weimar republic in interwar period. was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, more than forty political parties and movements freely existed. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany contemporaries called the weimar republic a democracy without democrats in 1919 the german philosopher oswald spengler wrote weimar condemned in the heart of the people no one even laughs the approval of the constitution stumbled upon absolute indifference this episode, of course, will deserve the deepest contempt of the future 1919 the year marks the nadir of german dignity. in fact, it was the same provisional government that we had formed in february 1917. moreover, she was just as self-confident, just as senseless and just as inept , when we talk about the weimar republic, we must understand one thing, that a state entity was created and after about ten years, the entire leadership of this republic consisted of people who hated this republic and wanted her the communists ceased

this is how the weimar republic appeared in the interwar period.was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, the weimar republic freely existed more than 40 political parties and movements. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany, contemporaries called the weimar republic of democracy without democrats in 1919, the german philosopher oswald spinder wrote the heart of the people. in fact, it was the same provisional government that surrounded us in february of the seventeenth year. moreover, she was the same, self-confident, just as senseless and just as inept, when we talk about the weimar republic, we must understand one thing, that a state entity was created and after about ten years, the entire leadership of this republic consisted of people who this republic the communists hated and wanted it to cease to exist, who believe that it is necessary to defeat this republic, as soon as possible and build the soviet republic in its place, the fascists, who wanted to destroy the fan of the mariti

contemporaries called the weimar republic a democracy without democrats.19, the german philosopher oswald spengler wrote weimar condemned the heart of the people no one even laughs the approval of the constitution stumbled upon absolute indifference this episode, of course, will deserve the deepest contempt of the future 1919 marks the lowest point of the decline of german dignity. actually it was that the same provisional government that we formed in february 1917. moreover, it was the same, self-confident, just as senseless and just as inept, when we talk about the weimar republic, we must understand one thing, that a state entity was created and after about ten years, the entire leadership of this republic consisted of people who this republic hated and wanted it to cease to exist by the communists, who believe that this republic is needed to defeat as soon as possible and in its place to build the soviet republic, the fascists, who wanted to destroy the maritime republic and create a fascist state, also created conservatives who believed that it was ne

ended the international isolation of soviet russia and became the first equal agreement between the weimarepublic and a foreign power . soon after, the german aircraft concern junkers built a plant for the production of all-metal aircraft in moscow fili and motors for them in the ussr a network of military training centers for the german army was opened 1928 a third of all soviet imports imported from germany was explained by the fact that both sides were outcasts in the western world. germany is a defeated country. and the soviet union i am not defeated, but nevertheless, a country against which everyone in the west rallied and this agreement was not only beneficial to the soviet country, but also to germany , because this is a way out - orders. this is an opportunity for the marketing of german goods that are not subject to any discrimination until hitler came to power. this cooperation existed and developed in 1927, germany recovered from the consequences of the economic crisis , the country for the first time exceeded pre-war indicators in terms of the gross product and income of the p

rapid growth of the economy led to the flourishing of german science , culture and art under the weimarrepublic, the germans received a record number of nobel prizes two peace prizes, seven, five prizes in chemistry in physics two in medicine and one in literature. world-famous scientists worked in german universities physicists albert einstein maxborn werner heisenberg philosophers erich fron martin heiderger max vader theater painting architecture cinema amazed by the variety of new artistic forms and styles it seemed that traditional customs and morality had gone forever in berlin alone more than 500 people worked entertainment establishments, where guests were offered entertainment for every taste , american journalist william shera, who visited the maritime republic during these years, recalled there seemed to be some miraculous ferment at work in germany. people lived a freer, more modern , more exciting life there than in any other place they knew. nowhere in my country have art and intellectual life been as active as in germany in the literature of painting, architecture, music,

