tell us more about winston moore. it's probably a lotf people in the audience who don't kn his story. yeah. i mean, winston moore had come as a psychologist, was working the state juvenile prison system. and at a time when, you know, the civil rights movement was the most active in chicago during the kind of mid-to-late 1960s. there was a real sense that the jail was kind of a pivotal site. racial unrest. you know, at the time it was 80 to 90% black. the makeup, the populatio and so there was an attitude kind of publicly that the that it would take a black person to get this jungle of a jail under control and. so they looked to winston moore to, come in and get things in. he carries the largest expansion program in the jail's history. he's responsible for the merger of the city jail and the county jail producing, the cook county department of corrections, which what exists today. and he's person who says, this is my jail. right. he has this sense of political over this institution, but he's also the one who ends up be

i think. from sir winston churchill. i think that out— from sir winston churchill. churchill. i think that put in really stark _ from sir winston churchill. i think that put in really stark terms. - that put in really stark terms. without — that put in really stark terms. without this _ that put in really stark terms. without this communication, i that put in really stark terms. - without this communication, there is a risk— without this communication, there is a risk of— without this communication, there is a risk of something _ without this communication, there is a risk of something descending - without this communication, there is a risk of something descending into i a risk of something descending into a risk of something descending into a conflict _ a risk of something descending into a conflict which _ a risk of something descending into a conflict which the _ a risk of something descending into a conflict which the world _ a risk of something descending into a conflict which the world at - a risk of something descending into a conflict which the world at the

mark dolan was winston churchill a hero or a villain?op historian in shortly. but first, nigel farage is going into the jungle. the show starts on sunday. will britain fall in love with the most consequential politician of his generation if it goes well, does a successful stint on i'm a celebrity pave the way for prime minister nigel farage fabulous gb news viewer sue in cheshire will join us in just a moment. but first, let's get the views of tv news legend nicholas owen. nicholas, great to have you on the show. if it goes well for nigel, that's good news for this channel. it's good news for his tv show , but potentially good tv show, but potentially good news for his dream of entering number 10. well if he has that dream, i'm not i'm not sure he does, really. >> but looking at the history of this programme, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i'm not sure it's any sort of path to number 10. certainly i was just having a look, mark, knowing i was going to talk about this, had a look at the people who've been doing down the years. i mea

wish and then we _ and we joined winston's wish and then we joined scotty's and it has been _ then we joined scotty's and it has been the best and it has really helped — been the best and it has really helped ourjourney. you been the best and it has really helped ourjourney.— been the best and it has really helped ourjourney. helped our “ourney. you are marching ast the helped ourjourney. you are marching past the cenotaph, _ helped ourjourney. you are marching past the cenotaph, the _ helped ourjourney. you are marching past the cenotaph, the first _ helped ourjourney. you are marching past the cenotaph, the first time - past the cenotaph, the first time you have been involved, cooper, what does today mean to you and what is it going to be like going past? well, it means to me, like, remembering— well, it means to me, like, remembering my— well, it means to me, like, remembering my dad - well, it means to me, like, remembering my dad is - well, it means to me, like, - remembering my dad is mostly. but for other— remembering my dad is mostly. but for other people. _ remembering my dad

i live in on winston drive at a motor home.been there for about a year and a half with my wife kelly. we are living there. we're living in this motor home because we don't have the means to pay for rent, especially because rents are very high now, now and so we are we feel safe there. i feel safe with my wife there. she can go out in the morning and come back in the evening, even when it's dark and i feel safe about that. so we are there because we don't have another place to go. we would love to be able to rent an apartment and everything, but we just don't have the means to do that. and so we don't know what to do. we are if we're asked to move out, we don't know where to go. we don't have a place to go and we don't know what to do. that's why i'm asking for help. thank you. thank you. additional speakers requiring interpretation. requesting interpretation. myself interpretation. madam president. so calzado no avail. i'm exposed. you as it more temos on songy on e the concern was poorer. you see sad you know tem para e fazer

i live in on winston drive at a motor home.been there for about a year and a half with my wife kelly. we are living there. we're living in this motor home because we don't have the means to pay for rent, especially because rents are very high now, now and so we are we feel safe there. i feel safe with my wife there. she can go out in the morning and come back in the evening, even when it's dark and i feel safe about that. so we are there because we don't have another place to go. we would love to be able to rent an apartment and everything, but we just don't have the means to do that. and so we don't know what to do. we are if we're asked to move out, we don't know where to go. we don't have a place to go and we don't know what to do. that's why i'm asking for help. thank you. thank you. additional speakers requiring interpretation. requesting interpretation. myself interpretation. madam president. so calzado no avail. i'm exposed. you as it more temos on songy on e the concern was poorer. you see sad you know tem para e fazer

we had the day you ran fulton, missouri the we had auestion about winston churchill. where 20% of british schoolchildren thoht that he was a fictional character. and that ia very worryg thing, especially here, of course, in the national churchill leadership, etc. it means that the job you do and the job that justin does is a tremendously centrally important one. that yes, of course, of course, history vital. you know, this of brings to mind all these great aphorisms about history. you what's the one those who fail to study the past, doomed to repeat it or whatever it is? ah, there's one i actually used in my dissertation because it was the american military and the lessons of history that they took. and i'm not surehose are the right lessons actually to take and i especially what a the joys of doing this book was my dissertation w done athe ten year mark after vietnam. this is done decades later and you have the benefit of all the additional scholarshipnd actually the declassification of a number of the classified papers of the major figures during that time. and so o

i live in on winston drive at a motor home.been there for about a year and a half with my wife kelly. we are living there. we're living in this motor home because we don't have the means to pay for rent, especially because rents are very high now, now and so we are we feel safe there. i feel safe with my wife there. she can go out in the morning and come back in the evening, even when it's dark and i feel safe about that. so we are there because we don't have another place to go. we would love to be able to rent an apartment and everything, but we just don't have the means to do that. and so we don't know what to do. we are if we're asked to move out, we don't know where to go. we don't have a place to go and we don't know what to do. that's why i'm asking for help. thank you. thank you. additional speakers requiring interpretation. requesting interpretation. myself interpretation. madam president. so calzado no avail. i'm exposed. you as it more temos on songy on e the concern was poorer. you see sad you know tem para e fazer

winston richie is a fascinating figure. so to understand him, he's one of the first his family is one of the first black families to move into the first neighborhood where black people into in shaker called ludlow in the mid 1950s, the first families arrived. i think they were a couple of years later. and the just to put this into context that, this remarkable thing happened, which initially it was what happened most places white flight usually people refer to integration as the period between an all white community and an all black community as it's changing. and sometis it's a short period, sometimes it's a long period to the the folks who were living there at e time, black and white decided that they wanted something different. they wanted to actually didn't want to leave. white people didn't want to leave, and the black people didn't want them to leave. they wanted to live in a diverse community. and they began with the radical act of a barbecue got to know each other, formed aommunity association, and then actually rep

winston peters will be minister for foreign affairs. act party and new zealand first get three cabinet seats. seymour has been named minister for regulation and new agencies. we had these ongoing talks between the national party act and new zealand first, the former government. we have been hearing most of the responsibilities have been determined for prime minister. we are just getting those details announced now in wellington. moving ahead, we will need to see ratification by the party organizations and hence we have that announcement that a new zealand government forming with that three party coalition. in asia it is that holiday theme, the end to the week. japan away for their thanksgiving holiday. u.s. markets going into this weekend as well. a bit of upside when it comes to trading in sydney. watching mining and iron ore related stocks given the moves we have seen in that space. highly correlated to the intensifying beijing policymakers to call this recent rally. the aussie dollar is largely unchanged at the moment, 65.58. not a g

churchill, they forgot a little that they had almost molded stalin by molding winston churchill, andy were undermining stalin. jumps out, well neo stalin, jumps out, aristovych, this one, you can even say that he is a little khrushchev, a new khrushchev, because in terms of style, he, he, he is very funny, because khrushchev entertained stalin in his time, and his paka danced and told jokes there told, well, aristovych also behaves a little like khrushchev now, the only thing he has now combined is khrushchevism and some such , well, style, for example, of the people's labor union, once part of the opponents of the bolsheviks, the russian nationalists fled to europe and in france molded such a popular - a labor union, a nationalist association, therefore, arestovych, according to his, well, statements and creative suggestions, or can we say, even aesthetic preferences, he is more of a russian nationalist than a ukrainian one. this is what comedy is all about, that is, we are being tried at the same time, pretending to be zelenskyi's opponent, a russian nationalist, is ridiculous, but

led by winston peters, 78 years of age, one of the most competent dues competitive and controversialng these weeks of negotiation new zealand was officially led by a caretaker government that had just lost the election. lots of corks and turns in the aftermath of that october 1a bowl. aftermath of that october 14 bowl. , ., ., , bowl. chris luxon as prime minister — bowl. chris luxon as prime minister is _ bowl. chris luxon as prime minister is someone - bowl. chris luxon as prime minister is someone who i bowl. chris luxon as prime j minister is someone who is three years old in politics but he brings business experience as he himself is said that he will bring these skills do politics was that the economy remains a key area of focus now that the government is formed, what are the key priority areas? ~ , ., , ., areas? welt chris luxon is a former airline _ areas? welt chris luxon is a former airline boss. - areas? welt chris luxon is a former airline boss. and - areas? welt chris luxon is a i former airline boss. and wants to bring that corporate expertise into the political sphere

churchill, they forgot a little that they almost molded winston churchill stalin and now, under therts of stalin pops up, well neo stalin, pops up, aristovych, one can even say that he is a little khrushchev, a new khrushchev, because in terms of style, he, he, he is very funny, because khrushchev used to amuse stalin and hopak danced, and told jokes there, well aristovych is also behaving a little like khrushchev now, the only thing is that he has now combined khrushchev. well, and some such, well, style, for example, of the people's labor union, once a part of the opponents of the bolsheviks, the russian nationalists fled, in europe and in france they molded such a people's labor union, a nationalist association, therefore, but, arestovich, in his own , well, statements and, creative submissions, or can we say, even aesthetic... preferences, he is rather a russian nationalist, not a ukrainian one, that's what the comedy is, that is, they are simultaneously trying to trick us under the guise of of zelensky's opponent, a russian nationalist, it's funny, but against the background of

national party, agreed a three—way coalition agreement with the leaders of the new zealand first party, winston phil mercer who is in sydney for us. what are his plans? it has been 45 da s what are his plans? it has been 45 days since — what are his plans? it has been 45 days since new— what are his plans? it has been 45 days since new zealanders l 45 days since new zealanders voted in a general election and there has been a distinct shift to the right in new zealand politics, we get the sense that the country was desperate for change after six years of a labour government. led mostly by jacinda labour government. led mostly byjacinda ardern, so labour government. led mostly by jacinda ardern, so those years are rapidly disappearing in new zealand's rearview mirror. the new man in charge is christopher luxon the former airline boss and he has fashioned a new centre—right coalition as you say with the libertarian act party party and the populist new zealand first party. so we do expect the new administration to take an axe to many of the policies of the previous administration, there will be tax

currently dozen of households living in rvs on winston and buckingham who are placing displacement on december 19th when the new four-hour parking restriction right side set to go in affect. these households including families, students and seniors deserve dignity and safety. implementing the parking restrictions without first providing a safe parking site and access to permanent housing, will push them deeper into instability and homelessness. this commission is to hold hsh accountable to support these families by opening a safe parking site and providing household with housing options that they find appropriate and accommodating. on october 24, 2023, there will a press conference held at winston drive and buckingham way, somebody said, i live here because i cannot pay rent. she is a mother of two and resides in her rv and also added i have two children, if they take us out of here, i'll have to live in my car with my children and sometimes i don't have money to buy milk for my son because i have no way to live here. since they were implementing, hsh must act to support the household

winston churchill said something about america. he said americans try everything and then they do the right thing. that's what it feels like to me what's going on here. we are going to try everything. we will try our damnedest to do the wrong thing but at the end of the day, if history is any guide and i think it is, we will do the right thing and come together and figure this out. host: mark zandi, chief economist at moody's analytics. you can find him on x. we always appreciate your conversation and thanks for chatting with the callers. guest: take care now. host: coming up in about 30 minutes, we will talk about rising crime in the u.s. and having that conversation with the president and ceo of the council on criminal justice. until then, it's our open forum. any public policy issues, any political issue, if you want to return to the question we started with about cameras in the courtroom, we can do that. the phone lines are on your screen and you can start calling it now will get to your calls right after the break. >> live, su

