know, and france, where not seeing this kind i france, where not seeing this kind of extent— france, where not seeing this kind of extent of— france, where not seeing this kind of extent of problems. of course, france _ of extent of problems. of course, france is — of extent of problems. of course, france is on — of extent of problems. of course, france is on the continent and is attached — france is on the continent and is attached to, whether italy or belgium, monaco, italy, spain, you can have _ belgium, monaco, italy, spain, you can have alternatives you can take your car. — can have alternatives you can take your car, you can take a train. you don't _ your car, you can take a train. you don't have — your car, you can take a train. you don't have to _ your car, you can take a train. you don't have to take a plane. we see the scenes— don't have to take a plane. we see the scenes of bc in dover, notjust the scenes of bc in dover, notjust the trucks. — the scenes of bc in dover, notjust the trucks, problems there. i think obviously. — the trucks, problems there. i

under military threat from france in 1825, haiti agreed to pay reparations to france for lost so-called "property," including enslaved people that french owners lost in the rebellion. france threatened to invade haiti and reimpose slavery if haiti did not agree to a staggering amount in reparations, 150 million francs, 30 times haiti's annual revenue. haiti began taking out loans from french banks, leading to an economic crisis that continues to this day. "the new york times" estimates haiti paid the equivalent of what is now $560 million to france over the next seven decades. the true economic cost to haiti is estimated to be an astounding $115 billion. and that only tells part of the story. in 1880, a french bank established haiti's first national bank, essentially putting france in control of haiti's treasury. that bank, credit industriel et commercial, used some of its massive profits to help finance the eiffel tower. the bank's current owner has just launched an investigation into its dealings with haiti and its role in what it called the ecosystem of colonialism. "the times" serie

especially the presence of france. seems to be wanting to fight an anti-imperialist fight in which it will be helped by russia. the division which is more there to protect the mali junta. so no surprise at all to see that mali is carrying on in its approach to the situation. mohammed: i am sorry. i am sorry to interrupt you, but i want to get reaction. you were reacting quite a lot to what he was saying, so i want to get your take. go ahead and jump in. >> you know, i just invite jacque and like-minded people to understand we are not fighting imperialism or anything. we are just claiming our sovereignty. we just want respect in our relationship with other nations, following the convention. we don't want any other nation to dictate. we want to quit being the -- of any nation. mali wants to look straight in the eyes of the rest of the world as equals. those who want to keep us in the complex -- the time has gone. we have to consider mali as a nation. we have to respect our sovereign decisions to fight terrorism. this has

i in france, i get people . asking me here in the uk, france capped its energy price rises at 4%, why can't - we do that here? i point out to them, - they have state—controlled energy supply called edf| which took a massive hit, 8 billion at the time — - it could be double that by now i — and that is a national asset, | the shareholding, so the public in some way have paid for that. we talk about local elections, we have some coming up - in the uk which we may talk about — any time . where the electorate is getting poorer every day is a pretty- toxic political- situation to be in. the political offer you makel to the citizens of any country is, "stick with me, you'll be a bit better off by the time i we finish than at the time | we started," and it is hard to see how any politician can deliver on that... . and by the way, madame le pen did the campaigning not on the veil for muslim women, not on the question of her links with russia and that sort of thing, only on the cost of living, and she got 42%. so it shows it is the foremost issue, and macron will have to take care of th

and it, sir, it's a shame because there's so many millions in france. and we have so many human links between the 2 countries. as when he casual eggs, are there 2 countries we is share history even dory, as it could on your history. but a lately, actually france was more seen as a hamper army of liberation that eventually came to be seen as a now army of occupation. but i think it's part of a campaign to which she's spreading drawer of west africa at i wouldn't maybe sustain it, but considered her russian nurse i. burnett works. i had some influence in whipping up anti french, phoenix, india. we've seen it in republic of central africa, where now or since 2016, the wagner, the russians are there and being themselves, to all dirt mineral resources, diamonds and gold. in the, in the north central africa. we see that in many that trying to the same. we can see that this moved to was unsettling. the french is, are still taking place in synagogue or synagogue, which is origin a country because it's not justice. ahead to terrorism, there is an sitting door re

