hitler was officially allowed to revive the navy and violate the treaty of versailles.hus , the mechanism of destruction created after the first world war, the status quo in europe was launched and another big step was taken towards the second world war. world war. the process of the slide of electric power in europe and the whole world into the second world war was gradually we really began by and large, even from the moment the hitlers came to power in 1933, who spoke openly about the need for revision, a of versailles and the expansionist plans of germany in relation to and western and eastern neighbors, and yet it is clear that this event was followed by a chain of other events that gradually moved germany towards and from the rest of the world to war and the conclusion of the naval agreement of the thirty-fifth year was important milestone stage here, which, e, showed hitler that the western countries are not ready to maintain that status e of the international system of the versailles washington system. which developed after the first world war, they are ready to

i would add a few colors to complete the picture with regard to the versailles conference.newsreel footage and do not see a single eastern face with you. there are exclusively europeans, people with a european appearance, but china participated or at least tried to participate in the versailles conference , the chinese representatives went to it as winners, and considering themselves feeling winners and hoping for some bonuses and that's completely irrelevant to the russian story. them. they treated them there. eh, well, just insultingly they were humiliated by no chinese e at all, the requests were not satisfied and you can just say, well, this insult was pushed aside. not forgotten so far. and by the way, to say in those years. uh, it was this resentment that became one of the main causes of one of the chinese revolutions, the so-called movement. on may 4, 1919, when the mass youth students in beijing took to the streets to protest against the results of the versailles conference against the insult and humiliation of china, but one example on the chinese soil of the shand

system or the potsdam versailles or something like that, and we are talking about a global forum fore establishment of peace and the definition of a new order . it can happen without russia, it can happen without russia from the point of view of developing , let’s say, the content of the treaty, its provisions, and somewhere about drawing the main next world order, it can happen. the fact is that history knows such examples when similar things were produced not only without participants in the conflict. in general, in one office, well, remember at least woodrow wilson’s points, and then these points were simply as if dictated and er became the subject of a serious er versailles versailles agreement regarding how much today this case is possible, here one very important point is omitted, such things were usually used after the world went through a continental and global war. and only then did similar things appear at the exit, and is there a chance for the world today? here we are today, you asked a very correct question asked a very correct question and in general, is it possible to

this city has its own big ben, the palace of versailles , an airfield, and they even planned to build subway believe me, i suggest you go and see. hello pasha. hello olesya. today you are going to shchuchin, there are many legends and the attraction even sang once, which means that olesya must answer all the questions and get all the clues. what kind of bird is the symbol of pike, and is somehow connected with the name no, well, it's a waterfowl, mallard chuchina. and so, who wrote the first belarusian primer. but visually i remember the first belarusian primer. i wanted to say that it was eloise pashkevich, whom everyone knows under the pseudonym aunt. here's how it all just hmm well, the third question. to which frenchman is a monument erected in shchuchin, uh, maybe charles de golf is right? yes, it was precisely to him that a monument to the cheek was erected, because during the war he was in german captivity in this area. uh-huh well, successfully passing the quest. thanks fighter it's a pity that they won't fly on it. today we are in chuchnya and here, it seems to me, you can fl

moreover, do it just a few weeks after the gross violation of the territorial articles of the versailleseaty, when hitler captured the rhine region , the lenin region was rehabilitated, under the terms of the versailles treaty, germany does not have the right to send its troops into the riga region, and in the thirty-sixth year hitler takes a step in violation of this agreement. he brings in the troops. hitler himself was sure that this would work, because the western powers might protest this decision and in response to send their troops to germany well nothing happens britain is having ours on france france refrains from any shares eaten. at the end of 1936, a scandal erupted in the british empire, king edward announced that he intended to marry a married american , wallace simpson the newspapers wrote that this woman was the mistress of the german diplomat joachim von ribbentrop, who at that time worked as the german ambassador in london, ribbentrop regularly sent wallace a bouquet red carnations, and called edward himself an english national socialist. british prime minister stanley

