after all, a very interesting point, alexander ii was very contemptuous of wilhelm, he called him a dancing dervish, because he had such a gait, as alexander ii said such a prussian officer who wobbles when walking, and he alexander ii was like that, a straightforward person, big, big, and he suppressed this wilhelm, absolutely, you have a scene like wilhelm. runs on a pyron, meeting alexander ii to give him an overcoat, when our power changed and nicholas ii came, the roles changed diametrically. wilhelm just psychologically put pressure on nikolai, he succumbed, including, he pushed him to war in the far east, because it was beneficial to germany and nikolai succumbed, yes, he... called him there, i don’t know, admiral, so to speak, quiet ocean, the far east there, that is, no matter how he tempted him to attack, well, it must be said that nicholas ii did not need to be seduced much, he wanted to go to the far east, and witte himself teased his appetites, because when was the treaty on chinese eastern railway in moscow, in 1896, then russia built a railway from transbaikalia to... allowed

riding ahead was the new king of england, george v, with kaiser wilhelm ii next to him. in the shape of. willie, who hated edward vi for the entente, considered his cousin george a very good boy. at this time, the new king of england was 45 years old. he was crowned first in london and then in dally, since george v was the king of britain and india. görg 5. was not only willy’s cousin, but also nicholas ii and russian empress alexandra feodorovna. they called him georgie, he was their nicky and alex. nicky and i were the same age and friends. their external resemblance was striking. they loved to be photographed in identical clothes. nicholas often joked that if he had put on a top hat, he would have appeared arm in arm with his cousin george on the royal tribune of the british parliament, then a considerable part of the audience. at the end of the world war in the first year of the russian revolution, ally, cousin and friend, george v, under pressure from his government, refused to accept nikolai romanov and his family, who had already abdicated the throne, into england

george v, next to him was kaiser wilhelm ii. in the shape of.

mazanik, in it she carried the mine with which the gauleiter wilhelm of cuba was destroyed.articipants of the memory train took 1,418 steps to victory in kubinka near moscow, and schoolchildren from eight cis countries also visited patriot park. the museum immerses you in the atmosphere of the most significant stages of the war: the defense of the brest fortress, moscow, stalingrad, the icy road of life to besieged leningrad. there are a total of 35 halls on the territory. he was buried in the smolensk region, in the village of sachevka, in the mass grave. train passengers visited a complex of 5,000 hectares, where military equipment of all types, from rare samples to modern models. there are museums of aviation, armored vehicles and artillery here. biden is still not being released, as bloomberg reports; the democratic national committee may officially nominate him as a presidential candidate on july 21. such a decision, as the agency notes, will put an end to internal party talk about replacing biden after unsuccessful debates. moreover, over 70% of americans. according to

on this day, the german emperor wilhelm. the 2nd was come to meet his military staff as well as his own son, the crown prince. the one with the hustling debts had on his house the key or the greatest secrecy. the germans were getting ready to launch in major offensive by unexpectedly attacking the strongest position on the whole front. they reckoned the french won't give up the town if they have done without throwing everything they've got into the battle and taken, crushed them before turning their sites on the british and winning the war the the emperor or has entrusted the task of leading the battle to his own son this is him addressing his officers. his majesty calls us to the attack he sang. we must see that the sons of germany's will to win as hard as steel, the at the beginning of 1916, thousands of germans broken, virgin, and veiled on the, the, just a few days after the heaviest, bombardments in military history. this massive force will throw itself at the french positions, the it's going to be a fight, the like of

this is how they were a caricature in the german emperor or wilhelm. the 2nd and the german soldiers with their pointy helmets and their super man called to just look at this image and read the german army positions in the middle. the town of ad on the river moyes are running through it, and the hills all around the french who have built 30 or more fords. here to protect themselves from invasion from the east. the musical names. soon all the world will have heard of them. severe. below the no, let's take a look at the other side of the front. the german side, the on this day, the german emperor or wilhelm, the 2nd has come to meet his military staff as well as his own son, the crown prince. the one with the hustler gets hit on his house, the tier, and the greatest secrecy, the germans were getting ready to launch in major offensive by unexpectedly attacking the strongest position on the whole front. they reckoned the french won't give up the town that they have done without throwing everything they've got into the battle and taken, crushed them before

