sam von trapp: we were.it was nice living so close to her because when it was just us with the family, she would relax a little bit more. whereas when there were other people around, she would sort of learn to put on her public persona. so it was nice to get those pure moments where we could just be with her as our grandmother. maria's thinking was this place is too lovely to keep to ourselves that we need to share it. and that was why she wanted to open it up to others. tabitha lipkin (voiceover): for almost 75 years the trapp family lodge has been drawing nature lovers to its picturesque grounds. and when it's leaf peeping season, they offer many different ways to take in the natural surroundings. [music playing] whoo! this trail! sam von trapp: mountain biking has become a big part of what we do here in the summer. we've got a beautiful trail system here. it's a really great way to explore nature. and of course, we make sure that all of our network trails lead into fun places like the beer hall. our fathe

will hitler give von leib new significant reinforcements?o the germans. the need for a speedy attack on moscow, winter is ahead, and so to speak, a purely military side, but there is another equally important one, this is political, then whether the germans will be able to capture moscow or not depends on a lot, the behavior of the satellite countries, the further position of turkey and the behavior of our allies for further supplies, in a word... hitler needs moscow at all costs, and since he will not risk withdrawing troops from the moscow direction, i am sure of it. well, logical, logical. svedyuninsky, how are you under pulkovo? so, have reinforcements arrived? yes, the bros with their damn code. how many infantry and tanks did you receive? so the sappers finished their work? okay, attention to the flank, understand? especially to kuritka, don’t take your eyes off him! at the first change in the situation, i report to me immediately; at the first, i have everything. i am sure that von ley will go around, around what, the central pulkovo

german general kurt von tipelskerch wrote. the result of the offensive was amazing.this case, it will be an honest detective story. i welcome you, dear friends, to our next release of the author’s program besagon tv, it will be called milpardon under the blanket. milpardon in french, a thousand apologies. i think you will understand why we called our program that, but as usual.

he was like, okay, i want you to play kerry so i was like, all right i'll google kerry von erich.>> it's a large man. >> seth: yeah. because you -- i mean, people can get in shape for roles but -- >> i can get in shape for a role >> seth: but people can't get taller >> no. [ laughter ] i can't -- i told sean, i can try to act that big. >> seth: yeah. >> but i don't know if i can act, you know, two feet taller >> seth: yeah. >> 200 pounds more >> seth: you have your own words, i read in an interview, you describe yourself as a short king >> oh no, no, no, no, no no not my own words >> seth: not your own words? whose words? >> no, no, no, no. this is very embarrassing for me [ light laughter ] i would not call myself that >> seth: okay. >> cam the journalist said -- i was talking about kerry. and i was like, he's a large man. i'm not a large man. and cam, the journalist, who i love was like, no, you're a short king >> seth: gotcha. >> and i went, sure. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> and that was it >> seth: yeah. but before i went in your dressing room, everybody said, remembe

the forces of 162 and 252 infantry divisions under the general leadership of ss gruppenführer eric vonin pursuance of a special order from himler, to destroy villages in the pripyat marshes where resistance will be shown, and to shoot all those suspected of supporting the partisans. as evidenced by the materials the prosecutor general's office of the republic about previously unknown facts, it was a mass extermination of the population, although the method did not quite live up to the hopes of the nazis. from the report of the 2nd ss cavalry regiment. this method did not give the expected result, since the swamp was not deep enough for them to drown. during the operation , the pripyat swamps in july-august 1941 burned the village. khatynichi, gantsevichesky district, 73 people were killed. turov district, zapiochya - 300 people, pogost - 69, rycha - 26. storazhovtsy - 30 people, chernichi - 40. kosovo district, velikaya gad, person, holy will 436. parichi district, ostashkovishte, 120 people, slaven 72. pruzhansky. borki, vybrody, glushets, zalesye, kletnaya, radec, 13 people, chatel,

german general kurt von tipelskerch wrote. the result of the offensive was amazing.ermany in the eyes of its allies was greatly shaken, because at the same time in north africa. therefore it had to end in victory, and they didn’t just fail to achieve this , they didn’t just stop, as they stopped in the moscow region, that is, they were thrown back, but they were able to slow down, here, in general, they were able to slow down only on the mius, that is, relatively speaking, they returned to the positions that were before the start of the campaign, that is, the company, the entire company of the forty-second year turned out to be a failure, if the annual wehrmacht company failed, this means that this is a turning point. in the battle for the caucasus, 276 thousand soviet soldiers and officers died. in 1944 , a medal for the defense of the caucasus was established. she was awarded 870,000 people, about 300 natives of the caucasus and transcaucasia were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. cities. the day of the defeat of german troops in the caucasus, october

