Gavin N. Harris wrote that Donald Trump, Andrej Babiš, Robert Fico, and other politicians will eventually leave, and he believes it is more likely to happen sooner rather than later. He added that tens of thousands of people collaborated with them voluntarily, and that history will view them similarly to how it views former members of the NSDAP or the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia today. #politika #historie #kolaborace (translated)
The author wrote that Christopher Columbus landed on the Bahamian island he named San Salvador on October 12, 1492, and thus he first set foot on American soil. He marked this date as the "modern" discovery of America and added that the northern Vikings probably visited it much earlier. https://t.co/ktggCBiZO2 #KryštofKolumbus #objeveníAmeriky #historie #BS #US (translated)
The author wrote that the difficulties faced by Romain Choron, historian and officer, illustrated the state's attempts to tighten access to sensitive historical documents about the crimes committed by France in Algeria between 1954 and 1962. https://t.co/YHSxtTAh8C #Histoire #Algérie #Mémoire #DZ #FR (translated)
Bart Schut wrote that a Hamas march was about to begin and that the mayor, the public prosecutor, and the police of Amsterdam were facilitating it according to him. He stated that they had learned nothing from their role in 1940-’45. #Hamas #Amsterdam #Historie (translated)
Angelika Bazalová wrote that Igor Chaun demonstrated a filmmaker's sensitivity to the moment during his meeting with fifteen-year-old students. She described their conversation as a testament to the times and was particularly amused by the moments when the girls were unsure how to spell his surname. She reminded the students that Chaun was among the student leaders of 1989 and stated that he had directed approximately 60 documentary and feature films, written a number of screenplays, including the screenplay for the 1992 film Requiem for a Doll, and directed Czech Soda. Bazalová also criticized that someone explained to Chaun why, in his opinion, a "spy in a jet" was acceptable. She compared it to the behavior of communist officials before the Velvet Revolution, who, according to her, preached equality but considered themselves superior. She wrote that the particular spy behaved similarly and referred to himself as "the first among equals." She recalled the concerns at the time that the country would return to the past after thirty years and expressed her pity for Chaun. Finally, she noted that the girl in the background was visibly fidgeting during her classmate's speech, which, according to her, might have meant that she was having a hard time with the situation. She added that Veronika might still change her mind as she gains more sense. #dokumentárnífilm #sametovárevoluce #historie (translated)
Jan Betlach stated that on October 10, 1960, then Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir offered Arab states negotiations with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion in New York or elsewhere, without preconditions. According to his contribution, she proposed discussions on peace, or at least on a non-aggression pact, specifically reaching out to Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, Jordanian King Hussein, and the Lebanese Prime Minister. Betlach added that Israel, at that time, had a width of only 15 kilometers at its narrowest point due to the 1949 armistice, and the Arab states rejected the offer. One Western European delegate reportedly told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that he hadn't heard a more reasonable proposal in a long time. Betlach wrote that Saudi representative Ahmad Shukairy used Nazi-related expressions twelve times in his subsequent reply and compared Meir to the Nazis. Five days later, according to his contribution, Nasser declared that Israel was trying to deceive world public opinion and that Egypt would never recognize the Jewish state. Shukairy later became the first chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization and drafted its charter, which, according to Betlach, rejected a Jewish state in any borders. Betlach concluded that Meir was only requesting a meeting but was rejected and made the target of comparisons to perpetrators of the murder of European Jews. #historie #BlízkýVýchod #mír (translated)
Martien Visser wrote about the progress regarding grid congestion that the website of Netbeheer Nederland did not show historical data and that readers therefore had to make do with his information. He added that PBL no longer saw hybrids as a structural solution and that The Hague wanted to make heat pumps mandatory. #grafiekvandedag https://t.co/XWQ2pdO3qt #energietransitie #warmtepompen #netcongestie (translated)
The author of the post stated that the men in the photograph were Polish teachers who were led to execution by the Germans. According to him, Nazi propaganda regarded them as particularly dangerous representatives of the Polish national elite because they were believed to have a harmful influence on the education of children and youth. The post also referred to the entire operation. https://t.co/8tXjp4CsdK #historie #Polsko #vzdělávání #PL #DE (translated)