winston churchill said something about america. he said americans try everything and then they do the right thing. that's what it feels like to me what's going on here. we are going to try everything. we will try our damnedest to do the wrong thing but at the end of the day, if history is any guide and i think it is, we will do the right thing and come together and figure this out. host: mark zandi, chief economist at moody's analytics. you can find him on x. we

winston churchill said something about america.said americans try everything and then they do the right thing. that's what it feels like to me what's going on here. we are going to try everything. we will try our damnedest to do the wrong thing but at the end of the day, if history is any guide and i think it is, we will do the right thing and come together and figure this out. host: mark zandi, chief economist at moody's analytics. you can find him on x. we >> c-span's washington journal, a live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, government, and public policy across the country. wednesday morning, we talk with michael towner of the foundation for research on equal opportunity on how the federal government should redefine poverty. lisa davis of share our strengths discusses the groups no kid hungry campaign to end food insecurity in the u.s.. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span's studentc

when the main british army was surrounded at dunkirk, winston churchill rallied his nation. england survived until america entered the war and the west's tradition of freedom was rescued again. compare that to the american evacuation from afghanistan which made dunkirk look like a cruise on royal caribbean. here's our winston churchill today. [stuttering] our only hope would be if the enemy died laughing. churchill said we shall fight them in the streets and we have a president that keep losing his fight with gravity. there was a cold war. of course, republican ronald reagan that told the soviets in berlin this. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! >> greg: when the wall and soviet communism fell, our president didn't. for the mosts at nbc that day is known as black thursday. the point is there's moments in history when things hang in the balance. when the moments comes, it takes courage, leadership to stand up for our way of life. doesn't it feel like we're in such a moment? the problem today is the enemy is within. hamas is guilty of killing 32 americans and holding ten

in hero, winston churchill.that we've layman's terms, now that we've left eu and it's prohibiting left the eu and it's prohibiting laws, could soon be able to laws, we could soon be able to go to our local shops and purchase of wine and purchase pints of wine and champagne change that will be champagne in change that will be welcomed suspect. welcomed by many, i suspect. another win for brexiteers and surely remainers can behind surely remainers can get behind this well. well vox this change as well. well vox popuu this change as well. well vox populi vox day. we asked the great british people if it's time for pints of champagne and the people have spoken . the people have spoken. >> i think they should definitely. obviously having the biggest amount, it would be more beneficial. yeah i think so. >> it would be more convenient if i get a pint, you know? >> yeah, i think it's a good idea, but with champagne, probably not best because it's so expensive. >> disagree with that >> i totally disagree with that because

it reminds me of winston churchill of world war ii. what is our aim?ur aim, i can say in one word. victory. then he spoke at length. victory against the monstrous tyranny, and this group, hamas, is only one of your enemies, and they have in their very charter the destruction of your country. you actually used the phrase, if i can read it to you, if you want peace you have to destroy hamas. i agree with you. but that's hamas in the south. rockets are being fired into your country from the north out of lebanon. you have the houti rebeles that have declared war against you out of yemen. you have syria firing missiles at you and the head of the snake, iran, orchestrating all of these proxy is conflicts. i ask you this question, if we're going to define what victory looks like doesn't that have to be gaza can no longer be launching pad for rockets being fired into your country? lebanon can no longer be a launching area for rockets being fired into your country? doesn't that mean the network of terror tunnels, and i've been in some of them, as you know, that

winston, welcome to the show this morning.ts, criminals, murderers, rapists, paedophiles , even some that have paedophiles, even some that have beenin paedophiles, even some that have been in grooming gangs or being facilitated by job centres, given laptops and put in situations, frankly , where the situations, frankly, where the pubuc situations, frankly, where the public are at risk? what's your reaction to this ? oh, it's reaction to this? oh, it's disgusting , actually. disgusting, actually. >> unbelievable. obviously, i've just watched it myself for the first time and i can't i can't believe it. but in saying that, i can't believe it. i actually can because the key to what they were talking about in that report there was that the information wasn't coming from probation the centre and probation to the job centre and that then tracked that actually then tracked back to the probation to the fact of the probation service is so overrun, the cuts to the public services , the to the public services, the inability of probation t

