thank you very much, professor of american civilization at the versailles university.o the news that donald trump has been subpoenaed by the committee investigating the january 6 right the capitol. next, to ukraine as residents fear another night of bombardment. local officials came under massive bombardment. the regiol government said that once again, civilian objects have been kicked -- have been hit. our report starts with an 11-year-old boy in ukraine pulled from the rubble of his home. >> as rescuers dig through the rubble, a sign of life after spending six hours under the wreckage, an 11-year-old boy is pulled to safety. the building he was in, a five-story apartment complex in the southern ukrainian city of nikolai of, targeted by a russian airstrike. while some did not make it out, this woman survived. >> the wall here is gone. four walls are just gone. this is all just horrible. that i'm unhurt is just -- well, i was simply lucky. >> meanwhile, the russian army is stepping up the number of attacks by so-called, because he drones made by iran, a cheap alternati

and of the bipolar international a system that calls yalta poddam, and she, but came to replace versaillesternational system in the system and e, yalta potsdam system. it was characterized by bipolarity. the most important role of the negotiations that were conducted was to fix the results of the war and determine the conditions under which the further e, development and functioning of the international system would be carried out. and as our international scientists say, this was the last a conference that determined the nature of the international structure, even then it was clear that germany would be divided into zones occupation the soviet zone of occupation is french, and british and american, which will unite in bison, then in trezon. this would be the platform for the creation of the future federal republic of germany and the gdr in 1949, the borders were drawn between a-a, the future german state and their eastern allies. well, for example, herman's polish border, of course, then it was recorded on paper that koenigsberg departs to the soviet union and becomes the kaliningrad regi

and he, when the war ends, it's absolutely devastated by the versailles treaty. he's deeply troubled by what he experienced on the battlefields of world war i and he feels that the treaty, in 1919, basically the traces sacrifices of the troops that fought in that war. of the versailles treaty, he writes that it's more like a treaty of perpetual war from a war of perpetual piece he believes that world war i failed off the battlefield. from 1941 to 1945, he's determined that world war ii will not fail in a similar way. from the very start of world war ii, i think as soon as maybe not the start but by the time he gets to australia 1942, he has an endgame in mind. he knows that this war must win the peace. and he knows what a successful peace should look like. and victory on the battlefield is step one. but there's other steps that must be followed, and he's going to try to put those into practice in the occupation that he will run. i'm not really sure that any of the other generals or admirals out in the pacific in 1945 had this far-reaching vision that he did, or h

square, streets radiate from it, the so-called versailles trident. soviet years, the city bore, another name kalinin was a faded bolshevik ally of lenin here in kalinin, our today's story took place. the city wakes up the city on the volga great russian river, 83 kalinin the mother of a high school student, olya sinitsyna, has not slept for the third night. she rushed around the city looking for her missing daughter. consciousness refused to accept an irreparable trouble happened. and at this time, the operational staff detectives experts worked at the place where they found the murdered girl here, this is her new building. previously, here was not, emptiness was a wasteland and a wasteland and bushes. there were all sorts of wildlife wildlife. evgeny varfolomeev in the eighty-third year, the head of the zavolzhsky district department of internal affairs of the city of kalinin, a girl was raped here and the murder was committed. olya was quiet and at home. she was never late and spent the night with her friends. yes, and that evening i was in a hurry

and of the versailles treaty he that it is more like a treaty of perpetual war than a treaty of perpetual peace. he believes world war one failed off the battlefield. from 1941 to 1945 he is determined that world war ii will not fail in a similar way. from the very start of world war ii i think maybe not the start but maybe by the time in 1942 has an endgame in mind. he knows this war must win the peace. and he knows what successful piece should look like. victory on the battlefield is step one. but there are other steps that must be followed. he will try to put those into practice in the occupation that he will run. i'm not really sure any of the other generals or admirals and have this far-reaching vision that he did or had the experience in asia to make them a very good fit for this job. and lastly another reason why he isn't very inspired choice, his theater he is the greatest actor of the 20th century. i don't think there very many arguments against that he is ridiculed for this particularly in the united states and particularly by westerners. he is basically a master of information