joining us now, former doj attorney hans von spakovsky.what's going on. former president trump is saying basically there was, that fani willis' team met at the biden white house before she brought the indictment. house judiciary chair jim jordan is saying that the january 6th committee helped fani willis, you know, on the trump case, and then we hear17 encrypted final files -- 117 encrypted files were deleted by the january 6th committee. we don't know if she got those files. and then she's getting luxury trips with her boyfriend, allegedly, to go around the world after he hired him on the trump 2020 case. what's to your take on all of this? >> well, look, it's important to understand that she may have violated federal law. he got no approval from the county commission to hire her boyfriend as a special prosecutor. that's required by state law. and at the time that she's paying him with taxpayer money, he's buying luxury tickets for himself and her. that raises the issue of a vendor of the county giving kickbacks. that's a potential violat

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and receives von -- will be joining us again at the top of next hour. all right, coming up, you need to know the advice from counsel the head of the national constitution center, when the official start of the presidential contests in just two days away. the republican front runner is facing 91 criminal counts, claiming broad presidential immunity and there are looming questions about his eligibility to run for president. the singular jeff rosen joins me next to make sense of it all and to talk about his important new book, the pursuit of happiness, about how the famous phrase came to define the founding of this country. the u.s. has carried out another strike against iran -backed houthi rebels. now president biden is facing resistance from some republicans and democrats were not seeking congressional approval for that military action. the houthis are promising a, quote, strong and effective response. d effectiv response ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ (christina) wanna know the secret ingredient to running my bus

and on the night of 27th, the lead divisions of adolph von stein, where carl shirts and the 11th corpsere camped at white side and john white geary's division. the 12th corps was at shell mound, and the next day, october 28th, those troops into lookout valley and, the 11th corps troops, howard so howard's men encamped about a mile north of brown's ferry and geary's division halts and a railroad junction called war hatch, where a rail line, a spur line, led south miles to trenton, georgia. and the main line ran around the nose lookout mountain and into chattanooga. the enemy could easily observe ernie. every one of our movements wrote carl shirts. and it occurred to some of us the separation by nearly three miles of bad road of gary's small force from ours was really invitation to attack under very favorable to the enemy. but such was the disposition made by hooker. so what shirts is telling us is that brown's very force and howard's reinforcements here at brown's ferry and gary's division is here at will hatch. now, the reason they're there is because they're going to be protecting tha

what's the quote which is about the legally appointed legal team of mr. von funds would also so from the proceedings with to the, to the out of the quote and they were not given the right to cross executive to defend the appliances is unconstitutional. this is against the principles of natural justice. a local journalist springs us more from near the prison where the sentencing took place just one week before a commercial election in pakistan. a special court established under the operation with secret dec. inside this prison on tuesday 100 board farmer 5, mister evelyn con ex spot. i'm ready to start shop. maybe with good. i see. 10 years in did it beside focus. the charges, i guess iran calm, odd that he never returned and officer document called cipher late on by the, by expanding, investigating washington for the final office, cause of defense cleared before the court. that's, i've heard about the us guns privacy. i guess the next then is the stuff like as far as the direct and repetitive influx funds appear on the charges of the violation of the secret back date is particularly

and now it's the same case with the ukraine where ursula von der leyen opened the gates in europe.not a national decision. so how far do you think the farmers are going to go? because i saw a report this morning that there were some farmers who were heading towards the big internationalfood market, and they want to block it. is that is that a good idea, do you think? we have one farmer that commits suicide every three days. so it's a big sign of we are not going well and we stayed silent because we don't have much time. there is a lot of work. and so if we started this movement, i think it again can go far because people are desperate here. the imf has grown its forecast citing resilience in major markets around the world and has advised against immediate tax cuts which had been hinted at by the uk government. 0ur economics editor has more. this update comes out every couple of years and we are used to the slew of years and we are used to the slew of bad news from the various crises that have come but a sense of light at the end of the tunnel in the latest global forecast. 0ver at

i remember kerry von erich, yeah, a big wrestling family. >> yes, long line of wrestlers. really an amazing story. they rose to fame so quickly and really changed the whole platform of wrestling. they took it to levels that nobody really had ever seen before. >> jimmy: they also had really, really tough lives in general. >> yeah. the whole family was followed by sort of a curse. >> jimmy: yeah. it did seem like that, or something like that going on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, this is -- which one's the real family, which one's you guys? [ laughter ] it's hard to tell. you guys are in color, that's how we know. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you play kevin von erich, a surviving member of the family. has he seen the movie? >> he has. >> jimmy: what did he think of the movie? >> dude, he loved it. >> jimmy: he loved it? >> he loved it, which meant just everything to me, man. >> jimmy: i bet. were you watching him while he watched the movie? [ laughter ] >> no, that would have been weird. it was awkward enough just knowing he was in the room. but yeah, naturally when you're playing somebody