it's true. france as exploded africa for a long time. but since then, there's been a trying to re bonaza relationship between the countries and, and france is no longer the same as it was even 10 years ago and has been big changes are long and her and back home. and therefore, it's, that's why that's why the french are worried is part of a, you know, molly is just a small bees in a much bigger game, which is all about, or some countries wanting to exert influence on they, when governments, whatever, or people say they add your injury could a say is very weak government, very often a jack arises from his next question. i'm sorry to interrupt you again, but we, we are really starting to run out of time. you're in the anchorage. let me ask you, if it looks like you wanna react somewhere, jack was saying, i'll let you do that. but also, i want to ask you about the fact that molly's military government has also saying that it's security forces towards an attempted coup, led by army officers and supported by an unnamed western state. what more

says he led by france through of who us to undermine their for totally. and i think that is critical about their mildly, an increase in that independent spouse and assets and is so great is a we are seeing such resist ventilator and chat. we are seeing it in aspects of new se, emmanuel, i'm annual, i'm sorry to interrupt. you let me get back to the point you're making in just a moment, jack, let me ask you, were you surprised by molly's decision to leave the g 5 joint force and, and from your perspective, is it time for some kind of a new strategy to confront armed groups no one that surprised at all. because a actually, the g 5 was almost a dead r, as in michael would have said about natal was brain then, really not at molly at stop cooperating with the french. molly is at the core offer at a geographical and military center of these are this region where do need folk operation between 5 states is necessary in order to combat terrorism. and ah, now that money was no longer cooperating with the french, it meant that the g 5 had not much of a roar edible.

and i can only eat it in france. so you have to mix it. >> so the cambodian soup -- is it actually cambodian? >> i was asking my parents. they were saying in vietnam, people say it's cambodian people cook this, or chinese people that went to cambodia that then went to vietnam and cook this, and then those people went to europe. >> it's very complicated. >> it's super complicated. the broth is made of dried shrimp, dried squid, and you've got pork bone. and then you have the noodles. the vermicelli rice noodle. >> the noodles are then layered with prawns, minced pork and fish cake and topped with sauces, cilantro and scallions. this is fantastic. but the broth is great because it's actually pretty delicate. you have this unique thing here where all these asian cultures collide. when someone asks you, what are you, where are you from, that sort of question? >> it's a good question, because i definitely say i'm french. but then i can see the look of people. >> where are you really from? >> you look a bit asian. yes. oka

have you brought the grapes from france? >> patrick mcgrath: yeah. the-- the vines were imported from france as-- as tiny, little vines, and the first crop we had from them was in 2020. and then, that wine will be released at the end of 2024. >> stahl: you know, in-- in france, part of the problem is not just warming; it's extreme weather conditions. you know, too much flooding, too much frost, too hot. won't england also have extreme situations like that? >> mcgrath: not at the moment. we're fortunate, you know. england is coming onto the radar as being an area that is warming, but is still moderate in terms of heat, compared to south and central europe, where it's becoming very, very hot. >> stahl: do you think that wine lovers around the world already know that great wines are coming out of england? in other words-- is it "ooh, la la" no more? it's "jolly good"? >> mcgrath: i think-- i think in-- we're still at the, sort of-- in the starting block. but, certainly, yes. over the last ten years the-- from a small base, the sales of english have been

he's awful and a stronger france, like the big long live republican long of france. and we were listening to a manual macro addressing a friendship nation following is an or gratian for a 2nd term in office. i am here to serve you was his main message. this is a new term, not a continuation of the 1st term and is less than 2017. is that we need to make france stronger by working together for more on this. let's bring in french journalist and unless pierre ascii, he joins us via skype from paris. we. one of his key messages was one of unity, wasn't it working together? we heard that phrase come up time and time again. how difficult will it be for a manual micron to unify france? well, you could feel from the tone of his speech that this was not a joyful event. it was a very serious and crisis minded speech in which he was taking into account both the international context. he referred several times to the war in ukraine and to the continuation of terrorism and other. ringback problems, but also the disunity that was shown in the french nation during the election campa