new attraction appeared in versailles.erfume garden was restored there, the project was carried out by the museum of versailles, together with the legendary perfumer francis, kurjan, hundreds of different plants and flowers are collected in the garden, the aromas of which allow visitors to travel back several centuries. bend into the world of habits and rituals of the versailles court. you see, according to experts, it was king louis xiv's love for flowers and their unique scents that made versailles the birthplace of the profession of perfumers and gave rise to all modern perfumery. the garden is divided into three the artisan garden area, where mostly floral scents are collected forest gardens with disappointing alleys of japanese cherries and the secret garden, the quietest and most comfortable space. well, you know, let's just restore justice. why were fragrances invented, because people washed, once. no, twice. i know what kind of life they bathed, one of the queens was also french or english when she actually got mar

we will break free from the shackles of versailles. after the parliamentary elections, in which the nazi party won, the question arose of forming a new government. hitler's own goal was to be chancellor. reichs president hindenburg disliked the nazis, and treated hitler himself with contempt. however , the future fuhrer deftly outplayed the aged politician, he established contacts with a wide range of german industrialists in the early 1930s. years, the nazi party was generously sponsored by the german coal magnates, the owners of steel and chemical trusts of large banks and shipping companies at the end of 1932. they turned to the hindenburg with a demand to appoint hitler as interim reich chancellor, who could carry out the necessary reforms and , according to them, remove the communist threat from the country. on january 30, 1933 , succumbing to the persuasion of industrialists, hindenburg appointed hitler as the new chancellor of germany . financial and economic area and found there why because he positioned himself? as the main ma

today we are going to versailles belarusian.les turns out to be its own, france is also in the downy region. here on this design there are very beautiful locations, in particular, various lawn houses. there are beautifully designed paths with a fountain, that is, if you shoot in the style of old money, which is very, very fashionable this season, then this is almost an ideal place that can to show as if we are no longer in minsk, as if we are somewhere in france in england, if not the sun, the park is full of crops and figured plants, fountains, small architectural forms and a real palace, the aesthetics of the classical style are harmoniously intertwined with the color of the belarusian nature. we have a lot of valery in animals, if there are spotted reindeer and white peacocks, raccoon cranes, by the way, we have half-skunk wolves, lynxes and many other animals, in addition to this , guest houses, a country complex are scattered on the territory stretches for almost 30 hectares for 10 years , stroiteley architects and landscap

wonderful work called david and barcelona which we see king david and his most beloved woman, boshev or versailles and even an angel or bless. at the same time , ivan ivanovich, an educator of vitebsk, a salertinian man of extraordinary erudition, was setting up a new life in art, establishing musicology. he knew perfectly 16 languages ​​plus eight with a dictionary. generally unique personality, annual in the month of december in vitebsk an international music festival named after him is held. by the way, according to the recognition of the vitibland festival, they are like no other every year in the city about 30 different cultural events are held. this amazing city is imbued with the spirit of creativity , both citizens and tourists. everyone here is charged with the energy of art. every city has its own vitebsk street artists, apparently they are talented 10 points very cool graphics, such creativity will not leave anyone indifferent. chagall he loved his the city that in almost every work depicted his first paintings. mark zakharovich. i wrote, no, not on an easel, but on bags, where it was n

, versailles, people sat there and decided who what, who lost, who won, what money should be paid toose who lost to whom and how and so on and so on and at the same time the austro-hungarian empire collapsed with two centers in vienna, the austrian part and in hungary in budapest, and in addition to other acs, the creation of hungary itself was at the expense of hungarian lands, as they considered it. the same lands in transcarpathia were also in romania, and there are also many of us in romania, specifically hungarian and then already the leader of hungary in the second world war , everyone laughed because he was admiral horti, who was the admiral on the danube river? they border and accordingly there, er, the general means the hortiy and became a general, that is, in one of the palaces called trionon, agreements were signed that circumcised hungary, now she misses it, now we will have an advertisement 4 minutes then 16 minutes, the judicial control program, then iryna koval will tell you the news, and only after that we will contact focusian university, where mark zaliznyak works,