homemade medal for bravery, scout elena's handbag mazanik, in which she carried a mine to destroy wilhelmesponsible for the deaths of hundreds of civilians. the new month has traditionally brought a number of changes to belarusians, so innovations on sick leave have come into force, the average daily earnings will be calculated by the social protection fund, and now even one-time payments will be taken into account. payments, including financial assistance and bonuses for holidays, and also for those who have more than 10 years of experience, from the first day of incapacity for work, they will be paid 100% of average earnings, and this is important for part-time workers, sick leave will now be paid only at the main place of work, but taking into account earnings from all employers, from july 1, in a new way , social payments, pensions, benefits for families raising children, benefits for caring for a disabled person of the first group or a pensioner over 80 years old will only be available : through banks, this applies to those who live in minsk, regional cities and district centers. bel

here is a telegram from the british king george v and kaser wilhelm ii to henry of prussia.ertainly. i sincerely wish that such an irreparable catastrophe as european war was averted. but earlier, henry of prussia himself was on a special mission in london and, after a conversation with the king , he noted in his diary the assurances he received that in the event of a conflict, england would most likely remain neutral. england offered germany, therefore, guarantees that france would not participate in helping russia, that germany would fight only with russia, but as it was. russia, which led to serious disagreements in the government and the demonstrative resignation of two british ministers, john burns and john morley. words the latter, published only in 1929, shows what the russian empire then got for its sworn ally. have you thought what will happen if russia wins? if germany and austria are defeated, it will not be england or france that will occupy the first position. place in europe, russia will be in first place. the technological revolution significantly influences m

september 1941 , ss oberführer, head of einsatz group b, arthur nebe, was expected at the residence of wilhelmently summoned to the gautleiter. the conversation was going to be serious. application data. gaza in the psychiatric hospital in novinki was disappointed that the instructions given by himmler during his visit to minsk in august could not be considered fulfilled. nebe tried to prove the opposite, this is only the first experiment. at the same time, ober fuhrer recalled, back in the forties, before the start of the invasion operation, he proposed euthanasia campaigns to be carried out using carbon monoxide. this method was tested in new products. from the materials of the trial in the case of atrocities committed by the nazi invaders in the belarusian ssr on january 15-29 , 1946. witness testimony akimova, doctors of the minsk psychiatric hospital. it was september 18, 1945. an sss police officer, accompanied by a chemist, ordered dr. kitoevich to prepare about 20 patients to test the effects of some gas. the sick were ordered to be brought into the bathhouse, near which there were tru

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 with the up most severe retake 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 dr. the events in.

immediately read the material to the reports in minsk on the night of september 22, 1943 , gauleiter wilhelmquidated. an explosion occurred in his mansion. with the same messages , newspapers came out that surrendered, captured by the fascists of belarus, however, with mourning obituaries and curses addressed to those who passed sentence on the laundering of the belarusian people. for the soviet intelligence services, this was one of the most successful operations carried out during the war in german-occupied territory. in february 1943, the people's commissar of state security was urgently summoned to the kremlin. behind closed doors, a discussion began about the upcoming operation of the special services to eliminate hitler's governor in belarus, goulatra kuba. was the data that was regularly reported to stalin about his activities striking in its cruelty? the facts of their sadism are beyond the bounds in the reports of the meeting participants. intelligence report dated march 2, 1942. a raid in the minsk ghetto, during which a group of children was captured. they were thrown into a deep

handbag of intelligence officer elena mazanik, in which she carried a mine with the help of which wilhelmkube was destroyed. preserve the historical memory of the belarusian people, defend the independent sovereignty of the country and be a patriot. words foreigners receiving belarusian citizenship took a solemn oath today. the official ceremony took place at the city hall in minsk. 17 people took the oath, these are people from different countries. the west cannot sit still, nato has begun transferring forces to the eastern borders. spain sent 800 troops to slovakia, the country's largest military deployment in the region. the spanish media celebrate, thus demonstrating the alliance. the forces are not reported, but it became known that american pilots in germany were banned wear a uniform outside of work. the decision is presented as a precautionary measure. belarus has prepared symmetrical measures in response to new eu sanctions, this was announced by the ministry of foreign affairs of our country. they will be associated with tightening conditions for imports and activities in belaru

russian protests and political protests . the crisis caused by these protests led to the fact that wilhelmhis howl began in the german and austrian press that russia was preparing for war and which is necessary in primitive actions against it. still the king to his cousin willie. with national interests understood one way or another played a certain role, and norman davis writes about this in the history of europe: despite the connection between mutual obligations, the diplomatic system of 1914 provided governments with significant room for maneuver. key issues were decided by considerations of honor, friendship, fear or expediency, and not by the clauses of treaties. i agree that the subjective factor played a very big role. there may be a decisive role in the fact that the war began precisely in the summer of 1914, because no matter what the kaiser and the ertz-duke discussed, they did not determine the date for the start of the war, the war was to a certain extent a surprise to everyone, to a large extent a surprise to everyone. the book "august guns" written by barbara tuckman was very

