library were opened for guests, where the rarest books are stored, for example, a unique edition of voltairecatherine’s order on raising her grandchildren, all this is digitized, but, of course, is not issued in person. this is the abc with such beautiful illustrations. and another unique event of this night, something like this has definitely never happened here before. first marriage registration in the library named after pushkin. the west of the library reminded me of my student years, but i think it was just luck or chance, i don’t know, that we were offered to sign in the library in one of the oldest buildings where this could be done, the imagination of libraries can be envied, what i won’t do to make more time to draw attention to the book. alexander lyakin, maria emelyanova, andrey syk, evgeny lyamin, channel one. and that's all for now. these events are now on the first channel of pavar on wheels, today surgut, enjoy watching, and in the second game of the final series of the gagarin cup, the metallurgist turned out to be stronger than the locomotive, again the fans in magnitogorsk

said, if we paraphrase the hashmal of our performer today, this morning, the famous french poet voltairehe said that in the morning i... of the examination, and, as always, on wednesdays i will contact gomel, our colleague alexander lupirenko will share the news from this region, and also traditionally, together with masha khrustaleva, we will discuss the latest news from the world of media. today, of course, there will be guests, we will learn more about the charitable social project that the belarusian red cross is launching on the eve of may 9. and of course, everyone remembers that today is an important day, because the all-belarusian people's assembly is opening. a significant day for our country , the premiere of a song video with a very symbolic name will take place on the air of dobroya ranitsa in belarus: we can do anything. by the way, this composition is performed by angelina volkova, a young, wonderful singer, and today she will do it live. we are definitely waiting for her in our morning studio, and now it’s time for breakfast. our food blogger, anatoly moiseev, will share a

of those years, catherine ii, who happily corresponded with european philosophers, and often with voltaireertainly was, how strong it was, i think that everyone contributed to the best of their ability, including kant. if you set question whether we now live in an enlightened age, the answer will be no. but we live in the age of enlightenment, kant proceeds from the givenness of scientific knowledge, that is, in other words, here we have such a way of knowing the world, yes, we have the reality of scientific knowledge, moreover, this reality of scientific knowledge is just good known to be understood by kant, kant’s question is further posed, what makes such knowledge possible, how is it in general? not in the elementary sense, not in terms of the methodology of individual procedures, but in the nature of human knowledge, what in the structure of human knowledge makes this way of knowing the world possible, what is its basis, what allows it to be reliable, this is a very interesting kantian point, because kant proceeds from the fact that reliable scientific knowledge, yes, it exists, it si

as a preacher, invited here belarusian voltaire, philosopher and humanist simon budtny. kletsk that he wrote his famous catechism, the first. the bloodiest wars in the history of mankind, a shock wave covered the cellulose; with the arrival of the germans , a strict occupation regime, a regime of terror and mass executions was established in the area. about 9.00 residents of the area were victims of a terrible war, almost 5,200 were killed by the nazis during the occupation, 1,273 people were tortured in prisoner of war camps, dry numbers, but behind them... there are torn human lives crippled destinies. the nazis destroyed 12 industrial enterprises, plundered 18 collective farms, and destroyed many religious institutions and architectural monuments. for more than a thousand days and nights, kletchin was under nazi occupation. the memory of soldiers and partisans, civilians who died during the liberation of the area, was immortalized in 1975. in the modern historical center of the city there is a memorial monument, on it there is an image of a warrior, a partisan and a w

is important when they publish them they get huge reactions and they'll pick in later becomes for voltaire, for example, the french his rallying cry we africans are separate species. he's a polish genius. he believes that these people are separate. and so he's going to be looking at these anatomical structures as a justification for that idea. so i think we have to acknowledge the fact that these things had such huge impact in the same way that in the academy that certain things are are hot african. it was hot. i think even entirely spurious. wow. and and so let me ask you, thinking of these ideas and with this deep knowledge that you have of these particular essays, is there a a favorite one? i think when when readers are going to pick up this book and start to read through these essays, they might be a bit shocked by how completely they are and. and some of these ideas that are that are being put forward. so was there one when you first read it that you found particularly entered, tainting or shocking in its ideas. well, i certainly i spent the most time thinking about that one by barbar

well, voltaire reminded didn't he? he said reminded us, didn't he?ble to and he would die for the right to be offended by someone else. that's what we need to have in scotland. and why scotland. and that's why together supporting the together here supporting the challenge against it. we're encouraging all our signatures and viewers. nigel, the and all your viewers. nigel, the elections up. is elections are coming up. this is a scandal and outrageous. >> okay, well, we're not going to get involved with elections because that would quite because that would be quite difficult given where we are in the timetable. but no. allan, really interesting . and i'll really interesting. and i'll tell you what, introducing a touch of voltaire to proceedings this evening, i thoroughly approve you . i mean approve of. thank you. i mean party, is this is going to party, this is this is going to be an absolute legal minefield , be an absolute legal minefield, isn't it? >> it is. and even if you take the clip that you showed. yeah, there of course, was part there that o

building some significance, and if you didn't hear the episode or watched the news, a jewish man gideon voltaireen he was passing a pro—palestinian demonstration he was openlyjewish, which is something many people took offence at —— gideon falter. i suggested he moved on from the demonstration. and suggested he moved on from the demonstration. fast forward 24 hours, suella braverman is calling for the met boss to go and there is a lot of political discussion about what should happen. james cleverley has written to the metropolitan police commissioner, i understand they will have a meeting to discuss what happens in the coming days. i was asking the cabinet minister this morning, should mark rowley have to go. these are questions for the home secretary, i know he will be meeting with ministers in coming days, but the really important thing is we get policing right. if you look at what has happened in this incident, a member of the public has been told they cannot go about their daily life, walk around the streets of london because of their identity. that is not what equality means in society. bec

