treaty of versailles regarding how far this work is possible today, one very important point is omitteduch things as a rule was 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, actually, as we are today, you asked a very correct question, and in general, is it possible to lead without russia such negotiations, from my point of view, to prepare the content and try to explain to the world that it has a chance to prevent a continental and global war as the maximum task for such measures is possible now where is the place for the so-called the program of the ukrainian program, which i have already said about it more than once, it is actually located in the city of the resolutions of the un general assembly, that is, this document can actually be called a resolution of the un general assembly, which was voted in the fall of last year, and god be with him it remains there because of the authorship of president zelensky although from my point of view it would still be more correct to

marshal foch, who when he read the text this treaty of versailles said that this is not peace, but ae brilliantly right. actually exactly tyutelka in tyutelka in 20 years in the thirty-ninth year , the second world war officially begins. in the early twenties of the last century, most of the french, trying to get away from the painful memories of the war , plunged headlong into a life full of entertainment and enjoyment, these years were called crazy or crazy symbols of this era by contemporaries, the renovated paris city was significantly rebuilt, the remains were demolished medieval fortifications, the eiffel tower was no longer considered an ugliness and was declared a new symbol of paris . in 1922, the first radio station was launched in the capital of france and soon thousands of citizens acquired tube radios in residential buildings, new passenger elevators appeared, and telephone lines were installed in most apartments. thousands of provincials and emigrants from all over the world rushed to the capital of france soon paris became the most populous city in europe writers artis

i did a piece many years ago that was refused many times in many locations like "the bride" in versailless 10 years ago, and when i see the news about it, i ask myself, have we evolved? and we haven't. in many ways, it depends the level of consciousness of every country. i'm more conscious about certain issues than others. i hope that humankind is able to have an equal system and that everybody has the same human rights. that's what i aim for, and i want to play my part in it. i think we are better than we were 10 years ago, but i feel i still have a lot to do. >> your work has always showcased the incredible craftsmanship or craftswomanship , but at a time of laser cutting instead of hand cutting or 3d printing and artificial intelligence, do you think the laborious handmade crafts will still be viable financially, practically in the future? >> i think we live in amazing times. technology plays an important part of evolution, and it is important technology keeps evolving because it brings so many things. at the same time, we have to value tradition and the handmade. we live in a very bip

well, to versailles not to mention the fact that, as a historian, wilson left, severstal and congressdid not vote or ratify it. so, first and there , ligunations and in general into this agreement only then, uh, honest. uh, outback senators asked i read the transcript discussion of the universal contract. it's amazing it's declassified. only you in the forty-second year was they ask. why, we need national authorities. this will reduce our sovereignty, honest people from the hinterland, but berner. baruch is also sarcastic, says we can do it sir. well we will e state to ensure sovereignty. here's what they were counting on. but how can you count on it, not seeing how africa behaves like latin america refuses. in general, also organized not without participation. what forums to speak out, since we would like, how the united states came to the african forum to us, how they apply for brix, and so on. they do not see a phenomenon in the world, that it has begun to stir, and that in any case everyone looks at russia and the majority with great interest. perhaps even with the hope that maybe

since we didn't versailles, let's put on something simpler.uggest we change and let's go look for glasses. i do not drink. it is commendable that alcohol does not solve problems, but only exacerbates them. i absolutely agree with you, but we must, in the end, celebrate a housewarming party, really. so, well, in principle, it’s clear, there is a pantry for all the products. where is the refrigerator? yes fridge here, uh cast iron skillet and others. down here and the rest of the dishes are here too. i see. thanks. so knives for 12 years and came here almost every day. valechka are you still here? well, what are you? well, you don’t have to live with memories. i wish you health, prosperity and success. let's go. we 'll guide you. well, good luck to you all the best, health, success, all the best. what you? but for this i invited you rustam to offer me something spicy spicy. oh, dasha meet this is rustam hello, i invited him to work with us from an elite restaurant. very nice. i'm dasha and i'm pleased, mommy. it's the one that's yours a classmat

