of the city of trieste, vienna, and it turned out that nikolai vasilyevich forged these stamps, that is, he them, he himself he drew, yes, carefully with the finest feathers, which means he drew, on the letters, the stamps of the free city of trieste and the capital, which means austrian vienna, well, my mother was happy for him, my mother recei

, sends her letters from trieste that i’m in trieste, which means these are the waves of the mediterraneanhere. mommy receives these letters, which means from trieste, then from vienna, gogol’s first biographer, when he began to read these letters, he couldn’t understand anything, because in this time gogol was definitely in moscow, it is known, because there are memoirs there, he and shchepkin meet with the actor saksakov there, and for many decades no one could understand that it was a complete duality, only after some time there, when examination... checked the stamps, which means it’s all from a letter with the stamps of the city of trieste, vienna, and found out that nikolai vasilyevich forged these stamps, that is, he drew them, he drew them himself, yes, he carefully drew them with the finest feathers, which means he drew them , which means that on the letters there are stamps of the free city of trieste and, the capital, that means austrian vienna, well, my mother was happy for him, he’s not a nurse in moscow. here are the stagecoaches, here is the platform, you see, there is such

, sends her letters from trieste that...is language here language, it’s similar to our slavic language, everything is wonderful, so i won’t be in russia any time soon, maybe in 2-3 months there, so my mother receives these letters, which means from trievstvo, then from vienna, the first biographer of gogol, when did he become read these letters, he cannot understand anything, because at that time gogol was definitely in moscow, it is known, because there are memoirs there, he and shchepkin meet there with... a terrible story, how he was left alone there without mommy, without daddy, so that means, poor, unhappy, and it so happened that this peyker, he was friends with aksakov, and he comes to aksakov and says, how i would like to meet gogol, this is a dream, and oksaka says, yes, he will be due to me any minute now there are guests, then suddenly, that means , the same orphan with whom he was traveling, a certain one, comes in gogel, pyaker. gets furious, that is , well, that the man was simply fooling him for three days, an

declared an anglo-saxon cold war on the soviet union at fulton college. from stetin on the baltic to triesteic , an iron curtain fell on the continent, on the other side of the curtain were all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest, sofia. all these famous cities and populations ended up in their areas. pax americana system. the basis of this world in american style the dollar was to become, or more precisely 35 dollars, with which the united states proposed to replace one troy ounce of pure gold, the main means of payment for all trade transactions in the world. this happened in july 1944 at the british conference. the soviet union signed the agreements, but in december 1945 refused to ratify them, that is , it became the main obstacle to the global hegemony of the united states. from that moment on, a secret war against the ussr began. they perceived the threat from the soviet union. this is not just a political opponent, but a geopolitical rival and competitor. and this very worried the american lead

well as the steppe of marina broda were shown on mykolech koken, marina broda received awards in triesteor such a significant festival, as well as an award for directing at the olokarno festival, also one of the most prestigious festivals, from marina, we have been waiting for this tape for a very long time, for years, and as you can see, they have been preparing for a long time. did not disappoint, it is about a man who comes to a very, very small village to his mother, who is already an elderly woman, who does not remember him, and he takes care of her, in fact, there is such a story told there, you know, how a man remembers all the years his house, the past, as well as memories of the holodomor, we will also definitely remind you when this candle is released in ukrainian cinemas, it is simply a must- see work, and i am very glad that... . we have such authors, such female directors, directors who can shoot films of such a high level, which cause a real resonance in the world of world venues. that's all for me, vasyl, i will continue to watch particular ukrainian cinema at the mykolai

in the european union disappeared, i followed this on the example of slovenia and italy. so in the trieste sensitive, but you talked about it, that they are so much in favor that they are against it, and in fact they are holding us back, oksana and i paid attention to how well the opposition leader petr madyar conducts his campaign, without having access to orban's monopolized media , and now we are sitting and fighting for his audience, for his voters, then he actually focuses on them, and now he declares that he is against sending weapons to help the armed forces of ukraine, and of course, that there is categorically that there should be some hungarian troops somewhere were on the eastern front, and how is it different then politics, it's politics, to put it simply... he needs these votes, and he understands that if he categorically changes his mind, nothing will happen, really peter madir, look, this is an open question, such a black lion, this is a person, a politician, about whom few people knew there before february 9 to february 10, so during this spring election campaign, he alread

latest information of what's happening after the fbi has raided several properties today in oakland trieste. thank you for joining us. >> justin, i'm at here on maiden lane. that is the mayor's house right behind me. we have been watching as those federal agents came in. let's listen in to what everything that has unfolded throughout the day. fbi agents removed boxes envelope in large containers full of items out of oakland. mayor sheng thao is home thursday morning. >> an fbi spokesperson tells kron 4 news the seizure was a court authorized law enforcement action and neighbor says it was around 06:00am when she heard agents yell out fbi open up adding she next saw the mayor's live in boyfriend opened the door and let agents the raid at mayor taos home. one of 4 searches conducted thursday. law enforcement sources say fbi irs and u.s. postal service. ages also took items. >> from this home at 1, 2, 5, 6, 8 skyline boulevard. that home is tied to david duong, the president and ceo of cow waste solutions as well as chairman of the vietnamese american business association. the agents were also

water year 2022 was the triest consecutive in california.ly proceeded by anded anded from by 2019 and 2023. over the last 5 years we have swung from record levels of water in storage to record-breaking drought conditions and back again. california has always had the most volatile year to year precipitation in the nation but this roberto sing as we call the whiplash is unprecedented. we new adaptive resilient water management practices and tools. the redent drought challenge reliability to provide water to our area. metropolitan import half of its water from northern california, we are state water project and from the california river. during the last drought our water deliveries were to only -- would only enough for six areas in our region. we had to provide human health and safety needs unfortunately the slow water allocations highlighted the vulnerability in our system in living water. six of our 26 member agencies that we serve nearly 7 million people were severely impacted by water shortage as a result metropolitan number agencies and pa

1946 46, saying that from stettin in the baltic to trieste in the adriatic, an iron curtain has descendedp on the day to listen to him , because press releases to him, because press releases have been scattered by, like , have been scattered by, like, confetti, you know, anticipating what he was going to say. so, but, i mean, it was one of his most significant speeches, but this was on obviously after the second world war. but i do believe that, you know, d—day is the start of nato. and that's why it's so important , because why it's so important, because that's where we learn coalition building . that's why eisenhower building. that's why eisenhower is not really an an army general. he's a politician in uniform. and he of course, he's the first commander of nato. so this is why it's so important today and today. you know, this this is commemorating , you know, this is commemorating, you know, british forces. but in france, fighting alongside the french, i mean, the range of nationalities, the fleet was eight nations, providing warships . and you've got all warships. and you've got all so