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Az előfizetők (de csak a Belső kör és Közösség csomagok tulajdonosai!) már szombat hajnalban hozzájutnak legfrissebb epizódunk teljes verziójához. A hétfőn publikált, ingyen meghallgatható verzió tíz perccel rövidebb. Itt írtunk arról, hogy tudod meghallgatni a teljes adást. 00:23 Interpápum. Pápaválasztás vs. Eurovízió. Mindig van egy Bakócz Tamás. 05:31 Tippjeink pápára. Esélylatolgatás, fogadóirodák. Lehet-e goás a pápa? 11:15 A pápaválasztás nagyjából pontos ügymenete. Kampány és dezinformáció a pápaválasztásban. AI-verekedésben végződő csúcstalálkozók: Vance-Ferenc. Kedvenc pápáink. Kevin bíboros. 17:30 Vészabó zavar a rendszerben. Utasítást teljesítő és lelkes önként jelentkező fideszesek. Csizi Péter és a jó bredai buszok. 23:11 Rendőrségi vallomások: manórúd és autós üldözés. A győri Fittipaldi. Akkor mostantól felesleges kergetőzni. 28:28 Usain Bolt, a Coccolino reklámarca. A Hell Észak-Görögországban. Barabásék perei. 32:11 Ez nektek nagytakarítás? A Yu-mex-szcéna. Paloma Negra. A mariachi eredete. 36:59 Csetelgetés Ádám Martinnal. Diósgyőr-ellenes szurkolói rigmusok. Mindjárt Fradi-Felcsút. 41:20 Jelentősebb túszdrámák a világtörténelemből. A londoni iráni követség ostroma. Dubrovka és Beslan. Kizljar és Bugyonnovszk. Mekka megszállása. 47:40 A limai japán nagykövetség és Entebbe. Az izraeli túszszabadítások PR-problémái. C.J. Chivers: The School. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tjetjenienkrigen fördes med osedvanlig brutalitet från båda sidor och den typen av krigföring som drabbade inte minst de civila i Tjetjenien är det vi ser i dessa dagar i det pågående kriget i Ukraina våren 2022.Tjetjenienkrigen brukar beskrivas som två krig. Egentligen handlar det om en konflikt som mer eller mindre intensivt pågick 1994-2009. Kriget handlade inte bara om tjetjensk separatism utan lika mycket om rysk inrikespolitik. Tjetjenienkrigen bidrog till att Vladimir Putin kunde stärka sitt inflytande och sin makt.I detta avsnitt av Militärhistoriepodden behandlar Martin Hårdstedt och Peter Bennesved det våldsamma kriget i Tjetjenien. Den direkta orsaken till kriget var tjetjenernas vilja till självständighet under den tvivelaktigt valde presidenten Dubajev i samband med Sovjetunionens fall i början på 1990-talet.1994 fattade Rysslands president Boris Jeltsin beslut om att ingripa mot tjetjenerna och tvinga dem att underkasta sig centralmakten i Moskva. Med i bilden fanns de strategiskt viktiga oljefyndigheterna i Kaukasien och anklagelser om Tjetjenien som bas för organiserad brottslighet – det senare inte helt grundlöst.Ryssland satte in sin armé och natten mot den 1 januari 1995 inleddes anfallen mot Grosnyj. Det visade sig att ryssarna grovt missbedömt sin motståndare. Tjetjenerna lockade in de ryska anfallskolonnerna djupt in i staden och krossade sedan de ryska förbanden.Tjetjenerna slogs med små stridsgrupper och ryssarna fångades i bakhåll utan möjlighet att använda sin eldkraft. Den ryska arméns materiel var utsliten. På en del stridsfordon gick det inta att vrida kanontornen. Slaget pågick till mars 1995 då tjetjenerna till slut efter stora insatser från rysk sida tvingades retirerade till bergen och andra mindre städer och byar. Kriget fortsatte till sommaren 1996 då Jeltsin mycket undertrycket från det kommande presidentvalet tvingades få ett slut på kriget. Vi det laget hade Dobajev dödats av missiler och Tjetjenien låg förött.Nya ledare tog över på den tjetjenska sidan och en våg av terrorattentat inleddes. Tjetjenska operationer inne i Dagenstan föranledde en ny start på kriget 1999. I Moskva kom Putin till makten som premiärminister – senare president. Under Putins ledning invaderades Tjetjenien återigen av ryska krigsmakten. Nya slag om Grosnyj utkämpades och ryssarna visade sig så småningom inse efter nya brutala misslyckanden att det var lönlöst att slåss inne i staden. I stället började man lägga staden i ruiner med artilleri och luftbombningar. Mönstret återupprepade sig igen. Tjetjenerna retirerade upp i bergen och striderna fortsatte. De sista stora slagen avslutade det reguljära kriget år 2000, men med gerillakrigföring parade med brutala terrorattentat fortsatte det tjetjenska motståndet. De mest kända terrordåden ägde rum i Moskva och Beslan 2004.Detta är en repris.Bild: Det tjetjenska regeringssätet i Grosnyj förstört under kriget. Foto: Mikhail Evstafiev. Some rights reserved.Lyssna också på Ukrainakriget 2022 – när historien vänder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The siege of Beslan has left a scar on both North Ossetia and Russia. Twenty years on, many in North Ossetia still await the results of an investigation into the Russian authorities' handling of the crisis, which they believe might have contributed to the deaths of over 300 people — among them 186 children. This week, we spoke with Zalina Bogazova, a survivor of Beslan, about how those events have continued to shape the lives of her and hundreds of others, and with Ossetian political journalist Rooslán Totrov about Russia's handling of the attack and how Russia's war against Ukraine has changed how Beslan is remembered. Support independent journalism in the Caucasus and become an OC Media Member: Join today. …or donate to the collective Georgian media security fund.
Settembre, tempo di ritorno a scuola e di riapertura a pieno regime delle attività, del lavoro e della politica. In questa ultima puntata estiva di Europa Europa, in onda sabato alle 08,10, torniamo a Bruxelles con Beda Romano per fare il punto sul cantiere della politica europea che deve dar vita alla nuova Commissione, Von der Leyen bis. Parliamo di cittadinanza, e anche, prendendo spunto dalla cronaca di queste giornate di agosto del ritorno del terrorismo nelle strade europee: Claudio Bertolotti (Start-Insight-Ispi) ci spiega come e perché cambiano questi drammatici fenomeni. infine a Beslan, estremo confine dell'Europa fisica: con la scrittrice norvegese Erika Fatland, parliamo del suo "La Città degli Angeli - racconto da Beslan", ora tradotto in italiano e pubblicato da Marsilio nella collana Specchi.In collaborazione con Euranet Plus
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We're back – this time, with fresh news about the events in Kursk. Putin's visiting candy factory in Azerbaijan and lying about Beslan, failing to be a leader of any sort whatsoever, meanwhile Russian propagandists have received new instructions about the new normal and internet's getting properly blocked within Russia.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theeasternborder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Send us a Text Message.This week we are stepping into the shadows of the past as we uncover the chilling realities and patterns behind one of America's darkest days, the 1927 Bath Township School Massacre. But this isn't just a history lesson; it's an urgent call to foster vigilance and critical thinking. During the episode we'll dissect the actions of individuals like Andrew Kehoe, who sought notoriety through devastation, and we draw parallels to modern-day threats that could be lurking in the most familiar places.The complexities of human behavior take center stage as we analyze the psychological tapestry that weaves together perpetrators of violent crimes. From the overlooked 'boogeyman' next door to the 'injustice collector' in our midst, we reveal the catastrophic outcomes that ensue when warning signals go unnoticed. Our conversation navigates the intricate web of personal crises, control, and the narrative that individuals like Kehoe construct to justify their actions. We don't just recount these historic events; we scrutinize them to arm ourselves with knowledge that could very well save lives.Wrapping up our deep dive, we shift our attention from the academic to the actionable, discussing the tools and preparedness strategies essential for responding to critical incidents. We draw lessons from harrowing events like the Beslan school siege, underscoring the importance of proactive safety measures and the power of training to alter behavior. As you listen, I ask you to not just absorb but to implement change in your environment, enhancing your personal security and that of your community. This episode isn't just a reflection on the past; it's a blueprint for a safer future.Thank you so much for tuning in, we hope you enjoy the episode and please check out our Patreon channel where we have a lot more content, as well as subscriber only episodes of the show. If you enjoy the podcast, I would kindly ask that you leave us a review and more importantly, please share it with a friend. Thank you for your time and don't forget that Training Changes Behavior!Support the Show.Website: https://thehumanbehaviorpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHumanBehaviorPodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehumanbehaviorpodcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ArcadiaCognerati More about Greg and Brian: https://arcadiacognerati.com/arcadia-cognerati-leadership-team/
A deadly terrorist attack in Moscow on March 22 left more than 130 people dead and nearly 200 injured. This was the deadliest mass shooting incident in Russia since the 2004 Beslan school siege. The Islamic State—Khorasan Province (IS-KP) has claimed responsibility for the attack. President Vladimir Putin has said that radical Islamists were behind the attack, and hinted at Ukraine's involvement. So, why are radical Islamists, and the Islamic State in particular, targeting Russia, and why now? G. Sampath is joined by MK Bhadrakumar, a strategic analyst and former diplomat who has served in West Asia.