world war, when in 1945, the united states , in addition to moving their military headquarters from versaillesfrankfurt, germany , kept about 10% of their two million soldiers in germany. and today, when i am talking to you, the most equipped and the most numerous military base in the world is actually located in germany in america, beyond the actions that your excellency and respected journalists have pointed out, reliable sources have announced that the united states has military bases in 130 countries, and the sources of unofficial bases have not been announced. knowing each other exactly the number there are about 900 bases in 130 countries, of which 250 bases are located in germany. this is a large number . in fact, it can be said that about 30% of the bases are located in germany in the whole world . these 17,000 americans are also employed by the military forces, and 12,000 german civilians are employed by the german military forces. in fact , the american military forces in germany, that is, about 70,000 iranian military and civilian forces , are working for the bases. year 1950 that i

world war, that in 1945, the americans, in addition to moving their military headquarters from versaillesfrankfurt, germany , kept about 10% of their two million soldiers in germany, and today i am talking to you, the most equipped and the most numerous the military of the world, in fact, the united states has been located in germany since the time when your excellency and reporter mehr pointed out, reliable sources announced that the united states has military bases in 130 countries, and the sources of unannounced unofficial bases also know the exact number of 130 countries , there are about 900 bases that 250 bases have been placed in germany, this is a large number. in fact, it can be said that about 30% of the bases are located in germany in the whole world, and they pointed out that about 35 thousand americans are present in germany today in military bases. there are soldiers and 12 thousand germans are civilians germans are recruiting german military forces . in fact, american military forces are in germany, that is, about 70,000 iranian military and civilian forces are working for

champs-elysees in competition from a field at the foot of the eiffel tower, to the grandiose gardens of versaillesfamous red clay of roland-garros. their stories of triumph, determination and above all, athletic excellence will bring them here. to the streets and squares of this exquisite city, next summer, when the paralympics come to paris. >> so exciting. that music gets me every time. >>> we want to deliver a big thank you to everyone that helped us clear the shelters. over the weekend, thanks to you, nearly 200 pets now have a fur-ever home. at least 50 pets and counting were adopted at santa clary animal services center, and at berkeley rue mane, you helped find homes for 147 pets and there's still time to adopt if you're thinking about it. more than 40 bay area shelters are participating. for details visit nbc6.com/cleartheshelters. thank you for joining us at 4:30. janelle is working on the 5:00 newscast next. we're back in two minutes. nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now at 5:00, trying to make sense of all this chaos. the investigation turns into a brawl involving hundreds of teenagers at a po

you know that after the defeat of france at versailles 26 km from paris , the german empire was proclaimedfirst first russian king wilgel became german emperor wilhelm i. and after that, he sent, uh, a dispatch to alexander ii of russia to the russian emperor, where it was said that germany, after the lord god, owes everything to russia, but understandably. after all, foreign policy was handled by mustard. you can, as it were , owe everything to mustard, because it was he who convinced the russian tsar to take a completely neutral position. yes, germany is unified. a special chapter is the attitude of the chancellors. both gorchakov and otto von bismarck they were in close contact when the russian prince served as envoy in frankfurt am main continued when bismarck became the envoy of prussia in st. petersburg in a letter of the sixty-sixth year, he will assure the prince never doubted the reliability of friendship that has been connecting their countries and sovereigns for more than a century. it was the mutual understanding between germany and the russian empire that was especially import

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i used to work for gordon ramsey in versailles, which is a big corporation in a big hotel.t 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 restaurants telling the california restaurant 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

there is versailles washington, yalta-style building, that is, where people gather and install something, then it develops. we have the first time, the world war, the cold war was a world war. and it ended with an indirect collision in the presence of nuclear weapons, and an unusual enemy western adversary of the united states, the soviet union collapsed without the use of nuclear weapons . although he has yes, as the chinese say suicide, so the suicide of the soviet union happened, he means a loss and order is being formed in washington, so it’s stupid to say he is unipolar, he is washington. here it is specifically. why were americans with someone in 1990 ? now the bugs kievskaya with an egyptian mother-in-law determines who and what to do with their fingers, once a comrade sitting was called ukrainian. eh, churchill. to be honest, in his place, i used this for the first time, if memory serves. they compared godin with churchill, that is, his vietnamese dictator in the sixty-first year of linden johnson, then the vice president under kennedy went there to south vietnam and called him t

