west berlin was completely surrounded by the communist it's you can see a west berlin is a little.insightast germany. again after the war thousands flee the communist regime and east germany to the democratic west how did they do this? very often they do it by stepping across the street into west berlin and once they are into west berlin they can get sn a train which had the rights to crossed east german territory to thehe west. so leaving was simple by 1960, one fifth of the entire population of east germany had done just that. they fled. to stop this enormous exodus the exodus theeast germans proposedl barrier and moscow agreed. in the middle of the night of august 13 , 61 the east german strong barbed wire all the way around west berlin cutting it off. as a slidein that shows this barbed wire. eventually the east germans would replace the barbed wire with the cinderblocks and after that they would replace the cinderblocks with slabs of concrete 13 feet high. more than a quarter of a century later the berlin wall remained in placeur again encircling west berlin. this is the slide that s

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more than a quarter of a century later it remained in place encircling west berlin. it shows where the wall was cut off and sense reagan mentioned it in the speech you have to the brandenburg gate was 18th century monument that once served as a ceremonial entrance to berlin and then the berlin wall cuts it off. so that brings me to the speech itself the spring of 1987 i am a speechwriter in the reagan white house i'm told the president will speak in front of the berlin wall, he will have an audience between ten and 40000 people and he will speak for about half an hour and given the setting the subject will be foreign-policy. that is all the guidance i got. i flew to west berlin with the security people who work out security with the westerman's members of the oppressed office and check the camera angles and i went to gather materials. first stop is where the president would speak and it's very difficult to convey how momentous the place felt. just a few feet away is the water had damaging the second world war i climbed and observation platform to look over the wall in

so, we had launched it in west berlin and it was the usual aesthetic conversation afterwards — the direction east berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happened since world war ii, and the audience there was very different. watched it very intently. said, "this was our life," meaning you couldn't trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television st

so, we had launched it in west berlin and it was the usual aesthetic conversation afterwards — the directiont berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happened since world war ii, and the audience there was very different. watched it very intently. said, "this was our life," meaning you couldn't trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television stream

most likely the vedas, the vedas, the absolutely correct answer is the vedas, thank you, being in west berlin by mistake he was constantly connected to this, what kind of city, he called exactly, bilisi called, yes bilisi , there is some city there, i think telev, yes, telev, he went there, well, yes, yes, if i i’m not mistaken, it looks like it looks like i haven’t seen it for a long time, and three, two, one, come on, with this city, with which one? if we're not mistaken, this is tel aviv. tel aviv, the absolutely correct answer, this is it, tel aviv, normal, which scandinavian book was conceived not as a fairy tale, but as a geography textbook for schoolchildren. a scandinavian book that was originally intended as a textbook. and you wrote it? if this book was intended as a textbook on geography, well , surely some kind of journey should have been made in this book, well, this it’s logical for the main character to visit some countries, learn something, see something, we have no options, i’m afraid we only know scandinavian sagas, i know sagas. alas, nils holgerson's amazing journey with w

, west berlin and west germany and easthave that it wouldn't have a state. to say keep people in, a secure u.s. border would keep people who are not authorized to be here out opposite. we are the prosperous free place people want to ocome to and say as any sovereign nation would you can only come here if you are authorized. so a secure u.s. border would do that obviously we don't have that. we haven't had that in the entirety of the biden administration because biden for reasons that only he and his administration knows decided to undo everything trump had done and threw the border open. i think an estimate of 6 million people have come through so far in his administration. our wall meant to keep people out like the murderers and rapist and everything else. along with just the overwhelming unprecedented numbers of people that don't want to seek legal pathways want to come illegally. "the washington post" putting out 175,000 last monday of which 91,000 plus were actually family units. i don't know if you have an insight on w

while in west berlin, mimino, the hero of danelia's comedy of the same name , is trying to call his hometownth one thing, but by mistake he was connected, constantly with this one. what kind of city? did he call eriltom bibilisi? dalisi. there is some city called tel aviv, in my opinion tel aviv and tel aviv, he then went there. well, yes, yes. i’m not mistaken, it seems, it seems like i’ve been around for a long time, and three, one, with this city, with which one? if we are not mistaken, then this is telyaviv. tel aviv, the absolutely correct answer, this is it, tel aviv, normal, which scandinavian book was conceived not as a fairy tale, but as a geography textbook for schoolchildren. a scandinavian book that was originally intended as a textbook. so this is why. tell me everything, i don’t know, i have no idea at all, no, there are three, two, one, if this book was conceived as a textbook on geography, well, surely some kind of journey should have been made in this book, well , it’s logical for the main character to visit some countries, learn something, see something, we have no options,