A cura di Daniele Biacchessi Isis sceglie una sala di concerti di Mosca per affermare il suo ritorno sulla scena del terrore. Questa volta il luogo prefissato dal piano operativo è una sala popolata di migliaia di persone, stipate nella Crocus City Hall e la dinamica è più o meno identica ad un film dell'orrore visto nel passato. Cinque uomini in mimetica appartenenti ad un commando organizzato, irrompono nella sala mentre gli spettatori stanno prendendo posto, sparano sulla folla con armi automatiche, lanciano granate e ordigni incendiari, poi si dileguano a bordo di una Renault bianca e spariscono nel nulla. Le modalità di rivendicazione sono quelle già collaudate. Mentre gli inquirenti cercano di stabilire le responsabilità ed è in corso il prevedibile scambio di accuse tra Russia e Ucraina, lo Stato islamico irrompe con poche righe sul suo canale Telegram: parla di un attacco contro un grande raduno di cristiani nella città di Krasnogorsk, alla periferia della capitale russa Mosca, ammette di avere ucciso e ferito centinaia di persone e di aver lasciato la zona dell'attacco senza conseguenze per i responsabili del gruppo. L'attentato di Mosca ricorda i giorni dal 23 al 26 ottobre 2002 con il sequestro collettivo nel teatro Dubrovka di Mosca: uccisi i 41 guerriglieri del commando ceceno, muoiono però anche 130 ostaggi, la quasi totalità avvelenati dai gas usati dalle forze speciali della polizia. Una lunga scia di sangue che riporta alla memoria i fatti di Beslan (Ossezia del Nord, Russia), dal 1 al 3 settembre 2004, quando un commando inguscio-ceceno prese in ostaggio quasi 1.200 persone tra bambini, genitori e insegnanti in un asilo nel primo giorno di scuola. L'assalto delle forze russe porterà alla liberazione degli ostaggi, ma avrà un bilancio pesantissimo: 335 morti, tra cui 186 bambini e 31 sequestratori, più 400 feriti. E ricorda anche quanto accadde a Parigi, anche lì in una sala di concerti del Bataclan del 13 novembre 2015. Attori diversi che si muovono nella stessa logica della strategia della tensione. ___________________________________________________ Ascolta altre produzioni di Giornale Radio sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornale_radio_fm/?hl=it
A cura di Daniele Biacchessi Isis sceglie una sala di concerti di Mosca per affermare il suo ritorno sulla scena del terrore. Questa volta il luogo prefissato dal piano operativo è una sala popolata di migliaia di persone, stipate nella Crocus City Hall e la dinamica è più o meno identica ad un film dell'orrore visto nel passato. Cinque uomini in mimetica appartenenti ad un commando organizzato, irrompono nella sala mentre gli spettatori stanno prendendo posto, sparano sulla folla con armi automatiche, lanciano granate e ordigni incendiari, poi si dileguano a bordo di una Renault bianca e spariscono nel nulla. Le modalità di rivendicazione sono quelle già collaudate. Mentre gli inquirenti cercano di stabilire le responsabilità ed è in corso il prevedibile scambio di accuse tra Russia e Ucraina, lo Stato islamico irrompe con poche righe sul suo canale Telegram: parla di un attacco contro un grande raduno di cristiani nella città di Krasnogorsk, alla periferia della capitale russa Mosca, ammette di avere ucciso e ferito centinaia di persone e di aver lasciato la zona dell'attacco senza conseguenze per i responsabili del gruppo. L'attentato di Mosca ricorda i giorni dal 23 al 26 ottobre 2002 con il sequestro collettivo nel teatro Dubrovka di Mosca: uccisi i 41 guerriglieri del commando ceceno, muoiono però anche 130 ostaggi, la quasi totalità avvelenati dai gas usati dalle forze speciali della polizia. Una lunga scia di sangue che riporta alla memoria i fatti di Beslan (Ossezia del Nord, Russia), dal 1 al 3 settembre 2004, quando un commando inguscio-ceceno prese in ostaggio quasi 1.200 persone tra bambini, genitori e insegnanti in un asilo nel primo giorno di scuola. L'assalto delle forze russe porterà alla liberazione degli ostaggi, ma avrà un bilancio pesantissimo: 335 morti, tra cui 186 bambini e 31 sequestratori, più 400 feriti. E ricorda anche quanto accadde a Parigi, anche lì in una sala di concerti del Bataclan del 13 novembre 2015. Attori diversi che si muovono nella stessa logica della strategia della tensione. ___________________________________________________ Ascolta altre produzioni di Giornale Radio sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornale_radio_fm/?hl=it
Das Jahr 2004 ist entscheidend für Wladimir Putin. In der Ukraine verliert er an Einfluss. Seine Angst vor einer Revolution in Russland wächst. Und er bricht endgültig mit dem Westen. Die sogenannten Farbrevolutionen in Georgien 2003, der Ukraine 2004 und Kirgisistan 2005 sorgen dafür, dass Putins Angst vor einer Revolution in Russland bekommt. Und immer häufiger macht er den Westen für Rückschläge verantwortlich: Als Anstifter für die Geiselnahme in Beslan, bei der weit mehr als 300 Menschen ums Leben kommen. Als Drahtzieher demokratischer Tendenzen in den ehemaligen Sowjetrepubliken Georgien und Ukraine, um Russland zu schaden. Und bei seiner Rede auf der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz 2007 als die Kraft, die Russland stets belehren, aber dennoch von allen Entscheidungen der Weltgemeinschaft ausschließen will. Aber der Westen scheint diese Veränderung entweder nicht zu bemerken oder nicht ernst zu nehmen. Bis Russland 2008 mit militärischer Härte im Kaukasuskrieg eingreift. In der dritten Folge der Podcast-Serie »Putins Aufstieg« berichtet Christian Neef über das entscheidende Jahr 2004. Er erklärt, warum Putin nicht allein entscheiden kann, sondern vielmehr eine riskante Machtbalance zwischen verschiedenen Fraktionen im Kreml bedienen muss. Und er zeigt die Anfänge jener Großmachtfantasien auf, die Wladimir Putin bis heute verfolgt. Links zur Sendung: ›Der schrankenlose Terror‹ – SPIEGEL-Bericht über die Geiselnahme in Beslan 2004 Attentat auf Achmat Kadyrow 2004 (SRF Tagesschau via Youtube) Die Rosenrevolution in Georgien 2003 (YouTube) Putin, Kutschma und Janukowytsch bei der Parade in Kiew 2004 (AP) George W. Bush Amtsantritts-Rede 2005 (CBS) Putins Rede bei der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz 2007 (Transkript) Putins Rede bei der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz 2007 (Video via Youtube) Person Of The Year 2007 | TIME Feierlichkeiten zum ›Tag des Sieges‹ auf dem Roten Platz 2005+++ Alle Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier. Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Seite verantwortlich. +++ Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,- für die ersten vier Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.
*CONTENT WARNING* The conclusion to the Beslan School Siege
This is the story of how Chechen Terrorists and the Russian state joined forces to create the worst school attack of all time. SUPPORT THE SHOW: https://www.patreon.com/lionsledbydonkeys GET YOUR LIVE SHOW TICKETS RIGHT HERE: https://bigbellycomedy.club/event/lions-led-by-donkeys-live-podcast/ Sources: Timothy Phillips. Beslan: Tragedy at school number 1 John Giduck. Terror at Beslan HBO. Children of Beslan
Debra Javeline (Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame) will present on her book, After Violence: Russia's Beslan School Massacre and the Peace that Followed (Oxford University Press, 2023). Free and open to the public. About the lecture: Starting on September 1, 2004, and ending 53 hours later, Russia experienced its most appalling act of terrorism in history, the seizure of School No. 1 in Beslan, North Ossetia. Approximately 1,200 children, parents, and teachers were taken hostage, and over 330 —nearly one of every hundred Beslan residents— were killed, hundreds more seriously wounded, and all severely traumatized. After Violence is the first book to analyze the aftermath of such large-scale violence with evidence from almost all direct victims. It explores the motivations behind individual responses to violence. When does violence fuel greater acceptance of retaliatory violence, and when does violence fuel nonviolent participation in politics? The mass hostage taking was widely predicted to provoke a spiral of retaliatory ethnic violence in the North Caucasus, where the act of terror was embedded in a larger context of ongoing conflict between Ossetians, Ingush, and Chechens. Politicians, journalists, victims, and other local residents asserted that vengeance would come. Instead, the hostage taking triggered unprecedented peaceful political activism on a scale seen nowhere else in Russia. Beslan activists challenged authorities, endured official harassment, and won a historic victory against the Russian state in the European Court of Human Rights. After Violence provides insights into this unexpected but preferable outcome. Using systematic surveys of 1,098 victims (82%) and 2,043 nearby residents, in-depth focus groups, journalistic accounts, investigative reports, NGO reports, and prior scholarly research, After Violence offers novel findings about the influence of anger, prejudice, alienation, efficacy, and other variables on post-violence behavior. About the speaker: Debra Javeline is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame and a fellow of the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, Kellogg Institute for International Studies, Nanovic Institute for European Studies, Russian and East European Studies Program, and Environmental Change Initiative. Her research interests include mass political behavior, survey research, Russian politics, sustainability, environmental politics, and climate change. She focuses on the decisions of ordinary citizens, whether in response to violence or climate impacts, and she is currently exploring coastal homeowner motivations to take action to reduce their risk from rising seas, hurricanes, and other hazards.
Steve Rosenberg is the BBC's Russia editor. After studying Russian at university, he moved to Moscow in 1991 and since then has charted the transformation of the country – from the conflict in Chechnya and the Beslan school siege to President Putin's rise to power and the impact of the current war against Ukraine. His musical passions include - perhaps unsurprisingly - Russian composers such as Rachmaninov, but his choices also draw on childhood memories and the many hours he spent watching TV. Steve is a keen pianist, and he recalls the moment he played for President Gorbachev, who sang Russian songs to his accompaniment. Steve also posts piano improvisations and compositions on social media - anything from Postman Pat in the style of Tchaikovsky to a piece he wrote inspired by birds sitting on a telegraph wire. Producer Clare Walker
Salmo 22:1 – Deus meu, Deus meu, por que me desamparaste? Por que se acham longe de minha salvação as palavras de meu bramido? Por favor, não me deixe aqui mãe”, foi o clamor desesperado da pequena Alana, naquele trágico dia em que os sequestradores chechenos se apoderaram da escola de Beslan, na Rússia. Os […] O post Por que me desamparaste? apareceu primeiro em Rede Novo Tempo de Comunicação.
Raccontare il male è qualcosa che Andrea Tarabbia ha fatto in romanzi che ripercorrono vicende reali come la strage di Beslan, gli omicidi del mostro di Rostov, la vita del madrigalista Gesualdo da Venosa che uccise la moglie. Ancora una volta Tarabbia decide di indagare il male e il suo fascino nel romanzo "Il continente bianco"(Bollati Boringhieri), un romanzo che è anche un gioco letterario perché riprende la storia narrata in "L'odore del sangue" di Goffredo Parise, pubblicato alla fine degli anni '70. Una donna dell'alta borghesia romana inizia una relazione con un giovane neofascista, Marcello Croce. Il narratore resta affascinato e turbato da questo giovane e decide di indagare sul Continente Bianco, il movimento eversivo creato da un gruppo di estremisti di destra. Nella seconda parte parliamo di "Magnificat" (Fazi), opera prima di Sonia Aggio. Un romanzo ambientato nel Polesine nel 1951, l'anno di una grande alluvione, in cui la natura è meravigliosa, ma anche potente e cattiva. Le protagoniste sono due cugine, Nilde e Norma, che vivono insieme da quando hanno perso i rispettivi genitori in guerra. Nilde ha un carattere più dolce e accomodante, mentre Norma è determinata. Tutto inizia quando nel giugno 1951 Norma torna a casa leggermente ferita, dice di essere caduta dalla bici, ma da quel momento inizia a diventare aggressiva e misteriosa. E il mistero si intreccia, così, con elementi sovrannaturali.