the weimar republic ceased to exist , a state that arose on the ruins of the german empire turned out be completely unviable. perhaps it was a state of utopia, that is, at that time, german society was absolutely not ready for the creation of a vaping republic; as a result , a state was created that, at the end of its existence, was not needed by almost anyone from the population of germany, that is , the entire government, the president, the reichstag, and the economy were against it . culture. that's all you can take and everything was against the gaming republic in just 10-15 years after the beginning of its existence. march 22, 1933 in the first concentration camp of nazi germany was covered in a place before hao near munich, originally it was intended for socialist communists, jews, gypsies and the mentally ill of all. whom the nazi regime outlawed after the outbreak of world war ii in dachau, they began to massively import prisoners of war in total through this camp. about 250,000 people from 24 countries passed over the prisoners . conducted without anesthesia. in 1942, a gas c

in this case, the solid masterpiece, metropolis, an artifact of the weimar era.o-owner at the restaurant. the question of the day being, what german wines pair best with the utilitarian treat? right pork sausage smothered in catch-up with a dusting of curry power. how did this become a beloved dish? i have no idea. >> a lot of flavor. it is a spicy. it has solved. it is roasted. you have fries. >> anthony: i understand why people eat it. alcohol. >> yes. [ laughter ] but at the end, it is a very cheap thing, you know? you get two sausage with fries. with a beer. 10 euro. >> anthony: it is like a quick lunch. >> yes. >> anthony: what one would you suggest with this? >> we should try that. there's a place in berlin where there's champagne. >> really? >> yeah, champagne really works, obviously. >> anthony: i like this. it is a good match. cool place where you can come and see movies like this. the film premiered in berlin in 1927 presenting troubling issues of its time and it turns out hours, corporate greed, political corruption, social inequality, and in the figur

weimar republic during the interwar period. was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, more than 40 political parties and movements freely existed. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany. vladimir putin's contemporaries of the car well, first of all, very thank you very much for coming. how is it for us? let's call it the first one. this is a children's art school for schoolchildren in russia because the building next to it is an analogue. year a year up to 42.000 we will in this day come 2.000. they were granted, they came here for one day and visited up to two objects of sevastopol, that is , chersonesos, there was no time for 4-5 days, they will see everything. here it is five poplar objects and pants. this is the entire complex. and cool. here is the whole complex. we 'll go now, then we'll go. it's a symbol character. workshops, please plus, there are about 16 minutes, then we will decide differently, you understand the arts of korsun, these are spain who come. a

here it is >> and you hear them saying weimar conditions, weimar solutions. they're talking about hitler, right, he overthrew the weimar republic we all know what hitler's solution was these guys out in numbers and screaming at ohio kids this weekend. got some folks on the right trying to ban books about the rise of nazism and the rise of anti-semitism in 1930s germany while others are literally trying to make it happen all over again stay with us we've got more to come on this we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and cove

revenge on the part of putin's forces and a lot of voters part of the voters well, what is called the weimaryndrome in the event of a defeat, the problems are social and economic and so on , yes, the longing for strong power, which used to be for scraps. %. supporters of the opposition are also 15-20%, the truth is that a lot of people left, these people will return, but the bulk of them are swamps, that's the same as they said back then during the times of perestroika , the majority is aggressively obedient, that's what to do with them, yes, they can be loyal, er, for a certain time it is important to the new government that this is why i say that the scenario of disintegration seems attractive, but god forbid if this disintegration is spontaneous , because manifestations of internal war can affect us and create problems for us, therefore it is important that these transitional processes are sufficiently managed and here we need to think about the fact that, even through democratic mechanisms, there will be no revenge of these post-putin forces, or imperial forces , because the risk is such

as far as the nazis were concerned, he embodied every thing they despised about the unsure min weimar republic. when they seized power in 1933, the nazis ransacked the research library at here spelled institute. it was one of the 1st targets of the nazi book burning program. that diesel bishop or pedal for the d vista fall knocked us hills at this book, learning that from the bust of mug marshfield, it was carried over the heads of the nazis as they marched towards the bonfire. our little fear, human institute miss seizing these trophies from the institute. there was a way of showing that the spirit of the bye mar, error must be extinguished, wi symbolically casting them buzzed and the entire contents of the library into the flames went dusk. isn't the swift good in? does foil go bolton built? i was almost a pagan ritual to cleanse germany of quote unquote, unclean tendencies. madness her spelled was on an international lecture tour when the nazi came to power and laid his institute to waste. he never went back to germany. after all, he knew that as a gay jewish social democrat, he wo

