in lime not 1.876, the university of seclusion, in the first place, in its history , get the scientific title of the university of berlinthe degree of doctor of non-mathematical sciences jean-gini sofya kovalevskaya, feromoire at prestigious european competitions is useful, such as a permanent place for a walkie-talkie. no, it didn't come off, i could give a lecture to everyone there ginseng husband, and spread the whole course. it is for nato that the whole of europe is surrendering one and a half words of the english doctor klaustan, psovat. kind, mother, as i take the creature. sophia got dressed. what is peace recognition? may it help her to wear out the breaststroke of the speaker in russia of the russian federation, the refusal of the minister of the people's world of the russian empire, kovalevskaya and i are my daughter. he will be admitted to the kavalevsky university, yes, he helped and the mentor was sure the strasse was yash h 1 vudzhen, the swedish professor gustal mitochleffler, young and asked frau sophia from stockholm to spread from recently opened a private university, and kovalevskaya posted the story

at the university of berlin , it turned out to be impossible to achieve recognition from heidelberg, . at the university of götting in lower saxony , the faculty must agree that a student who is independently engaged in research such as that carried out by kovalevskaya is something unusual. from a letter from carl beish trass to the university of göttingen in july 1874, the university of göttingen did something that it had never done before, having reviewed the submitted works, awarded the scientific degree of doctor of philosophy in the field of mathematical sciences to the woman sofya kovalevskaya , academicians, were struck not only by the depth, but also breadth of knowledge of a 24-year-old girl along with differential equations. she was engaged in the study of elliptic integrals and rings. saturn is the one to which the cassini space station went at the end of the 20th century. even galileo galilei drew attention to the fact that the sixth planet is still spinning somehow wrong. later, the astronomer determined that saturn is surrounded by a huge ring ; by the way, the same huyg

university of lonedinone upershin in his history. try the ukulele doctor's step non-mathematical sciences, jean-bene sophia kovalevsky shares in the onion title of the feromorier university of berlinprestigious european competitions. a useful style is a permanent place of the walkie-talkie, he didn’t open up, he signaled to read here, there, a lecture by ginshin shemozha, and lay out the whole course. this is already a zonata, the whole of europe is surrendering one and a half words of the english doctor clouston. and that's what we psovat kind, mother, how do they take the nobles to shit on a backwoodsman, sophia subsided, and what a gentle confession? yes, help wear out the breaststroke of the spreader rem of russia, the refusal of the minister of people's lights of the russian empire, kavalevsky, and the little girl will be in time to grow old before women will be admitted to the university. yes, the mentor helped, i was sure that the track was the same swedish professor, mita hlebler jon became and asked frau sophia to lay out the stack from need. we have a court private university, and the narrator is in charge of the swedish moba kovalevskaya vyuzhilaya in 2 days the thirtie

university of oedignone near pershine , judged the degree of doctor from its history , alas , non-mathematical sciences jean-chine sofia kavalevsky share for the onion title of the university of berlinions. a useful style was a permanent place of practice, but it was impossible to open up to read here and there a lecture of ginseng shemozha, and lay out a whole course. it's already for nato that the whole of europe surrenders and a half the word of the english doctor clouston in the east poke, good mother, how do they take shit on the moon sophia fell down. what is peace recognition? yes, help to wear out the breaststroke of the speaker from russia rn refusal of the minister of people's lights of the russian empire kavalevsky and i daughter will be in time, try first women will be admitted to the university. kavalevskaya, yes, he helped and the mentor was sure the strasse was, yasht was one wudzhen, the swedish professor was thickening mitolefleur, young and ask frau sofya from stockholm to spread it at a recently closed private university, and the headband umova to be in charge of the swedish mova kavalevsky laid out to her in 2 days the thirtieth studio 18804 her old date on this