this is how they were caricature and the german ember wilhelm. the 2nd and the german soldiers with their pointy helmets and their super man called to just look at this image and read the german army positions in the middle. the town of that time, the river moyes are running through it, and the hills all around. the french has built 30 or more forts here to protect themselves from invasion from the east. the musical names soon all the world will have heard of them. severe vote. the other side determines the on this the german image. so prince the t or the greatest ready to launch in major a sensor, unexpectedly attacking the strongest position, the whole for the reckoning. the french won't give up the terminal to without throwing emphasis. they got into the panel 1st the, the emperor or his interest in the task of leading the battle to his own son. this is him addressing his officers. his majesty calls us to the attack he sang. we must see that the sons of germany's will to win is as hard as steel, the beginning of the the heaviest mass and force

a good showing that the german wilhelm, the 2nd and the german soldiers with their pointy helmets and their super man called of the just look at this image and read the german army positions in the middle of the town of ad on the river moyes are running through it, and the hills all around the french have built 30 or more fords here to protect themselves from invasion from the east. the musical names. soon all the world will have heard of them. severe. well, the other side of the term is on this, the german french one, the teeth, germans ready to launch in major a sensor, unexpectedly attacking the strongest position. the hold on the reckoning, the french won't give up. that's what they're doing without throwing everything they got into the panel. the, the emperor or his interest at the task of leading the battle to his own son. this is him addressing his officers. his majesty calls us to the attack he sang. we must see that the sons of germany's will to win as hard as steve the beginning of or the heaviest mass and force flow. and so the french positions the, it's going to be a finds

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 with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through is 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 dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century. stand not without reason, are compared to the holocaust just do decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's the solved unit put on the same round colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the for the hearing impaired name of the judges can take out, also survived aged by his dog. good. you generally find very well, really cascade always wound its own of incoming shells. the english would you find me? no, i just see

exhibition, you can see its model; with the help of this mine , the commissioner general of belarus, wilhelmas destroyed. it was he who was responsible for the death of more than... more than 380,000 german soldiers, officers and generals were killed, about 160,000 were captured. therefore, many historians believe, not unreasonably, that it was the liberation of belarus that became the collapse of the wehrmacht and the final defeat of the nazis. a wreath in honor of the independence day of belarus, in honor of the feat of the belarusian people in moscow to the grave an unknown soldier whose collective life became the price in the fight against world evil. we have a whole program that is dedicated. the creation and, let's say, historical objects dedicated to the second world war, the great patriotic war, we are doing a lot of work on literary activity, we are publishing a lot of books, in fact , the amount of archival materials, as our national library tells me, there are still several million of them of unassembled materials, this is a huge layer that still needs to be lifted, plus work on..

will say , no, it's not lavrov, not solov'ov, but their spiritual father, reichsmarschall, hermann, wilhelm hering, as you can see, nothing new under the sun of nazism. can't figure out whether it's germany or russia, one-on-one, now we have the opportunity to communicate with the co-founder of mapistite, with which we always start the morning, roman pohorily is in touch with us, mr. roman, congratulations, glory to ukraine, congratulations, heroes , thank you , i will start right away with the harvest season, we must start, well, since there were reports that there are changes, well, actually the analysts of your map reported that there are changes in the harvest season, tell us in more detail what is happening there and how now looks like a battle map actions? we did not just report, we have a marking on the map that the settlement has come under the control of the enemy, now they are trying to entrench themselves there, pull up their reserves, and accordingly can continue to advance if the situation is favorable and the defense forces do their best to this did not happen, they are trying

global security initiative and make great to contribution to peace and stability in the middle east. wilhelm us and for helping freedom for quite some time, just under 2 decades ago with a photo of war for control of palestinian terry trees. now as a result from us took over a gas where as far to regain control of parts of the west bank. well, we spoke to the director of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma. and joshua lambert's, he's of the view, the nothing yahoo government will ignore the chinese lead purples of israel plants to stay in gaza. the united states and europeans have said that israel must withdraw from casa and institute a 2 state solution. that's what president biden said, that the only solution that was not to return to a status quote, but to move ahead with the 2 state solution to the palestinians are trying to position themselves with this unity government to be able to provide a government for gaza at the end of this conflict, but of course, as we've just heard, nothing you know, said no way, we're going to appoint who rules gaza and we're going to stay there