there was a war there 100 years ago, then we were in the weimar republic, there were 12-13 years old.ed, then everything collapsed, then there was a different situation, then it was 12 years again, then many years passed and everything was fine with us. and now here we are, what's the matter? what is the problem? your daddy? what are you suffering from now? yes, you see, 2013 was everything for me as a state. well, then all of a sudden we decided to accept refugees, no less, but in general, according to various estimates, from one and a half million to 3 million people. we accepted into our country, and the problem is in mine country. i am a state person, and the problem is that for the first time in the post-war period we broke our own constitution, went against the will of the people, but what did you break? what happened there the fact is that not a single person has the right, even the head of state , to open the borders of the country and let them into the country without all sorts of prerequisites for this. there are legitimate prerequisites for the prerequisites of people. and

it will not be consolidated as it was, for example , after the first world war germany after the weimarce as such, germany no russia will look different. russia will be dirty, but in these internal riots, the seizure of power in various regions is not the collapse of the russian federation. no, it is just a redistribution of property as such, and after that, i emphasize once again, they will go through the procedures of general elections. you will choose some parties and so on. military there are very few of them those with intelligence those who can structure people there are a lot of people who will just kill in order to kill those who are nearby or do what they did by the way from the 14th starting in our donbas to criminalize certain territories in order to keep surplus profits situationally no more but no less than the ideology of revanchism there will be no conceptuality and here it is important and here it is important for us not to make a mistake i mean the entire democratic world not only in ukraine but not as in in 1991, they said, well, everything is already a democracy. even

it was actually the last day of the weimar republic, it was the last elections to the reichstag e, after general, the twelfth anniversary of national socialism began, and hmm, somehow you ask at this time when you start twisting all this into shifting to today then you ask yourself a question. well, we are now talking a lot about nazism national socialism, and the main thing, it seems to me, is that such a comparison is not even a comparison, but such a parallel can be stretch out with the fact that this is the truth that is told to the people, it very often turns out to be a lie, but it turns out to be a lie. well, i don't want to say 360° rotated, well , of course, very much turned around. yes. yes, i do not want to quote, but that's it. of course, it is such a scrolled truth scrolled through a meat grinder. it’s like the same meat , but only in the form of minced meat, when you don’t understand what has already been added there, so that it becomes a lie, this is such a very important moment for germany today, well, about the schultz there's not much to say here. eh, andrey said the ri

world war, and accordingly there were restrictions on the size of the armed forces, other things, the weimar republic cooperated with soviet russia hidden and they built factories there where chemical weapons were also produced , which means they trained the military then . this is cooperation for the sake of modernization, it is the year 2009. when in fact merkel, as the locomotive of europe, undertook to involve russia and they were involved through trade, they were going to do what you just said to change russia, not understanding that russia, well, we know the poles there know very well that there are absolutely such cultural dnas, both in the political and cultural sense, which do not allow this state to be democratic to the extent that it is simply impossible with china, the same story. by the way , with china, it did not even start in 72-3 when nixon met and then it attracted china to itself and it was absolutely like me a political ideal model to pull china away from the soviet union in order to then let's say this to try to change it a little but this history was before, in fact, th

war , and accordingly there were restrictions on the size of the armed forces and other things, the weimarlic it cooperated with the soviet russia hid and built factories where they produced, including chemicals, trained the military later . the year of modernization is 2009. when, in fact, merkel, as the locomotive of europe, undertook to involve russia in them through trade, they were going to do what you just said and change russia without understanding that russia, well, we know there, the poles know very well that there are absolutely such cultural dna and in a political and cultural sense, which do not allow this state to be democratic in the dimensions that it is, it is simply impossible with china, the same story. itself and it was absolutely like a political ideal model to pull china away from such a union in order to try to change it a little later, let’s say, but this history was earlier and in fact the united states even after the second world war helped china with weapons and technology in other things in order to build china's defense against the soviet union, because at that