she can be released even earlier and, as she dreamed of going to her son, who is studying at a berlin universitys who divided between themselves and the remaining 100 million dmitry manuilov. he owned the idea of ​​withdrawing money. igor gorbonusov and sergei kuznetsov were found guilty earlier, they also have to spend three and four years in a colony. and here, the main character grigory romanyuta, prudently, who left the country with money, is still international. wanted by yulia facing valentin lyubimov anton lukyanov, ntv television company an angry resident of the musical district of krasnodar, whose snatch is now being vigorously discussed in social networks, has become a defendant criminal case. she beat two schoolgirls in girls with bruises and abrasions, the events unfolded very rapidly. well , the place of action was the point of issuing orders from one popular marketplace and almost everything was filmed by surveillance cameras. pavel kuznetsov reports from krasnodar this woman, who visited the pick-up point of the online store before closing, the employee of the point did not really

university. it is strictly forbidden not this woman's business kovalevskaya knocked on all the doors of berlin andally. she knocked on the door of karl weerstraße himself. he was simply shocked. the doorbell rings without any letters of recommendation on the threshold of a young lady with a single demand. give me lessons in mathematics and everyone admired the stubborn struggle for a scientific vocation, and only sofya kovalevskaya mathematically substantiated that around saturn, in fact, not solid, liquid or gas rings, but billions of tiny solid particles, and for this discovery she needed not a telescope at all or a spaceship, but a pencil, paper and an enviable death such a success is worth a lot, but for official recognition in tsarist russia it was not enough. they are a simple way for sofia kovalevskaya to the world of exact sciences. watch on thursday on our tv channel spend time only with good white films. russia, 24

universities . in the phrase of new art forms and styles, it seemed that traditional customs and in berlin alone, over500 entertainment establishments worked, where guests were offered entertainment for every taste , the american journalist william sherov, who visited the weimar republic during these years , recalled. seemed to work in germany some marvelous ferment people lived there a freer more modern more fascinating life than in any other of the acquaintances. it is strange to me that art and intellectual life were nowhere as active as in germany, in the literature of painting, architecture, music, the theater, new schools were born, talented works used to spend whole nights in endless conversations about life in the circle of my peers, who gathered in cafes in places in the ukrainian region. and television editors artists professors students business people workers leaders amazed their democracy, liberal or pacifist views. and hitler and the nazis were hardly remembered. is it a joke when it comes to the beer forest in the united states there is a huge amount of free capital that is where to inv

i was delighted to meet participants of the berlin energy transition dialogue yesterday to hear how countries are he speaks in german translation: alhe universities more often with each other than any two countries in europe. other than any two countries in euro e. , , , ., other than any two countries in euroe. , ,, ., ,., , ., europe. this helps to explain why a berlin-based _ europe. this helps to explain why a berlin-based company has - europe. this helps to explain why a i berlin-based company has pioneered berlin—based company has pioneered in london the use of lamp posts for electric vehicle charging points. while in berlin, you can book a ride in a fully electric london style taxi. internationally as well we are working closely together. we helped initiate the just energy transition partnership with south africa at the climate conference in glasgow. a further such partnership with indonesia was the result of much cooperation during germany's g7 presidency. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, this essential partnership between our two countries is built on the expertise, dedication and ingenuity of countless people in both germany and the

well, from the end universe, back to end of the universe, back to berlin we'll have the berlin shortlys live . it's 2:00. you're watching gb news live with me, mark longhurst. a very good afternoon to you. and coming up, we're going to be heading back to germany, because we have the historic first state visit for king charles and the queen consort commencing with the arrival in berlin . shortly, arrival in berlin. shortly, they're expected to arrive at they're expected to arrive at the brandon bird gate. that iconic image of berlin . and iconic image of berlin. and we'll have the latest with cameron walker, our royal correspondent there. but first, let's update you on all the headunes let's update you on all the headlines with right . thanks, headlines with right. thanks, mark. good afternoon . 2:01. mark. good afternoon. 2:01. here's latest. the immigration minister has announced plans to housing asylum seekers in hotels and instead place them in disused military bases. admitting that the use of hotels has harmed some towns , robert has harmed some towns, robert jenrick said migrants