moreover , they died not only morally, but literally, for example, picasso’s chosen one, maria teresa voltairearting anymore, and picasso’s last passion, jacqueline rock, completely shot herself. each such love period ended the same way, a unique set of paintings was created, but the woman died, because pablo picasso abandoned her in fear that she would leave him first. one of the most... brightest pictorial periods was the period of dora maar, an artist mistress who was an aspiring photographer. pablo creates two unique portraits: a crying woman and a portrait of dora mar with a cat. on the second the cat finds it. on the girl's shoulder is surprising, considering that she hated these animals. picasso placed such details in his work when he wanted to take revenge on his chosen one. for example, when the relationship between dora and picasso cooled, he drew a cat. but when the first wife olga khakhlova even began to make a scene for her husband, who portrayed her as an evil old woman with elongated limbs and claws. the wisest of all the monster’s mistresses turned out to be marie françois gelo

in 1791, the french transferred the remains of the father of the revolution, voltaire, to the pantheonartist. well, probably david, jacques louis david, that’s right, artists over 800, adherents of this trend in painting transfer photographs onto canvas, achieving incredible image accuracy, hyperrealism, hyperrealism or photorealism, plates over 400, these plates are parabolic mirrors, antennas. satellite dish, that's right, history of russia for 400, auction 1.700 from maxim, 3700 from sergei, 8600 from you, valery, bet, well, 3.700, 3.700, let's play, four wives of ivan the terrible out of seven, anna koltovskaya, anna vasilchikova, vasilisa milentyeva and maria nogay suffered precisely. this is fate, in general, he forced them to divorce him, no, this is the wrong answer, they were forcibly tonsured, and there was no other way then, maria nagaya was tonsured as a nun after the death of ivan vasilyevich, under fyodor ianovich, after the death of tsarevich dmitry, the history of russia for 600, on july 7 , 1720, the russian fleet, consisting mainly of such ships, completely defeated t

he has imaginary debates over the meaning of equality' with the french philosopher voltaire.ve dialect he and all blacks use is a kind of second language', a correct incorrect grammar, in james' bitterly humorous phrase, taught to black children to use in order to hide their real knowledge, their true selves, a survival mechanism in a brutal world of white dominance and violence. >> any oppressed, enslaved or imprisoned people will find a way to communicate with each other in front of their oppressors, where the oppressors have no entry into their language. that's what we do as humans. it's often, it's, it takes the form of, of humor. fulfilling expectations is what will allow them to survive in this world. and so the way they speak satisfies the expectations of their oppressors. jeffrey: with a pencil gained at horrific cost to a fellow slave, james tells us: i wrote myself into being. >> it's the avenue to freedom. it's the avenue to self-actualization. what you can say to yourself about yourself will define you. jb, 8:28 there are passages here that are hysterically funny,

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voltaire was right, those who can make you believe absurd yits -- actually it was those who can cause you to -- let's say absurdities can cause you to commit atrocities. that's not the exact quote. we now believe the we now believe the absurd notion that it's all right to kill innocent men, women, and especially children, if in that process we're trying to get to a dastard who is hiding behind these innocent men, women and children. i refuse. i refuse to continue to be part of this unbelievable killing of men, women, and children before our very eyes. that we are funding. now. someone would say well, the war in ukraine, you're funding that. we might remember that ukraine is defending itself. in a war where there has been an invasion. i don't want war injury. -- i don't want war anywhere. you crane's innocent men, women, and children are being killed as well. but russia is funding that. russia. that's their fingerprints all over that. and i don't approve of what russia is doing. that's easy for us to say in this country. it's easy for us to condemn russia for what russia is doing. we d

what happened this is why i'm going to drop the pangloss >> okay, thank you >> talk a little more voltaire> you're going to do it in the original french? >> we're going to do erasmus, "much ado about nothing. that's actually shakespeare mixed with -- >> yes, i'm aware. >> march was a week month. we're getting that from a lot of different companies that say, you know, like jb hunt, march was a weak -- all the transports, except for union pacific, because they have precision railroading. did you see that number by jim >> yeah. >> your partner? your pal >> we got -- we do have a downgrade of night and cat on the notion that the business is operating well, but looks to flatten in the near term >> because march was weaker. and it's hard to get a grip on why march was weaker because you have so much infrastructure money coming in. so, i was surprised, but i know that there wasn't a -- >> by the way, they increased their target to $315 >> some of these guys were bears at $208. they were really terrible. i just think that what's happened, carl, is that we -- it's the jb hunt, which is that you had

voltaire.ulture news. the rendezvous with russia film festival has opened in omsk; it is held with the support of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives. this year is the show, which takes place in different regions every year. work has begun on restoring the fountains of the rumyantsev garden in st. petersburg. they have the status of cultural heritage sites. taken to restoration workshop. ekaterina gritsienko observed the process. floral ornaments, seashells, laurel wreaths, repeating fine patterns in cast iron is high art. at the same time , all elements were created as whole structures; there were no welded parts. all the welding here that is there at that time was not welding, all the welding here is from the evil one, it may be somewhere in the depths, in engineering structures, but not... not here, in the same disassembled form these two fountains arrived in 1867 petersburg from paris, their creator is the danish sculptor david enson, but art historians also mention another autho