Full 1hr30m episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/72385915 Or here: https://russianswithattitude.gumroad.com/ 00:00:00 - General vibe of the early 2000s. ♬ Lyube - Davay za ♬ 00:18:10 - Putin coming to power. Apartment bombing conspiracy. 00:29:50 - Second Chechen War 00:37:45 - Kursk submarine tragedy of 2000 00:44:00 - Akhmat Kadyrov changing sides. ♬ Timur Mutsuraev - Pogasli Svechi ♬ 00:51:00 - Putin against Berezovsky 00:58:00 - Putin against oil tycoon Khodorkovsky and media tycoon Gusinsky 01:04:20 - Terrorism. 'Nord Ost' Moscow theather hostage crisis in 2002. Subway bombing in 2004. Beslan school siege in 2004. 01:17:30 - US-Russia relations. Afghan & Iraq war. ♬ Mr Credo - Saddam Hussein ♬
Mi chiamo Michele Marchioni e studio letteratura all'Università della Svizzera italiana. Il libro che vi propongo oggi è La Russia di Putin, di Anna Politkovskaja.Succede, come per il buon vino, che anche i libri abbiano bisogno del tempo necessario per arrivare alla giusta maturazione. Ed eccone uno che, arrivato ai suoi diciotto anni, inizia a sprigionare un sapore del tutto nuovo e inatteso. Pubblicato per la prima volta nel 2004 da Harvill Press, La Russia di Putin è apparso per la prima volta in italiano nel 2005, presso la collana Adelphi, che ora lo ripubblica, in una nuova versione tascabile, insieme ad altri due scritti dell'autrice.Celebre per i suoi reportage sulla seconda guerra di Cecenia e per alcuni importanti lavori di inchiesta sulla violazione dei diritti umani in Russia, Anna Politkovskaja ha dedicato la propria vita alla libertà del giornalismo e alla condanna delle ingiustizie nel proprio Paese, ricevendo importanti riconoscimenti internazionali per il suo impegno critico e per la sua attività di giornalista, pagando con la vita il frutto del proprio lavoro.Delle tre pubblicazioni di Adelphi – che ricordiamo agli ascoltatori: Per questo e Diario russo – La Russia di Putin è sicuramente la più avvincente. Narrata in uno stile chiaro e conciso, l'opera raccoglie diversi interventi giornalistici che danno un'immagine quanto mai completa dei più importanti avvenimenti – pubblici e privati – che hanno contrassegnato i primi vent'anni dell'era Putin.“Il mio” – scrive Politkovskaja – “è un libro di appunti appassionati a margine della vita come la si vive oggi in Russia”. Quello che si viene costruendo nel corso della lettura non è solo un affresco della vita quotidiana del cittadino russo e dei tanti problemi con i quali esso è costretto a confrontarsi, ma è anche una critica lucidissima e articolata delle numerose ingiustizie e delle profonde disuguaglianze che esistono nel Paese.Dalle sregolatezze degli alti ufficiali dell'esercito nei confronti dei propri subordinati, ai crimini di guerra commessi durante la seconda guerra cecena, dal malfunzionamento del sistema giudiziario al razzismo nei confronti delle minoranze etniche, dalla connivenza tra la mafia e lo Stato al resoconto dei maggiori atti terroristici che hanno colpito la Russia contemporanea (l'attentato al teatro Dubrovka e la strage nella scuola di Beslan), Anna Politkovskaja riesce a costruire un racconto personale, che all'indignazione e al sentimento di impotenza davanti a fatti così spropositati, accompagna i tratti di una vera e propria confessione.L'opera non appartiene né alla narrativa né al genere divulgativo, ma contiene i tratti dell'uno e dell'altro, unendo a una mirabile capacità espositiva la ricerca continua della verità dietro alle menzogne della propaganda di Stato.Leggendolo si ha l'impressione che la matassa complicata della storia della Russia contemporanea si vada sciogliendo: che gli eventi pubblici e i fatti privati vadano a trovare la propria collocazione in un preciso sistema di cause ed effetti.La Russia di Putin è un libro di attualità che, nonostante i suoi anni, continua a parlarci del presente; ci aiuta a capire come la Russia è diventata, dopo il crollo dell'Unione Sovietica, il Paese che è oggi. Leggendolo avrete l'impressione di riuscire a ricostruire, punto per punto, il cammino tortuoso che ha segnato il passaggio di potere tra Boris El ‘cin e Vladimir Putin.
In deze aflevering trekt Jelle naar de Kaukasus, een berggebied ten zuiden van Rusland waar het permanent onrustig is. Hij bezoekt het dorp Beslan, waar in 2004 een gijzeling op een school in een bloedbad eindigde. Ondanks de vaak schrijnende omstandigheden zijn de Kaukasische burgers ongelofelijk gastvrij. Zo willen ze per se Tussen Kunst en Kitsch kijken met Jelle.
William R. Forstchen has a Ph.D. from Purdue University with specializations in Military History and the History of Technology. He is a Faculty Fellow and Professor of History at Montreat College. He is the author of fifty books including the New York Times bestselling series One Second After, the Lost Regiment series, and the award-winning young adult novel, We Look Like Men of War. He has also authored numerous short stories and articles about military history and military technology. Dr. Forstchen resides near Asheville, North Carolina.Could ‘Unknown Factors' in Schools Stop Active Shooters in Their Tracks?Washington, D.C., July 25, 2022 — While politicians wring their hands and debate complex gun control legislation, military expert and historian Dr. William R. Forstchen offers a strategy that could be implemented in time for the upcoming school year. “We arm some teachers,” Forstchen said in a recent interview. “We should select people who are ex-military, ex-law enforcement. Train them, train them, train them. Compensate them. Put them in the schools, armed. They become the ‘unknown factor.' I think this could make a major difference.” Besides exhaustively vetting and evaluating these chosen members of the school faculty, anonymity is paramount. In fact, Forstchen added, “If they ever tell anyone or boast, ‘oh gee I'm armed now,' fire them. You want these people to be anonymous.” Forstchen's perspective is informed by his 45 years of teaching and by the Beslan school siege in 2004 — an Islamic terror attack against a Russian school that left 333 people dead, including 186 children. He believes that arming teachers could serve as a deterrent, or at the very least, a way to stop school shooters in their tracks. “They would be the ‘unknown factor' in every single school,” Forstchen wrote in a recent opinion editorial in The Washington Times. “They would be the men and women who, in those first precious seconds, would react rather than hide, be it against a lone killer or even a trained team of killers. They could buy time for other responders to rush in, rather than wait outside while mayhem runs rampant within.“They would be the ones who would willingly put their lives on the line … but would be the surprise factor in a school that would fight back when seconds counted. They might not stop, but they would at least slow down an aggressor and buy time for a swift response … In so doing, they just might prevent a Beslan massacre from happening here.” The Beslan incident also prompted Forstchen to write the book, Day of Wrath, which presents the unsettling scenario of ISIS-inspired teams launching a coordinated attack on schools — a threat he views as all-too realistic. William R. Forstchen is a New York Times bestselling author and holds a doctoral degree from Purdue University with a specialization in military history and technology. He is a noted expert historian and public speaker and has been interviewed on FOX News, C-SPAN, and Coast to Coast on topics ranging from history to technology and cultural issues, to space technology development, to security threats.To read the entire op-ed, visit https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/jun/7/train-and-arm-teachers-they-would-be-the-unknown-f/. More information about Day of Wrath can be found here: http://dayofwrathbook.com/.
Elle est considérée comme l'une des plus grandes prises d'otages de l'Histoire. Le 1er septembre 2004, un groupe d'une trentaine d'hommes et de femmes envahit une école en pleine fête, dans un petit village du Caucase russe. Au total, 1.128 personnes sont retenues par des séparatistes tchétchènes. Le 3 septembre, deux très fortes explosions éclatent. Le bilan est lourd : près de 331 morts dont 186 enfants sont à déplorer.
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Tjetjenienkrigen fördes med osedvanlig brutalitet från båda sidor och den typen av krigföring som drabbade inte minst de civila i Tjetjenien är det vi ser i dessa dagar i det pågående kriget i Ukraina våren 2022.Tjetjenienkrigen brukar beskrivas som två krig. Egentligen handlar det om en konflikt som mer eller mindre intensivt pågick 1994-2009. Kriget handlade inte bara om tjetjensk separatism utan lika mycket om rysk inrikespolitik. Tjetjenienkrigen bidrog till att Vladimir Putin kunde stärka sitt inflytande och sin makt. I detta avsnitt av Militärhistoriepodden behandlar Martin Hårdstedt och Peter Bennesved det våldsamma kriget i Tjetjenien. Den direkta orsaken till kriget var tjetjenernas vilja till självständighet under den tvivelaktigt valde presidenten Dubajev i samband med Sovjetunionens fall i början på 1990-talet. 1994 fattade Rysslands president Boris Jeltsin beslut om att ingripa mot tjetjenerna och tvinga dem att underkasta sig centralmakten i Moskva. Med i bilden fanns de strategiskt viktiga oljefyndigheterna i Kaukasien och anklagelser om Tjetjenien som bas för organiserad brottslighet – det senare inte helt grundlöst. Ryssland satte in sin armé och natten mot den 1 januari 1995 inleddes anfallen mot Grosnyj. Det visade sig att ryssarna grovt missbedömt sin motståndare. Tjetjenerna lockade in de ryska anfallskolonnerna djupt in i staden och krossade sedan de ryska förbanden. Tjetjenerna slogs med små stridsgrupper och ryssarna fångades i bakhåll utan möjlighet att använda sin eldkraft. Den ryska arméns materiel var utsliten. På en del stridsfordon gick det inta att vrida kanontornen. Slaget pågick till mars 1995 då tjetjenerna till slut efter stora insatser från rysk sida tvingades retirerade till bergen och andra mindre städer och byar. Kriget fortsatte till sommaren 1996 då Jeltsin mycket undertrycket från det kommande presidentvalet tvingades få ett slut på kriget. Vi det laget hade Dobajev dödats av missiler och Tjetjenien låg förött. Nya ledare tog över på den tjetjenska sidan och en våg av terrorattentat inleddes. Tjetjenska operationer inne i Dagenstan föranledde en ny start på kriget 1999. I Moskva kom Putin till makten som premiärminister – senare president. Under Putins ledning invaderades Tjetjenien återigen av ryska krigsmakten. Nya slag om Grosnyj utkämpades och ryssarna visade sig så småningom inse efter nya brutala misslyckanden att det var lönlöst att slåss inne i staden. I stället började man lägga staden i ruiner med artilleri och luftbombningar. Mönstret återupprepade sig igen. Tjetjenerna retirerade upp i bergen och striderna fortsatte. De sista stora slagen avslutade det reguljära kriget år 2000, men med gerillakrigföring parade med brutala terrorattentat fortsatte det tjetjenska motståndet. De mest kända terrordåden ägde rum i Moskva och Beslan 2004.Bild: Det tjetjenska regeringssätet i Grosnyj förstört under kriget. Foto: Mikhail Evstafiev. Some rights reserved.Lyssna också på Ukrainakriget 2022 – när historien vänder. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Incontro con Fabiano Massimi e Andrea Tarabbia. Presenta Antonella Silvestrini Fabiano Massimi si chiede chi ha ordito l'incendio del Reichstag, l'attentato che ha innescato la concatenazione di eventi più tragica della storia dell'umanità, e cioè l'ascesa del Nazismo. Mentre Andrea Tarabbia entra nel vivo nella strage di Beslan dove nello scontro fra terroristi e teste di cuoio morirono trecentotrentaquattro persone, fra cui molti bambini. Due romanzi per indagare il male nella sua concretezza storica. Edizione 2021 www.pordenonelegge.it
Beslan ist eine kleine Stadt in Ossetien, einer autonomen Republik in Russland. Wie überall in Russland wird der erste Schultag am 1. September gross gefeiert. Auch an der Beslan Schule Nr.1 sind wieder über 1000 Menschen versammelt. Doch die angenehme Stimmung verfliegt sofort, als plötzlich Schüsse fallen. Alle Leute werden als Geiseln in der Turnhalle festgehalten und müssen teils drei Tage in dieser Hölle bleiben. Wie der Anschlag in Beslan zu einer Tragödie wurde, erfährt ihr in unserer neusten Folge. Achtung: Übermässiges und konzentriertes Hören kann zu Tränen führen!PodimoInstagramMail: thekilla.podcast@gmail.comEin True Crime Podcast aus der Schweiz von Larissa und Mila
The Best Day of My Life: Patch Adams' Journey to the Nobel Peace Prize Nomination
The origin of Patch's humanitarian clown trips to the most dire places on Earth starts in the former USSR, once America's number one enemy. Lars talks with Maria, the orphan advocate who organizes Patch's clown trips to Russian orphanages, prisons, mental hospitals & the school in Beslan, Chechnya, where in 2004, terrorist killed over 330 people, mostly children. Plus, we hear from the woman who joined Patch's clown trips at age 93. Part of Pantheon Podcasts
The Best Day of My Life: Patch Adams' Journey to the Nobel Peace Prize Nomination
The origin of Patch's humanitarian clown trips to the most dire places on Earth starts in the former USSR, once America's number one enemy. Lars talks with Maria, the orphan advocate who organizes Patch's clown trips to Russian orphanages, prisons, mental hospitals & the school in Beslan, Chechnya, where in 2004, terrorist killed over 330 people, mostly children. Plus, we hear from the woman who joined Patch's clown trips at age 93. Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
De regreso tras una breve pausa, con un episodio dedicado básicamente a temas de la Federación Rusa
Around 13:00 on 3 September, the militants allowed four Ministry of Emergency Situations medical workers in two ambulances to remove 20 bodies from the school grounds, as well as to bring the corpse of the killed terrorist to the school. However, at 13:03, when the paramedics approached the school, an explosion was heard from the gymnasium. The terrorists then opened fire on them, killing two. The other two took cover behind their vehicle.