toy story bravo people animals for 600 in 1639, bernhard saxon of weimar, before his death , bequeathedhorse marshal of france to jean baptiste gibrion, but he also laid down his head after 4 years, and left the horse to this particular five-year-old child. quite right, but he already lived the debt for those times of life and died in 1715. and who is wearing 900, please. in the 15th century, joanna of portugal introduced the fashion for fism frame made of twigs for a skirt , it was rumored that the queen wanted to hide this particular pregnancy, right. people animals 900 in 1885 while touring the canadian provinces. ontario, this famous elephant was hit by a train and died no. jambu is his correct name. devoted a whole poem to the eyes of his beloved elsa's eyes 1200 question c can you bet either 300 or 1.500 this round? at the beginning of the last century, the american artist rose o'neill created a funny little man. kyupie soon appeared porcelain, and then celluloid toys kyupie received a name in honor of this deity. jupiter is not. in honor of cupid , toys 600 rubber zina and a poem

injust a england but in weimar. my seven times great grandfather, king george ii. in 1727. throughout the centuries, people have travelled back and forth between our lands. in the 19th century, many britons fell in love with germany, whilst on the grand tour. william turner pass mesmerising paintings of the river rhine spotting his countrymen the ambition to see there is landscapes for themselves, a demand later met by thomas cook, the pioneer of tourism, who would organise his first foreign trip along the river rhine. with stops at cologne, frankfurt, heidelberg. today, of millions of britons visit germany each year, just as millions of germans travelled to our shores. britain has come to admire their pass vibrant culture and nightlife, making up europe�*s largest visitor group to this wonderful city. so we are still admiring of each other�*s culture, dependent on each other pass economies and inspired by each other�*s ideas. more recent generations may think as readily of the beatles or kraftwerk. perhaps most imp

it was actually the last day of the weimar republic, it was the last elections to the reichstag e, after, in general, the twelfth anniversary began with national socialism, and mmm somehow you ask at this time when you start all this twist on the shift to date, then you ask yourself a question. well, now we are talking a lot about nazism about national socialism, and the main thing, it seems to me, is that such a comparison is not even a comparison, but such a parallel can be drawn with the fact that this is the truth that is told to the people, it very often turns out to be untrue, but turns out to be a lie, but i don't want to say 360° rotated, well, of course, very much turned around. yes, yes, i do not want to quote, but that's it. of course, this is it. e such scrolled truth scrolled through a meat grinder. it's like the same meat, but only in the form of minced meat, when you don’t understand what has already been added there, so that it becomes a lie, this is such a very important moment for germany today, well , there’s not much to say about the schultz. eh, andrey said the right

life historically, it's hard not to draw parallels between where we are right now and the 1930s the weimar republic era in germany, but also here in the us, where not only was there a flourishing lgbtq, but there was repression and rising fascism. i think there a lot of lessons actually to be learned from that moment. this is sort of separate from the nature of the book. i'll talk about that in a moment. but i do think we are undergoing going a strange change right now in what it actually even means to be queer. and i think we've all been encountering this right new terms that either make no sense to us or make so sense. it takes your breath away and you're like, i think we're seeing new ideas flourishing, queer identity, queer possibilities, queer politics. and of course, the backlash to, all of that. i think this is directly parallel, although i'm here to talk about women's health attention. my other book, when brooklyn is queer, sort of tracks at the end of the 19th century, urbanized, the creation of cities like brooklyn made it possible for queer people to see each other in new ways,