tales there, for example , from the amazingness here they grew from the famous transition from west berlinfeated reichstag so that an actress in the image of lydia ruslanova and the immense version can step onto it. in moscow, there will be, perhaps, probably the world's largest location for filming location films, about 320 hectares. eh, i’m just amazed at how quickly it all goes away. the first stage is 180. the entire hectare is 1 m², we are proceeding to the second stage. there is everything here - old cinema, modern cinema, cowboy cinema. american historical periods of different periods, the largest chromakey in the world is a blue wall, and its height is 15 m and 100 by 100 wings and if earlier sergei bondarchuk war and peace. ah, it took 1,000 military personnel to change into the uniform of that period, but now it’s something similar. well, it can be filmed using modern technology. even six months ago i couldn’t imagine that this was possible. this unique chromakey , which we will now all need for all our filming, moscow didn’t hold back, you know, let ’s take the first step, and t

more cowboy streets of old berlin, the wild west, but the cathedral square of the moscow kremlin is being. petersburg on the corner of the griboyedov canal and lomonosov street a bar, which essentially became the main character of the film cannot be distinguished from real interiors, but it’s easier to film here on the street ; it’s more difficult to film because of the calmness of the residents; you can’t film at night, and during the day it’s difficult because of parking lots. it’s a sacred thing not to park, but it’s difficult to visit and so on. filming is almost finished, but all the buildings will still serve as scenery. these are intended for repeated use. for each new location project, you can repaint and add to the streets of moscow, for example, you can actually turn them into the streets of london and the siberian village into a fairy-tale village. well, it’s worth the deadline that we are now setting a hint for the project, as if, yes , there are no windows in it yet. well, the artist comes and says i want one like this. that’s it, bam, i want this ring, this is the window, ba

so, we had launched it in west berlin and it was the usual aesthetic conversation afterwards — the directionntract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television streaming started up, which is a perfect way of doing a longer novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, gritty drama...? that led to the possibility of this happening. blessed be the fruit. may the lord open. and the showrunner was a guy calle

strange relationship between cube and will for with the spot to the grain and pulled on west and supplies brewing berlin telephone has of course being a set 5 ally of it's in a box supports and ukraine from the very start of the conflict, but key of recent comments of goals, fury by components which is already heavily impacted by the cap, solve the rain deal with powers parliamentary elections approaching. also is keen to appease its voters an assault window, for farmers in particular by blocking oh, agricultural inputs from you. quite all. i've said this before the judge final visit, but i also want to tell prisons a lensky never to insult poles again as he'd be present during his speech at the un . poles will never allow this and defending the good polish name is not only my duty and honor, but also the most important task of the government of the republic. a full well, long message came off the zalinski speech during the un general assembly one from the podium. he took a swipe, poland, calling out such friends in europe. so putting on a show of the grain do now working hard to preserve the land roots

us and what they don't know about us, they don't know anything about us in germany, in berlin, and the further west it is, the worse it is now since the beginning of the war especially there is a lot of organization of good e-e actions forever e-e red viburnum with yuriy ukraine and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so forth and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so forth and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on. organizing things festivals concerts with my own funds de facto or with some help provided by germany this is the picture i also act thanks to the help of germany i received a scholarship twice from music founds such a fund music fons and thanks to this annual scholarship i had the opportunity to create a cycle of projects continue the cycle of projects e in total, these are 12 projects, 12 programs, these are no longer projects, these are programs , most of them are implemented and shown in germany, and some of them are also in poland, and i created almost half of these programs during the

there and there and there were children, and here and there and there the west is the same washington london brussels paris and berlinly psychologically and politically. as they called the freedom fighters, who then turned out to be bloody international terrorists. you forgot how the west literally applauded this very international terrorist, moreover, you forgot how they blamed even these bloody attacks. they managed to blame for these bloody terrorist attacks on russia, even in these terrorist attacks committed by international terrorists to see the guilt of moscow, now they prefer not to remember these absolutely shameful pages of their own history, as if they were not a star of journalism the western ones, who reported live and interviewed those same international terrorists in the north caucasus, now for some reason bashfully do not release archival materials. they make some review films do not praise. then their activities, because time has put everything in its place, there are many victims, though. but the truth has surfaced, what is needed today to prove what the kiev regime and all this nato are doing, a ce