Negli anni '70 la televisione italiana proponeva programmi arguti, intelligenti e di grande spessore culturale. Da bambina, in uno di questi programmi guardato tardi, in seconda serata, scoprii il mestiere di giornalista, la prima scintilla che, qualche anno più tardi (con un film di Antonioni) si sarebbe trasformata in vocazione (vocazione abbandonata poi decenni più tardi dopo i fatti di Beslan, ma questa è veramente un'altra storia).LINKCarmelo Bene ospite di Maurizio Costanzohttps://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2613440645450990Una delle mie newsletter preferite, la Letterina di Stefano Mirtihttps://tinyletter.com/stefi_idlabTESTO TRASCRITTOUno studio televisivo praticamente vuoto, due sedie, una di queste è una sedia di legno con la spalliera intagliata, un orologio a cucù a una parete, davanti alle due sedie un grande acquario con dei pesci dentro. Da una porta entra il presentatore che ha in mano dei fogli, ignora l'altra persona che è seduta nella sedia con la spalliera intagliata, va verso l'acquario solleva un coperchio dell'acquario e da un po di mangime ai pesci prendendolo da una ciotolina che è poggiata sulla parte di sopra, sul coperchio dell'acquario, e poi va a sedersi, sfoglia scartabellando tra i fogli si gira verso l'ospite, che è un uomo vestito con un abito elegante, capelli neri corvini, sigaretta in mano che fuma, e comincia a rivolgergli delle domande. Nasce così, ha così inizio uno scambio arguto, scoppiettante, pieno di citazioni, di parole in francese, di riferimenti, di rimandi. Sono le prime battute dell'intervista di Maurizio Costanzo a Carmelo Bene. Mi è capitata davanti in una delle newsletter che ricevo la mattina, a ricordare a me, e a tutti quanti, quello che la televisione in generale,e la televisione pubblica in particolare, sapeva essere, poteva essere in Italia nel 1979. Un'ora di conversazione che oggi sarebbe riservata ai canali più specialistici delle televisioni specialistiche via cavo a pagamento, che invece veniva data in pasto al pubblico notturno in seconda serata della televisione pubblica, prima che la televisione diventasse anche privata. Era il 1979. Me lo ricordo bene. Il programma si chiamava 'Acquario' era condotto da Maurizio Costanzo, da un fantastico Maurizio Costanzo, io ricordo ancora prima di 'Acquario' il programma 'Bontà loro' il primo talk show della televisione italiana, e ricordo che ero bambina, ero molto giovane, ma rimanevo alzata fino a tardi perché volevo vedere 'Bontà loro' di Maurizio Costanzo non ci capivo niente ma rimasi folgorata dalla figura del giornalista.ENGLISH TRANSLATIONA TV studio so good as empty, two chairs, one of these is a wooden chair with a carved back, a cuckoo clock on one wall, in front of the two chairs a large aquarium with fish in it. From a door enters the presenter, holding some sheets, he ignores the other person, who is sitting in the chair with the carved back, goes towards the aquarium, raises a lid of the aquarium and gives some food to the fish by taking it from a small bowl that is placed on the upper part, on the lid of the aquarium, and then goes to sit down, leafing through the sheets, turns to the guest, a man dressed in an elegant suit, raven black hair, cigarette in hand, smoking, and starts asking him questions. This is how it starts, thus began a witty, crackling exchange, full of quotations, words in French, references, cross-references. These are the first moments of Maurizio Costanzo's interview with Carmelo Bene. I stumbled upon it in one of the newsletters I receive in the morning, to remind me, and everyone, what TV in general, and public TV in particular, was in the position to be, could be in Italy in 1979. One hour of conversation that today would be reserved for the more specialized channels of specialized pay cable television, which instead was fed to the public at night in the late evening of public TV, before there were private TV channels. It was 1979. I remember it well. The program was called 'Acquario' was conducted by Maurizio Costanzo, by a fantastic Maurizio Costanzo, I remember even before 'Acquario' the program 'Bontà loro' [out of the kindness of their hearts], the first talk show on Italian TV, and I remember that I was a child, I was really very young, but I stayed up late because I wanted to see Maurizio Costanzo's 'Bontà loro' I didn't understand a thing but I was struck by the stature of the journalist.
Trigger warning for a long discussion about sexual assault, because this is THAT CHAPTER where Tylin imposes on Mat to the utmost extreme. Today Seth is absent from the recording, and Aradia brings in Gus from Wheel Takes to discuss this infamous scene that generates some of the most hotly contested content in the entire Wheel of Time series. We are not discussing “if” Mat was assaulted, but rather examining how Robert Jordan created a nuanced analysis of sexual assault. After Mat is free to go, he meets up with Nalesean, Birgitte, Beslan and some of his friends, and they go walking through the Festival of Birds, which sounds a bit like Mardi Gras? They are attacked by Darkfriend beggars, then make it to their watching spot for spying on the Kin's base of operations. Mat can't take his mind off of events, and is horrified that Beslean not only knows but approves of Tylin's interest in him. To escape the situation, he randomly follows a Kinswoman, setting in motion the discovery of the Bowl of the Winds, at long last. Reddit thread reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/WoT/comments/oejk3d/analysis_we_are_meant_to_be_sickened_by_tylin/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf Wheel Takes: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/wheel-takes-gus-and-ali-6ar2PStf43n/ SpoilerCon registration is open now, from June 15th to August 15th 2021! Get your tickets at https://www.spoilercon.org/registration Will be held on October 1-3 in Portland, OR Currently planning an in-person/digital hybrid event Follow on Twitter (@spoilercon) and subscribe to newsletter (bit.ly/SConNews) to get updates https://spoilercon.wixsite.com/home Join the conversation on Discord: https://discord.gg/YtWvCnS Contribute on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wotspoilers Sign up for SpoilerCon news: http://www.bit.ly/SConNews Email us: wotspoilers@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wotspoilers & https://twitter.com/spoilercon?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wot_spoilers/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WOTSpoilers/
1. september 2004 var første skoledag på Skole nr 1 i Beslan i Nord-Ossetia. En festfylt dag hvor foreldre og slektninger fulgte barna på skolen. Men kort tid senere skulle dette utarte seg til historiens kanskje verste terrorangrep, med hundrevis av døde. Og var det terroristene eller den russiske "redningsaksjonen" som også denne gang endte opp med å drepe flest? Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beslan_school_siege NRK: Terrorens terror: I Beslan gikk alt galt https://www.nrk.no/urix/beslan-_-terrorens-terror-1.11901345 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifwcPseYp9Y
A former ABC chief foreign correspondent, Philip began at the ABC as a stagehand in 1975. He left the organisation 46 years later after reporting from Japan, Washington, the Middle East, Nyngan and the Ukraine
A former ABC chief foreign correspondent, Philip began at the ABC as a stagehand in 1975. He left the organisation 46 years later after reporting from Japan, Washington, the Middle East, Nyngan and the Ukraine
Salmo 22:1: “Deus meu, Deus meu, por que me desamparaste? Por que se acham longe de minha salvação as palavras de meu bramido?”. Por favor, não me deixe aqui mãe”, foi o clamor desesperado da pequena Alana, naquele trágico dia em que os sequestradores chechenos se apoderaram da escola de Beslan, na Rússia. Os sequestradores […] O post Por que me desamparaste? apareceu primeiro em Rede Novo Tempo de Comunicação.
Emily wraps up the horrifying story of Russia's Beslan school massacre, and Megan shares the history of Philly's Swann Memorial Swimming Pool - er, Swann Memorial FOUNTAIN.
After a not-so-quick Oscars recap, Emily continues her story spree with the tale of an uber-deadly terrorist attack on a school in Beslan, North Ossetia, Russia. Then, in the spirit of keeping Philly weird, Megan remembers our infamous Furnace Party and has the scoop on a fun future failure called FloatLab.