central china through wilhelm for shanghai rolling across the fall, south of south korea into that western side of japan. some big down polls coming through here. one or 2 showers just coming into a northern positive china as well, and turning increasingly white here as we go. 13, monday pulses of heavier, right. coming in at last day and still what just throughout the fall, south of south korea, west and pulse of japan. more lively show a southern china on the other hand, velocity dry. but down towards the coast, we will see a few showers just around home called down towards the gulf of tonkin, a good rash of showers across the se, asia, now we've got this little circulation, just barely got back and bring some live you showers in to vietnam. it's kind of a good part of indo china. pretty wet weather to enter the philippines, south of the a quite to somewhat dry and prices of light, but some showers the never the less. know that somebody in the showers across south asia, a more big down post, it gets a good positive india bank with this final face, the pool thing for the heavy right by th

zanik, in which she carried a mine to destroy wilhelm cuba, responsible for the deaths of hundreds ofonally brought a number of changes to belarusians, so the innovations on sick leave came into force. the average daily earnings will be calculated by the social protection fund. now even one-time payments will be taken into account, including financial assistance and bonuses for holidays, and also for those who have 10 years more experience, from the first day of incapacity for work, will pay 100% of average earnings and up to date. for part-time workers, sick leave will now be paid only at the main place of work, but taking into account earnings from all employers, from the first of july there will be new social benefits, pensions, benefits for families raising children, benefits for caring for a disabled person of the first group or a pensioner over 80 years old , can only be obtained through banks, this applies to those who live in minsk, regional cities and district centers. belarus has begun issuing certificates for passing centralized testing, can be obtained at the points where

here, arrow and nama drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be 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 dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century. stand not without reason, are compared to the whole of cost just $2.00 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve unit foot on the same round colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter lavelle from the very start of the binding presidency. we were told the occupant of the oval office was obsessed with his legacy. 3 and a half years later that legac

exhibition you can see its model; with the help of this mine , the commissioner general of belarus, wilhelmws. there are a lot of people who very actively visit our belarusian pavilion, so we would like people, perhaps those who once did not reach us, so that we lay the foundation so that they can visit and come to our capital, go to our museum and then become even more familiar with our history. the liberation of belarus began in june forty, the operation was code- named bogration. the preparations were carried out long and carefully in an atmosphere of utmost secrecy. the main goal is to break through the enemy’s defenses, surround and destroy large groups of troops. in 2 months belarus was completely freed. the defeat of the nazi troops in our country went down in history as one of the most important battles of the second world war. it is not unreasonable that it was the liberation of belarus that became the collapse of the wehrmacht and the final defeat of the nazis. a wreath in honor of the independence day of belarus, in honor of the feat of the belarusian people in moscow to the tomb

didn’t show itself to others, only many years later the princess was told that before her , general wilhelm when he meets them he shakes a twig or trunk, and this is not a joke, but a fact known to all his subjects. what karl is really terribly afraid of is elevators, elevators have always terrified me, he admits. therefore, even in his old age, he always goes up and down the stairs whenever possible. the king's wife, queen camilla, also recently spoke about her fear. it turns out that she is very afraid of heights, observation decks, high floors, open balconies, gangways, airplane and other such places. but on duty, she often has to visit such frightening locations. in this case, the queen tries not to look down and cling tightly to her husband’s hand. because he is brave, and there are no elevators nearby, the subjects of the spanish crown are sure that they have revealed the phobia of their queen letizia, she is afraid of old age, this is a revelation, what a strange woman, however, observers made such a conclusion due to the fact that litica has allegedly become much choose too infantil

wilhelm ii. the king of england gives peter a small but luxurious ship with several cabins.d the royal transport, which is considered the fastest in europe. this is where the russian tsar first sees the huge one-to-one ships. they make an impression on him. indelible to the accompanying admiral, peter would later remark that if he had not been the russian tsar, he would have wanted to be an english admiral, but very soon this charm of peter’s britain will sink into oblivion, it’s because of you, i’m now a chimera, mixed with a lion, a snake and a goat, yes, yes, okay, not a goat, where have you seen at least one reasonable man , well, where, am i really going to leave myself in a difficult situation, thank you, i didn’t expect from you, you thought that i would miss the opportunity to spend the night with you, it looks like stomach bleeding, the father is urgent, this is not blood, but what about chocolate, yes , for some time i took one day and went to the beach, but not for a second you can’t one thing, but i'm afraid of loneliness, obstetrician today at 20:00 on ntv, king