gives me strength for independence. antonia also found that the give out the foundation with eliot von b a is to support trans people, especially in countries were being trans and still have moved and where the fight for trans rights is still ongoing. they've already collected more than $100000.00 euros and donations and that's contributed to trans causes around the world. i've been privileged because when you're a senior and your business see you can influence change much easier. and if you lots of someone to help the world understand that discrimination all the hate to the bullying as long as they because people don't understand, they fear who we are and we know different to everyone else and they should have no fear. antonia has displaced, unique way of connect text, and i would say even call club members coming along and being part of the discussion and saying, look on, i don't really know much about this, but i really know i'm telling you well, and i really want to support this antonio also use as many car and vintage car events to draw attention to the transgender foundation. she

civilian population to danger, it was decided to send three parliamentarians to the city commandant otto vonlyash, the demands of the soviet side. the bunker itself, it has been preserved, in which the city commandant was sitting, so they were able to get here at the moment of the ceasefire, three, yanovsky and fedorkovich pitalnik and conveyed this proposal, to which the city commandant vottylash responded with consent, and thus the city surrendered, but for a long time there was a blank spot in the history of the city and its environs; neither local residents nor historians... knew about the death march in palmnikin in january 1945, until martin bergau decided to tell the whole truth. in 1945 he was 15 years old, he lived in polmnikin and was a member of the local hitler jugend. these teenagers were tasked with catching those prisoners who survived the death march and managed to hide in the forest, and then escort them to be shot. the massacre took place in front of martin. i saw how a deep ditch was filled with bodies, they were forced kneel down, and then they killed in cold blood, there

from the munich philharmonic, i, as an academic musician, was pleased to visit the venue where herbert vonl art in that region. filmed, filmed, there are already small scenes, there are large stage theaters, but for an artist, for a professional, in our collective i have always raised them this way, there are no bad scenes, all scenes for you are a professional stage, i train them every day in order to they understood that they were portraying on stage, they had to know a lot of things, but now many cultural centers have already undergone some major renovations and almost everyone is wearing shoes and clothes. the stage looks decent, and there are no such difficulties, and there is lighting, and there is sound order. guys, the orchestra is a little restrained , you have already driven it, we take folk music that has lived here for centuries, you can’t think of anything better than it was, the color comes from the combination of cymbals, and cymbals, when they play with inverted sticks, they ground, a pipe or flute, let them play almost non ligata stakata, this is my creative laboratory, wh

and also learn we have julian von stacy, the director of the middle east and north africa program of the european council on foreign relations and invalid. and we have been arrows who's the founder and editor in chief of be any and telling use a business media company focusing on emerging markets. thanks so much for joining us on the inside story. now when it comes to the war on gaza, we know there have been deep divisions as we've just been reporting, but that division is overseas far. it seems from what we're hearing in brussels. there is now some unity or what may happen that the so called day off to even germany now stores supporter of israel from the beginning is speaking about a 2 state solution. so we're talking about a monthly meeting of u foreign ministers, but they do have some special guests this month. i see. and this of tends to be some kind of draft road map to peace that's going to be discussed. julie is the use biting for relevance. hill has what happens in the red sea over the last of a while has that pap smears a fire under some you legions. do you think? well, i th

percent of votes has passed, the former president to run for the white house, the guides florida governor von desantis came in 2nd the i'm phil, go welcome to the program, the landscape has appealed to world latest to present a united front and support for you, crime against russia. speaking to global business and political leaders of the world economic forum in switzerland, the ukranian president on the west for its military support and cold from mo, saying the war against the russians advising has not become a frozen conflict. and he delivered a warning to the world about russian president vladimir putin who was hatred. he said, threatened more than just you cry. put in his trying to normalize what you do have and did in the twenty's thing. 3 mess deeper d since see it is and will adjust the raise to the ground and the terrifying feeling that the war may never end. in fact split 10 employees more. we all know that he is the sole reason why barry is wars and conflicts are seized and why all attempts to restore peace have feels they w correspondent. they calmly in keith told me more about wha

from the munich philharmonic, i, as an academic musician, was pleased to visit the site where herbert vonre suddenly we presented our national art at such a high level. in that region, the kremlin palace also applauded, the impression of the sea, so at one time we gave about 120 concerts a year, we recognized belarus across the border, in america, when we worked in italy, not only italians were at our concert, they asked, asked, but they didn’t hear belarus. filmed, filmed, there is already a small dekakt , there are large cinemas, but for an artist , for a professional, in our team i have always brought up this way, there are no bad scenes, all scenes for you are a professional scene, i bring them up every day, for this so that they understand what they are depicting on stage, they must very there is a lot to know, but now many recreation centers have already undergone some major renovations. and almost everyone is wearing shoes, the stage looks decent, and there are no such difficulties , and there is lighting, and there is order with the sound, guys, orchestra, a little restraint, you