ERIKA FATLAND – forfatter og sosialantropologERIKA FATLAND har skrevet en rekke prisbelønnede bøker hvor hun reiser til steder mange oss ikke kjenner i det hele tatt. Bøkene hennes er oversatt til 23 språk og har fått svært rosende omtale over hele verden. Hun er også blitt beskrevet som Norges kanskje mest nyskapende reiseforfattere. Fatland vokste opp i Ølen i Vindafjord kommune i Rogaland. Hun tilbrakte sin gymnasietid i Lyon og Helsingfors og fortsatte med universitetsstudier ved Københavns Universitet og Universitetet i Oslo, der hun fullførte sin mastergrad i sosialantropologi i 2008. Feltarbeidet som lå til grunn for mastergraden, ble foretatt i Beslan i Nord-Ossetia i 2007, der hun intervjuet informanter berørt av gisseldramaet ved Skole nr. 1 i 2004; etterlatte, pårørende, overlevende, lærere og myndighetspersoner. I 2008-2009 var Erika Fatland stipendiat ved Norsk utenrikspolitisk institutt.2009 debuterte hun med barneboken Foreldrekrigen, en humoristisk bok om skilsmisse.I 2010 vendte hun tilbake til Beslan for å arbeide videre med stoffet fra feltarbeidet, i den hensikt å utvide det til en reportasjebok. I tillegg til nye samtaler med informantene fra tidligere, reiste hun denne gang friere omkring, også i naborepublikkene, og ettergikk noen av terroristenes fotspor. I Moskva og St. Petersburg intervjuet hun granskere av angrepet, såvel fra den offisielle undersøkelseskommisjonen som uavhengige om de tre dagene gisseldramaet varte stormingen, hvor minst 333 mennesker, hvorav 186 barn, mistet livet. Boken Englebyen med fortellinger fra Beslan utkom i begynnelsen av august 2011. Boken ble nominert til Brageprisen i klassen sakprosa.Erika Fatland utga høsten 2012 Året uten sommer, en bok om terrorangrepene i Norge 22/7 2011. Høsten 2014 utkom Sovjetistan, en reiseskildring fra de postsovjetiske statene i Sentral-Asia som slutter på -stan. For denne boka fikk hun Bokhandelens sakprosapris i 2015. I 2017 kom Grensen : en reise rundt Russland : gjennom Nord-Korea, Kina, Mongolia, Kasakhstan, Aserbajdsjan, Georgia, Ukraina, Hviterussland, Litauen, Polen, Latvia, Estland, Finland og Norge, samt Nordøstpassasjen. I 2020 utgav hun boka Høyt, en reiseskildring basert på to reiser gjennom land i Himalaya: Nepal, Xinjiang, Tibet, Pakistan og India som hun hadde i 2018 og 2019 på til sammen åtte måneder. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It has been called the worst school shooting in history. So, what happened? (Story from - Russia) Disclaimer – Tyler Allen at the Minds of Madness Podcast - https://mindsofmadnesspodcast.com/ Send voice mail - https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message Email - applefortheteacherpodcast@gmail.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/AppleforTeacher Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apple_for_the_teacher_podcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/applefortheteacherpodcast/ Sources - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Beslan_school_siege https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vi6z2YkN0SM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLMdTZutiw0 https://www.theguardian.com/world/beslan https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/08/30/remembering-beslan-15-years-later https://www.rferl.org/a/beslan-fifteen-years-on/30139504.html Phillips, Timothy, Beslan: The Tragedy of School No.1, Granta UK, 2007. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message
One of Norway’s most exciting new travel writers, Erika Fatland has gained a reputation for telling unique, often overlooked stories. A social anthropologist by training, she has documented terrorism in Beslan and the 2011 terror attacks in her native Norway. In her latest book, ‘The Border: A Journey Around Russia,’ she turns her attention to frontiers, recounting a fascinating trip through each of the 14 countries bordering the world’s largest country.
durée : 00:54:18 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - 1er septembre 2004 en Russie, c’est la rentrée scolaire. Mais ce jour-là, le pays va subir l’un des moments les plus douloureux de son histoire. Durant trois jours, les Russes et le monde entier vivent au rythme d’une prise d’otages dans une école de la petite ville de Beslan, dans le Caucase, en Ossétie du Nord. - invités : Florence SCHAAL - Florence SCHAAL
Det var en helt særlig morgen for indbyggerne i Beslan. Den første skoledag var altid en festlighed, men det ændrede sig brat den 1. september 2004, hvor barnelatteren gik over i gråd og glæde blev erstattet af en sorg, der den dag i dag stadig ligger tungt over byen. Hvis du kan lide podcasten, så må du meget gerne give et Like på vores Facebook side https://www.facebook.com/paastribe/,på den app du normalt lytter til os på og følg os på Instagram @paa_stribe. Det hjælper med at sprede ordet. Lyt også til eRheolen, Podimo, Mofibo med flere for vores fortællinger om de mest berygtede seriemordere. Black Shadow by Hans Atom (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/hansatom/42282 Ft: Robert Warringtond
In episode seven of Creative Conversations, Suzy is joined by the philanthropist and supermodel, Natalia Vodianova.Her story is a fairy tale – with a mighty dollop of reality and grit. Growing up in Russia, she helped her mother sell fruit in the market; looked after her sister, who has special needs; and hobbled through a childhood in which her family could not afford to buy new shoes for her growing feet.Then, as in all the best stories, she became a model in her teens, married a British aristocrat, and was all set for her happy ever after.It was during the terrible Beslan massacre, when terrorists seized a Russian school, when she had the realisation that her life – glamorous but empty – needed an opportunity to give back.Her new path of philanthropy was born with the Naked Heart Foundation, which she established to build playgrounds and parks for abandoned, orphaned, disabled and special needs children across Russia and giving hope and support to despairing families.Photographed by the world’s greatest talents and still in demand as a perennial supermodel, Natalia’s Fabulous Fund Fairs continue to support children in need, while other energetic projects include co-founding the Elbi app, for micro donations to a host of charities, and Flo – a women’s health platform.Natalia met her fiancé, Antoine Arnault, on the set of a 2008 Louis Vuitton campaign. They plan to marry this summer, Coronavirus willing. She is looking after the kids’ role in the party, while Antoine is arranging the grown-up aspects.And the wedding dress? Natalia confided in me the inspiration behind the design, but you will have to listen to this podcast to find out exactly what!Produced by Natasha Cowan.Edited by Tim Thornton.Music by @joergzuber.Graphics by Paul Wallis.Production Assistance by Lauren Sweeting.Support for the Creative Conversations podcast comes from the Condé Nast Luxury Conference.To find Suzy's articles visit vogue.co.uk/fashion/suzy-menkes ...find Suzy on Instagram @suzymenkes and Twitter @thesuzymenkes
This week, Sam is taking us to Russia to talk about the Beslan school massacre. Resources for our episode can be found at www.Boozpodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boozpodcast/message
Un voyage préparé avec les lecteurs de www.russie.fr, à l'aventure et en quête d'imprévu. 2 mois d'aventures de rencontres, de contenus inédits. Suivez le guide ^^ ------------------------------------------------------ TÉLÉCHARGE LE GUIDE GRATUIT ------------------------------------------------------ ✅ Objectif Russe - le guide Gratuit pour : http://objectif-russe.fr/Bonus - Apprendre le russe - Rencontrer des russes - Voyager en Russie Les formations de russe sont plus bas ^^ A très vite ^^ ----------------------------------------------- LES FORMATIONS DE RUSSE ----------------------------------------------- ✅ RUSSE 365 - Je Parle le Russe en 1 an http://objectif-russe.fr/Russe-365 1 cours chaque semaine pendant 1 an ✅ Les déclinaisons et les cas (4 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/cas ✅Les Verbes, les aspects et verbes de mouvement (3 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/Les-Verbes-au-cas-par-cas Pour nettement améliorer ta conversation et acquérir des réflexes à l'oral dans les principaux sujets de la vie de tous les jours : ✅ Le Russe au Quotidien http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-russe-au-quotidien ✅ Le Kit Pratique de la Relation en Russe http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-Kit-Pratique ✅ Le Déclic Russe - le point de départ si tu es grand débutant http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-declic-russe Dans mes cours, tu trouveras - des vidéos de cours complètes avec des exemples écrits et sonorisés à la fois : tu entends clairement tout ce que tu vois, et tu as la traduction à côté. - des podcasts et des playlists thématiques (les phrases clés à écouter et à répéter à haute voix) - des exercices avec leurs corrigés (à l'oral et à l'écrit) - les récaps. des cours pour retrouver l'essentiel à retenir - les questions / réponses sur le groupe privé réservé aux membres du club En bref, tu n'es plus seul, ni livré à toi même, grâce à l'accompagnement personnalisé tout au long de mes formations ------------------------ SUIS-MOI ICI ^^ ------------------------ ✅ Facebook : http://objectif-russe.fr/Facebook ✅ Youtube : http://objectif-russe.fr/Youtube ✅ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/russie.fr_en_immersion ✅ Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/russie_fr_en_immersion ✅ Le blog : http://russie.fr
Un voyage préparé avec les lecteurs de www.russie.fr, à l'aventure et en quête d'imprévu. 2 mois d'aventures de rencontres, de contenus inédits. Suivez le guide ^^ ------------------------------------------------------ TÉLÉCHARGE LE GUIDE GRATUIT ------------------------------------------------------ ✅ Objectif Russe - le guide Gratuit pour : http://objectif-russe.fr/Bonus - Apprendre le russe - Rencontrer des russes - Voyager en Russie Les formations de russe sont plus bas ^^ A très vite ^^ ----------------------------------------------- LES FORMATIONS DE RUSSE ----------------------------------------------- ✅ RUSSE 365 - Je Parle le Russe en 1 an http://objectif-russe.fr/Russe-365 1 cours chaque semaine pendant 1 an ✅ Les déclinaisons et les cas (4 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/cas ✅Les Verbes, les aspects et verbes de mouvement (3 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/Les-Verbes-au-cas-par-cas Pour nettement améliorer ta conversation et acquérir des réflexes à l'oral dans les principaux sujets de la vie de tous les jours : ✅ Le Russe au Quotidien http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-russe-au-quotidien ✅ Le Kit Pratique de la Relation en Russe http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-Kit-Pratique ✅ Le Déclic Russe - le point de départ si tu es grand débutant http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-declic-russe Dans mes cours, tu trouveras - des vidéos de cours complètes avec des exemples écrits et sonorisés à la fois : tu entends clairement tout ce que tu vois, et tu as la traduction à côté. - des podcasts et des playlists thématiques (les phrases clés à écouter et à répéter à haute voix) - des exercices avec leurs corrigés (à l'oral et à l'écrit) - les récaps. des cours pour retrouver l'essentiel à retenir - les questions / réponses sur le groupe privé réservé aux membres du club En bref, tu n'es plus seul, ni livré à toi même, grâce à l'accompagnement personnalisé tout au long de mes formations ------------------------ SUIS-MOI ICI ^^ ------------------------ ✅ Facebook : http://objectif-russe.fr/Facebook ✅ Youtube : http://objectif-russe.fr/Youtube ✅ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/russie.fr_en_immersion ✅ Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/russie_fr_en_immersion ✅ Le blog : http://russie.fr