president emmanual macron names a new prime minister of france. only the second woman to hold the post. ahead of the parliamentary elections next month. russians repelled, ukraine's troops say they've reached the russian border north of kharkiv. meanwhile russians riled as sweden and finland request to be part of nato. prime minister boris johnson trying tresolve the crisis in northern ireland, causing deadlock in the formation of the new government. this is live from paris. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. the new role of prime minister france, the official residence of the prime minister. she has been named by president emmanuel macron to succeed him. she becomes only the second woman to ever hold the post. she dedicated her nomination to young girls everywhere. >> as you can imagine, i'm very moved tonight, and i would like to remember the first woman to occupy the role as prime minister, and i would like to dedicate my appointment to all the little girls in france to live their dreams, because women have such a vital place to p

it's because you can see in a way what could be france in the future. >> is it the france of the future and maybe now in the future they'll accept it. >> you're right. you're right. i think so. >> i was raised in a neighborhood much like this where i was never exposed to art. i didn't even know that there were black artists until i was an adult. literally i remember the first time i saw an exhibition i remember walking around, being in utter shock. so you sort of feel cheated but at the same time very proud at the same time. >> um-hum. >> so what you experienced at that museum was transformative because you felt counted. >> what do you think it is about -- unique about the culture and the identity of the banlieue where it seems like it is like the breeding ground for great athletes, great artists? >> sometimes i feel that because of economical reason we have to be in the outskirts of paris. saint denis and this type of suburbs have the same -- yeah it's the same history of layers of immigration for economical reason. i mean, we have to be inventive and recreate ourselves. >> the express

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elections live on france 24 and france24.com. mark: welcome to live from paris world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. the eu asks to stop russian oil sales. it is the sanction ukraine has been calling for the start of the invasion. president zelenskyy welcome to the news but said the 50 day delay is not acceptable. who be joining our correspondent in a moment. ukraine admits a major part of the city of severodonetsk is tonight under russian control. but the city is not surrounded. regional governors has russian shelling is made it impossible to deliver humanitarian supplies or to evacuate residents. liverpool football club is demaing an apology on the french interior ministry. they say he has solidly reputation of their fans with distortions of the truth. the aftermath of the champion's league final becomes more angry and bitter by the day. we will have reaction from a fan's perspective. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has tu

in the scenario, france is not alone. however, england, for instance, have also had problems with spectators. manchester cities, title winning celebrations were marked by a pitch invasion that so found the thought the goalkeeper of their opponents assaulted perhaps a couple of times on his way home of the papers, douglas, enough concern to see your returns as of a bad old days of picks your facts has been erected, a grand st. kind. each francine that has a lot of concern on. ready made the vocal authorities been a little bit complacent and maybe also as a social factor, the station that people have been cooped up for, for 2 years, a doctor. and so there's a little bit of a release going on and for taking out. so i go there and so i think the new french football season begins in about 2 months time. football authorities have a lot of work to do to try and figure out a solution to the fan violence problem. to help malik g 0 or sale of chelsea football club for more than $5000000000.00 has been completed. the london base clu

reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disastrous consequences for other people. reporter: marine le pen toned down her xenophobic rhetoric for this year's campaign. she also promised that people under 30 would not have to pay taxes. that helped contribute to what was her best election result to date. and le pen's far-right party is stronger than ever. experts say many voters are put off by president macron's style. vincent: macron's top-down leadership style has stirred up a lot of discontent. he may come across as a good statesman abroad, but in france many felt dismissed by him. he was accused of deliberately seeking a showdown with the far-rig

it says that france is not prepared. france did not see these crisis coming trans thought that agriculture would be managed by the 3rd world countries or other countries which would produce a cheaper that france could become focused on the on services. and this is, i think, one of the big, big major problems of france at the same thing with industrial cup production, taking, other cheaper countries would produce cheaper than what we're doing here. so we would focus on services and import from the rest of the world. when there is a and that's fine, more or less, depending on your idea when everything's okay. but we've faith 2 major crisis, at least one concerning the, the coven and the pandemic. and we, when we don't have the supply, when we don't have food, we can't see the people. and that's the 1st aim of the family in across the room was to feed, to get, to get access to food and france. and now finding out that it no longer has access to food, it is no longer self sufficient because it has been relying on other countries to defeated. so now the preface to review its whole agriculture p