yes, in the meantime, from the nesvizh castle, we move to the belarusian versailles, together with thekill our own, we go to the estate volovich and in a bunch. there are seeds and a name that everyone hears, and there are those that history saves up to a certain point , and such a moment for the volovich palace of the bunch, it seems, has come to the beginning of the construction of the palace park complex, considered to be 1779 , the grodno marshal became its initiator. jozef valovich, for almost 2 1/2 hundred years , the fate of this, without exaggeration, architectural gem. it developed in different ways. there were times of soviet routs and bright fireworks . also the times of oblivion, but the palace came out of the last circumstances in 2009, when the president instructed the national bank of belarus to take care of its improvement and restoration, it took a long time, scientific exploration work, and not so long ago the media recorded headlines, and soon we will discover a new attraction while arriving only a few objects can be visited here , the palace itself is getting ready

wonderful work called david and barcelona which we see king david and his most beloved woman, boshev or versailles and even an angel or bless. at the same time , the educator of vitebsk, ivan ivanovich stoletinsky, a man of extraordinary erudition, was establishing a new life in music studies. he knew perfectly 16 languages ​​plus eight with a dictionary. in general, a unique personality, annual in the month of december in vitebsk hosts an international music festival named after him. by the way, according to the recognition of the vitibland festival, this is like no other , about 30 different cultural events are held annually in the city. this amazing city is imbued with the spirit of creativity , both citizens and tourists. everyone here is charged with the energy of art. every city has its own vitebsk street artists, apparently they are talented 10 points of very cool graphics. such creativity will not leave anyone indifferent. chagall he loved his city, which in almost every work depicted his first paintings. mark zakharovich. i wrote, no, not on an easel, but on bags, where it was now i will

they went on an excursion to france and ended up in versailles.aordinary beauty, roses. many varieties in us, er, those that were obtained in the eighties are presented, so the collection has aged significantly for many bushes for more than 30 years. and now it's very big. she matured the need for the reconstruction of the rose garden. we need to update the existing range. e roses, to replenish it, including with new highly decorative varieties , fighting is going on more here, right now , the castles were working somewhere nearby. something exploded there. why is this so important? here is a rose for donetsk, even now here we are creators, we are focused on positive activity, therefore, well, this only enriches us from us. and we give all this beauty to our people, which is necessary on the table, because people come, no matter what. we have the opportunity to share seedlings in our northern conditions, they grow so beautifully, only they overwinter very poorly in a greenhouse. if somewhere in the open field, yes, but i think that in the conditio

it felt like you were walking into, maybe, the versailles park. looks, but the girls will be much furtherare much further erased between sports and art, because uh, this is a difficult thing, you understand talent, no matter how much you study, uh, space and others planets, and in general talent will never be studied . hmm, it will never be possible to understand how tchaikovsky wrote the first concerto, how, uh , pisetskaya danced the sitov pocket and how this badger made a dying swan. alina kabaeva in a row and carmen stream. and how i myself enter there, and then it is very difficult for me to get out of it, because they leave quickly. and i'm very slow and it's all four legs going on. who would i be? i don't know. alina as always, evaluate your role very modestly, because they made each other's fate, polina kabaeva, she is not just her favorite student. i will never forget alina european championship in spain what she did. this is truly art. it just took off so that it was impossible to compete with her there. these were different galaxies. and this was their joint work , a disqualifi

uh, maybe versailles park.y perfectly looks, but girls sports art, because here are the masters of artificial. uh, this is a complicated thing , you understand talent, no matter how much they study, uh, space and other planets, and in general, talent will never be studied hmm , it will never be possible to understand how tchaikovsky wrote the first concert, how, uh, pisetskaya danced the pocket of the siths and how this badger made a dying swan, and they were in a row on gabaev and carmen how is it? i invented everything, and how i yearn for them in this stream and how i myself enter there, and then it is very difficult for me to get out of it, because they leave quickly. and i'm very slow and it's all four legs going on. who would i be? i don't know alina as always , evaluate your role very modestly, because they made each other's fate polina kabaeva, she is hers. well, not just beloved, a student of the european championship in spain, what she did. this is truly art. because she is so bright, so to speak, she