the 14th didn't hesitate to demand new taxes to finance his conquests and build the chateau de versailles old. while the french people fell into extreme poverty. ah, no. early 18th century france, the royal taxes were no longer enough to cover the state's expenses. having squeezed the people for all they had, the state was forced to borrowed by the end of the century. the death amounted to a 110000000 louis door. the french currency at the time to repay the dis, louis the 16th, had to agree to reform. he summoned the estates general, made up of the clergy, nobility and representatives of the 3rd estate. but in doing so, he opened pandora's box consent to taxation in exchange for political representation left also at a booky company key to become a trance at that time was a country that a bit like today was passionate about the idea of reform, but couldn't bring it about capacity, it was this inability to bring about tax and justice reform and insure efficiency as well which led to the french revolution eva law have would, is don't, can it bactrim? it wasn't only a tax revolt but was born

example that germany paid reparations for the loss of the first world war according to the treaty of versailles until 2010, that is, almost 100 years 96 but i would also raise one important and such a difficult issue of compensation for damage not only for e-e, material damages, but when it comes to, for example , the death of loved ones, the infliction of injuries, the task of torture, and so on, the jury and mechanisms must work here. that is, e-e, appropriate criminal proceedings must be carried out with court verdicts and persons who will be recognized as victims are victims in the order of civil compensation can file lawsuits for compensation for material and moral damage caused as a result of a crime committed, and this is a mechanism that should also work clearly and, accordingly, with compensation on the part of the russian federation as an aggressor state , which committed, and not by establishing this simple mechanism, let's say when there is someone to blame, for example, the same russian gunner was caught, or some military serviceman who was captured alone, and he must pay this comp

when vol to rot know, worked out an arrangement with the soviet union broke with the versailles agreement . what happened the rock? now, he was assassinated, 2 months later, go then to $989.00 when the fall of the soviet union raised the question of what would germany's policy be towards russia. and you had bush and thatcher emitter on basically saying we can't let russia re emerge as of power. but you had in germany the, the alfred hare houses of deutsche bank who wanted to invest in upgrading russian industry. he realized you had a skilled labor force. you had a market potential, he was assassinated. so i think that there's been this threat, but that is very palpable. assembly women rico mateus in italy, in 1960 when he was trying to work out an agreement with the soviets. so this is the, it's the use of force, whether it's nato, whether it's deployment of jones. and there is a lot of talk here in russia that the americans are actually interested in the repeat of and paper clip alteration when they take not only industrial facilities from the old euro, but it's best specialist and the b

the 14th didn't hesitate to demand new taxes to finance his conquests and build the chateau de versailles all the while. the french people fell into extreme poverty. ah, and early 18th century france, the royal taxes were no longer enough to cover the states expenses. having squeezed the people for all they had, the state was forced to borrow. by the end of the century, the debt amounted to a 110000000 louis door, the french currency at the time to repay the dis, louis the 16th had to agree to reform. he summoned the estates general, made up of the clergy, nobility and representatives of the 3rd estate. but in doing so, he opened pandora's box consent to taxation in exchange for political representation left also at a booky company key to become a trance at that time was a country that a bit like today was passionate about the idea of reform, but couldn't bring it about capacity, it was this inability to bring about tax and justice reform and insure efficiency as well which led to the french revolution eva law have wouldn't. can it bertrand? it wasn't only a tax revolt but was born to a l

i used to work for gordon ramsey in versailles, which is a big corporation in a big hotel.when you go home, you're just like, "that's it." you-- you tried to forget about it. and that's the thing, when you work for small business like that, you have to be that kind of available all the time. it's like your baby, you have to take care of-- of-- of him, like, all the time. we're gonna reopen in three months and everybody's gonna go out. no, not everybody's gonna go out. people are freaked out. it's gonna be very hard for small mom-and-pops restaurant to survive. reporter 4: nearly one in six restaurants is closed either long-term or permanently due to the pandemic. that figure represents about a 100,000 restaurants. the food service industry lost a 165 billion in revenue from march to july. california restaurants appear to be faring even worse with one in three restauras telling the california restaunt association that they'll either close permanently or downsize by closing some locations. four more billion of money they did. amazon. so, like, some people are very happy about