i was supposed to go and fly this morning back to france. my flight got cancelled, so i did a bit of off the top of my head, took a train to dover and hoped i could hitchhike my way back home. well, not home technically, but... lots of disruption. lots of disruptions. how are you feeling? tired. we're only from maidstone, so it's 45 minutes' drive. and it's taken us about six and a half hours, seven hours. seven and a half hours. seven and a half hours now, sorry. hours to get to this point. as well as a big increase in tourist traffic, p&o are running a reduced ferry service after sacking 800 workers earlier this year, and there are now increased post—brexit checks. it's adding up to a bit of a perfect storm here in dover. hundreds of lorries were also trying to cross the channel. the coast guard brought in to distribute food and drink to those delayed. people were queueing around the block for eurostar services at st pancras in london, but some won't get away at all. easyjet has cancelled more than 200 flights over the next ten days. rob

for your ambitions in france? what purpose does it serve? zhao: i absolutely think paris, france can and probably already is a crypto hub. we can make that easier. we can increase the activity levels there. i think the current administration in france, has been very pro-business. they are strict on regulations. france is one of the toughest regulators. but they are very pro-business. i think under micron's leadership, they want to embrace new technology and attract the crypto industry. and the industry is quite mobile. most of the crypto industry works remotely, the blockchain -- france has the good mathematics schools. france can definitely be a crypto hub. francine: you've had some regulatory approvals in abu dhabi, where do you see the most appetite for regulators to embrace binance and crypto world ? where do you see the most resistance? zhao: resistance is easier. in china, is the most resistance. crypto changes, crypto mining. i think we see a lot of resistance there. the other parts of the world, [indiscern

reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disastrous consequences for other people. reporter: marine le pen toned down her xenophobic rhetoric for this year's campaign. she also promised that people under 30 would not have to pay taxes. that helped contribute to what was her best election result to date. and le pen's far-right party is stronger than ever. experts say many voters are put off by president macron's style. vincent: macron's top-down leadership style has stirred up a lot of discontent. he may come across as a good statesman abroad, but in france many felt dismissed by him. he was accused of deliberately seeking a showdown with the far-rig

let's go to cellphones louis is standing by france there. and so florence, the president, before he left, visited a secure underground facility. yes. and it's really very symbolic. the choice of location. the fact that it was a joint appearance with the south korean president union. so i think it was meant to highlight the strength of the security alliance that goes back decades 70 years between now and this is coming on. this is coming on the back of a security over summit that the 2 leaders held where they had agreed that they would face the threat of north korea aggression together. they both agreed that they would enhance a step up combined military exercises. they would enhance sanctions, they would look at possibly deploying more american weapons to the region them. both leaders also stressed, however, that the door to negotiations with north korea is still open. if north korea is serious about de nuclear station, and of course the issue of north aggression from north korea is made more urgent because of intelligence reports that north

3o/ cinema in the spotlight on "france 24" and france24.com. ♪ anchor: hello and welcome to "france 24." the headlines, a new fringe cabinet ahead of parliamentary elections in june. a career diplomat is said to become france's next foreign minister. the steel plant in mariupol has been totally liberated. they four of the film festival wraps up. we have the latest from the competition in this edition. french president emmanuel macron has reshuffled his cabinet in the run-up up to parliamentary elections in june. the announcement comes after elizabeth born was named prime minister. the justice, interior, and finance ministry remains the same, but new faces will take the helmet the foreign and education ministries. we have this report. reporter: weeks on from presidential elections, france's new government has been revealed. he has retained the confidence of emmanuel macron at the ministry of economy and finance. the same person stays on his interior minister, but there was change. the biggest surprise was the new minister of europe in foreign affairs. >> [speaking in french] reporter: s

reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disastrous consequences for other people. reporter: marine le pen toned down her xenophobic rhetoric for this year's campaign. she also promised that people under 30 would not have to pay taxes. that helped contribute to what was her best election result to date. and le pen's far-right party is stronger than ever. experts say many voters are put off by president macron's style. vincent: macron's top-down leadership style has stirred up a lot of discontent. he may come across as a good statesman abroad, but in france many felt dismissed by him. he was accused of deliberately seeking a showdown with the far-rig

mark: welcome to live from paris, world news and analysis from "france 24." macron tells zelinski french arms will increase in coming days. as concern mounts for the remaining ukrainian soldiers in mariupol. there are still many left inside the steel plant in grim conditions, with nowhere to go. the u.k. government threatens to tear up and rewrite its own protocol on northern ireland's war with the dup. biden tells americans to reject the poison of white supremacy. he was speaking in buffalo, where white gunmen with extreme right wing views gunned down 10 black people in a supermarket. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. the french president emmanuel macron told his ukrainian counterpart this tuesday that french arms deliveries to ukraine would intensify in coming days. he said that france is ready to respond to additional demands for help. in a phone call with a lot of your zelinski, he said the application will be re-examined at a summit in june, to make it easier to integrate ukraine. day 83 of the russian invasion, there still a question mark

they'd become good friends and it was here in france. actually adams was one of it was kind of an all-star lineup of diplomats when jefferson got there benjamin franklin and john adams were already there as ambassadors as ministers to france too. so he joined them and he they had you know, adams and jefferson had worked together in the continental continental congress. they bonded even more and and he with her whole family there in paris. he visited jefferson visited adams in england and they toured some of those english gardens together, so they were very close friends. they broke apart bitterly, you know over the politics of the 1790s and then in their retirement, they rekindled the correspondence. they did not talk about slavery almost never in in the letters and i suspect it was because atoms didn't bring it up because he knew this was a painful subject. it was one that jefferson didn't have a good answer for he didn't like confrontation jefferson didn't he was a wonderful. he's a magnificent letter writer. they're almost like poetry

there is quite a task on hand in the center of france. killian about they has been's deking about his decision to snub real madrid. the international revealed a conversation with president emmanuel macron himself helped him to change his mind. his contract had were now in 2025. reportedly it is worth 600 million euros. he is set to benefit from unprecedented image rights and this is an interesting one for footballers and football people. influence over the football decisions. >> there was talk for months he would go to real madrid. he has now explained his decision to sign up for a further three seasons. a decision welcomed by the club's president. >> we are keeping the best player in the world. >> in spain, the liga says it will file a complaint against psg. real madrid had reported bids as high as 200 million euros for him last year. the star was looking for a change but says the call of home was the decider. >> today, t context is different. on a professional and personal level. i was free to decide peered as a french person, i'm aware

was a serious problem _ embarrassing for france. was a serious problem of _ embarrassing for france. was a i serious problem of organisation but in fact the one who is responsible for organisation first is the uefa and so there was a lack of organisation on the part of the french also and the part of the french also and the behaviour of the french police. the behaviour of the french olice. ., ~ , police. the interior minister sa s police. the interior minister says that — police. the interior minister says that in _ police. the interior minister says that in future - police. the interior minister says that in future tickets i police. the interior minister| says that in future tickets to major events will be digital. the authorities in france will be under great pressure to get their procedures write ahead of next year when the same venue will host the opening match of the ends of the union world cup and all eyes will once again be on the french capital a year later when the world heads to paris for the summer 0lympic paris for the

so wasn't just in 1939 when the soviet proposed and elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout this they laid flat, half of the 19th, thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler, we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him, that's a west was hoping in many rural elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah ah ah ah, ah . the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r. e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to actively. i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territor

along with italy, rishi france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland from unofficially. the war against the ussr involved no wages. danish, i'm swiss as part of the viking and nordland. s. s divisions. the dutch natal and s . s. 1000000000. as as volunteers, flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the albanians scandal. bye as ask, as well as notoriously vicious ss offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. with the full i stole of europe, led by nancy germany, took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalist, 1st and foremost slavic people. when he'd love volta, i just was a ceased poorly chick 1st. ha, madame on ebay to know you alf. tie in contact with the 2nd front. so nodded. in the west was formed a mere 11 months before victory day when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own in ah, throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us, by the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves with honda. so the addition died to fund licensing the dodg