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since we didn't versailles, let's put on something simpler.ange clothes and let's go look for glasses. i do not drink. it is commendable that alcohol does not solve problems, but only exacerbates them. i absolutely agree with you, but we must, in the end, celebrate a housewarming party, really. well, in principle, of course, there is a pantry for all the products. and where is the refrigerator refrigerator here, uh cast-iron pans and others. down here and the rest of the dishes are here too. i see. thanks. so knives for 12 years and came here almost every day. valechka are you still here? well, what are you? well, you don’t have to live with memories. i wish you health, prosperity and success. come on, the driver will show you. well, good luck to you all the best, health, success, all the best. what are you blunt knives? but for this i invited you rustam to offer me something, spicy, spicy. may i tomorrow, oh, dasha , getting acquainted. this is rustam. hello, i invited him to work with us. it's the one who is your classmate who did not go any

his codename was he was a german air force pilot form and 1921 over the city of versailles. he became an agent for the new agency and it 19207 was sent to the united states. he was quite productive by 1935 when he was spotted trying to board ships in new york harbor and with a suspicious looking parcel and that parcel contained secret documents about american aircraft designs. naÏvely he was told to report back in three days for questioning by the military intelligence part he took the opportunity to get in a fast car and disappear into the canadian border where he took a ship back to germany. next image please. the next image is of pfeiffer here he is with his mistress who accompanied him everywhere. the admiral was in charge of the affair in germany, and asked to set up a special substation for the sole purpose of spying on the united states, which he did with considerable success. he is an interesting character. he had a scar on his left cheek tells you something about his social accounts. seventy german ship and battle in 1916. he had seen action. he was a respected memb

versailles, citizen antonova, you were invited in the case of the murder of your grandfather alenichevdy dedicated. here is a ring from your grandfather's collection. tell us under what circumstances you handed it over to yablokov. yes, i didn’t pass anything to the apple. and this is the ring i see for the first time. sorry what does that mean the first time you took it from your father's safe and gave him the apple. that is, you what do you mean i robbed my own daddy no? no, well, let's say they didn't get robbed, they borrowed time to help out their friend. you will not deny your acquaintance with the apple. i won't, but i 'm telling you, i didn't give yablov anything. wait the day before you said to cyril powder. and who is it? guys what kind of amateur performance? so i'll arrange for you, i don't understand something. with what such joy terra disowned me, it seems that someone famously cheated her before coming here, nothing i meet with her. you are the only task on the case, urbak received. here, do it. that's screwed up, and now antonov will be in all-round defense and that's i

the 33 will be back at the base in today's time before then heading out to versailles next weekend ofountdown for the recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as well recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as well and recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as well and truly recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as well and truly on. recover ahead of the final game against georgia. the countdown for the 33 as well and truly on. for some players selected today will be a culmination of his wife's work. a dream of appearing at a rugby world cup. the reality though with questions question still over form and fitness is at the hard work is onlyjust beginning for wales and warren gatlin. a cholesterol between portsmouth and kaplan on saturday turning out to be a match to rememberfor turning out to be a matc

laying out a splendid cornucopia of meats, fruit, and wine to put on for you the lavish louis xiv versaillesimes folks, i snap awake in the woods by the airport, throw a tarp over a dirty baby pool and trap a ragtag collection of forest creatures using cheese laced with cough syrup, then make them watch me honk through a broken harmonica in the deranged meth-head's party hut of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile." >> stephen: it's a ladder to the stars. meanwhile, zombie fans rejoice! we've just learned that "the walking dead's" daryl spin-off takes place in france. so daryl's gonna be fine. french zombies are notorious snobs. "ugh, your american brains don't even come with a bearnaise or a nice sauvignon? go away. i wait for a proper french cerebellum." plus, they're easy to get away from, 'cause you can just trap them in an invisible box. meanwhile, over in the department of luxury snoozin', casper is hiring professional nappers with exceptional sleeping ability. i would love to see that job interview. "well, i guess my biggest weakness is... [snoring] meanwhile, "domino's pizza is s