more than 150 were injured the purpose of the exhibition is to turn on the west even more to support ukraine from official berlinfor now waiting for a decision on the transfer of taurus long-range cruise missiles, there is a consensus in the parliament, however , the final decision should be praised by the chancellor, the chancellor does not refuse deliveries, he weighs everything let's wait a few days, i didn't screw it up in the past, it will do everything right, and of course ukraine wants the world to help punish those guilty of war crimes, those who gave orders and carried them out by creating an international special tribunal kateryna kravets tetiana logunova vyacheslav frolov tv channel details inter marathon the only news on this is that my watch has come to an end and the marathon continues, the broadcast will continue, colleagues , take care, chevrons that bring victory closer, walking with death, continuing a thousand-year tradition state formation in ukraine on august 24, 1991 proclaim ukraine an independent democratic state for 346 glory to ukraine glory to the blue mountains with ice corner ivan th

well, as for ukraine, of course, the west is not yet going to suspend military assistance; berlin isssing the supply of air-to-air missiles to kiev. air taurus is an analogue of storm shadow. the total volume of western military supplies has long exceeded the amount of 60 billion dollars. at the expense of the west, kiev is prolonging not only its agony on the battlefield. well, in the economy it is going to issue war bonds and is calling for it. i even demand that western european countries buy them. europe is coming, let's put it this way. trailer train behind us politics and growing there too turbulence not prepared. and in this marathon of military support for ukraine, approximately romania recently stated that in the event of victory, russia already needs to prepare for the formation of a new iron curtain, and slovakia is talking about the fact that they will no longer continue to supply ukraine with weapons and ammunition. even more joint projects, even closer cooperation, even wider flight geography. the fourth meeting of the joint commission at the level of heads of governmen

and maybe from the very start, berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebuild your in 19 o. 4, they hear arrow, and nama drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm, the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion. we'd beat up most of irritate against the inhabitants of nan, maybe a germany through it's $15000.00 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german scaled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tried and 50 percent of the number dried. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's a solid unit food on

well , as for ukraine, of course, the west is not yet going to suspend military assistance; in berlin supply of air-to-air missiles to kiev. air taurus is an analogue of storm shadow. the total volume of western military supplies has long exceeded the amount of 60 billion dollars . at the expense of the west, kiev is prolonging not only its agony on the battlefield. well, the economy is going to issue war bonds and calls for even demanding that western european countries buy them. europe is coming, let's put it this way. the trailer train is behind us policy and turbulence is also growing there, many other nato countries are not ready, the marathon of military support for ukraine recently stated that in the event of victory, russia already needs to prepare for the formation of a new iron curtain that they will no longer continue to supply ukraine with weapons and ammunition. what is the pin code here? so it seems. you don't remember the correct answer. if a simple question turns into a quiz, lunch can help for lunch, it helps improve brain function , restore memory and concentrate att

west africa. these wouldn't civilians are for an art center in the us state of montana. berlin based architect francisco res designs have a very special slant i think the 2 most all architecture has a responsibility to serve people well as from a social point of view. so the rooms have to welcome us in such a way that we feel safe in them. of name investigate ones, get born sooner. time during his studies, he raises money for a school and his home village in vic in a facet. and in 2001, even before he graduated, he built it great, feels responsible for younger generations and ensure it says buildings are sustainable. and ecological he draws on local traditions and resources. something that's become his trademark behind it is beyond merely fulfilling a need to know as architecture also has to inspire. and that's because only people who are inspired and it can be visionary zoom done in the log zone. so how f just 20 career received a grant to study in the german capital and in 1995 to begin studying architecture at berlin's technical university. since 2001, he's design prominent celebrated buildings world

from a deal in july and will not renew it until the west allows russia to export agricultural products and watching the the, with the news from berlin, stay with us now. after a short break, i won't be back to take you through the date and i do hope to see you there. the, it's time for vision range for sustainability. but also for horsepower. the, it's time for the mobile revolution. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the key is the last step because of the consultation. this is your intervention of that will come back to me and you're gonna apply the undisputed champion tough political to try to frighten people. so it's a fight. everybody understands it except you enter the conflict zone and join him sebastian as a whole, the powerful to account. this is a big fan you, whichever way you like to spin conflict on. 7 manuals, engine, you belong to the 77 percent, to come to i don't go and fix it right. last, last, those top 5 years, 3 reasons why. 1115, we're here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics i'm much up to you from trouble fixed a new culture. and then 15 minutes left side of our