decided not to wait and show you everything right now so top, five reasons to visit belarusian versaillesvolovichi originates from the 15th century, its founder. one of the bodyguards of the king of the polish grand duke of lithuania casimir, and nicknamed the wolf. one day he saves the monks in battle with the crusaders. and as expected , he receives respect and, for sure, a title, however, astafievalovich gives loud glory to the surname. he was an outstanding statesman, diplomat, philanthropist, history says that he agreed to negotiate only with him in moscow. ivan the terrible himself also left and was the author of many state reforms. and was on the committee on the development of the second statute of the grand duchy of lithuania yes, and other representatives of the clans did not disgrace the surname. and even on the contrary, someone envied the bone principality of lithuania, someone held a post under the belinsky act. it became possible to list the conclusions in vitebsk for a long time, was large and bright, owned many lands. however, the main ones were breasted, that is, bundles

the versailles peace treaty following the results of the first world war, even its own constitution ofnties, where these rights were also spelled out , turned a blind eye to this and persistently, a policy of colonization was carried out. at the same time , interwar poland was a state, in fact, many national poles according to their census, which was also in many ways, which means this one was artificially wound up. especially if we are talking about the western head of western ukraine, the amount polish population. so the poles of the interwar mail accounted for 65% of the population, these are the poets of the census, that is, in fact , half of the population is people of other nationalities. and poland is purely unitary polish. this is such a nationalist and unambiguously fascist, one can even say, because one should not forget about who was the first to sign a non-aggression pact with nazi germany, only hitler came to power. in the thirty-fourth year, already the polish, the ruling elite signed a similar agreement and in many ways looked like nazi germany. by the way, here the pota

from monday at 15:00 on the russia channel, the fire revenge due to the injustice of the treaty of versailles played a huge role in the entire further development of the interwar period, the most prosperous country in europe at the epicenter of the global crisis the crisis of german industry is much stronger than in the united states of great britain gold, which cost approximately 10,000 paper marks by the end of the year. it was already worth a billion in circulation, there were about 103 million dollars in search of salvation germany chooses fascism most of the population would demand harshly and clearly deal with the challenges brought by the economic crisis, unique historical footage in a documentary film, the republic of vilmore. tomorrow at 15:05 on the channel, russia continuation of the conversation in the new episodes of our podcasts, so as not to miss anything, subscribe, listen and watch on the video platform, we watch substations, which we watch are very serious people. you'll have to move out. soon, what could be better than amazing people, i am still in shock. 21 july 21:30 some

son final series tomorrow at 21:20 on channel russia fire revenge due to the injustice of the versaillesy played a huge role in the entire further development of the interwar period, the most prosperous country in europe at the epicenter of the global crisis the crisis hit the port of irish industry much harder than in the united states america, gold, which was worth about 10,000 paper marks by the end of the year. it was already worth a billion in turnover and there were about $103 million in search of salvation. germany chooses fascism. most of the population would demand a tough and clear fight against the challenges that the economic crisis brought with it, unique shots of the historical chronicle in the documentary film maritime republic. at 15:05 on russia channel goodbye. what, why don't you tell me anything? well, we sat yesterday. i did not stint myself. but then something that, after all, then went to sleep. i keep thinking about this timur, that's all, there are evidence and a suspect, but the corpses no, the case cannot be brought to court. why necessarily a corpse. they coul

east with her. there was a solution to the issue of the oddanzian corridor under the terms of the versaillesity of danzig received the status of a free city on the territory of poland, this narrow piece of land overlooking the coast of the baltic sea separated the german lands from the territory of east prussia, hitler demanded that danzig be transferred to germany and lay along the baltic coast a neutral road to the east. in exchange for the danzig corridor, the fuhrer offered to extend the fact of non-aggression for 25 years and accept poland into the alliance of the anti-comintern bact. in order to discuss this question in january 1939 , the minister of foreign affairs arrived in berlin to meet with hitler. poland yuzov bek surprise at all offers. the polish diplomat answered the german side with a categorical refusal. accordingly, in the thirty-eighth year, the germans are specially further. poland take over a piece of czechoslovakia then tell you guys. listen, you are the same, why are we a noble nation, and you are predators, and in the thirty -eighth year, right after munich what does