because instead of napoleon, charles xii, winston churchill, charles d-gol, otto von bisburg, helmut now at the head of state there are people who also play in block 95, only in the name of meromura, not one of them in 8 years saw or heard what was happening in the donbass. they didn't see the children killed, they weren't there. on the avenue of angels, they didn’t see these explosions, these destroyed houses, schools, crying mothers, mass graves, they didn’t see any of this, you know why, but because they are also criminals, don’t believe it, listen, here is the chairman of the european parliament, europe’s chief diplomat ... united states, hunter biden. president joe biden's son hunter may to be charged with transporting prostitutes across state lines, the daily mail reports. we are talking about violations of the so-called mann act, which prohibits the transportation of people across state lines for any sexual activity. according to the publication, in five months the son of the american leader spent $30,000 on escort services, in particular, the gp morgan chase bank in its repor

react, in case you want to escalate any further, but i don't see a strong interests neither by your von, nobody is why you all the us to get into a full blown regional at this time. the only group that would be interested come us, but we have seen at the same time that all these attacks are limited so that they will not cause a major or at least direct confrontation. one wants to build up its nucleus potential before getting into this direct confrontation and they have not finished so far. that's um, middle east expert christian help. there we go. many, many thanks for your insights. thanks to you. so let's look at some more news making global headlines this. our congo is president felix the g. c. k. d has been sworn in for a 2nd term after chaotic and contested elections ceasing. katie and his party won the vote by a landslide, but polling was marred by fraud allegations and logistical disruptions. opponents caused for defense went mostly unheeded amid a mass deployment of security forces. kindergartens have opened in subway stations in the training and city of hawk. he's allowing chil

division officer edelweiss, adolf von ernsthausen, wrote: “unheard-of tension reigned in our camp.the understanding that this enterprise, which had begun. in february 1943, the liberation of novorossiysk began. soviet paratroopers landed on the western coast of tsimes bay. they managed to recapture a small piece of land with an area of ​​28 km. the marines nicknamed it little land. they held this bridgehead for 225 days. kleist managed to withdraw army group a from the caucasus, this was generally even appreciated by hitler. hitler, in principle, never did not encourage anyone to withdraw troops. admit it, but he withdrew his first tank army, and other troops as well. and so kleist received the title of felix marshal in february 1943. that is, the man received the title of general fred marshall, in fact, because he was able to lead the group out. this group a , which actually carried out the attack on the caucasus, was, of course, very battered, but not defeated , it was not possible to completely defeat this combat-ready german fist, but nevertheless we can take this into account

karl friedrich and hieronymus von munchausen - german freiherr.tain of the russian service. born into the family of a colonel. at the age of 15, the young man went to military service, upon retirement, he spent his evenings telling incredible stories and fables. it was then that the german writer rudolf eri chraspe heard the stories of the cheerful baron and transferred them to paper. this is how his work , the adventures of baron munchausen, was published. the same munchausen that is discussed in the play, not a liar at all and... a sensitive storyteller, a fantasy universe of positive thinking. his love for life and everything around him, his spiritual freedom, does not fit into the world of ordinary people. a tragicomic performance, filled with jokes and eccentricities, helps to look at the world through the eyes of munchausen. his creative energy and attitude towards the joy of life will charge the viewer with positivity, perhaps making someone a little happier. in the play. an excellent cast is involved, honored artists of the bssr and the re

but that's his appointment is not only by the members of the family of victims of von lennox protection, but also from senators across of yellow. there are 2 secretary goods of having an, a, quote, a product that is killing people in this issue is not new and the fact and that's also at the center. so say that no new bills on child safety has been passed is due to the power that the social media companies still have companies that dissent are not only a cheese of not doing enough, but also of actively blocking steps to hold them accountable. and that's the moment that we just had the when, after turning to the audience and apologizing him a to them, he then was ask if he would also, if taste them and face this allegations directly. if companies should, it'd be able, if can you to be able to be sued, not just his company, but also he should be issued personally, he dosh this question and he also touched a suggestion by a center to set up a victims a compensation fund. okay, so besides that he could exchange what else stood out of the scaling is the senate hearings are called a part of ef