i think it's a good time this weekend to remember winston weekend to remember that winston churchillverything did for everything wrong that he did for this . this country. >> guess, though, simon, >> yeah, i guess, though, simon, that it obviously white obe lit up with the old serviceman. the king will be there . it'll be king will be there. it'll be it's right outside my office, actually. so it's a great spot to watch it. look, do not go away. still to come is last orders. we've got doctor peter caddick adams, who's going to join us and talk about remembering our glorious dead and all those people that lost their during the conflicts .oh . oh oh, well, that sounds like last orders at the bar today. i'm delighted to be joined by historian and military historian. that's and a reserve officer. doctor peter caddick, almonds. peter it's armistice weekend and it's sunday is a day when we'll all be out with our poppies on. i'll be at a service in underwood in nottinghamshire, remembering our glorious dead. it's something really important. it's something really important. i think every sing

i think it's a good time this weekend to remember winston weekend to remember that winston churchillverything he did for everything wrong that he did for this . this country. >> guess, though, simon, >> yeah, i guess, though, simon, that it obviously white obe lit up with the old serviceman. the king will be there . it'll be king will be there. it'll be it's right outside my office, actually. so it's a great spot to watch it. look, do not go away. still to come is last orders. we've got doctor peter caddick adams, who's going to join us and talk about remembering our glorious dead and all those people that lost their during the conflicts .oh . oh oh, well, that sounds like last orders at the bar today. i'm delighted to be joined by historian and military historian. that's and a reserve officer. doctor peter caddick, almonds. peter it's armistice weekend and it's sunday is a day when we'll all be out with our poppies on. i'll be at a service in underwood in nottinghamshire, remembering our glorious dead. it's something really important. it's something really important. i think every s

from the battle of britain, a group of people who sir winston churchill famously described as "the few". what does that mean to you? an extraordinary man. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. a dramatic picture, a huge cloud off the coast of cornwall and there are plenty more where that came from. all these shower clouds racing in from the atlantic stop it's all driven by an area of low pressure centred to the north—west of us. we'll see lots more showers through the afternoon, some heavy with hail and thunder particularly in spots exposed to the wind, quite a strong wind around south wales and southern england but eastern england and scotland not seeing too many showers and decent spells of sunshine, cooler than recent days. overnight further showers, increasingly confined to northern and eastern coasts but also this clump of heavy downpours moving into wales and parts of southern england by the end of the night. the northern half of the uk could see a touch of frost, may be —3 or “4 in parts of the highlands. tomorrow, low pressure is with us and where the isobars squeeze

the famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits, british prime minister, winston churchill commented on the reports of the tragedy. the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india, the residents in the west band worldly welcom policy is really some of these really present the under the choose agreement. the little while hostages free by have mass arrive at the medical center, the is in israel shortly after their release from captivity and the gaza strip. the cut off as an agreement has been reached with these well into last week. stand the current c 5 for another 2 days has been due to expire on monday and he's running with already, so either a tax on gas or will continue after the choose expires. and they also plan to allocate will funding for julie settlement.

in that room that day, kissinger aide and later ambassador to china, winston lord. >> maybe it would at some point, but it was still a very courageous and controversial move in the early 1970's. this meeting set the stage for the subsequent discussions and the opening up the relationship, which had a major impact immediately by improving relations with the soviets, it helped us end the vietnam war. it restored morale in the united states that we were an able diplomatic actor despite all our problems, and restored american credibility around the world. nick: but before he could end the vietnam war, kissinger had expanded it. beginning in 1969, the u.s. secretly bombed cambodia to try and disrupt north vietnamese supply routes. the campaign is estimated to have killed hundreds of thousands of civilians. >> he had a remarkable indifference to human suffering. nick: greg grandin is a professor of history at yale and author of the book "kissinger's shadow, the long reach of america's most controversial statesman." he argues kissinger and nixon unnecessarily extended the vietnam war by fou

the famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits, british prime minister, winston churchill commented on the reports of the tragedy. the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india. since 2016 numerous monuments to soviets soldiers and potent ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed or vandalize fish their stuff, but it must be the within. yeah. unless or even some of us could ask if i'm in the field that's the most on whether it's express, almost 3 of the police government denies the rule of soviet sonya is in the victory of a not system. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2 is the 40 piece when you order. although it did seem the non supervision, the trustees would remain, thinks in people's consciousness, but have a but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the cost yes. to, to take off the i'll provides i need to see