the nord stream gas pipelines, the head of the european bureau of vgtrk berlin, mikhail antonov, spoke about this. in the north-westsland of ryugin there is a spit of buk. now it is a national park. the road is blocked by a gate, behind which begins a protected area where german prosecutors hid key evidence - the sailing yacht andromeda. she is there now in strong optics, she can be seen from opposite shore of the bay. but is it worth the effort? for example, the terrorist attacks in new york and washington, within 24 hours, the american intelligence services had a clear, logical, and most importantly convenient version, which made it possible to link the plane riders with al-qaido and osama bin laden. here, throughout the year, one gets the feeling that the german prosecutor’s office is trying to cook up something digestible that can be fed to the public, and at the same time contains minimal political risks. september 26 last year, seismic stations in northern europe recorded tremors of up to two magnitudes on the richter scale, characteristic of underwater explosions. the next day, danish television published fo

the, from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protest and led to a rebuild your in 19 o. 4, they hear arrow, and nama drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the up most of irritate against the inhabitants of nan, maybe a germany through its 15000 well equipped army. all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe, and 50 percent of the number dried. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the whole of cost just $2.00 decades later after the massacre in nam may be hitler's the solve unit foot o

the west has never mastered the technology of automatically loading a cannon, and oddly enough, berlinal, the leopard, a-1, weighs only 40 tons. how did they manage to achieve this? the recipe for success turned out to be simply shocking on a tank. there is no armor, the power of the frontal plate is only 70 mm; for comparison, the basic modification of the t-80, which appeared before the leopard , the a5 had armor that was all times thicker, what can we say, even if the famous tiger of the great patriotic war was better protected. the listeners themselves are aware of the problem and their nato friends from here have very non-trivial advice on the use of these tanks, a quote from a norwegian instructor working with the ukrainian nazis is given by forbes : constantly move, shoot from a long distance and whenever possible. operate at night. hiding under the cover of night is the only way to survive. after all, this german tank can penetrate literally everything that the russian army has in service. on the leopard first, i would not even fall under heavy fragments of large-caliber artill

after all, unlike the soviet tank building, the west never mastered the technology of automatically loading a gun, and oddly enough, berlinthe leopard, a-1, weighs only 40 tons. how did they manage to achieve this recipe for success, it turned out to be shocking simply on a tank . there is no armor, the power of the frontal plate is only 70 mm ; for comparison, the basic modification of the t-80, which appeared before the leopard, one a5 had the armor is thicker for everyone, what can i say, even if the famous tiger from the times of the great patriotic war was better protected, the problem is recognized by the listeners themselves and their nato friends, hence very non-trivial advice on the use of these tanks, a quote from a norwegian instructor working with the ukrainian nazis is constantly cited by forbes. move, shoot from a long distance and, if possible, remain hidden during the night hours. in the night the only way to survive after all, this german tank is what the russian army is the first i wouldn’t even fell under heavy fragments of large-caliber artillery, which can cause certain problems in the on-board projec

west. she has already quarreled with berlin and this is not the first year she will not obey anyone.say, it’s clear. they are generally the enemies of all humanity. they need to be cut off. uh, iron iron concrete wall but the west is harmful. he just wants to subjugate us, we won’t allow this, and therefore we will show all sorts of unpleasant gestures towards them. and this is how it is built, our foreign policy even now. my commentary is this: i am with this policy. i naturally, i completely disagree. i think it is deeply mistaken, because we are looking for enemies. e is close, but friends, but friends are far away. this is always fraught with bad consequences, by the way, i should remember this more, at least from my history , the year thirty-nine is an object lesson. why is this video and you understand , to bring their policy to such a point that they are surrounded by the state. uh, with whom we at least quarrel or just quarrel or even talk. what do i mean, we are ready for a military conflict, this is deeply mistaken, moreover, that, for example, on the part of belarus, i wil

east versus west with dw business be on the the, the, this is the w news, live from berlin. world leaders gather in india for the g. 20 summit climate change and the global economy will be on the agenda in daily hosted by prime minister and a renter of voting for 2 leaders will be absent. china and russia as presidents are not comic. also coming up. north korea claims to have tested its 1st tactical nuclear submarine meeting leader came junk and visions to arms. his navy with powerful weapons experts expressed doubts as to his capability.

east, this is west with dw business beyond the a. business, dw news live from berlin. north korea pledges is full support for russia. kim jump on hold. cox with president vladimir putin in rushes, far east. him telling me that north korea will always support moscow. and what he calls fight against western imperialism. also coming up, a government's minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding. there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered.