the former director general of the european space agency, john von, i was following the landing as i asked him about his reaction to this historic event. a very simple congratulations to our japanese friends. it's a very big achievement to land on the surface of the moon and not destroy the spacecraft at that time is a big achievement. it's so difficult. now we're hearing that various pro, there are problems with the solar panels. how serious is that? you see the difference is if you have a car and you have some problems with your car, you're just wait for somebody to help you that's not possible on the moon. so therefore, all the systems of a spacecraft, a sense of a very they have to work all of them. now they have some issues of the, obviously with the solar panels. this does not mean that it's the end of the mission. first of all, they have batteries on board and this album, obviously, number 2, you don't know, it might be that they get also some sunshine on the, on the, on the solar panels later on. so it's not at all the end of the story and it's already a big, big success. now

in mid-february 1943, german diplomat ulrich von hassel wrote down in his own.weeks have been characterized by the most serious crisis that we have ever experienced in the war, this crisis has struck the whole of germany, it is symbolized in one word, stalingrad. this was the first defeat of the germans, when there was a retreat near moscow, there, in general, german propaganda, it ... rafts and barges with coal, timber, resin. during the civil war, joseph stalin took part in the defense of tsaritsyn from the troops of general red. since 1925, the city began to bear his name. during the era of industrialization, there was a tractor factory, a hydroelectric power station, and other large enterprises were built here. in june 1941, shortly after the start of the great patriotic war, students at the stalingrad tractor-building institute hung a large map on the wall, intending to mark with flags the advance of the red army deep into germany. none of them could have imagined that very soon the full power of the german military machine would fall on their hometown. by

but i don't see a strong interest in either by your von. nobody's. why you over you asked to get into a full blown regional at this time. the only group that would be interested come us, but we have seen at the same time that all these attacks limited so that they will not cause a major or at least direct confrontation who wants to build up its nuclear potential . before getting into this direct confrontation and they have not finished so far, that's the middle east expert christian help. there are go many, many thanks for your insights. thanks to you. a brief look at some more news making global headlines. condos. the president felix chief security has been sworn in for a 2nd term after chaotic and contested elections. she's a katie and his party won the vote by last wide, but polling was more by fraud allegations and logistical disruptions. opponents calls for descent, went mostly on heated, amid a mass deployment of security forces. the kindergarteners have opened in subway stations in the ukrainian city of hawkins, allowing children to return to

it’s completely different. you speak german, i ’ll sketch out the name for you now, so arnd freytak von up with the idea that german troops should be led into polish territory, because he knew the real situation polish troops, which is exaggerated, by the way, the fact that they are ready to lead troops, this is also the new government talking about the real state of affairs. and one more important point, that they are not they don’t believe in any victory for the kiev regime, because if you look at the argument for why and why troops are needed on polish territory, there will be an eastern border, just like if this plan, i’m not saying it’s real, it’s partially real, it generally unrealistic, which publishes a build about how russia will attack in 24, for the second time, by the way, it was published in the fifth year at nato, because the basis there is that ukraine has everything, there is no khan, that is, at the basis. them, that's it, they were written off, these signals play a much greater role than any others, but they come to kiev, in reality they don’t believe in the water of t

but i don't see a strong interests neither by your von nobody's. why you all the us to get into a full blown regional at this time. the only group that would be interested come us, but we have seen at the same time that all these attacks are limited so that they will not cause a major or at least direct confrontation. he wants to build up its nucleus potential before getting into this direct confrontation and they have not finished so far. that's a middle east expert christian help. there we go. many, many thanks for your insights. thanks to you. a brief look now. it's some other stories making news, congo as president felix cheese occasionally has been sworn in for a 2nd term. after chaotic and contested elections. katie and his party won the vote by a landslide with pulling was more by fraud allegations and logistical disruptions or kindergartens, have opened in subway stations in the ukrainian city of hawk. he's allowing children to return to the classroom for the 1st time since rushers invasion. almost 2 years ago, facilities opened in 5 statio

first von leib stole it, and now von god, thieves, all of you thieves are cowards, not only of peopleves, okay, you will receive my order, you will receive it today. alyosha! you received my letter, let’s sit down and talk in in the yard, you know, we will talk, it’s hard now, alyosha, to think about the future, but how can there be no future, for the sake of this there is no need to talk about it, the suffering of the people is heavy, ours, daria vlasyevna is with you, oh, howling at night. if you have enough patience, well, that’s it, you’ll endure it, you’ll endure, you’ll live, daryavna, a little more, the day will come. the last one will fly over our heads, the last one of a distant, long time ago, war will seem to you and me the moment we push with our hand, you didn’t understand me, i was instructed to invite you to speak on the radio, me, why and about what, well, now as you understand, they will capture a simple one, just like this, bold on a hastily weaved scarf, like this, when under an ortho-shooter you feel the silk in your hand, please, just don’t forget to take the text