art and culture, and apart from the wanderers, except for the parisian school of painting and the versaillesourt. i was also interested. and what is the belarusian icon, but here it was not so, i just did not understand it. i didn’t understand her, i didn’t understand these images and i didn’t understand these people, these faces that were written there, and only penno for several years came to me, awareness of the value of the importance of exclusivity. this phenomenon has been my interest since my student days. it was art history. and i did scientific work. he wrote, helped, uh, the manager department semyon kharitonovich dolmatov at the vitebsk pedagogical institute. i'm, uh, ph.d. in art history , a phd in my, uh, professional interests. this is belarusian culture speaking about sacred culture and art. now we have scientific positions and said the sacred has always arisen and the question arises about the attitude of the society of the state of state structures to this faith to what was included and is included in the real life of almost all citizens i was born in the soviet era and brou

well , and tiramisu, but how can you show me there is no versailles, toropov, after all, money has ruinedu were your boyfriend, sang songs with a guitar and did not show off. listen, you wanted to be a writer, you definitely wanted to be a life writer. and for your information, of course. girl fold everything neatly crumpled. i'm neat fine. are you still arguing with me? from you 92.300 rubles. please your card is blocked. what is that nonsense? try again. fine. unfortunately, the miracle did not happen, what are we going to do? nothing drove and finally arrived, did you choose anything? oh god, it's again. are you more of a waiter in a restaurant? no, well, if that doesn't suit you, then i can call someone else, you don't have to. it may be even worse than berry fresh tiramisu and a cuban cigar. what will you be? anything else? run to the nearest store, they should be there. i'm sorry i did not understand this to me. and who else do not you serve this table? me, but it's not my job to buy cigars from stores. surrender leave to yourself. i won't go anywhere. yes, guys, the pukh service, o

vskikarsky the garden here is almost like in versailles with art-concrete sculptures, decorative bedsere wild garlic onion dill. here it makes its way there , so i planted russian beans, that ’s what russian bob tarragon is called, several varieties of mint in the home collection of rarities there is a wood-fired samovar and old glass holders and a gramophone with records. you play old tangos, sink into a wicker chair and forget. what year is it today? we return to the alteration, we will install the doors of the canvas of those that lead to the technical premises, primed on factory, they can be safely painted in the desired shade. in our case, each cloth holds a set of hummingbird hinges in the color of the walls, weighing up to 50 kg, double-leaf swing doors to the kitchen were made especially for our project, their height is 2 m 60 cm. all holes for fittings were made at the factory using high-precision equipment . passes quickly and accurately construction debris. the graceful black handle in the tone of the graphic profile also remains easy to install. the effect is matte enlight

immortalized in the image of poland, the hyena of europe, the hyena overate after the treaty of versailles and riga, biting off the merensky region. in lithuania , the keshinsky region of czechoslovakia was swallowed up, where the poles felt like germans. they went through a fun, tank and infantry parade in the nazi style and forbade to speak czech penal violators for four złoty, but the appetite was already unsatisfied. poland began obl. on the free german city , dance provoked the uprising of the poles in the german part of the selesia and did not consider the borders with the soviet union final, hinting at the expansion of the eastern crosses. and they attributed these territories to the eastern armchairs. that is, it was, in fact, a colonial mini, a power in europe that used arab labor. yes. let's call a spade a spade western ukrainians western belarusians who used for their needs. that is, it was a traitor of the polish states that needed warsaw at that time and did not care how the locals live. if this corps is, let's say, polish or if it is ukrainian, it will be introduced on the te

heritage of federal significance, presumably the prototype of the main imperial stables was the versailles royal stables , which peter i saw during his visit to france during the soviet years , a detachment of the mounted police was located in the stable department, then the complex was a branch the hermitage has a unique history of a historical object, which is important to keep the position of the authorities of st. petersburg unequivocally, but a pursuing businessman personal interests. didn't like it. yes, of course, there was a desire, there under the pretext of a hotel. build apartments, but it's impossible. it's downtown, it's a historic building. this should be a space for all residents of our city. and when we talk about the fact that the government, first of all , cares about making it better and more comfortable for people to live in our city. yes, that is, as it were, to a greater extent personally interesting. litigation is going on and for the land of the apraksin yard, a plot of 14 hectares in 1744 received a gift from empress elizabeth count fyodor praksin from the very beg