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that gary lineker did not use the word in his tweets, we can only assume he was referring to the weimarerring to the weimar republic as that was the only preceding government in 1930s germany a fairer court. greg, thank you for that . everyone thank you for that. everyone gets a right of reply on this show . talk about the prime show. talk about the prime minister's wealth. kath says hi mark. i don't have a problem the pm being rich but do have a problem with his links to the economic forum. no should be anywhere near the levers of power from that group and have any links with this sinister globalist organisation . and globalist organisation. and while i do think that's a conversation that we should be having , just these organisations having, just these organisations these groups, these global events in which all leaders meet up and discuss our future without us being democratically engaged. without us being democratically engaged . that's certainly an engaged. that's certainly an important topic, but talk about the pm's wealth . rishi sunak's the pm's wealth. rishi sunak's new private

that gary lineker did not use the word in his tweets, we can only assume he was referring to the weimarerring to the weimar republic as that was the only preceding government in 1930s germany a fairer court. greg, thank you for that . everyone thank you for that. everyone gets a right of reply on this show . talk about the prime show. talk about the prime minister's wealth. kath says hi mark. i don't have a problem the pm being rich but do have a problem with his links to the economic forum. no should be anywhere near the levers of power from that group and have any links with this sinister globalist organisation . and globalist organisation. and while i do think that's a conversation that we should be having , just these organisations having, just these organisations these groups, these global events in which all leaders meet up and discuss our future without us being democratically engaged. without us being democratically engaged . that's certainly an engaged. that's certainly an important topic, but talk about the pm's wealth . rishi sunak's the pm's wealth. rishi sunak's new private

when the weimar republic arose, hitler in the thirty-third year raises the kaiser flag along with his the first 2 years, in general, there was only the kaiser flag, and then these two flags. what do you think, it's about the logic of all those who claim. well , it's not the nazis who invented everything else. what do you think, the federal republic of germany, one of you on the street will allow us to raise the kaiser flag, which is officially at the level of the federal legislation is a symbol of the far right of nazism national garden. you will pay let's talk about values ​​gennady arkady through the symbols go values. and vice versa, there are always, yes, certain parallels with the ideology, and then fascist germany, and with what they tried to transfer to us in the twentieth. let's finish him. fanacissa, summing up, i can tell you that those nazis who fall into our hands. they very quickly rethink their life values ​​and some. i don't exaggerate. uh, try hmm erase your walls tattoos, because we very quickly explain that nazism will not pass in this country and we will not get int

that were to happen, you would be facing incredibly high inflation, just the raging inflation of the weimarready high, wait but more importantly, we will lose our economic dominance and lose our superpower status, full optimism from the ex-assistant secretary of the economy of the united states by the way, mind you for a few more years when we discussed all this imagine that on american television man. well, with such a status, they will discuss it. by the way, they repeat everything that we said. and you now do not bring to today's news. count it not, and today kenya said that will buy oil for kenyan shillings. thanks for saying, i was going to. i was about to say this. singing will buy oil in saudi arabia is a traditional ally. the west is so traditional that even one of the few african countries boycotted the moscow olympics in 1980 represents kenya already . we clearly see that this new world order is indeed a new world. it's shaping up from this month in washington as it's being looked at like hell. and we see that it is quite wide in principle, you can describe the coalition, because

that were to happen, you would be facing incredibly high inflation from the raging inflation of the weimarent inflation seems high to you. don't jump to conclusions, there will be more, but what is most important is that we will lose our economic dominance and lose our superpower status, events are changing very quickly, what is important is that the dollar could not rise as much as expected, given what was happening, everyone believed security dollar. i think this is a big change from what we've seen. in recent years. during the last years of the event. they unfolded smoothly. however , accelerated after what the us did with respect to sanctions against russia, many countries, including china and india, are trying to abandon the dollar standard. they understand that the world has become too dependent on the us dollar, they are trying to get rid of the dollar standard, they are trying to trade more with each other in their own currencies, slowly but surely, we are moving towards a world after the dollar. in the next few years. we will see a much weaker dollar than today. de-dollarization i