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its author was the commander of the army group center, general field marshal fedor von bock.a very highly professional military man, he was a pure prussian, a veteran of the first world war, he was also an officer of the general staff back in the first world war. so short, very dry. and his plan was as follows: to deliver three strikes, that is, he has two strikes on his flanks. tank groups, the fourth field army advances in the center, respectively, first these tank groups they create cauldrons in which the group that defends the moscow direction is destroyed, after that, surrounding these cauldrons, tank groups hand over these cauldrons to the infantry, which begins to squeeze these cauldrons with soviet troops, destroy them, after which the tank groups begin a breakthrough on both sides, bypassing moscow from north and... encircle, partially defeat, then close the defense of the soviet troops, partially encircle them, which is called working out in moscow. aviation and then force it to either surrender or attack, and for this they were created special tank groups, the germ

of voters, those spots are full of my presence to run for the wife has the guides florida governor von desantis came into the i'm so glad to welcome to the program united states as it has hate to moore, who is the mother she targets inside of gammon. after seizing a rain, you know what happens intended for the rebels. u. s. navy sales, right as a vessel there, the coast of somalia last week seized weapons include warheads for medium range, ballistic missiles, an anti cruise missiles. washington claims and such a shipment is proof that iran is still delivering advanced ministry a to the who is with use it to attack international shipping in the red sea. it's the nicest of these attacks that talking to the greek owned the congress chief on tuesday a day after the us of. and she was struck off the coast of government who they say the attacks aimed at supporting palestinians in israel's war in gaza. despite these latest us strikes against tuesday, targets national security advise that jake sullivan told the world economic forum in switzerland that'd be united states is not seeking to escal

the commander of army group north, general field marshal wilhelm von leep , was considered an exemplaryry leader. an officer of the old school, he looked down on the nazi upstarts and was not shy. about the future of the city of st. petersburg. in it it was said. the city of st. petersburg from the face of the earth. after the defeat of the soviet army, the existence of this city will not make any sense. it is proposed to tightly blockade the city and level it with the help of artillery of all calibers and continuous bombing from the air. if, as a result of the situation created in the city, applications for the surrender of the city follow, they must be rejected. in the end, hitler decided that he would not fight leningrad. the wehrmacht is an offensive army, it is a shock army. and the city ones battles have their own specifics, and very serious ones at that. plus, when a city is occupied, naturally there is a german military administration there, which automatically takes on the task of supplying the population. because the population has to eat somehow. there is nothing in the city.

merkel without democratic approval, by the president of the european commission, ursula von laen.n to our former minister of war? the european commission is mobilizing €1 billion for the global coronavirus response. donor countries donated 7.4 billion euros to fight the pandemic. in just a few hours we collectively raised this 7.4 billion for vaccines, diagnostics and treatment. use it as it is used by those who understand that there is a deformation of human consciousness, how can it be used in what is called the birth of a new world order, moreover , this is not a figure of speech, this is the official formulation, a new world order, what is it? discovered an outbreak of a new virus in the city, the new york times quickly published an article that trump rallies are an ideal environment for the spread of a new virus, and washington post also citing health experts, everything is as it should be, but at the same time, on june 5, a letter signed by more than... 1,200 doctors was distributed, it said in black and white, as public health representatives, we do not condemn these meetin

prince eduard von anald also came to the forum in moscow. you can say that for him it became a family event. we have gathered here precisely because we are united by catherine the great. groups, with the collapse of the soviet union, they, true, they flocked en masse to germany, but many still live in two homelands. russian germans, i always say, have two hearts. anna yafimova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. fine. we will talk about the significance of catherine the great’s manifesto on inviting foreigners to novorossiya with our regular expert, historian, political scientist, rastislav ishchenko. rastislav, good afternoon. good afternoon. rastislav, this manifesto of catherine the great is what it was, a tribute to the tradition of invitation foreigners, or is it still forced? was responsible or even ahead of the european armies, because the streltsy army of ivan the terrible was actually the first regular army in europe, which means that during the 17th century europe came a very long way, which means from permanent

the group of infantry divisions transferred to the eastern army north, general field marshal wilhelm vonconsidered an exemplary german military leader. old school officer, he looked down on nazi upstarts and was not shy about questioning some of hitler's military decisions. teffon, a man who received a knighthood back in the first world war, was awarded the order of maximilian, a highly professional military man, a bavarian who was expelled from the army in 1938, when hitler cleansed the army of not entirely nazi-minded generals, he expelled leeb to zaschey, naturally, when the war began, he brought leeb in when he received orders to stop the offensive and to impose on leningrad, he first went on the offensive, he made the last attempt, leningrad, there is nothing there near leningrad, that is, everything must be led from somewhere, so he declared in his entourage it was recorded that we will not feed the leningraders, that is, not there should be fighting in the streets, there should be no need to feed the population, and let the troops there slowly die of starvation. in the first half