the royal stables of versailles served, which peter i saw during his visit to france.viet years , a detachment of the mounted police was located in the stable department, then the complex was a branch of the hermitage. petersburg, definitely, but a businessman pursuing personal interests. didn't like it. yes, of course, there was a desire, there under the pretext of a hotel. build apartments, but it's impossible. it's downtown , it's a historic building. this should be a space for all residents of our city. and when we talk about the fact that the government first of all cares about making it better and more comfortable for people to live in our city. yes, that is, here, as it were, to a greater extent personally interesting. litigation is also going on for the land of the apraksin yard plot 14 hectares in 1744 received a gift from the empress elizabeth count fyodor praksin from the very beginning the territory turned into a full-fledged shopping district. merchants exhibited their goods for fresh juicy ice-creams, the famous russian poet visited here, alexander pushki

program, which he implemented, he is a thinker and he would attract russia and there would be no versailleshere they excluded russia and tried to humiliate that. says the russians of the upper volta you know nixon is certainly an outstanding president, but i remind you, there is some kind of pattern. so i noticed american politicians in general. they, when they retire, they say, very peaceful and cute things, in general there are many of them, ken was also that fruit, let's just say in his time when he worked. then he and he would say something, and because of this, a feeling is created of the general policy of the united states as something like this and some kind of reasonable combination of different things, you understand? well, in this sense, i have some kind of position. well, first of all, uh, nixon was. clinton has an imperial logic, and he acted in this as an american imperialist and nixon did when he was president, and in my opinion very successfully because he tore off china and the second point. he actually bought brezhnev's detente - it was generally the most serious mistake of

the treaty of versailles resulted in germany seating its colonies the at the same time, french troops occupied the rhineland. among their rank sport african soldiers, which german nationalist saw as a humiliation. they launched a racist smear campaign, calling the black shame that propaganda in turn fueled racism against all black people across germany into a far more dangerous form. the blood from the very start there was resistance. in 1919, germany's 1st black trained driver 19 the bobo and other people of african descent, listed their demands and a historic petition. the f boss on tire. dave was part of the anti colonial resistance, which had always been the how does what is it got? there was never a time when black people didn't find find or stand up. so the right was the few years i stood in because it's to tasha a kelly as a scholar inactive as to as documented the lives of people who brought about change in black german history. although marteen, the bobo had sworn allegiance to the weimar republic. she wanted to achieve something new with a petition. equal rights for black pe

discuss this more, i am joined by a research fellow of political science from the university of versaillesave you with us. let me ask you firstly, tell is about research that you have looked into. many people accusing france's police of being racist, even the un saying that french police need to look into issues of discrimination. the french —— french police unions and government say there are no foundations to those accusations. what do you make of those two different views? this what do you make of those two different views?— what do you make of those two different views? this is obviously a very traditional _ different views? this is obviously a very traditional contradiction - very traditional contradiction between two sides of the story. basically. — between two sides of the story. basically, first of all, what your audience — basically, first of all, what your audience needs to know is that there are no— audience needs to know is that there are no official stats in france when it comes _ are no official stats in france when it comes to— are no official stats in france when it comes t

two wonderful people from brittany, that i look to, as a little girl, born in versailles, did not know and having the courage. i remember, my parents said -- i asked them, why did you adopt us? >> and -- why did you adopt us? they said it is about love and discovering others. it does not matter if you don't have the same color hair or your face is different. we are here to give love, and to be able to give love, we have to get to know others and be curious about the world. at a very young age, it was all about curiosity and culture and art and not feeling entitled, the time and place where you are born, but open yourself to others. >> in the 1980's, you left france for san francisco. >> late 1980's, yes. >> why did you want to go to california? >> i love france. france at the time and maybe still even today, they never gave a chance to the young generation. it was very bureaucratic. it was like you work for 20 years to prove yourself to the world. when today, you are amazing young people, 20, 21, it is like amazing creative's. we have to bring generations together. >> you have no forma