we saw for the first indictment, he made a speech more grievance laden, the second one was at versailles, people rallied around him. this time, talk about inflation, the economy, talking immigration. we are not because they're trying to distract me. i won't distract from you, the american people. that must be the message. >> and we assume this will be a relatively quick proceeding today. he will plead we assume not guilty. his team is signaling what the defense will be, primarily this is the criminal invasion of free speech. >> that is their main defense. what i want to focus on is today will be relatively straightforward in all likelihood, but the calendar going forward. i heard someone on an anti-trump network, call it what it is, says they can get it in before the 2024 election. has that person tried to make dinner plans with ten people, try getting everyone on the same schedule. you need a lot of depositions and people's factual recollection of what happened in days and weeks around this time period. that's going to take a lot of time. there will be a lot of interlocutory appeals. >>

palace of versailles, we do not know yet, because the signal that sends .xactly. but you mentioned when the late queen died, president macron delivered a speech in engush macron delivered a speech in english to the british people, which perhaps shows , you know, which perhaps shows, you know, how felt about the british how he felt about the british people and the royal family and what meant to them. so i'm what they meant to them. so i'm sure be themes of that sure there'll be themes of that when in september. when we see them in september. >> for thank you . >> cameron for now, thank you. the department for transport have released a tistics on car compliance. speed limits on britain's roads. the report found that 50% of motorists speed on 30mph limit roads with speeding being a main contributor of casualties caused on our roads. with the number of fatalities rising to nearly 1700 in 2022. >> well, joining us now, west midlands reporterjack >> well, joining us now, west midlands reporter jack carlson >> well, joining us now, west midlands reporterjack carls

why did the second world war begin, and what does the treaty of versailles have to do with it, whichith this tutorial. i think yes, perhaps we will not turn around yet, but in general , historically, our dispute is such. it will continue already today in there a few minutes of the next part of the program. allow me to introduce our new inspector to the reserves , he is going to raise people. listen to the special forces here, we have our own life and our own laws here. to be honest, i give you such a term, we have to figure it out. you should be killed maksim drozd general gathering reserve spetsnaz on friday at 20:00 on ntv you are super super season premiere on the third of september at 22:00 on ntv, pay with ozenbank cards up to 25% open for free in the ozon bank application. this is an advertisement for the drug kagocel without exaggeration and double meanings. after all, from the first day of taking it, it begins to reduce the severity of the symptoms of influenza and sars , regardless of the type of virus, and helps to reduce the duration of the disease, so kagocel is the highe

to remind everyone that after the west allowed germany to violate, which means the basis of the versailles concluding the munich agreements. the soviet union had the only opportunity to save and delay the start of the great patriotic war, including moving the borders, concluding this agreement. this was a serious success of the soviet leadership and soviet foreign policy, therefore, the success of foreign policy , the success of our army and the development of the world system in e, no unipolar model will depend on the device of the future and the future of our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren to war. unfortunately, this agreement did not prevent. although it must be admitted, of course. sergey gave us a certain amount of time. well, let's return directly to the event that is definitely taking place in south africa today. this is an event of a global scale, since it reflects and reflects very prominently all those trends in the transformation of the world order that we are talking about today. i would also like to note about one e so significant. in my opinion, the thing, in

there is versailles-washington -yalta-podsdam, that is, where people gather and install something, thenirect clash, but an unusual enemy of the west, an enemy of the united states, the soviet union collapsed without the use of nuclear weapons. although he blamed. although he has yes, as the chinese say suicide, so the suicide of the soviet union happened, he means a loss and order is being formed in washington, so it’s stupid to say he is unipolar, he is washington. here it is specifically. why were americans with someone in the ninetieth year? in the ninety-first year, to negotiate no, another such power is the kiev washington order. hmm now the kiev washington region is here. and the clap of kievskaya with the egyptian mother-in-law determines who and what to do with their fingers, when a comrade was called a ukrainian , uh, churchill? to be honest, in his place, i tensed up for the first time, i used it, if memory serves. they compared godin with churchill, that is, his dictator in the sixty -first year, lyndon johnson, then the vice president under kennedy, went there to south vietn