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here is a fragment of his letter to winston churchel. would be greatly improved if a front were created against hitler, to the west in northern france and to the north in the arctic. only in tehran did roosevelt and churchill agree to open a second front. all promises to engage in battle with hitler in 1942 and 1943 were not fulfilled. washington london waited, were we are confident that moscow will lose the war. in forty -three everything changed. the ussr had already won in stalingrad and crushed the germans at the kursk bulge. the army then... gained such power that we, of course, would have won, but with greater, i would say, even greater casualties, the allies realized that if the soviet red army continued the offensive, with the same scope and success, our allies simply won’t have time to share the pie; in tehran, us president roosevelt had nothing against the sword from king george. this sword was forged by english craftsmen and rewarded with a hero battle of stalingrad. and so he handed over this sword, but did not want to open t

he play as successful stuntman involved in a murder mystery it feature emily blunt and winston duke it'srs in march of 2024. and it look entertaining everything this guy does lately is a must-watch. >> when you go from ken to stuntman that is pretty versatile hbo hit shows are making a comeback but it may not be as soon as you think or as soon as you want the third season of euphoria has been pushed back to 2025 attributing that delay to the sag-aftra strike and revealing that production will resume next year hbo also plans to release other series like game of tloens, the l throw thr game of thrones >> the pandemic pushed everything, too. so there have been these things out there for so long, but like you said, there's so much to watch, there's no shortage of things but sometimes when you watch some of these and they take two years you forget what happened right? >> you have to watch the whole season prior yeah >> the little previews aren't enough to catch you up >>> it is almost mariah carey's favorite time of year, but she might be singing the blues these days after a lawsuit was re-fi

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winston churchill, june 22, 1941. ships went to the ussr. they went for a long time and there were a lot of them. they were called arctic convoys. through the pacific ocean , ships entered the northern ports of modern russia. arkhangelsk, murmansk, severrodvinsk are the main hubs. of the 36 ships that were transferred to the ussr in 1942, only 11 reached them, because the luftwaffe fired at this aid, to the british the united states joins, translated into modern money, that is, taking into account the inflation index for almost 80 years. e the united states of america provided the ussr with a total of around 200 billion dollars. at first, there was a cash and carry program, when weapons and other supplies were delivered immediately for payment, immediately, that is, here is the payment and here are the deliveries. landlis has been working since march 1941, he initially acted on britain, of course, and on china. in the summer of 1941, it was already... that it would be extended to the soviet union. allies they understand that the arctic convo

. >> winston churchill said the outside of a horse is good for the inside of a person.s magic that happens being around an animal that large, with that type of energy. pamela: on this connecticut farm in 2015, thor torgersen co-founded a not-for-profit to help combat veterans. >> i have seen individuals who have been homeless, addicted to drugs, incapable of walking on their own without a walker or a wheelchair, become fully mobile, off of their addictions. own their own home now, drive, incredible. it's a 100% transformation. we have anecdotal data where there have been individuals that have told me they have not ended their lives because of this program. he will want to walk out. pamela: the program is simply called vets. >> horses are, you know, just by nature, the poster child of ptsd, they have hypervigilance, trust issues, fight or flight issues. all of the markers of traditional ptsd. that is a survival mechanism. we have veterans who come in who have those same issues. when they come and i jokingly say you are just a horse. we could work with that. pamela: the e

sir winston churchill was born on november 30th.oviet-french film of the eighties, tehran-43, was based on those events. according to the abwehr operation plan , the saboteurs were supposed to make a long jump. infiltrate the british embassy through the sewer pipes and buildings nearby. but our intelligence intercepted their negotiations. the battle group led by georg vartanyan, who became the prototype of the hero igor kostolevsky, must was to stop sabotage. in his interviews, the soviet intelligence officer who died in 2011 spoke about the film with a smile. there was no shooting. his group tracked down the saboteurs and quietly captured them. i have to say scout. in any case, i don’t know anyone who uses weapons. in tehran, the parties agreed on further military actions. at the start of operation overlord in normandy, soviet troops launched a large-scale offensive in order to pin down large wehrmacht forces on the western front. already in tehran, the leaders of the troika understood the fate of the nazi regime is a foregone conc

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