Un voyage préparé avec les lecteurs de www.russie.fr, à l'aventure et en quête d'imprévu. 2 mois d'aventures de rencontres, de contenus inédits. Suivez le guide ^^ ------------------------------------------------------ TÉLÉCHARGE LE GUIDE GRATUIT ------------------------------------------------------ ✅ Objectif Russe - le guide Gratuit pour : http://objectif-russe.fr/Bonus - Apprendre le russe - Rencontrer des russes - Voyager en Russie Les formations de russe sont plus bas ^^ A très vite ^^ ----------------------------------------------- LES FORMATIONS DE RUSSE ----------------------------------------------- ✅ RUSSE 365 - Je Parle le Russe en 1 an http://objectif-russe.fr/Russe-365 1 cours chaque semaine pendant 1 an ✅ Les déclinaisons et les cas (4 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/cas ✅Les Verbes, les aspects et verbes de mouvement (3 mois) http://objectif-russe.fr/Les-Verbes-au-cas-par-cas Pour nettement améliorer ta conversation et acquérir des réflexes à l'oral dans les principaux sujets de la vie de tous les jours : ✅ Le Russe au Quotidien http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-russe-au-quotidien ✅ Le Kit Pratique de la Relation en Russe http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-Kit-Pratique ✅ Le Déclic Russe - le point de départ si tu es grand débutant http://objectif-russe.fr/Le-declic-russe Dans mes cours, tu trouveras - des vidéos de cours complètes avec des exemples écrits et sonorisés à la fois : tu entends clairement tout ce que tu vois, et tu as la traduction à côté. - des podcasts et des playlists thématiques (les phrases clés à écouter et à répéter à haute voix) - des exercices avec leurs corrigés (à l'oral et à l'écrit) - les récaps. des cours pour retrouver l'essentiel à retenir - les questions / réponses sur le groupe privé réservé aux membres du club En bref, tu n'es plus seul, ni livré à toi même, grâce à l'accompagnement personnalisé tout au long de mes formations ------------------------ SUIS-MOI ICI ^^ ------------------------ ✅ Facebook : http://objectif-russe.fr/Facebook ✅ Youtube : http://objectif-russe.fr/Youtube ✅ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/russie.fr_en_immersion ✅ Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/russie_fr_en_immersion ✅ Le blog : http://russie.fr
C’est du jamais vu dans un pays où le sida est encore un sujet tabou. Avec 14 millions de vues en un peu moins de dix jours, la vidéo postée par le Youtubeur Iouri Doud permet d’éveiller les consciences… et de secouer un monde politique longtemps muet sur le sujet. de notre correspondant à Moscou, L’auteur de la vidéo n’en est pas à son premier coup d’éclat. Véritable star du Net en Russie, Iouri Doud a déjà fait beaucoup de bruit en publiant des vidéos sur le goulag, ou sur la tragédie de Beslan. Cette fois, le youtubeur de 33 ans s’empare d’un sujet souvent occulté en Russie par les médias comme par les autorités. « Beaucoup de gens pensent que le VIH appartient aux années 90 et n’a jamais atteint l’époque de l’internet à haut débit, explique Iouri Doud dans l’introduction de son film, mais c’est faux : plus d’un million de personnes vivent avec le VIH en Russie. En 2018, 37 000 personnes sont mortes du sida dans notre pays, soit en moyenne 100 personnes par jour. » La vidéo, qui dure plus d’une heure et demie, se veut éducative, pédagogique… Elle enchaîne les témoignages de malades, et les paroles d’experts ou de militants associatifs. Le youtubeur ne se contente pas de faire un travail pédagogique, il dénonce également l’inertie des autorités russes, accusées de ne pas en faire assez pour lutter contre la maladie. Immense impact L’impact est immense dans un pays où le sida est une maladie méconnue et où les porteurs du VIH sont en butte à l’incompréhension, aux préjugés, et parfois même à de la discrimination. Durant la vidéo, Youri Doud fait lui-même un test de séropositivité et recommande à chacun de faire de même. Selon la presse russe, la fréquentation des laboratoires d’analyse a explosé dans les jours qui ont suivi la diffusion du documentaire. De même que les ventes de tests salivaires en pharmacie ou sur internet. La vidéo a eu un impact également auprès des autorités russes : Dmitri Peskov le porte-parole du Kremlin a estimé qu’elle méritait « qu’on s’y intéresse » et le film a été projeté au Parlement russe. Des réactions d’autant plus inhabituelles pour les autorités que celles-ci ont longtemps été dans le déni face au sida. Commentaire du journal Vedomosti : le youtubeur Iouri Doud est à lui tout seul « plus efficace » face à la maladie que ne l’a été l’État russe ces dernières années. ► Visionner la Vidéo
Hey folks,Welcome back to another exciting episode of Critically Awesome! In this week’s episode, we are going international! We will be discussing Russian Movies and TV and also how American Movies and TV looks in Russia and we have the perfect person to tell us all about it my friend from the Motherland, Beslan or as we called him when he was here Buz! We hope that you will enjoy this week's episode and make sure to stay tuned in on your favorite podcast app for the lastest of Critically Awesome. Thank you for listening and as always stay awesome!Website:criticallyawesome.netFeedback:criticallyawesome2015@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/CriticallyAwesome)
Today's episode looks back at the Beslan school siege, which took place 15 years ago this month, and claimed the lives of 334 innocent people, including 186 children. Journalist Mike Eckel, now with Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, then a correspondent with The Associated Press, reported from on the ground in Beslan during the school siege. He kindly came on this show to talk about the experience, and look back at perhaps the worst terrorist attack in Russian history.Follow Mike on Twitter:https://twitter.com/mike_eckelRead his work at RFE/RL:www.rferl.org/author/96267.htmlRead some of his reports from September 2004 for AP:https://products.kitsapsun.com/archive/2004/09-03/132_militants_may_be_holding_1_000_hos.htmlhttps://www.spokesman.com/stories/2004/sep/02/militants-hold-hundreds-at-russian-school-hostage/https://www.nevadaappeal.com/news/militants-at-school-release-at-least-31-hostages/Other journalists remember Beslan:https://meduza.io/en/feature/2019/09/04/the-siege-through-journalists-eyesSupport this very podcast here:www.patreon.com/kevinrothrockMusic:Ну погоди, episode 14, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncHd3sxpEbo&t=7sОлег Анофриев, Бременские музыканты, “Говорят, мы бяки-буки,” www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-3wC7gkMDQHenrik Lundkvist, “Kalinka on a Balalaika,” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH5znHQ9QRYSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kevinrothrock)
On September 1, 2004, at approximately 9 a.m. local time, a group of approximately 32 heavily armed Chechen rebels attacked School Number 1 in Beslan, North Ossetia, Russia, taking 1,200 children and adults hostage. The siege came to a bloody end 3 days later when Russian special ops and civilian militia groups attacked the terrorists following a series of mysterious explosions. Facebook @Robotsforeyespodcast Instagram @Robotsforeyespodcast Twitter @Robotsforeyes Robotsforeyes@gmail.com
I det här avsnittet av Rysarpodden pratar vi om skolattacker. Två dåd som skördat många offer på fruktansvärda sätt. Trots detta är de tämligen okända. Händelserna utspelar sig i USA och i Ryssland. Ämnen: Gisslandramat på Beslan School & Bath School-massakern Kontakt & Social Media: Facebook: Rysarpodden Instagram: @rysarpodden Mail: rysarpodden@gmail.com Musik: "A Tension" av BoomOpera, Music Standard License
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Best of LnL Originally out in June 2017 Lessons from the Beslan attack and tips on how to prevent that here in the US with Dr John Edeen, John McEnroe is Right: Serena Williams Couldn't Beat Eggs on Men's Tour, Gun Owner Rights Don't…
Best of LnL Originally out in June 2017 Lessons from the Beslan attack and tips on how to prevent that here in the US with Dr John Edeen, John McEnroe is Right: Serena Williams Couldn't Beat Eggs on Men's Tour, Gun Owner Rights Don't…
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Former Russian Spetsnaz Sonny Puzikas comes by to discuss the seige and tragedy that occurred at a School in 2004 in Beslan, Russia and MUCH MORE!!! https://www.sonnypuzikas.com/ Support The Farm! https://www.patreon.com/TheConspiracyFarm https://stofmahub.com/collections/the-conspiracy-farm https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=QPX9TJFVF69C4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5XXip2nFxc&t=1s
Making Our Schools Safer Up front, this is a long episode but it is well worth listening to in its entirety. Please don't let the length of it prevent you from listening. David and Mark sit down with US Navy SEAL (ret) "William" to discuss making our schools safer from tragic events such as the recent rash of school shootings. William is the Director of Campus Safety and Security for a large church and private school near Nashville, Tennessee. This episode moves quickly and is packed with very valuable knowledge and ideas gained through experience and is designed to help students, parents, school staff and administration begin the journey of implementing REAL and effective safety and security programs at their schools. Episode Topics Why are our schools still soft targets? What is motivating these attacks and how do we address that? Where does security start? Is there a method or a formula? How do you start the conversation of improving or creating a Safety Program with your school administration? Low-Cost or No-Cost ways to improve security and safety. Low-Visibility ways to make schools safer and more secure. The role that awareness plays in the overall equation. What sort of training programs should you implement? Is "See Something, Say Something" failing us? Is our culture of politeness getting us killed? What risks are on the horizon that we should be concerned about? Mentioned in This Episode STOPit Solutions Anonymous Reporting and Incident Management http://stopitsolutions.com/ Rapid Application Tourniquet System https://ratsmedical.com/ RATS also available on Amazon via this link... https://amzn.to/2LqWJ9R Beslan, Russia School Siege https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beslan_school_siege Safe Schools Act of 2002 Final Report and Findings: Implications for Prevention of School Attacks in the United States Threat Assessment in Schools:A Guide to Managing Threatening Situations and to Creating Safe School Climates Connect With Us After the Show Do you follow us on Instagram or Facebook? Instagram @ShootersNationRadio https://www.facebook.com/shootersnation/ Get News and Special Offers! Be sure to sign up for the Shooters Nation Mail Blast newsletter by visiting https://www.shootersnation.com/mailblast and adding yourself to our mailing list. Got an idea for a future episode? Let us know at https://www.shootersnation.com/idea Sponsors Squared Away Customs Quality Custom Kydex Holsters and Carry Gear Be sure to use discount code "SHOOTERSNATION" when ordering! Like what you're hearing? Want to support the podcast and help make future episodes possible? Every dollar donated helps make this show possible. https://www.shootersnation.com/donate
As RT's editor-in-chief, Margarita Simonyan runs a news network described by US intelligence as "the Kremlin's principal international propaganda outlet". Formerly known as Russia Today, RT risks being stripped of its UK broadcast licence in the wake of the Salisbury spy poisoning. So who is the woman at its helm? Born into an Armenian family in Krasnodar in Southern Russia, Simonyan grew up in poverty, but her academic achievements helped her win a place on a prestigious exchange program to the United States. Arriving in New Hampshire just four years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the experience changed her life. Initially shocked by the excesses of Western capitalism, Simonyan soon found her feet and was even crowned 'Carnival Queen' of her All-American high school. After returning to Russia, Simonyan started a career in journalism, becoming a household name after reporting from the carnage of the Beslan school siege. Shortly after, when she was just 25, she was handpicked to create the new Kremlin-funded international news network Russia Today. Controversy has dogged the channel, with allegations of pro-Kremlin propaganda and biased reporting, but all agree that under Simonyan's leadership the channel has given Russia a far bigger - and stronger - voice abroad. Married with two children, Simonyan is known by her friends for her love of disco, Cossack folk music and traditional cooking - including boiled beaver's head. Mark Coles asks some of those who know her best what drives her - including her best friend and the American woman who offered to adopt her as a teenager. Presenter: Mark Coles Producers: Beth Sagar-Fenton & Jordan Dunbar Researcher: Sylvie Carlos.