you know, this is the chateau wall where general wilhelm foley's car crashed after being ambushed by paratroopers early on the morning of. sixth. and and, you know, this what it was like to i mean, we walked omaha beach at half tide, you know, from the tide up and until you do that like you have just no sense of just how far those dunes were from from safety. these troops were landing that morning. and for me was such a valuable. it was such a valuable educational moment to really look at this battle not in the way that i think we tend to write it as historians. but to see it as hundred and 67,000 individual stories. and that to me, a big part of why i wanted to do this book as an oral history that, you know, this 80th anniversary this week is, i think in many ways so poignant because it also marks the the passing of the greatest generation, the generation that one world war two on d-day there were a million allied personnel in motion across england across the english channel. there couple thousand of those england currently there are only six living d-day veterans in great britain l

you know, this is the chateau wall where general wilhelm foley's car crashed after being ambushed by paratroopers early on the morning of june 6th. and and, you know, this is what it was like to i mean, we walked omaha beach at half tide, you know, from the tide up. and and until you that like you have just no sense of just how far those dunes were from or from safety, when these troops were landing that morning. and for me, it was such a valuable. it was such a valuable educational moment to really look at this battle, not in the way that i think we tend to write about it as historians, but to see it as a 167,000 individual stories. and that, to me was a big part of why i wanted to do this book as an oral history that, you know, this 80th anniversary this week is, i think, in many ways so poignant because it also marks the the passing of the greatest generation, the generation that one world war two on d-day, there, a million allied personnel in motion across england, across the english channel there, couple thousand of those left england currently estimates there are only six livin

didn’t show itself to others, only many years later the princess was told that before her , general wilhelm talks to them in his garden, and when he meets them he shakes a twig or trunk, and this is not a joke, but a fact known to all his subjects, that’s what karl is really terribly afraid of, it’s elevators “elevators have always terrified me,” the king admits, so even at his advanced age, whenever possible, he always goes up and down the stairs. spouse. the king's queen camilla also recently spoke about her fear. it turns out that she is very afraid of heights, observation platforms, high floors, open balconies, stairs, airplanes and other such places. but on duty, she often has to visit such frightening locations. in this case, the queen tries not to look down, but to cling tightly to her husband’s hand, because he is brave and there are no elevators nearby. subjects of the spanish crown are confident that they have revealed the phobia of their queen litica. she is afraid of old age, this is a revelation, what a strange woman, however, observers drew such a conclusion due to the fact th

i'm katherine wilhelm executive of the u.s. law institute. and i'm delighted to welcome everyone here in this room and also online on zoom to today's guest talk by professor angela jiang about new book high wire how china regulates big tech and governs its economy. now, many in this room will already know professor jiang because last semester she was a visiting global professor here in the houser global program. she's based at of hong kong. but starting in the fall, she's to be on the faculty at the university of southern calirnia in the law school. her research government regulation specifically china's of its big tech high tech sector. by extension she also looks of course at the question of impact of the impact of china's regulatory approach on the rest the world as chinese high tech companies more and more influential. high tech is her second book following on the heels of the 20 2021 book, chinese antitrust exceptionalism how the rise of china challenges global regulation. now here to moderate our program today, thomas streinz, who is ex

samantha wilhelm is an ohio resident and they both join me now.u think about the big speech, alston? >> i think it was really great. i think that senator vance highlighting his age will be really effective with voters come november. i think a lot of people are quite fed up, honestly, with a lot of the politicians i'm a especially joe biden and his age and mental cognition on full display since the debate. since then there was a poll that found 85% of americans actually think he is too old for a second term, and i would agree with that sentiment but i think a lot of voters will be in agreement that j.d. vance brings a breath of fresh air to the political scene and provides a much younger perspective, especially for gen z voters that we haven't seen before. >> carley: samantha, here's a little more of vance's speech in his closing remarks. watches. >> i promise you one more thing, to the people of middletown, ohio, and all the forgotten communities michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio and every corner of the nation, i promise you this, i will be

here is a telegram from the british king george v to the brother of kaiser wilhelm ii, henry of prussiastrophe as a european war be prevented. but earlier henry of prussia himself was with special mission in london and, after a conversation with the king, noted in his diary the assurances received that in the event of a conflict, england would most likely remain neutral. england offered germany, therefore, guarantees that france would not participate in helping russia, that germany would fight only with russia, but since this was... ultimately rejected by the german high command, england was forced to enter the war , on the side of france and russia, which led to serious disagreements in the government and the demonstrative resignation of two british ministers, john burns and john morley. the words of the latter, published only in 1929 , show what kind of sworn ally the russian empire then got. have you thought what will happen if russia wins? if germany and austria are defeated, it will not be england or france that will take first place. in europe, russia will take first place. the te