universal's announcement about the merger of unr and zunr. centuries of separation from one another, the parts of united ukraine, merge into one. western ukrainian people's republic of galicia. bukovyna and hungarian ukraine and trans-dnieper great ukraine reverberates over sofia's maidan. on special tribunes at the four corners of the square there are exclamation deacons who recite these words, to be heard by all. the bell rings on mazepa's belfry, the sound of cannon shots comes from pechersk. next, the military marches in a parade. people cry from emotion. they are worried because lviv is still in the hands of the poles. romanians are advancing on bukovyna. the bolsheviks are grinding their teeth on great ukraine, but together with it they are exalted, because they finally managed to realize what they dreamed of for the last 7 centuries. do you want to wake up as if you were a child with your grandmother , full of strength and energy? then the new product from mattress market is just for you. meet the perina dreamlight mattress. perryna ma

we have three things, the unr, which is the support of the west, the unr was not enough, that is, they alone, there it was and it was very difficult. if we take the entente itself, that is, france and great britain, they supported the white guards, and if the whites, if denikin wanted to capture kyiv, because he explained to his allies that kyiv is a city of the russian empire, well, they said, okay, well , like, ok, that's it, now we have event support. two: we have a really strong military, that is, we have armed forces of ukraine, not only the armed forces of ukraine, i do not want to offend my brothers and sisters of the defense forces of ukraine, that is, the national guard, the state border service, the security service of ukraine, the insovoon national police, and we have really strong defense forces of ukraine, really strong, well-armed, maybe there. not all units to the end, but in the end the work on this is going on, we have, in the vast majority, i am not i will not talk about 100% there, but we have in the vast majority the awareness of the population that they are ukraini

the unr did not have that, that is , they, they were actually alone, there, and it was very difficultke the same entente, i.e. france and great britain, they supported the white guards, so white, if denikin wanted to capture kyiv, because he explained to his allies that kyiv is a city of the russian empire, well, they said, okay, well, like, well, it's there one, now we have the support of the west, two, we have a really strong military, that is, we have, the armed forces of ukraine, not only the armed forces. of ukraine, i do not want to offend my brothers and sisters of the defense forces of ukraine, that is, because this is the national guard, this is the state border service, this is the security service of ukraine, the national police inson, insovoon, inson, and we have really strong defense forces of ukraine, really strong, armed, high-quality, maybe not all units are there to the end, but in the end, work on it is going on. we have e-e in the vast majority. no, i won't talk about 100% there, but we have awareness in the vast majority the population that they are ukrainians, the

but germany, austria-hungary, bulgaria and turkey were the first to officially recognize the unr.t that time, ukraine was already at war with bolshevik russia. in december 1977, the ukrainian government received an ultimatum signed by lenin and trotsky. in it, the bolsheviks essentially declared themselves the successors of russia empire and demanded complete submission and transfer of power to their representatives on ukrainian lands. of course, the central rada rejected these demands, within a week the red army troops occupied kharkiv. even before the start of open armed aggression, the bolsheviks tried to seize. kyiv from the inside, if we could say now, with the methods of hybrid warfare. on the second day after the announcement of the ultimatum in kyiv, in this building, they announced the convening of the all-ukrainian congress of soviets, workers', peasants' and soldiers' deputies, but the congress supported the central council and condemned the actions of the bolsheviks. it was a crushing defeat of the pro-russian forces in ukraine, but lenin and his associates were not go

the first point, which the unr did not have, we have, is the support of the event, the unr did not havey, they were actually there by themselves, and it was very difficult. if we take the same entente, that is, france and great britain, they supported the white guards, yes, if white, if denikin wanted to capture kyiv, because he explained to his allies that kyiv is a city of the russian empire, well, they said, okay, well , like, well, it’s there and now we have the support of the west, two, we have a really strong army, that is we have the armed forces of ukraine, not only the armed forces. of ukraine, i do not want to offend my brothers and sisters of the defense forces of ukraine, that is, because this is the national guard, this is the state border service, this is also the security service of ukraine, the national police of the national security service of ukraine, the national security service of ukraine, and we have really strong defense forces of ukraine, really strong, armed, high-quality, maybe not all units are there to the end, but in the end , work on it is going on. we hav