fedor von god, god was a very highly professional military man, he was a pure prussian, a veteran of war, and he was also an officer of the general staff back in the first world war, and he is short, very lean, and his plan was as follows: to deliver three blows, that is, two tank groups are attacking on his flanks, and the fourth field army is advancing in the center. respectively, first, these tank groups create boilers. in which the group that defends the moscow direction is destroyed, after which, having surrounded these boilers, tank groups hand over these boilers to the infantry, which begins to squeeze these boilers with soviet troops, destroy them, after which tank groups begin a breakthrough from two sides, bypassing moscow from the north and south, surround moscow, cut it off, at this moment, the infantry armies, having finished off the group that defends moscow, begin the offensive. began in the early morning of september 30, 1941. the german tank armies under the command of gudarian and hoepner struck in the south, in the vicinity of bryansk, where they were not expected.

the east field marshal, paul von hindenburg spirits of lenin across germany in, a sealed freight car, lenin arrives in petrograd in april and prays. and the poverty, ignorance and desperation of the people he promises them land and peace, independence for non-russian peoples and a red heaven on earth. in july he leads an uprising against the provisional coalition government which fails alexander kerensky becomes, the new premier on seventh october 25th by the old russian calendar troops of the demoralized army and under number two, bolshevik, leon trotsky seize the winter palace and destroy coalition government. kerensky lenin controls, russia, the bolsheviks change, their name to communists, all is ruthlessly suppressed. it is immediately apparent that the dictatorship of the proletariat, the working people which lenin had promised, is a myth. the dictatorship is that of the communist party under its chairman, lenin makes a humiliating peace with to gain time to establish regime. first he creates a terrible weapon against counterrevolution in secret police and then builds a new war m

his opponent was the famous austrian pilot baron friedrich von rosenthal. airfield on his albatross, but nisterov managed to take off, caught up with him and hit him on the wing with his wheels. after the collision, both planes crashed to the ground. it was the world's first aerial ram. during the great patriotic war, this feat was repeated by hundreds of soviet pilots, many of whom, like nesterov died, completing a combat mission at the cost of their lives. alexander lyakin, maria martanova, sergei. bashov, channel one. and finally about the weather, the abnormal frosts are not receding yet. power engineers in russian regions have been placed on high alert. in yaroslavl it is -30°, or even lower. all outdoor public events have been cancelled. there will be no new year's festive program in ulyanovsk due to severe cold. in the capital region, due to abnormally low temperatures, the orange weather danger level has been extended to 7 january. after christmas, the indicators will begin to approach their climatic norm; delays at airports cannot be ruled out; fli

a new political situation, and for it to develop sustainable, negotiations are needed, this is what von right? the quote goes like this: politics is a continuation, a continuation, there is a continuation of politics mixed with other means, this is the key point, it is always understood this way. well, the war, since the war has begun, then politics is over. no, politics must continue during war, which means that we must constantly work towards a reasonable ending. war, ultimately we must come to a balance of interests. i could also quote augustine's words when raising the question of a just war. he said a just war is when a person defends himself, his people, his territory, provided that the goal throughout the war is a peaceful resolution of the conflict, this is exactly what is not happening here. we are politics. suspended, our presenters politicians pay attention to weapons systems, ammunition and the like, but they, no one thinks about how to end this war, first of all, for the sake of ukraine, a country where people are dying in hundreds of thousands, a country that will be compl

dmitry kislitsa after the security council and the reaction to the speech of the russian representative vondle finger and says: listening to a russian colleague is one of the most terrible duties, listen, this is a top-level international diplomat, how many of the 193 countries that are members of the un do you think have condemned this phenomenon, or at least somehow- then they assessed him, publicly, no one, the deputy general representative, vasily, said that... barh someone expressed bewilderment about the action of the representative of ukraine, listen, the thought arises , maybe the world community really already treats ukraine like a dead person, that is, either good or nothing, but how can this be assessed differently, they have simply erased all the boundaries of decency, not only respect for each other has been lost, respect has simply been lost for... human life, for example, the life of a ukrainian, in principle, its value has been reduced to zero, i will try to prove this, you understand, for the ukrainian authorities, the life of a ukrainian soldier for a simple resident, it h