The author ironically described the acquisition of one representative mandate by Motorists for themselves in Černouček as a historic breakthrough and wrote that the surrounding municipalities had remained calm for now. He linked the success to Thursday's visit by Petr Macinka, who he claimed usually fears the president but took advantage of his absence in the municipality until Friday. Filip Turek, according to the author, celebrated and watched the emissions of the president's plane, which the author compared to his passion for fast cars. The author further stated that Motorists, according to ongoing numbers, remained below the five percent threshold in Prague. He compared their political ride to Turk's passage through the I.P. Pavlova intersection and mentioned that the celebration of the Černouček mandate was accompanied by two glasses of champagne and a press presentation, which he likened to the conquest of the Chamber of Deputies. According to him, further extraordinary news would come only when the Motorists acquired a second councilor. #politika #Českárepublika #historie (translated)
The latest scout™ wrote that Maria Zakharova praised the unveiling of the monument to Ivan Stepanovich Konev in Slovakia according to the TASS agency and called it a step in the right direction. He also noted that Zakharova mentioned the Czech Republic as a deterrent example of barbarism and responded with the words "Thank you, it was a pleasure." https://t.co/VbrZHatse9 #Slovensko #pomník #historie (translated)
The author wrote that the Czech Republic was lucky to break away from the Soviet imperial sphere during the presidencies of Reagan, Clinton, and Bush, while the Ukrainians, in his view, were not so lucky. He stated that they can be helped directly, through coalitions and the EU, and called on the government to take action. He added that some government members personally benefited from the opportunities at that time and continue to benefit from them in their current careers. #Ukrajina #politika #historie #CZ #US #UA #EU (translated)
If those panel buildings weren't here, we would be happier. We have been living with them since 2010. In the summer, there is a party in the street every day, they are just noisy. It has quite ruined our community's reputation. New people will not move in here, our school is 90 percent Roma, which is going downhill. "It has quite ruined our community's reputation. New people will not move in here, our school is 90 percent Roma, which is going downhill," Dohnalová complains about coexistence with the minority. #Osoblaha #Romové #historie (translated)
The article focuses on Osoblaha, the first Czech municipality liberated by the Red Army, which still struggles with historical traumas and social problems, while the mayor expresses concerns about the future of the municipality and its reputation due to the presence of the Roma community in the apartment buildings. #Osoblaha #Romové #historie (translated)
Chrzanik recalled Kołodziejczak's statement from a year ago, assessing that it has aged poorly. As he reported, Kołodziejczak, when asked about accusations regarding drugs and the possibility of taking a test, said that he had heard various stories about himself, does not use drugs, and has no problem with that. He added that drugs are a significant problem in Poland. Chrzanik ended the post with a mocking laugh. #narkotyki #Polska #problemy (translated)
OfficialZero wrote that Edyta was convicted twice and went to prison because a local policeman identified her as similar to the perpetrator of a perfume theft based on what the author described as dubious quality surveillance footage. According to the post, the woman had an alibi and evidence of her innocence, but the courts ignored her defense. The author informed that Przemysław Talkowski invited people to the material about Edyta's story and her fight for justice. #sprawiedliwość #prawonaiubogo #prawakobiet (translated)
Wojciech Machulski compared the restrictions on Sunday trading and hourly alcohol sales in the People's Republic of Poland with similar solutions in the Third Republic of Poland during the government of POPiS. He wrote that although he considered these issues minor, he regretted that the small freedoms gained after 1989 were disappearing. #Wolność #Polska #HistoriePolityczne (translated)
The Łódź police stated that the report of an attack on two teenage girls turned out to be false, and the girls admitted that they made up the whole story. #policja (translated)
The Polish Police reported that the report of an alleged attack on two girls on Pomorska Street in Łódź turned out to be false. According to the police, after intensive actions by the officers, the girls admitted that they had made up the story. The police reminded that every report is thoroughly checked, and the circumstances of incidents are verified. #Łódź #policja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)