village. for verification well , they took the phones of my relatives, and from the neighboring versailles he disappeared somewhere in pornena. found out that people now have one dream to restore everything here and for everyone to return kherson oblast olga chitala and maksym kostenko ictv fact the only news even of the occupiers in belbek in crimea fire photos and videos of a large-scale fire are posted by locals on social networks thick black smoke can be seen on some videos the sounds of illegal explosions, the governor of sevastopol is having fun, he will write down what happened, a freelance situation, they say that during landing, the plane rolled on the edge of the runway and caught fire. i will remind you that belbek airport is the main military base of the occupiers on the peninsula , war prices in stores do not have time to change price tags, products are becoming more expensive every day and before the eyes of the beginning of the year, vegetables potatoes, carrots, beets have more than doubled in price, meat and milk for a quarter of cereals by 80%. inflation of 30% by the end

but ask him, or he said, but how do you feel about the enotra alenothere - this is the one that versaillesow do you feel, a little more spacious. well, nothing compares to peterhof nothing. thank you very much, because they are powered by marley's machine. and our fountains are powered by the laws of physics and thanks to the will of peter. god grant that they work. as long as possible, so that you feel good there, so that the sense of people come there, i just saw these faces. they were so happy and felt so good. these people are at home. it was the summer of salmon to a little people of the golden autumn of st. petersburg. in every season, especially it is unique never. we respect these viewers that you are looking at us. autumn saturday you can sit down now take the train and go to peterhof fountains, true no longer, well, the museum is working. fountains museum, such a rest. stop watching tv. all of us have already seen everything in peterhof. be happy, goodbye.

i would love to write a sitcom about lafayette at versaille as a teenager. but, continue on. >> i was saying, we are going to get back to that, hold that thought. i was thinking that you often sort of will use these metaphors and analogies that you do not find in traditional biographies. people notice, right? there were moments like, i called the revolution in washington's pregnancy, and then he had to take the baby to term, and he had to make sure that the baby had lived to survive on its own, and that is why he had to serve as president. you gave into that, too. did not just come natural to you, or did you think, it has always been described this, way but it really seems to me to be more accessible, and make more sense in this other way? >> when i sat down to write it, i did want to not just make it a sort of -- how did i put this at the time? i didn't want to write a social studies report about the lafayette. that is when i was actively avoiding trying to do, was just deliver a social studies report about lafayette that did the work, and gave the facts, a

let working people have versailles and paula general election richie sooner and echo from his words on tuesday, insisting his mandate was clear. our mandate is based on a manifest so that we were elected on to remind him an election that we won and a lot. elliott you prime minister, met his leadership team for the 1st time, but he's already facing criticism for his appointment of su l. a. braverman as home secretary, the you case, interior minister. she was sacked just a week ago by las trust for a classified data breach. an appointment as soon as i was forced to defend runs like the house actually made an error of judgement. but she recognized that she raised the matter and she accepted ha miss day and why? that's why i was delighted to welcome back into a united cabinet that brings me to the heart of government. she soon i was propelled into the job. after lish trust presided over an economic meltdown in her 1st few weeks in charge. now the announcement of her, the government will repair the countries finances, has been delayed by the change at the top. it's also extremely important

yes, with love, the mind with the yakim zhikhars of the versailles in all the years fitly straightened the different washings. veska vertyalishki traces its history back to 1326. but for one versions of the temple vudavany according to the riddle of the prince davyd himself. being the great-grandson of the novgorod prince alexander nevsky and the son of the prince of nal'shan , prince of pskov, timothy of the far-off saints of the orthodox church, davyd was forged from the spirit of the deep extinction of the orthodox faith and i am being treated by its dubain defencist. the version of the legend overthrew that the vertoleshkovsky temple was founded by the same temples of vezka after the tragic dreams of the tree in 1324 . german crusaders attacked the estate of david of gardens, burned its inhabitants part of the inhabitants was killed, and then the army caught up with the crusaders, defeated the army, the crusaders freed the inhabitants and, in honor of this event, the inhabitants. uh, they built a wooden orthodox church in this very place. the prince himself was slaughtered near moz

