Podcasts about leopolda

 Matteo Renzi a Di Martedi 

Domani, venerdì 3 ottobre, torna la convention di Matteo Renzi alla Leopolda di Firenze. Edizione numero 13 dal titolo “Vivaio Italia”, laddove si lascia intendere che il leader di Italia Viva sia alla ricerca di giovani talenti. Come al solito la convention durerà da venerdì pomeriggio a domenica a ora di pranzo. Ho dato un'occhiata al programma e quel che colpisce di più è la presenza di ospiti provenienti direttamente dal governo Meloni

Matteo Renzi presenta il programma della Leopolda 13 Vivaio Italia del 30 Settembre 2025

Matteo Renzi a Otto e Mezzo 

Matteo Renzi il prezzo delle scelte ospite del podcast One more time di Luca Casadei

Matteo Renzi a Tagadà 

Matteo Renzi a Di Martedi

Matteo Renzi a Piazzapulita

Matteo Renzi a Il Tempo delle Donne alla Triennale di Milano

Matteo Renzi a Liguria D'Autore 

Matteo Renzi ospite alla Festa de L'Unità di Milano 

Matteo Renzi al Forum Ambrosetti di Cernobbio del 07 Settembre 2025

Matteo Renzi a Sky TG24 del 06 Settembre 2025

W Polsce mamy do czynienia z całym szeregiem myślicieli katolicko-społecznych inspirujących się ideą solidaryzmu chrześcijańskiego Heinricha Pescha SJ, którą opisywałem w dwóch innych tekstach na łamach Nowego Ładu. W pierwszym rzędzie można wskazać na ks. Jana Piwowarczyka czy ks. Antoniego Roszkowskiego, należy też wspomnieć o Czesławie Strzeszewskim, ks. Józefie Majce czy ks. Antonim Szymańskim. Postacią jednak, która w największym stopniu przyczyniła się do popularyzacji tych koncepcji w naszym kraju, jest niewątpliwie Leopold Caro. -35% od ceny okładkowej na książki wydawnictwa Prześwity z kodem: nowyładKsiążki do nabycia na stronie: https://mtbiznes.pl/

Matteo Renzi a La Versiliana Festival con Tommaso Cerno

Matteo Renzi a Omnibus del 06 Agosto 2025

Matteo Renzi a TG2 Post del 06 Agosto 2025

Matteo Renzi a In Onda del 29 Luglio 2025

Matteo Renzi su Informativa del ministro Giuli sulla situazione del cinema italiano

Intervento di Matteo Renzi sulla separazione delle carriere

Speciali Leopolda - Matteo Renzi a Zapping Radio 1 

Matteo Renzi a Sky TG24

Matteo Renzi a L'aria che tira

Matteo Renzi a Radio Sportiva

Matteo Renzi ad Agorà

Matteo Renzi a In Onda 

L'editoriale del Foglio di venerdì 11 luglio sul ruolo di opposizione svolto da Matteo Renzi, letto da Roberto Giachetti.

Assemblea Nazionale intervento di Matteo Renzi

Matteo Renzi a In Onda del 02 Luglio 2025

Matteo Renzi a L'aria che tira

Matteo Renzi a Otto e Mezzo

Matteo Renzi a Piazzapulita 

Matteo Renzi a Tagadà del 11 Giugno 2025

Matteo Renzi a Di Martedì

Matteo Renzi a Mattino 5 

Matteo Renzi a 4 di sera 

Matteo Renzi Vs Landini speciale Referendum a TG La7

Matteo Renzi a Di Martedi

Matteo Renzi su Referendum Jobs Act 

Matteo Renzi a Piazza Pulita

Matteo Renzi alla presentazione del libro Bettino Craxi

Matteo Renzi a L'aria che tira

Matteo Renzi a Di Martedì

Matteo Renzi e Tommaso Nannicini rispondono alle domande sui referendum contro il JobsAct del 19 maggio 2025

Speciali Leopolda - Matteo Renzi a Sky TG24 

Matteo Renzi ospite all'evento dell'Assolombarda convegno "Scelte Per Tempi Difficili"

Matteo Renzi a Tagadà

Witajcie w kolejnym odcinku poświęconym prawdziwym zbrodniom! Dziś przeniesiemy się do Chicago lat 20., gdzie doszło do jednej z najbardziej szokujących i intrygujących zbrodni w historii Ameryki. Nathan Leopold i Richard Loeb, dwóch bogatych i inteligentnych studentów, dokonało zbrodni, która miała być "doskonałą".Kim byli Leopold i Loeb? Jakie motywy nimi kierowały? Dlaczego ich zbrodnia tak bardzo poruszyła opinię publiczną? W tym podkaście przyjrzymy się bliżej tej historii, analizując dowody, zeznania i psychologiczne aspekty sprawy.

O historických varhanách západních Čech a o studiu v Německu jsme si v kostele v Nečtinách u varhan z roku 1725 povídali s organoložkou Jitkou Chaloupkovou.

Long a vassal state to its much larger neighbors, Belgium only became independent in 1830, at which time it decided that what it really needed was a (constitutional) monarchy! Its first king, Leopold I, earned the gig by virtue of being born a Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld prince who had cultivated his relationships with Europe's royal houses during a distinguished military career. Like his son, he was not a paragon of family values, which prompted his second wife, Louise of Orleans, to lash out at their children. When Leopold II succeeded his father in 1865, he was hot to trot in acquiring colonial possessions, something that his father had attempted to achieve but never managed to. This led to a world-changing catastrophe and a crime of truly historic proportions. Leopold II engineered a private scheme by which he became the sole owner of the territory that is today the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where he essentially enslaved the population and forced them to pillage their own land - rubber and ivory were especially valuable at the time - for his enrichment. Failure to meet quotas was punishable by death. Rape, mutilations, destruction of settlements, and taking workers' families as hostages to force them to work harder were all common. Leopold was savvy enough to recognize that this state of affairs wouldn't fly with the public in Belgium, so he invested heavily in a propaganda effort to mask the reality on the ground. For the average person in Belgium, the stories of the Christianization of the people of the Congo and the improving social and economic conditions there supported their king's enterprise entirely. Meanwhile, writers and journalists around the world began to realize through their own travels what was really going on. But even millions of deaths, a horrifying population-wide immiseration, and the slimy personal enrichment Leopold had attained through those practices didn't cause the Belgian Parliament to rush to correct the situation. It wasn't until 1908, a year before Leopold's death, and decades into his brutal domination of the Congolese people, that Belgium's elected government took control of what would become the Belgian Congo, and later, the Democratic Republic of the Congo. His involvement with the Congo wasn't the only thing damaging Leopold's image at home. He was a terrible husband to his wife, Queen Marie Henriette, and at the age of 65, in 1899, very publicly took a 16-year-old mistress who he lavished with money and properties around Europe, including the famous Villa Leopolda. Listen ad-free at patreon.com/trashyroyalspodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices