The exact date of construction of the castle is not preserved in the documents. Historians believe that it was built between the late 19th and mid15th centuries. The ancient castle was besieged, destroyed and rebuilt more than once. The ruins that what remains of it today belongs to the prison castle of the late 19th century. These walls, now practically destroyed to their very foundations, have seen a lot. Tragic filled with metallic ringing, because the events, and this entire area was once prisoners in shackles brought here on foot. The prison was surrounded by a stone fence, surrounded by a defensive moat, the buildings were used for their intended purpose until the great patriotic war, after which it was destroyed and the walls were dismantled into bricks. It is in much better condition cultural. Known as the first Stone Building in its region. The Treasury Building was built in 187, and during the battle with napoleon there was a French Hospital here. Nowadays , classes at the or
The questions are honest and they really ask what interests them, what do you expect from the children you meet now . I expect interesting questions and interesting thoughts. The heroes of the program will have to open up to the audience, the main task is to honestly answer all the original, and sometimes and uncomfortable questions. You always pay attention. The fact that im probably not a businessman, but a teacher and at least something, well, i dont know, but probably in the future i will be, i will still be doing business, like my mother, i will probably work as a chinese language teacher , the project is a look at belarus, i have been living here in belarus for 35 years, during these years i have already read belarus as my second homeland, i studied at the philological faculty of romanger philology, my name is. Which is for especially belarusian applicants students and also foreign students, this is a very good faculty, a very good specialty, it generally gives all sorts of prosp
Reaches an audience of 4 million using Artificial Intelligence on the internet there is a translation of our political columns and analytical stories and the main premiere of the season, which bt is preparing by september to open an Information Television channel with separate buttons. And by this time i have everything, see you at 19 00. Once upon a time, events took place in these places that the world still remembers. Now the brestmoscow railway passes here, so many of you have been here, of course, you have already guessed that today i am building my route to the city of borisov, the homeland of Historical Monuments and hospitable people. Getting to borisovo and the capital is quite simple; using any transport, the journey will not take more than an hour and a half without any changes, but if you want. If you want to save time, you should still choose a minibus, it will take you faster, although the tickets will be more expensive, from 7 rubles. Well, you can buy a ticket for the t
Chronicler of American Experience and Pulitzer Prize winning columnist timothy egan jims multiple books have inspired popular documentaries and have found their way into many classrooms. His book, the worst hard the author today is Pulitzer Prizewinning columnist timothy egan. His multiple books have inspired popular documentaries and a found their way into many classrooms. His book, the worst hard time, the untold story of those who survived the dustbowl, won the National Book award and inspired the ken burns film the dustbowl. His other books include program which to eternity. Tim was previously a New York Times opinion columnist and is a reporter who won a Pulitzer Prize for the series how race is lived in america. He is here with us to discuss his recent book, fever in the heartland, the plot to take over america and the woman who stopped him. It tells the story of a murderous conman in the 1920s and the woman who led to their downfall. Booklist calls it riveting. Please join me in
and they say they have the bank records to prove it. it is thousands of pages. comer says he and his investigators are following the money. there is a lot of money and thus far we ve only presented $1.3 million. as if that wasn t enough, that went to 3 or 4 biden family members. after this press conference that number will be significantly higher. question arises what were these family members doing to receive this money? dana: andy mccarthy, john deconvenience and jason chaffetz are standing by. let s go to david spunt at the justice department to. comer called today judgment day, says it will be a bad day for the white house. we ll see what he has to say in a moment. i may be cut off depending what time this begins. the team released an embargoed memo. 36 pages which lays out house republicans case that alleges the biden family & associates created more than 20 companies and made more than $10 million from those companies with foreign ties. there is a recurring theme.