so, auditing, france on sputnik of allowed us to diversify our sources. channels like read your france international on france. 20 focus do focus on local stories. but they give communist dissident voices that and that is perceived by my dns as interference. alchemy, nationals rushing, state and media outlets like our team have a very mission to cover issues that are marginalized by the so called mainstream media. and this really resonates with african countries, including in francophone, africa, where they have been complains about the way that africa is portrayed in the waste and media that it's all ebola and civil war. whereas russian media to file sharing positive stories about africa by focusing disproportionately on positive news. parkins neglect more concerning stories since coming into power in last year's q. molly's new military duties, backed by the wagner mercenaries have become increasingly authoritarian. dissenting voices have been thrown in jail. the media climate is now so hostile that numerous journalists have abandoned the profession inside. as for international media,

i saw you carry on france had stalled. because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement that was given to understand that he was free to actively. i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe today. we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland to was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but angela had other plans that didn't in

but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout this they laid flat, half of the 19 thirty's that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him, that's a west was hoping in many all elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, ah. l. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about of personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to race trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot

>> welcome to france 24. we are live from paris. a french journalist killed covering the war in eastern ukraine on the same day francis top diplomat visits the country. ukraine's president calls for unity e.u. leaders mall sanctioning russian oil during a meeting in brussels. an independent probe after the champions league final. into chaos while french authorities defend the heavy-handed tactics used by police. ♪ a journalist for french television station bfm tv has been killed in eastern ukraine today. the 32-year-old was on his second reporting trip to the country since russia's invasion. according to the station, the journalist was hit by shrapnel by russian bombing. the french foreign minister who was on a visit to ukraine says she has asked president zelenskyy and the government to open inquiry. >> the investigation will be carried out by the ukrainian authorities. it is in a zone which is not accessible. it is a combat zone. we will wait for the report to have the precise account of what happened. when the humanitarian conv

the okay. france and italy agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 black via under stony assigned non aggression acts. we have germany. as fox log us, i'm, i'm an golf from deutsche front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees, pushed him to moss. now mcduffton heter citizen type pawn don via does i'm for far less ish give isn't i'll the magnet folks gave me, well, i guess he wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino 5th is was well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events, poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england, basically through czechoslovakia, under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, it hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front. they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm. live. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i

so wasn't just in 1939 when the soviet proposed and ally as britain and france against hitler in a bit actually throughout the late last half of the 900 thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stopped hitler, we could have prevented the holocaust. we could prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. oh, the the news. the move in the business and you will clean the 3 day notice. choose your medical graham. when you wrote, you got to really just touch up quickly. ceiling in for when you are such a short message after the different student employee shelter. when you get thrown with them, probably, and you're still there actually if you're here, let me take you history. i'm sure you're both in the studies of play stuff coming off on ok, which is longer

but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout this they laid flat, half of the 19 thirty's that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping him any real elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah ah ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race group is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time time to sit down and talk the moscow negotiations between the u. s. i saw you carry on france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret

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i'm a con issue on a puerto lot of elements in britain and france. i'm united states were pro fascist sympathetic with hitler and mussolini american business was in bed with the nazis throughout most of the thirty's and into the early forty's. mm. the standard oil company sent crude oil to the germans on a monthly basis and collaborated with. i g far been the conglomerate that produced as i can be gas used against people sent in to the gas chambers. me about half of their market vehicles. what produced by football, which was owned by the american company, general motors before 940 ford supplied the german army with motor cars and crude rubber, with in july 1913 for his hold of nazi germany. the american manufacturer then report received a 3rd rice highest puzzle award for a foreign on the order of the germany gone. just as often i says idle dies, you've fought each if you read each bit draft. the henry thought i'd say my name is spearhead showed on him. la. nonsense, fiona fancy showed fault. yes. i know there via toys these, these guys that i spoke