the first point, which the unr lacked, we have, is support for the measure.this, that is , they, they were actually alone, there it is, and it was very difficult. if we take the entente itself, that is, france and great britain, they supported the white guards, and, if the whites, if denikin wanted to capture kyiv, because he explained to his allies. that kyiv is a city of the russian empire, well, they said, okay, well , like, well, it’s there and, now we have the support of the west, two: we have a really strong army, that is, we have, the armed forces of ukraine, not only the armed forces of ukraine, i don’t want to offend their brothers and sisters of the defense forces of ukraine, that is, because it is the national guard, it is the state border service, it is the security service of ukraine, the national police. we have really strong defense forces of ukraine, really strong, armed with high quality, maybe not all units are there to the end, but in the end work on this goes we have, in the vast majority, i will not talk about 100% there, but we have in t

we continue to operate as unre, day in, day out, the staff get up, most of them living intense in ther comes a day when we're not able to continue, it would be an absolute catastrophe for the for the people who have nowhere else to turn for healthcare, for education, for water, for sanitation and and and for protection, another under official, louise waterridge also criticized arbitrary evacuation, orders issued by the israeli regime over the past two weeks, she said there is nowhere to find safety in gaza, wateridge's remarks come after, or waterid's remarks are similar to a statement that by the humanitarian office, osha said israel's evacuation order for gaza's dabalah effectively upends an entire life-saving humanitarian hub set up in the central city, meanwile the world food. programs call for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza, says a limited bings and damaged roads hinder food operations, and regarding medicine scarcity, gaza's health ministry says over 60% of necessary drugs are unavailable in the territory. we have a breaking news coming in from the occupied west ba

the unres— let us listen to the crown court in leeds. the unrest the reaction from vafious leeds.s _ leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of— leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our— leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our society - leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our society to - various parts of our society to wards other parts of our society, stemming from that incidents, groups of protesters have gathered and clashed. sometimes using violence towards each other, sometimes towards each other, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards entirely innocent and unconnected people and their property. in a democratic society, such as that which exists in this country, people are entitled to protest peacefully. they are also entitled to express their views, whatever their views may be. but, each of those freedoms, to protest and to speak, have limits and boundaries. when a protest moves away from being peaceful and towards violence, then it becomes illegal and against the law. when sp

refugees talking about the abject conditions in the palestinian territory. we continue. to operate as unr, day in, day out, the staff get up, most of them living intense, in the most abject conditions to serve their communities, that will continue for as long as as is possible, if there ever comes a day when we're not able to continue, it would be an absolute catastrophe for the for the people who have nowhere else to turn for healthcare, for education, for water, for sanitation, and and and for protection now another or official criticized arbitrary evacuation orders issued by the israely regime over the past two weeks, she said there is nowhere to find safety. the commens are similar to a statement by the un semanter in office, the ochha said that israel's evacuation order for gaza's darabella effectively appends a whole lifesaving human hub set up in the central city. meanwile the world food program calling for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza. it says limited border crossings and damage roads hinder food operations, and regarding medicine, scarcity, gaza's health ministry

then it spread among the soldiers of the unr.the interwar period, glory to ukraine became official. issue among ukrainian nationalists, later in the ukrainian rebel army. in the soviet period for such an exclamation could get a prison term. but from the beginning of the 1990s it returned again with the revival of the national movement. currently, this is the official form of greeting in the armed forces of ukraine. and the slogan of the football team. red and black flags, the slogan glory to the hero. and a huge number of other things that we are now used to, this is actually about distribution. what did the people who at one time marched under those flags and proclaimed those slogans dream of, that is, it means that our ukrainian national liberation revolution simply took the aesthetics of those who fought for the independence of ukraine before us, and it became generally accepted at the level of the entire country. the action of december 8, the so -called march of millions, was the most massive during euromaidan. according to v