maxim and volunteer serhii are being treated at the university clinic of schleswig-holstein, it is the second largest clinic in germany after the berlinlmost 15 thousand people work on the campuses of the clinic , this is a whole city with numerous medical buildings, scientific laboratories, shops and canteens, this clinic is headed by the native brother of castler of germany in scholz, johns jens schulz , the younger brother of olaf schulz, during the year of the great war in ukraine, he keeps statistics, they accepted more than 2,600 of our people here, both civilians and for the military, there is a pan-european distribution system for the military, in which all wounded soldiers are registered, we inform you that we are able to accept such a soldier and he comes to us, the treatment is financed from the german budget, and the local workers will also donate to help ukraine in every corporate letter there is a link to the account to which you can transfer donations, there is no upper limit, we will not stop collecting funds while the war continues in ukraine, and even further , when it is necessary to rebuild ukraine, we we will help

there are many spaces in berlin, a can act a safe harbors for trans people, but not universally as video as a whole. is huge dimension of head crimes and violence and discrimination that we experience in the streets in our workplaces and in our social environments. it's difficult to gauge the exact extent of violence against queer people until recently, only a fraction of anti l g b t q i crime was recorded by the authorities in 2020, however, berlin became the 1st german state to publish an annual report monitoring the homophobic and transpose big violence in 2021, the victim support center monet. oh, registered a spike and reports to fight an estimated 80 to 90 percent of incidence going unreported. the center recorded 731 cases of insults, threats, and attacks against transgender people. gays and lesbians in this in between phase where like, they can't tell if you're a woman or a man, people get really angry. they get angry that they, they can't figure it out, you know? and so now people would spit at you or had like, um, like boys with like square water. me was quick on or something like that. you know, like that st

barren, many spaces in berlin, a can act safe harbors for trans people, but not universally as video as a whole. is huge dimension of head crimes and violence and discrimination that we experience in the streets in our workplaces and in our social environments. it's difficult to gauge the exact extent of violence against queer people until recently, only a fraction of anti l g b t q i. crime was recorded by the authorities in 2020 however, for lynn became the 1st german state to publish an annual report monitoring the homophobic and transpose big violence. in 2021. the victim support center monet registered a spike and reports. despite an estimated 80 to 90 percent of incidence going unreported, the center recorded 731 cases of insults, threats, and attacks against transgender people, gays, and lesbians. in this in between phase where like they can't tell if you're a woman or a man, people get really angry. they get angry that they, they can't figure it out, you know? and so now people would spit at you had like um, like boys with like squirt water at me was quick on or something like that, you know, like that stuff

and she takes very good care of me after the operation, so you can be calm without female attention. i will not stay, your loving son. dear eduard in berlin, this university, surely not yet saw such a strange student. i go to all the lectures, but i don't read books and i don't write notes - a hilarious sight for my classmates when i repeat the phrases to myself in order to better remember the professor's words. at the same time , i involuntarily close my eyes and begin to move my lips, no matter what nicknames they gave me. well, let their ridicule break, and my successes, and i'm still one of the best students in the course. i confess only to you. this is probably the most difficult time in my life. the ridicule of comrades and limitations in means does not hurt as much as the answers of the professors to whom i showed my cosmogonic theory. how much i connected nadezhda with her when i wrote it in siberia in exile, perhaps i didn’t know something and i didn’t take into account a lot, but i get the same practical advice. now it's not scientific. do something else. leave your tales and so on. i was kept from leaving my studies by one person, herman fund g

universities. maxi buckets theater painting architecture cinema amazed by the variety of new art forms and styles it seemed that traditional customs and morality were forever a thing of the past in berlinalone worked from above 500 places of entertainment, where guests were offered entertainment for every taste, american journalist william schera, who visited the maritime republic during these years, recalled it seemed that some wonderful enzyme was operating in germany, people lived there a freer, more modern , more exciting life than in any other of the acquaintances. in my country, art and intellectual life were nowhere as active as in germany in literature, painting , architecture, music, theater, new schools were born, talented works whole nights used to pass in endless conversations about life in the circle of my peers, gathering in cafes, fashionable bars , resting places on the decks of steamships in the ukrainian region or in smoky studios of artists, full of health, carefree sansx worshipers. they thirst and full-blooded life in conditions of complete freedom , the flying spirit of the prussians seemed to have disappeared without a trace most of the germans. editors, artists