Lloyd shares his thoughts on the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, and why protecting our kids isn't a priority in Congress. So, this week, we saw another school shooting. this time in Parkland, Florida, about 50 miles north of Miami. A disturbed 19-yr-old, who had been expelled for disciplinary reasons, was not allowed on campus with a backpack because of concerns, had a history of mental illness, who was apparently angry about being bullied, and who flew massive red flags on social media took a rifle and lots of magazines to his old school, pulled the fire alarms to get everyone out into the halls, and began opening fire. He killed 17, and wounded another 15 in the 15 minutes it took police to respond. In the end, he was too big a coward to eat a bullet himself, and was arrested without being injured himself. At age 19, the shooter was prohibited from owning a handgun. Unlike Trayvon martin, who posed with real guns he was not allowed to own, this week’s shooter posed with airsoft and pellet guns. But, in one photo which he captioned his “arsenal”, he did have two shotguns, two hunting rifles, and an AR-15 pattern rifle. Where he acquired his rifles, we do not yet know. The minimum age to purchase or possess a long gun in Florida is 18. Students at his former school say they all knew he was a time bomb. That they all saw it coming. He was angry. He was weird. He was always getting into trouble. Ultimately, he was expelled and staff was warned not to allow him on campus with a backpack. So, the school saw it coming, too. It’s not legal to open carry in Florida. Yet he did openly carry the rifle to the school. It’s illegal to carry a firearm onto school property. And yet he did. It’s not legal to shoot people unless it’s an act of self-defense. He did that as well. Chelsea handler and other leftist harpies immediately blamed the NRA. Which shows you what a moronic broken record the left has become when it comes to violence in America. The Left has their mantras. Background checks. Gun bans. Magazine capacity bans. Blame the NRA. All of it bullshit. But the Right has their own mantras, as well. It’s a mental health issue. You can’t legislate evil. Good guys with guns. Background checks are an infringement of muh rights. Much of the right’s favorite catch-phrases are bullshit too. In this case, it was a mental health issue. As was the case in aurora, Tucson, and Newtown. But in all those cases, like this one, the killers were not in the system. Not because the system failed. But because there was no reason for them to be there. You must be committed to a mental institution, or be a felon, or a domestic abuser or have a protective order against you to be denied your 2A rights. None of those applied to the shooter this week. He had apparently seen a mental health therapist, but had never been adjudicated mentally ill or committed to a mental institution. So, how do we stop it? What could have stopped this? Ignore the idiotic ideas on the left about bans and background checks. Like the killers at columbine, this kid was apparently bullied. combined with mental illness, and the recent death of his mother, the fuse for this kid was lit. and it was short. At what point could this have been stopped? The fact is, criminal record or mental illness or none, someone evil enough to consider killing their former classmates at school will find a way to do it. At one of the schools in a system where my wife once worked, a student was found to be plotting a mass-casualty attack. The most detailed plan local law enforcement had ever seen. It didn’t involve knives, or guns. it involved blocking the school’s exits and releasing an airborne toxin, a gas made from household chemicals, fed into the school’s air handling systems. This disturbed student didn’t plan to shoot up the school. That student planned to exterminate every person on the campus like the gas chambers at Auschwitz. She didn’t need a gun. You heard me right…she didn’t need a gun. Her sick plan did not include one. Fortunately, someone discovered her plan and reported it to authorities. Evil will find a way. But our answer can’t stop there. It can’t be to throw up our hands and say, “you can’t legislate evil,” or “we live in a wicked world.” Those things are true. evil exists and it will find a way. The sin in the heart of man is the reason men and women do such terrible things to each other. So, what do we do? Taking away guns from people who do not abuse their rights is not the answer. Killers steal, make and find weapons whether you ban them or not. Magazine capacity bans? The shooter had “countless magazines” according to the local sheriff. Although they have counted them so it’s not like he had a bag of holding from D&D with a warehouse full of mags inside. But clearly, he had a bunch. Like the shooter at VA tech or the one at Sutherland springs. Since he had time to reload multiple times, it doesn’t matter. So, again, what can we do? The sad truth is that acts of evil cannot be prevented. And in this sick society we have created, it should not be surprising. It should be expected. No, children should never feel unsafe in an American school. or any school for that matter. but from Beslan, to Bath Township, to Columbine, to Monash University, to Kauhajoki, Finland, or Emsdetten, Germany, or Dunblane, Scotland, children have been killed in the places they should have been safe. at school. Why? because schools are easy targets for mass killers. There are never armed citizens, thanks to the gun free school zones act. There’s almost never an armed guard or resource officer. The targets, students and teachers, have limited ability to escape. The hallways make it easy to funnel targets into fields of fire. And police will not arrive in time to prevent you from killing lots of people. At this Florida school, it was 15 minutes. By that time, the shooter killed 17, wounded 15, then blended in with his intended victims as they were evacuating. What law would stop this evil? Nothing. You could raise the minimum age to purchase a long gun to 21. Except for members of the military or law enforcement who are under 21, I have no problem with this. But more importantly, we could secure our schools. How did this guy get into the school? Were exterior doors locked? If the school told staff to prevent him from coming on campus, how were they supposed to do that? What plans or precautions were in place to prevent him, or anyone else, from coming into that school with a weapon? He was wearing a gas mask, so maybe they didn’t realize it was him. According to the national center for education statistics, there are over 98,000 public schools in the united states, elementary and secondary schools. NCES stats for 2015-2016 show that 69% of schools had at least one violent incident on campus. 15% had at least one serious violent incident – rape, sexual assault, physical attacks or fights with weapons. 8% reported threats of physical attacks with weapons. But despite those threats, just 72% of public schools has full or part time security on campus at least once a week. not every day. once a week. You may think, hey 72% is higher than I thought. That sounds high, right? Only 52% are sworn law enforcement. And of those, close to 20% are not armed. Only 43% of carry a firearm. Only 48% are full time. This means that over 23,000 schools don’t even have a part time, unarmed security guard. After the Newtown massacre in 2012, the NRA proposed a solution called national school shield. Because the idea didn’t involve gun control and it was proposed by the eeeevil NRA, it was lampooned and ignored. In the six years since, what have we done? Not much. During that time, we have had numerous school shootings and the democrats continue to tilt at windmills, hoping just one more tragedy will move public opinion on gun control. the politics are the important thing. not your kids. School Shield trained its first school three years after Newtown and has apparently done nothing since. either the program is dead, or it was never serious and was just a publicity stunt to divert attention from the gun control debate. From what I can see, it just withered on the vine. There’s no indication, aside from a video and a place to donate money, that the program is even active anymore. My guess is that nobody, not even the NRA, took it seriously. If you want to save lives, we need to secure our schools. Hiring 98,000 officers at let’s say 35000 per year would be a 3.4 billion dollar a year program. That’s a lot of money, I can hear you say. Well, consider that federal agencies waste over 100 billion a year in erroneous tax refunds, Medicare payments and unemployment benefits to people who have jobs. The us government spends nearly 7 million dollars every minute. The department of veteran’s affairs spends nearly 200 million a year on buildings they don’t use. We spent 2 million dollars apiece to train 145 moderate Syrian rebels during the Obama admin. The DOD spent 2 million to develop robots that can play jazz. With the money we wasted on the F-35 joint strike fighter, we could have funded armed schools resource officers for every school in America for 130,000 years. The point is, we would rather waste money on studying world of Warcraft, or cow farts, or studying male prostitutes in Vietnam, or genital washing programs in South Africa or to help Pakistani mango farmers…than we would to protect our children. Because if we protected our kids, where would Democrats get the dead kids they need to push for gun control?
On this week's episode we bring you the political mother. We trace the history of the Soviet conception of motherhood, interview an honest-to-goodness Russian mom, and talk about three recent tragedies (Kursk, Beslan, and The Ukrainian Crisis) to which mothers responded by politicizing and organizing. Plus, we give some real practical and useful advice on how to stimulate the clitoris. Music: Tierra Whack
On September 1, 2004, hundreds of students of all ages arrived with their families at School No. 1 in Beslan, North Ossetia-Alania, Russia for the start of the school year. The first day of school was a celebration punctuated with music, poems, and videos. But this year would be different. This year's Day of Knowledge festivities, however, wouldn't end in the first ringing of the school bell, but with gunshots.
Lessons from the Beslan attack and tips on how to prevent that here in the US with Dr John Edeen, John McEnroe is Right: Serena Williams Couldn't Beat Eggs on Men's Tour, Gun Owner Rights Don't Depend on How Tired Shannon Watts is of Joe Scarborough.