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. >> welcome to versailles, it's a time warp, isn't it? >> and this is his table. day, he used to have lunch in that seat. and from there, he would see if his assistant was waving his handkerchief from the balcony, which was the signal that he had to come back to the office. >> because he would just stay here. >> yeah, for hours. >> my agent does that. here, tradition is everything. but his head chef -- has made it his mission to drag this historical landmark into the first 21st century. while preserving the essence of what makes the restaurant unique. it's a high wire balancing act that turned him a michelin star. [speaking non-english] >> he's not your typical chef. >> i can see that. >> [speaking non-english] >> okay, enjoy. >> florida is served with the italian vegetable, black cale. while. i don't have anything to say. it's incredible. it's an amazing mix of flavors. the sweetness. >> i think it's a good signal for torino, because it's four friends in the base, -- >> but then it becomes italian. >> his unique take on the cuisine, polls interim's chic crowd. in

here it is almost like in versailles with sculptures made of arbiton, decorative beds and fragrant herbsion dill. here it makes its way there, so i planted russian beans, that's what the russian bob tarragon is called, several varieties of mint and four varieties of thyme. now we'll pick up the police. to tea and let's go drink tea nice to do. it is in the garden in the home collection of rarities that there is a wood-fired samovar and old glass holders and a gramophone in records. you put on an old tango, sink into a wicker chair and forget. which is it a year in the yard today? the first semi-final of the international vocal show it's great destination give all the girls nowhere. i couldn't take my eyes off you, all the blood sprout down. today only four of the guys will become finalists, the new sixth season. you are super tomorrow at 22:00 on ntv the summer answer continues to remake the bedroom of the blazheevs into a dressing room separated from it, we will arrange a smart ventilation system here; guides next in line brackets and further down the list of the bar shelf baskets are a

was provided according to his own project, even the sewerage of which was not then available in versaillesvery day spent in his parasitism, where it smelled of the close sea and swaddled wood. true, so far in st. petersburg there were no special beauties. it was very dirty. it was damp and cold, but part of the street had already been paved. everyone who was in st. petersburg on a cart was required to bring three stones, each weighing at least 5 pounds. and who on a ship of 30 stones, peter already saw the future marble palaces, a wide avenue, parks, boulevards clad in granite embankments are the new capital of the new side. the new country, in addition to the army , needs all new finance management legislation. there was no general plan for peter's reform ; everything was done as needed step by step. the war needed money . tax reform began. peter introduced a fixed tax. it was levied once a year at a shower, that is, each male subject from the peasants 74 kopecks for modern money 4.440 rubles. from the townspeople 1 rub. 20 kop. 7.000 200 rub. and in terms of tax payers included categorie

the rococo style was also in vogue and puffy dresses in the versailles style with a thin waist tightenedrset and huge skirts on the physique frames of whale wasp on the head with the help of hairpieces, complex hairstyles up to 60 cm were constructed. in height in the form fancy hats of flower beds, even ships and windmills, cones with water were fixed in the hair, into which fresh flowers were inserted at night, it was recommended to wear tongs on such hairstyles so that lice would not start in the hair for beauty. the empress needed a decent frame and here elizabeth was very useful, the joyful genius will shoot the youngest son of the famous sculptor bortal mail carlo was shot by the architect of the vardalamaev francesco or bartholomew bartholomew , after all, rastrelli became. almost the only one architects in russian history, whose most daring ideas and expensive projects were fully embodied precisely under elizabeth, the new winter palace, the school cathedral, the large palace of peterhof, royal connections, all this cost a huge palace in tsarskoye selo alone cost 1 million 600,00

e legal a were formed as a result of the world wars, the first world versailles peace, the second worldents. and now everything and what he said today shows the exhaustion of those institutions of practices and methods that were after the forty-fifth year to ensure mutual interests. that is our interests. that's what we say were not taken into account, and now it seems to me. what started in ukraine is an attempt to make the west think, is it necessary to establish such an order, not reaching a nuclear war, in which mutual interests will be taken into account. here, i would like to return to the president's speech. e fully agrees with konstantin vadimovich, the president did not characterize, did not use the word revolution, he spoke about the revolutionary situation, but the discussions at the altai forum. still, the participants of the valdai forum insisted. still, they insisted that we were already participants in the revolution, that it had already begun, and moreover, russia was in the vanguard of this revolution and that support, and which we see in relation to russia from the cou