university school of law and an expert on bank bailouts. in london. vicky price, chief economic adviser at the centre for economics and business research. and in berlinben aris, founder and editor-in-chief of bne intellinews. a warm welcome to you all and thank you very much for joining us today on in that story returned, let me start with you today. why exactly did silicon valley and signature bank they'll? what are the reasons for these collapses? guest: it's nice to be with you. i think of this as having two main reasons. one is microeconomic, affecting the whole economy and you want to specific to these banks. the macroeconomic factor is that the u.s. federal reserve in the last few years, especially during the covid years, rented a large amount of money to pay for covid rescue and other federal deficit spending. this caused a lot of money to come out into the economy, kind of like a high tide of liquidity coming in. but then there was high inflation, and the federal reserve started to reverse that process, and so, the money started coming out again that is continuing. so, when you have liquidity rising and falling, it creates basically rough fin

university school of law and an expert on bank bailouts. in london, vicky price chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research and in berlin bin eris founder and editor in chief of b. any intel a news, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story . richard, let me start with you to date. why exactly that? silicon valley bank and signature bank fail. what are the reasons behind these collapses? sure to be with you. so i think of this as basically having 2 main reasons. one is macroeconomic affecting the whole. ready economy in the specifics of these facts, the macro economic factor. ready is that the u. s. that are reserved in the last few years, especially during the cold years printed a large amount of money to pay for cobit rescue and other federal deficits spending . this cause a large amount of money to come out. ready into the economy, kind of like a high tide of the quality coming in. but then there was high inflation and the federal reserves are drove that process. and so the money started coming out again, and that's continuing. so when you have liquidity rising and falling to

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of more on that. where joined by orac brookman, he's a political commentator, and there john won a professor for european studies at stanford university in berlin. or rick, this is kim charles's 1st state visit abroad. i remember when queen elizabeth was crowned she taught the commonwealth, so this child, this trip for charles is meant to be for france and then germany. but it's starting in germany. this is really about communication that europe is a priority here. well, i think it was a good idea to come to germany and not to paris that would only produce pictures of garbage and burning barracks and turbulent, says. and also the meeting of someone who is criticized to be a french emperor meeting a british king would certainly be not what france nor britain would like to see in comparison with the burden. this is a pretty stable and also calm situation. and a lot of germans warmly welcomed the visit of the king. i'm sitting here in a university of 3 blocks away from the hotel and brighton book date. and it's not so much of the deal because royals are interesting for people who read tap lloyd's . but for everyone who read said, as a political sa

berliner. >> watch our series saturday at 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> washington journal continues. host: our first guest, jamil jaffer of george mason university's school. he is their national security institute founder talking about things concerning china when it comes to issues of national security. a little bit about the institute. where did the funding come from and what position do you take when it comes to discussions of china? guest: we get our funding from the george mason university foundation, private individuals, foundations and the like. we have to acknowledge the threat that the chinese communist party presented to the united states. it is an economic and national security threat. to be clear, the bipartisan leaders of the china select committee in the house said a couple days ago this is not about the chinese people, not about chinese-americans. it is about the chinese communist party that brutalize it's it -- that brutalize is its own people. this is not about china or chinese people. it is about the chinese communist party and their bad behavior. host: mike gallagher described this as an existential str uggler. frederick or real

universities and research institutions collaborates more often with each other than any other two countries in europe . other two countries in europe. this helps to explain why a berlin company has pioneered in london the use ofelectric london taxi internationally too. we are working closely together . we working closely together. we helped initiates for just working closely together. we helped initiates forjust energy helped initiates for just energy transition partnership with south africa at the climate conference in glasgow, a further such partnership with indonesia was the result of much work dunng was the result of much work during germany's g7 presidency . during germany's g7 presidency. so before he started speaking in german, he was talking about climate change and sustainability . cameron we're sustainability. cameron we're going back to listen to the king. he's back in english. maybe this is for the final time, but obviously we're hanging his every word we get to the wall. i could offer my the wall. i could only offer my sincere and heartfelt . tomorrow sincere and heartfelt. tomorrow we once again stand the people of germany in remembrance in hamburg. i will pay my respects at the memorial to the