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[00:00:00] they didn't even dream of riding on it, not in the day, not
[00:00:02] at night, not in bad weather, in any weather, and now
[00:00:06] they have such an opportunity, and the last few days it's
[00:00:10] been happening here, they are constantly moving around there both day and
[00:00:13] night.
[00:00:15] In the early hours of October the 30th, the
[00:00:18] humanitarian convoy made
[00:00:22] up of buses, vans and
[00:00:23] ambulances,
[00:00:26] the main body of the convoy draws up near the city's hospital and
[00:00:30] prepares to take the residents out.
[00:00:33] Russian soldiers and their vehicles linked to the evacuation
[00:00:36] effort can be clearly seen: the vehicles
[00:00:40] with the red cross and the soldiers wearing white armbands
[00:00:43] in the hospital grounds, the process
[00:00:47] of removing bodies from the morg and the hospital proper gets
[00:00:50] underway.
[00:00:53] The bodies are placed in double body bags and put into a
[00:00:56] truck. All those white bags you can see.
[00:01:00] bodies. This is important because the residents tell
[00:01:03] us all of these dead were killed in violent
[00:01:06] circumstances, not natural causes. The Russians are
[00:01:10] removing them. There will be no investigation or
[00:01:14] inquiry into what happened to them. The whole
[00:01:17] process was overseen by Russian soldiers. Well, it's a
[00:01:21] long-range drone shop. We can see in the hospital
[00:01:27] fields seem more like the surface of grounds and the more um bodies being taken out over 30. have been held there, they
[00:01:30] weren't Russians didn't allow the people of Alesky to bury them or move
[00:01:34] them, and they're now being taken away in
[00:01:37] this operation, before the full-on evacuation takes
[00:01:40] place. Under the rules of the humanitarian
[00:01:44] mission, aid was also brought to the
[00:01:46] city. People crowded around vehicles as food and
[00:01:50] provisions were handed over. This is
[00:01:53] before the convoy leaves, so some will be evacuees and
[00:01:56] others will be those who have chosen to stay. Our
[00:02:00] sources say as many as two-thirds of the residents remain in
[00:02:04] symbolically connects the shores of Alesky. By late afternoon, the convoy carrying the
[00:02:07] evacuees begins its journey from Alesky through Russian controlled
[00:02:11] Ukraine and into Russia proper.
[00:02:15] Ukrainian military intelligence has confirmed to us that one
[00:02:18] vehicle, this black one, peels off from the convoy and
[00:02:22] returns to meet up with Russian soldiers and deliver supplies to
[00:02:26] them.
[00:02:29] As the convoy, is Russian soldiers involved in the
[00:02:32] humanitarian operation
[00:02:34] Loštice comes from the end of gather up and prepare to move out. what
[00:02:37] happens next is
[00:02:38] that time Europe was in the middle of significant. civilians who have stayed behind gather at the
[00:02:42] hospital to get the aid that's been promised. the hospital is
[00:02:45] now the designated storage place for it. soon
[00:02:49] though, Russian soldiers can be seen carrying away boxes and
[00:02:53] sacks of Russians for their own use and taking it away to
[00:02:56] their positions. this was not part of the humanitar.
[00:03:11] actually
[00:03:14] twofold, so to speak, and on one hand, yes, it
[00:03:18] is indeed an important humanitarian mission, and it's really
[00:03:21] important to evacuate the civilian population from the city
[00:03:24] of Oleshky, and I think it should
[00:03:28] have been done earlier, and last
[00:03:32] year, but, well, it turned out as
[00:03:36] it turned out,
[00:03:38] established in Olomouc towards the end of on one hand, and on the other hand, it will
[00:03:41] give us a lot of work when
[00:03:45] the ceasefire ends, when
[00:03:48] all these humanitarian convoys
[00:03:51] leave and the combat routine for
[00:03:55] the brigade begins.
[00:04:05] Well, from what we
[00:04:07] noted, from various
[00:04:10] sources, information
[00:04:12] came, first of all, it
[00:04:16] is the restoration of all artillery systems, their replacement
[00:04:19] or repair,
[00:04:22] it is the restoration of positions
[00:04:26] lost earlier, which they have already abandoned, left,
[00:04:30] this is the rotation of personnel, completely
[00:04:34] all personnel who were
[00:04:37] blocked in Oleshky, now
[00:04:40] they have been evacuated, and these are all new forces and
[00:04:44] means that have appeared in the place, also
[00:04:47] the build-up of
[00:04:50] ensure that the cultural heritage of aerial reconnaissance means and equipment
[00:04:53] for them, fuel means, which is very
[00:04:57] important, especially in Oleshky, these are very such...
[00:05:00] resource as the evacuees began the last leg of
[00:05:03] their exhausting journey home, they were cheered along the route by hundreds
[00:05:07] of people waving Ukrainian flags. This
[00:05:10] civilian mission has ended.