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why are you trying to humiliate russia to isolate, there, and so on, did not spare, the treaty of versaillesthing. here is the humiliated dignity of germany, the desire to take revenge, but this is, well, at least hmm, uh, the same thing, that is, many healthy normal smart people warned. and now what does he say already in the conditions? when economically, at least in purchasing power parity, the american economy, the second since the fourteenth year since the age of 14 for 8 years, it is not the first economic power, when uh this one said, huh? the author of the fu kidzet trap, er, timing, hormonal, he says, i can’t accustom my students at harvard to the idea that the american economy is not the first. they cannot believe it, because from the end of the 19th century. she was the first and suddenly it's not like that anymore. america is no longer even the main technological power, because even otherwise, by the way, eric schmidt is an outstanding person, one of the founders of google who left. he he was god 2 years ago about uh, so, uh, farida zakharia said, if we don’t immediately contribu

time, people jefferson and john adams, who had been ministers across the had been to places like versailles and the court of saint james said he wouldn't bend adversaires show of hands. not exactly too right. similarly, those foreign ministers were expecting maybe not that level of finery, but they were expecting something. and so and adams and many of the other leading individuals at the time were trying to figure out what is the right balance between maintaining their republican virtue. and of course, this is r republican virtue and still getting that respect that is necessary from those foreign nations and there several different moments that i think washington really had to grapple with. so the first was just setting up what it means to be president to day. and he sent a spectacular letter to john adams. that's the one that we still have in the archives. but he also sent one to john jay alexander hamilton. and i think he sent one to henry knox, basically asking a list of questions about what i supposed to do and those questions go something like, can i attend private events? can i have

that is why the bordeaux museum is called the tunisian versailles now there are 332 large mosaics ingrowing because excavations in tunisia continue to this day. art is flourishes and today tunisian masters preserve traditions and some modern works. just indistinguishable from the oldest samples. what a beauty welcome. everything i am is my workshop. i am doing arts and crafts yesterday, for example, my father worked with wood. but i just fell in love with the mosaic and decided to devote my whole life to it. i started making mosaics by copying historical drawings. if you look at the walls, you will see many paintings in which we repeat the ancients, but still we add something new and modern every time. we bring in. some changes. it is important that in the production of mosaics we preserve ancient technologies, only natural local stones are used, depending on how the stone will be processed, the shade of its color depends, that is , the same stone can give several different shades, and then the pattern is carefully folded, choosing the size and color of stones. music mosaic therapy i

comfortable, even though he was probably living in probably the most comfortable place on earth, versailles in the 18th century. and he just didn't like there. >> it's interesting, you bring up that washington and lafayette were good friends. lafayette, of course, named one of his sons george washington and lived with washington for a while. sometimes, though, they are so different, right? he talked about lafayette losing himself in public. at the same time, they have so much -- their thoughts on slavery, which i want to get to, they are different. >> right. >> but they do have a lot in common. -- found love in their partners. and also felt most at home in these incredibly uncomfortable situations. >> yeah. that's something that i do think is true of both of them. because by the time they get together, i mean, washington, he does marry into money. and washington grew up there used to being in a rustic setting. he was comfortable trumping through woods and comfortable and during the hardships of nature. all of the stuff that he was up to as a young militia officer, sort of before and after t

senate failure to ratify the versailles treaty in terms of wilson's personal psychology, wilson was frequently praised by his princeton at washington acquaintances. not just his friends. for his solicitation of and careful attention to criticism. thus, one duty i think the wilson center has is to resist the current trend to consign wilson entirely to the devil. for one thing, too much of what is published in the media and increasingly in scholarly circles is factually incorrect. wilson, for instance, never promoted the lost cause of the confederacy. from his youngest days to his death, he celebrated the defeat of the south and explicitly the end of slavery. he never praised the kkk, he denounced it in the harshest terms. he never endorsed birth of the nation, but asked major theaters not to show it. and examples can be multiplied. this is not to excuse wilson for any of the terrible things that he did do and the consequential and damaging legacy, not just for race relations but for actual living, black americans, both in his day ended our own. it is just to say that i think, in today's day and

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opinion, if as a result of it, some new common world security system will not be created, the yalta versaillesf some kind or the same one. resume in a short time will be looking at taiwan yes, what you are saying, perhaps only after a very big war, because twice it happened after the world wars , to be honest, somehow not really to me. i optimistically like no well, because i'm old experienced. that's why i think that the negotiations, of course, are necessary and important, but only on our terms monet feed the cat already. you don't hear him screaming. he has already terrorized all the jews, the terrorists are not negotiating. it was a meeting place that cannot be changed 14:00 ntv weekdays all the best to you, goodbye. hello, you are watching the news on ntv in the gorka studio in the ministry of defense reported on new strikes on ukrainian energy facilities of such a scale of confrontation cynicism

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