in addition, among ukrainians, the memory of support of the unr by germany in the war with bolshevik. however, these hopes turned out to be in vain. the reaction of the nazis to the spontaneous restoration of independence was swift and harsh. she showed the real one. the faces of nazis, not allies, opponents. the latter generally did not consider the ukrainian people capable of independent state existence. and if the honeymoon between hitler and stalin lasted almost two years, bandera's cooperation with the nazis ended so effectively and without beginning with the arrests and executions of ukrainian nationalists restored on june 30, 1941 . ukraine lost its independence a week later, but the events in lviv showed that ukrainians want to be free, and even subsequent arrests and repressions did not stop them from wanting to gain their own state. offshoot groups of un moved further east, deploying an underground network. at the end of 1942, the ukrainian insurgent army was created, the largest underground army in europe, which fought for independence against two totalitarian regimes: naz

mstislav, petlyura's nephew and a former combat cavalry officer of the unr army, was a symbol of the struggle for independence and the legacy of the ukrainian people's republic in the establishment of the new ukrainian republic. in western ukraine , the greek catholic church made a triumphant return from underground. in september 1989, the soviet authorities were preparing. manifestation of believers of the forbidden church. this event was broadcast by tv channels of different countries. troops and tanks were already withdrawn to lviv, but the communists did not dare to attack. they retreated before the scale of the event. a few days after this manifestation , the then head of soviet ukraine, sherbytsky, resigned. together with him. the era of soviet rule was coming to an end. and i remember very well how we gathered in the center on pidvalnaya street, and when a huge procession moved along the present lystopoda vgochyn street to the yura cathedral, it was such a large-scale and impressive phenomenon that i can personally say that it was a more magnificent manifestation than all the

students tell and show about the building of the army of the unr era, the creation of ukrainian culture and symbols. the polish-ukrainian union and other significant events of those times. the project is implemented thanks to the support of the ukrainian cultural fund. this season we are holding... we will do it thanks to a grant from the ukrainian cultural foundation, so today we have a night in sofia, the ukrainian revolution, about the history of the ukrainian revolution of 1917-21 , we will talk about the formation of the ukrainian army, symbols, the first of ukrainian money, the november crash, the appearance and activity of the ukrainian republican chapel and the ukrainian intelligentsia during the russian-ukrainian war 107 years ago. this format really caught on, people really liked it, didn't they? after some time we left the walls of the university, and sofia itself became one of the first places that accepted us, once we were still very young, unknown to anyone, and completely children, without normal props, without everything as large-scale as we have now, and we are happy to

cut from the rifle, cut the cheneli field, sat on the stove without joining, by the way, not to the unr, not to the reds, not to makhna's units, and then the bolsheviks came and strangled everyone one by one. and the fact that there is this work on mistakes, i think it is very important, evgeny, when we talk about, you mentioned without a doubt that the ukrainians became their own defense, however, we are now in a situation where 2.5 years of a full-scale invasion, and mobilization under the new legislation continues, are ukrainians today at this historical stage ready to continue to fight, to sacrifice their lives? not to strangers, no just to thank someone for what he sacrificed, and to fight with his life, and is there not a threat here, in your opinion, because society may not be ready for a long-term war, for exhaustion, as they are probably preparing for this in the russian federation. well, we are not talking about the fact that the war will last 2-3 weeks, right? and the main bearer of this idea, for some reason, is not in ukraine. this is also an illustration. this too. er evid