“Il 70% del lavoro che faccio per la scrittura di un libro è di raccolta delle fonti, documentazione e studio di tutti gli elementi necessari per dar voce ad una storia” me lo ha detto lo scrittore Andrea Tarabbia autore di romanzi storici come “Il demone a Beslan” e “Il giardino delle mosche”. In questo episodio abbiamo parlato di come si scrivono i libri ma anche di come uno scrittore riesce a trovare la propria voce e a capire qual è il modo giusto per narrare una storia. VUOI SCOPRIRE IL SEGRETO DEGLI SCRITTORI?Ascolta la puntata segreta che non ho mai pubblicato✍ https://periscritto.it/ilsegretodegliscrittori/VUOI CONTATTARMI?Scrivi a periscritto@youmediaweb.como su http://telegram.me/periscritto
“Il 70% del lavoro che faccio per la scrittura di un libro è di raccolta delle fonti, documentazione e studio di tutti gli elementi necessari per dar voce ad una storia” me lo ha detto lo scrittore Andrea Tarabbia autore di romanzi storici come “Il demone a Beslan” e “Il giardino delle mosche”. In questo episodio abbiamo parlato di come si scrivono i libri ma anche di come uno scrittore riesce a trovare la propria voce e a capire qual è il modo giusto per narrare una storia. VUOI SCOPRIRE IL SEGRETO DEGLI SCRITTORI?Ascolta la puntata segreta che non ho mai pubblicato✍ https://periscritto.it/ilsegretodegliscrittori/VUOI CONTATTARMI?Scrivi a periscritto@youmediaweb.como su http://telegram.me/periscritto
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1-Siria, la guerra della propaganda. “L'attacco chimico a Idlib è una fabbricazione occidentale”. Assad nega le responsabilità del regime.2-La Russia ha gravi responsabilità per la strage di Beslan. Per la Corte Europea dei Diritti Umani Mosca avrebbe potuto prevenire l'attacco dei separatisti ceceni. Nella scuola di Beslan, nel 2004, morirono più di 100 bambini (Adele Alberti).3-Erdogan e la stretta sulla stampa.Dopo il golpe dello scorso luglio chiuse diverse testate e arrestati molti giornalisti. Domenica il referendum sulla riforma costituzionale (Chawki Senouci, Dimitri Bettoni, Fazila Mat).4-Cina. La battaglia dei mongoli per fermare l'assimilazione culturale e salvare la loro identità. Bruciati dizionari in piazza (Gabriele Battaglia).5-In Ungheria ancora proteste contro la chiusura dell'Università dell'Europa Centrale. Il governo di Budapest criticato anche dalla commissione UE (Massimo Congiu).6-World Music. La cantante sud-africana Nomfusi Gotyana (Marcello Lorrai)
1-Siria, la guerra della propaganda. “L'attacco chimico a Idlib è una fabbricazione occidentale”. Assad nega le responsabilità del regime.2-La Russia ha gravi responsabilità per la strage di Beslan. Per la Corte Europea dei Diritti Umani Mosca avrebbe potuto prevenire l'attacco dei separatisti ceceni. Nella scuola di Beslan, nel 2004, morirono più di 100 bambini (Adele Alberti).3-Erdogan e la stretta sulla stampa.Dopo il golpe dello scorso luglio chiuse diverse testate e arrestati molti giornalisti. Domenica il referendum sulla riforma costituzionale (Chawki Senouci, Dimitri Bettoni, Fazila Mat).4-Cina. La battaglia dei mongoli per fermare l'assimilazione culturale e salvare la loro identità. Bruciati dizionari in piazza (Gabriele Battaglia).5-In Ungheria ancora proteste contro la chiusura dell'Università dell'Europa Centrale. Il governo di Budapest criticato anche dalla commissione UE (Massimo Congiu).6-World Music. La cantante sud-africana Nomfusi Gotyana (Marcello Lorrai)
1-Siria, la guerra della propaganda. “L'attacco chimico a Idlib è una fabbricazione occidentale”. Assad nega le responsabilità del regime.2-La Russia ha gravi responsabilità per la strage di Beslan. Per la Corte Europea dei Diritti Umani Mosca avrebbe potuto prevenire l'attacco dei separatisti ceceni. Nella scuola di Beslan, nel 2004, morirono più di 100 bambini (Adele Alberti).3-Erdogan e la stretta sulla stampa.Dopo il golpe dello scorso luglio chiuse diverse testate e arrestati molti giornalisti. Domenica il referendum sulla riforma costituzionale (Chawki Senouci, Dimitri Bettoni, Fazila Mat).4-Cina. La battaglia dei mongoli per fermare l'assimilazione culturale e salvare la loro identità. Bruciati dizionari in piazza (Gabriele Battaglia).5-In Ungheria ancora proteste contro la chiusura dell'Università dell'Europa Centrale. Il governo di Budapest criticato anche dalla commissione UE (Massimo Congiu).6-World Music. La cantante sud-africana Nomfusi Gotyana (Marcello Lorrai)
Steven Lee Myers is a columnist for the New York Times and the author of The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin. Myers talks about the life and career of Vladimir Putin from his time as a KGB foreign intelligence officer to his current role as Russian president. The interview covers a wide range of Russian history from World War II to the current conflict in Ukraine. Key Takeaways: What is a Tsar? Myers explains the historical role of a Tsar in Russia. Vladimir Putin’s upbringing in Leningrad what is called Saint Petersburg today. His early childhood in the Soviet Union. Putin grows up with the legacy of the “Great Patriotic War,” and is exposed to tales of “heroism and suffering.” As he prepares for a career in the KGB, Myers explains that Putin comes of age in the “high water mark” of the Soviet era. Inspired by a movie called The Shield and the Sword, Putin decides to join the KGB. Putin joins the foreign intelligence branch of the KGB in 1975 and is initially stationed in his home town of Leningrad. Later he is sent to Dresden in East Germany. Putin serves in East Germany when the Soviet Union collapses. He watches with “horror” as thousands of protestors overrun the Stasi HQ’s. However, Putin defiantly protects the KGB villa. As Putin returns to Saint Petersburg (formerly Leningrad), he works for a democratic reformer named Anatoly Sobchak, and becomes Sobchak’s deputy. After Sobchak’s electoral defeat in 1996, Putin’s moves to Moscow. Eventually he is appointed by Boris Yeltsin to be head of the FSB, the Russian equivalent of the FBI and the domestic security branch of the former KGB. As Boris Yeltsin looks for a successor, he considers Putin and appoints him as prime minister as a new war in Chechnya begins. Putin becomes Yeltsin’s successor to the presidency. He doesn’t have a strong ideology when he becomes president. Myers characterizes his initial term as “buffet style” politics. However, Putin’s thinking is influenced by silovik thinking, which advocates for strong state security. Terrorism comes to Russia in the form of apartment bombings, metro attacks, the Nord-Ost Theater siege, and Beslan hostage crisis. Myers talks about the way this influenced Putin’s ideas concerning the role of the state. “He sensed weakness and didn’t want to show that weakness.” The Kursk submarine disaster is the first major political setback for Putin. Putin’s disdain for the media is inflamed over this incident. Myers talks about Putin’s growing animosity with America concerning the ABM treaty- https://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/news/releases/2001/12/20011213-2.html Putin gives a critical speech at the 2007 Munich Conference in which Putin claims “the United States, has overstepped its national borders in every way.” Myers explains that Russia thinks in terms of “spheres of influence.” Was this a warning to the West? http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/12/AR2007021200555.html Watching the events of the Arab Spring, Putin eventually decides to intervene to support the Assad government. A discussion of Russia’s actions in Crimea, and the blend of “hard and soft” power to include information operations, irregular forces, and cyber operations to achieve Russian military objectives. Myers explains that the Ukraine is currently a “frozen conflict,” but the violence has not stopped. Myers discusses other issues to pay attention to such as events in Moldova and Georgia as well as disputed territory between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and current protests in Belarus. For more information: Check out www.professionalmilitaryeducation.com for links to articles, videos, and other helpful resources. Be sure to follow Mr. Myers on Twitter @stevenleemyers and check out the book The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin HELP SPREAD THE WORD! If you like this interview, and want to hear others subscribe to the show in iTunes. Support the show with written reviews in iTunes, a share on social media, and through word of mouth. Thanks for listening!
In this episode, writer and historian Simon Sebag Montefiore talks about his book The Romanovs: 1613-1918, which tells the often brutal, bloody and erotic story of the Tsar dynasty which ruled Russia for 300 years. Leading the conversation is Erika Fatland, herself an acclaimed author of several non-fiction books from Russian-controlled areas, among these Englebyen, Historier fra Beslan (The City of Angels. Stories from Beslan) and Sovjetistan. The conversation took place at the House of Literature on March 3rd 2017. LitHouse is a podcast from the House of Literature in Oslo, presenting adapted versions of lectures and conversations featuring international writers and thinkers. Music by Apothek.
I denne episoden snakker forfatter og historiker Simon Sebag Montefiore om boka «Dynastiet Romanov: 1613-1918», som forteller den ofte brutale, blodige og erotiske historien om tsardynastiet som styrte Russland i 300 år. Han snakker med Erika Fatland, som selv har gitt ut flere sakprosabøker fra russiskkontrollerte områder, deriblant Englebyen. Fortellinger fra Beslan og Sovjetistan. Samtalen fant sted på Litteraturhuset 3. mars 2017, og foregår på engelsk. Litteraturhusets podkast presenterer bearbeidede foredrag og samtaler fra Litteraturhusets program. Musikk av Apothek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
With Kirsty Lang at the Edinburgh Festivals.How do shows make the transition from big on the Fringe, to mainstream success? Two talent spotters reveal what they look for when they come to Edinburgh.Scottish folk singer Karine Polwart discusses her award-winning Edinburgh International Festival show Wind Resistance, a love letter to the flora and fauna of her home terrain, Fala Moor just south of Edinburgh.A new play examines what happened during Ukraine's Euro Maidan revolution through an intense immersive experience. Creators, and husband and wife team, Mark and Marichka Marczyk explain why for them theatre was the best way to process what happened.And Viv Groskop reviews US/THEM, a play charting the Beslan siege of 2004 through the eyes of two children who were caught up in the violence.
As a child, Ameera Ahmad Harouda wanted to be the first female Palestinian fighter pilot, but as an adult she became a pioneer in the news field instead; starting work as Gaza's first female news fixer in 2005. Ameera's work begins when the violence escalates, and she's now the 'go to' person for many international journalists who need to hire a fixer to help them get into Gaza and gain access to stories and people. Al Jazeera camera woman Alina Gracheva grew up in the former Soviet state of Moldova. She's covered some of the biggest news stories in recent history - the war in Chechnya, the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the invasion of Iraq, but it was the Beslan school siege in 2004, that had the biggest effect on her. Alina says that instead of focussing on the bombs and bullets, camera women can give a different perspective, "they are more likely to notice a mother in the corner, or a child with dirty fingers". [Picture: Ameera Ahmad Harouda (Left) and Alina Gracheva (Right)]
LA STRAGE DI BESLAN raccontata da Bruno Maida
In September, 2004, Chechnyan Islamist storm a Russian school which ends in the death of 385 and 783 wounded from gunshots and bombs.
I 6 år hadde hun jobba med ei bok om terrorangrepet på skolen i Beslan i Kaukasus. Hun hadde intervjua ofre og pårørende og andre mennesker i lokalsamfunnet. Hun ønsket å finne ut hvordan de hadde takla det som hadde skjedd. Boka var akkurat klar for utgivelse da det smalt igjen. Denne gangen nærmere, i regjeringskvartalet og på Utøya. I dag slipper Erika Fatland en ny bok: "Året uten sommer". Det har blitt en undersøkende reise til steder rammet av meningsløse massakre. Hvordan takler de ulike samfunnene det som har skjedd, og hvem er gjerningsmennene?
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On the morning of 1 September 2004, children and teachers all over Russia were getting ready for the first day of the new school year. So begins Timothy Phillips’ account of the terrible siege of School No. 1 in Beslan, North Ossetia. Of course, we know now that that day three years ago which began as a celebration was to turn into the worst terrorist atrocity in Russian history. But although we remember the harrowing scenes filmed by the terrorists in the school gymnasium on the camcorders which proud parents had brought to the parade, and the disastrous, chaotic end to the siege in which so many people died, many of us may have a sketchier understanding of what lay behind those events: Who were the hijackers? What motivated them? And what why did they come to Beslan? These are among the questions that Timothy Phillips tries to answer in his book on the siege. He travelled to Beslan a few months after the siege and spoke to those involved. In the interview, I ask …
Shamil Basayev became involved in the nearby Dagestan War after he lost his bid for president. This prompted Vladimir Putin to launch the Second Chechen War, which successfully reclaimed Grozny for the Russians. Since then, Chechnya has been officially under Russian control, but there is still a strong insurgency.In 2003, Shamil's subordinate launched an attack on a theater in Moscow. 850 hostages were taken and demands were made (the Chechens wanted an immediate Russian withdrawal from Chechnya). After a few days of negotiation, Putin allowed the Russian Spetsnaz to enter. The Spetsnaz pumped a sleeping agent into the theater and knocked many of the terrorists and hostages asleep. The Spetsnaz then entered and killed all of the terrorists. Afterwards, many of the hostages got sick from the gas.In 2004, Shamil's men launched an attack on a school in Beslan. 1200 teachers, parents, and children were taken hostage and held in atrocious conditions for several days. Eventually, the Russians raided the school. Many civilian casualties resulted from the fire that resulted and approximately 1/4 of the hostages were killed.In 2006, Shamil was killed (probably by Russian security forces). For more information: Theage.comhttp://fmso.leavenworth.army.mil/documents/shamil/shamil.htmhttp://www.time.com/time/europe/magazine/2002/1104/cover/story.htmlhttp://www.caucasus.dk/publication1.htmhttp://www.smallwarsjournal.com/documents/wolvesden.htmhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/war/chechnya2.htmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3624136.stmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3627406.stm Military History Podcast is sponsored by Armchair General Magazine
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