west. she had a fight already with berlin and this is not the first year she will not obey anyone.ar. they are generally the enemies of all humanity. they need to be cut off. uh, iron, reinforced concrete wall but the west is harmful. he just wants to subjugate us, we won’t allow this, and therefore we will show all sorts of unpleasant gestures to their address. and this is how it is built, our foreign policy even now. my comment is this: i, to be honest, absolutely disagree with this policy. i consider it deeply wrong because we are looking for enemies. e is close, but friends, but friends are far away. this is always fraught with bad consequences, by the way, i should remember this more at least in my history, the thirty-ninth year - this is an object lesson, what is this leading to? and so, you see , we are bringing our policies to such a point that we are surrounded by the state, with whom we at least quarrel or simply quarrel or even speak. what do i think, we are ready for a military conflict, this is deeply mistaken, especially since, for example, from the side of belarus i

but the heat is expected to shift away from west scenarios, temperatures coming down instead, we'll see the heat continue to push into eastern areas. berlin at 30, but look at that drop to 21 instead. we'll so continuing to walmart if we look at the 3 day. so 2 degrees on wednesday, the us a call was of info to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our report, 32 and it's a national perspective to try to explain to global audience how this could impact the life. this is the important part of the world. now to see this very good the bringing the news to the world from here the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top story is the salad. the trying with an old screen leader board has across the board into russian ahead of tulips with president, letting me oppose in the us suspects the discussions will include control in supplying weapons for rushes. born you cried. funding in the eastern libya has killed thousands of people. the city of doing that is to have been how does that hit by storm? daniel says he will start, he say, to james booster and katie frank, the good, the number of

berlin's has it is a sign of solidarity with ukraine. the westfrican country of ghana, activists are fighting to reduce the costs of an essential item, female senatorial pads. ghana has some of the most expensive women's hygiene products in africa. it is causing period property, with girls missing out on school during menstrual ration. reporter: there should be a girl sitting on this seat in class, but she is not in school today because she has her period. she knows exactly what that is like. she often misses lessons during her periods, too. she is one of many girls in ghana whose education is damaged because her family cannot afford sanitary pads. >> it is not that easy. they are taking care of my other brothers and siblings. they use the money to buy food to cover us. my mother doesn't have money. because of that, sometimes i don't even go to school. reporter: a study showed nearly all girls living in ghana missed 20% of schooling because of period poverty. they know what they are missing. >> what i have is what they give me. reporter: local ac

i do recall the berlin wall separated a country, flight it was east and west germany that was dividedafter world war ii. and very different conditions on both sides and that wall fell down when the soviet june fell down and that's a good thing. totally different from a sovereign nation of the united states of america. desiring to have a delineation between the chaos south of the border. a different country and our own people that we seek to protect with, as donald trump said, big golden doors. you want to come into the united states, go through a legal port of entry. go throughs process. but, walls are necessary to keep our own people secure. he knows that griff, you know that they all know that. this is a political statement meant to get some headlines which has worked. now we are dealing with the ramifications. you played that joe borelli soundbite. you know the hotel that they are talking about, the roosevelt hotel in new york city. it's only a few blocks from our headquarters. it used to be a beautiful hotel. now it's overrun by illegals. they have arrested 41 illegals since may m

need as long from berlin, no breakthrough on restoring shipments of ukrainian grains of the world. furthermore, improvements as deliveries through the black sea will not resume until the west stopped logging, exports of russian food and fertilizer. also on the program, germany's biggest state rocks by an anti semitism scandal, the deputy leader of bavaria is allowed to keep this job. despite of moving, he carried an inflammatory list, slid as a teenager. and advocates, 1st, pharma summit kicks off in kenya, delegate say the continental could become a renewable energy power house, but will need financial support from the what the welcome talks aimed at relying and international agreement allowing ukraine to explore it as green, have and lived without a break through russian president vladimir food and met with turkish leader as of type erewhon in the russian city of sachi, food and claims. moscow was forced to pull out of a deal in july, and he says it won't be renewed until the west stops blocking exports of russian arrow cultural products. or receive type one, travel to russia, for what he hoped would be a mediation mission and bringing a vital war, time grain deal back t

berlin. no break here on restoring shipments of ukrainian grain to the world. let him report and says deliveries through the blacks. they will not resume until the west stops laughing, exports of russian food and fertilizer. also on the program, germany's biggest state is rocks by an anti semitism scandal. the deputy leader of, of area is allowed to keep his job despite his meaning. he carried an inflammatory leaflet as a teenager of progress. first, find his stomach kicked off and can you delegate, say the con.

berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union. the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of openness with the west.