emigrants, zuner and unr later moved to zakarpattia. however, the czechoslovaks, building the local cities, turned this region into a technologically backward one. africa in the middle of europe. this is how the czech public liked to call transcarpathia. but most importantly, despite the promise. czechoslovakia was in no hurry to grant him autonomy. slovakia was granted autonomy on october 6, 1938. and the karat elites actually followed the slovak slovak model and demanded the same things that were given to the slovaks. accordingly, october 26, 3008 prague appointed agustin voloshyn, an authoritative leader of the ukrainian movement, as the head of the autonomous government of podkarat russia. suddenly, the life of transcarpathia in czechoslovakia was radically changed by one agreement, which was signed in munich in september 1938 by the prime minister of great britain chamberlain, france daladier, the kingdom of italy mussolini and reich chancellor of the third reich hitler. according to the annexes to the munich agreement, prague was

think, and see, and know, and believe that we have done the work on mistakes, the first point that the unr we have, this is support the west, the ukrainian people's republic did not have that, that is, they, they were actually alone, there, and it was very difficult, ah, if we take the same... entente, that is , france and great britain, they supported the white guards, and if the white , if denikin wanted to capture kyiv, because he explained to our allies that kyiv is a city of the russian empire, well... they said, okay, well, like, well, it's there and now we have the support of the west, two, we have a really strong army, that is, we have, the armed forces of ukraine , not only the armed forces of ukraine, i do not want to offend my brothers and sisters of the defense forces of ukraine, that is, because it is the national guard, it is the state border service, it is the security service of ukraine, the national police insovoon, insovoon, and we have really strong forces. defenses of ukraine, really strong, armed, qualitatively, maybe not all units are there to the end, but in the end,

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folks that should not vote in the election and then as we found out four years ago, you just can't unringsecretaries of state and attorneys general in every state to step up where the federal government's failing. maria: so is this what it's been all about? back in 2018, then senator kamala harris led a group of democrat senators in calling for a reduction in funding for i.c.e. she rejected the a appropriations entirely for additional border patrol agents and border wall construction. it was very clear she wanted an open of border. in 2019 harris visited a migrant facility in homestead, florida, she campaigned for her 2020 presidential election back then and she told peter doocy where she stands on migrant deportations. watch this. >> what is the difference the way that you see it between the children and the parents because i know last night there was wide support from all the candidates to not target the parents for deportation, if there's not another crime. so is there a difference the way you see the children versus the parents? >> of course. i mean, in terms of -- they are children.

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the seven positions fall under the unrepresented, unre 38 of are currently filled.the salary increases must be codified in a salary resolution establishing classifications of posi for staff which include benchmarks comparable to cityions. the salary resolution also contains administrativ that provide a payment, such as bilingual pay processing, and s attached to the salary resolution. salarythe. specifies thencluding including the normal extended ranges director may award extended range for reasons including retirement and retention. specialcompensation for special projects, and exemplary performance. this concludes my presentation and we recommend your approval for the action before you both and local 1021 and a salary resolution want to thank management bargaining team led steen, and the team consisted of jimmark slawson, slutzkin rosa torres and myself. both bargaining units, local in which maria pico and aloha is here to speak and not our finance department. grace long and mina, you and last, but definitely, definite worked diligently with both monica anons and

of prop e for us to have as much community that the members of this community that do not have, the unrs english to better access those services for translation ]l and interpretation, if ever they need those, the other update i have is and i thank you commissioner benedicto, for putting 701 back on the radar because it is one of those that has received many points of. and throughout the course of over two ars now,rá i think we have made a lot of progress, there we challenges, some obstacles. that one at many points. and we still haven't resolved all the obstacles, but i think we are closer to a place where, the both the advocates and the community and the young people are going toefit from the product that is going to come 701. so i am happy. i'm glad that we will be agendizing that , for completion and authorization, and i want to make sure that we do not forget that over ax year ago, we did have a presentation about the intention of this body department to initiate an evidence basedractice that has been adopted by los angeles, by oakland and other jurisdictions across the nation, whic

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