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versailles peace treaty on the results of the first world war even own constitution of the early twentieselled out , they turned a blind eye to this and persistently, a policy of colonization was carried out. at the same time , interwar poland was a state, in fact, many national poles according to their census, which was also in many ways. this means that this artificial one is wound up, especially if we are talking about western belarus, western ukraine, the number of the polish population. so the poles, interwar mail accounted for 65% of the population. this is according to this census, that is, in fact half of the population. these are people of other nationalities, and more purely. unitary polish here is such a nationalist and unambiguously fascist one can even say, because we must not forget about who was the first non-aggression pact with nazi germany, only hitler came to power. in the thirty-fourth year, already the polish, the ruling elite signed a similar agreement and in many ways was equal to nazi germany. by the way, here the potato birch camp, which was created, was also deco

working with the city's history and landmarks >> one of those existing venues is the palace of versailles located about 40 minutes outside of paris. the historic and opulent palace will host equestrian events, which u.s. ambassador dennis campbell bower is excited to i love horses and grew around horses. so anything equestrian would be wonderful. the ambassador tells me she's already met some olympic hopefuls. you know, you can't but be moved. >> by their how hard they forked for so many years to get to where they are. so i think watching them compete, we'll be really, really exciting. she's looking forward to welcoming them and their families, coaches and fans to the city of light in just one year. >> organizers are really focused on sustainability when it comes to this year's games. they tell me that all but 2 venues either already exist or are temporary in paris. i'm marielena balouris. >> 6 people were injured after a fire and crane collapse in new york. it happened around 7.30 this morning in manhattan's west side. the moment the crane collapse was caught on camera. some incredibly s

one of those existing venues is the palace of versailles located about 40 minutes outside of paris. historic and opulent palace will host equestrian events, which u.s. ambassador dennis campbell bower is excited to i love horses and grew around horses. so anything equestrian would be wonderful. the ambassador tells me she's already met some olympic hopefuls. you know, you can't but be moved by their how hard they forked for so many years to get to where they are. >> so i think watching them compete, we'll be really, really exciting. she's looking forward to welcoming them and their families, coaches and fans to the city of light in just one year. >> and the ambassador is a california native. she spent some time in the bay area. so not only is she excited for the summer olympics here next year, but she's also excited for la twenty-twenty 8. not too far from all of you in san francisco. >> a connection that away. i love it. thank you so much. brings back a t-shirt. 38 is the time right now. as you study finds that san francisco's approach to battling covid resulted if you're deaths co

wells film and then there's real disappointment in the treaty of versailles.a real disappointment in wilson. and you have to remember, world war one was a war of choice. and wilson made that choice. and people have said, we're not republicans. and democrats were not making that choice. again. so the fight is about what do to stay out of the war. these gentlemen, i the while --, think that they don't trust roosevelt and he wants to do will lead to war, even though they privately admit that embargo repeal will pass because roosevelt controls the senate the house. so war said we need to make a good fight because other stuff is going to be coming down the pike. we're going to be opposed to. so let's dig in our heels now. but they're not crazy midwestern isolation honest in any regard. and gerald nye, who lynn olson, a famous and really trashes in her book i don't think is aware a valuation of the this is interesting too on the on the right this is amazing is laura ingalls not the one at's associated with the library but she's a famous pilot and she drops leaflets

. >> one of those existing venues is the palace of versailles located about 40 minutes outside of paris. the historic and opulent palace will host equestrian events, which u.s. ambassador dennis campbell bower is excited to i love horses and grew around horses. so anything equestrian would be wonderful. the ambassador tells me she's already met some olympic hopefuls. you know, you can't but be moved. >> by their how hard they forked for so many years to get to where they are. so i think watching them compete, we'll be really, really exciting. she's looking forward to welcoming them and their families, coaches and fans to the city of light in just one year. >> organizers are really focused on sustainability when it comes to this year's games. they tell me that all but 2 venues either already exist or are temporary in paris. i'm marielena balouris. >> and happening today, the san francisco parks and rec department. they're hosting a world cup village so you can watch soccer with a whole bunch of fans. it's team usa tonight versus the netherlands. it this event's free. they got the big scr

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