ships they sank, dutch, danish, spanish, brazilian and others , grew rapidly. but chancellor tobald von optimistic about this success and said that germany was finished. realizing that the united states will now enter the war. the americans then escorted merchant ships, fought submarines and sent their troops to europe. by the end of 1917, the underwater the war went downhill. it did not save germany from defeat, but it showed everyone the strategic importance of the submarine fleet. in 1946, on this day, the institute of oceanology, academy of sciences of the ussr, one of the largest scientific centers for the study of the world ocean, was created. among its founders are world -famous scientists, hydrologists, biooceanologists, polar explorers, pyotr shirshov, the first director, the institute now bears his name. ivan papanin, the first scientific ship of the vite institute, accomplished. 55 expeditions, a thousand discoveries, in the fifty- seventh he was the first to measure the maximum depth mariana trench, 11.22 and discovered microorganisms there, previously they believed that the

45 km by plane from belgorod to the border with ukraine, two buses would be enough in a war - said vonowitz. the only certainty is uncertainty. in this case, the uncertainty is apparently a consequence of incompetence and careless work with sources. just yesterday the russian ministry of defense reported that the plane was not flying somewhere to ukraine, to belgorod, having taken off from the chkalovsky airfield near moscow. the exchange was supposed to take place in the village of kolatilovka on the border, in the sumy direction. naturally, no one was going to land a military transporter in the village, where there are obviously no conditions for this. probably, the prisoners were already going to be transported there by buses, but western publications instead. authorities prefer to refer to some telegram channel and a former russian publication, a new newspaper, which is now published in riga. in the majority western resources tried to cast a shadow over the fence, calling the crime a mysterious incident, the causes of which humanity will never know. although the cause of the crash

manche von uns haben bereits ihre koffer gebaut. "wir stehen an einem entscheidenden punkt in unserer geschichte, wir stehen kai voges, der direktor des volkstheaters, knüppel zielen schon auf herz und nieren. السلام ونظره تعلم قلبي في المنام كلامه كيف اصدق هذا العالم لما بيحكي عن الانسان شايف امه بتبكي ضنان علشان مات في الغار جعان ويساوي ال get this straight yelder, so we are bombing the poorest, one of the poorest countries in the world that has been under humanitarian blockade, there has been famin, these people have been decimated, and we are bombing them because a couple of guys in dingis in support for the palestinians who are having a genocide committed against them, they're objecting to that, and we're bombing them, come on now, i mean, this is just insane world for us even think, i'm so sorry your amazon packages are delayed, i am, like i wish mine came one time, but you know, genocide guys, genocide, there are two mothers a day dying in gaza right now, it's 109 days into a conflict in which humanitarian crisis has been dec

elizabeth: hans von spakovsky, it's good to see you. >> thanks for having me. house oversight, the subcommittee there, held a hearing on the dangers of far-left political ideologies flooding into the u.s. military. now, republicans are warning the pentagon is prioritizing dei and other far-left political ideologies instead of getting our soldiers ready for combat. we've got retoured lieutenant -- retired lieutenant colonel bob ma guinness who will be breaking this all town on "the evening edit" next. ♪ ♪ ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. is there anyway to get a better price on this? have you checked singlecare? whenever my cus

the sense von usa, the us presence is nothing new. the us repeatedly provokes conflicts around the world. west asia and in vietnam in the 1960s, there are countless examples of them starting wars against the people of the world, they think they are the policeman of the world, but now after a long time, there are other countries who stand up to them, their power in the world will now come to an end, in this week's show we'll be looking at. south africa's momentous application to the international court of justice. in his comprehensive 84 page submission, south africa sets out the legal basis for its contention that israel is perpetrating genocide in gaza. you you have this pattern of the the west uh uh, obviously not just germany, but you fully expect that the british government, the us government of course has been completely dismissive of what south africa has done uh that continue this uh imperialist. posture and of course it was south africa at first and it was only that for quite a while and then all of sudden a trickle other coun

ships they sank, dutch, danish, spanish, brazilian and others, grew rapidly, but chancellor toobald vonk, did not show optimism about this success and said that germany was finished, realizing that the united states would now enter the war. the americans then escorted merchant ships, fought submarines and sent their troops to europe. by the end of 1917, submarine warfare had begun on ubol; it was not a rescue camper. from defeat, but showed everyone the strategic importance of the submarine fleet. in 1946, on this day , the institute of oceanology, academy of sciences of the ussr, one of the largest scientific centers in study of the world's oceans. among its founders are world-famous hydrologists, biooceanologists, and polar explorers. pyotr shershov is the first director, his name is now... today they are conducting geological research, studying the structure of currents, the circulation of water masses, hydrothermal processes, the ecology of the oceans. they also work on marine technology, including underwater laboratories and remote-controlled small-sized vehicles. underwater faults