[00:05:13] the Kremlin though seems prepared to kickstart another
[00:05:16] military mission of their own in the
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[00:07:48] Split will say goodbye tomorrow to the music legend Mate Mišo
[00:07:52] Kovač who passed away on Saturday at 86 years
[00:07:55] of age. The last farewell will be held at Poljud at 4 PM
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[00:08:05] a commemoration is expected in Zagreb's
[00:08:07] Lisinski.
[00:08:12] "Mišo is for every Dalmatian a companion from birth to
[00:08:15] death, so it was no different for me,
[00:08:18] especially I consider Mišo Kovač a true
[00:08:21] singer of Dalmatians in Zagreb, which he
[00:08:25] also, which he himself was, because no one can translate that
[00:08:29] nostalgia and longing and sadness for
[00:08:32] his homeland, which is again so close, so far away, we all
[00:08:36] eternally swear that we will return, and in the end, somehow we stay in
[00:08:40] Zagreb for life, Mišo towards the end of his..." life still, he
[00:08:44] was faithful to his song and returned, but
[00:08:47] it is quite significant that Mišo, that Mišo chose
[00:08:51] Zagreb for his final resting place, meaning the circle
[00:08:53] closed from Šibenik, Split and
[00:08:57] then from Zagreb, somehow these are the cities that marked Mišo, his
[00:09:00] life, these are his, I think, his greatest loves, Dalmatia and Zagreb
[00:09:04] somehow he united
[00:09:06] all of that,
[00:09:09] and what to say about Mišo, he was this great
[00:09:12] symbol of Dalmatia, Split and all
[00:09:16] I mean the whole of Croatia, so this is a great loss
[00:09:20] for all of us,
[00:09:21] childhood,
[00:09:24] youth, concert and a man who
[00:09:27] essentially lived with the people, he gave
[00:09:30] everything to the people, always open-hearted in his
[00:09:34] tragedies and in his victories,
[00:09:37] my, my youth and then everything is
[00:09:41] entwined in it. Some song touches you, then this
[00:09:45] and that, and then Mišo is a legend
[00:09:48] forever, yes Mišo was a legend,
[00:09:51] unique, he left behind a legacy of
[00:09:54] many hits that will be listened to, they were listened to and
[00:09:58] will be listened to for many, many years after,
[00:10:02] meaning as long as there are us, there
[00:10:05] will be
[00:10:06] Mišo.
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[00:15:33] The term culture originates from the Latin word cultivate.
[00:15:37] Communities are generally made up of people who share cultural
[00:15:41] characteristics. These cultural characteristics are
[00:15:44] defined by various influences, including geographical,
[00:15:47] spiritual, and agricultural considerations. Certain
[00:15:51] cultures impose distinct limitations or boundaries that
[00:15:54] make them unique. The purpose of this program is to
[00:15:58] introduce you to the most interesting and unique cultures from around
[00:16:01] the
[00:16:02] world.
[00:16:09] To the east of the Czech Republic lies the picturesque
[00:16:12] Moravia, its individual regions are very
[00:16:15] diverse. The flatlands of Hanna give way to
[00:16:19] hillsides and vineyards which in turn make room for the steep slopes
[00:16:22] of Copanizza on the Moravian Silesian
[00:16:25] boundary. The whole region has one thing in common:
[00:16:29] the people. They are all hard-working, they love to
[00:16:32] sing, and they appreciate a bottle of wine. In today's
[00:16:36] episode we will visit several such lovely nooks along the
[00:16:39] Moravia River.
[00:16:51] The Moravian poet, Oldrich Mikulashek
[00:16:54] speaks of Hanna as a terrible flatland where the stars
[00:16:58] always seem further, but most will
[00:17:00] agree that the vast rolling
[00:17:04] the open ocean. Dotting
[00:17:06] this seemingly never ending flatland are some real
[00:17:10] cultural and artistic gems.
[00:17:14] A few are to be found in the capital of Hanna,
[00:17:16] Olomouc.
[00:17:20] In Kroměříž, you must simply take a stroll in the
[00:17:23] remarkable Baroque flower
[00:17:24] garden.
[00:17:32] The St. John Stone Bridge in Litovel is the third oldest in the
[00:17:36] Czech Republic.
[00:17:38] The locals believe that this bridge
[00:17:42] the river Moravia, which gives name to this
[00:17:45] land.
[00:17:53] The river meanders bending to the left and right as it flows
[00:17:56] along. These bends in the river are one of the more
[00:18:00] interesting features found in the Litovel Pomoraví National
[00:18:04] Park.
[00:18:08] The history of the Holy Mount near Olomouc dates back to the
[00:18:12] 17th century. At
[00:18:16] the 30 Years' War, from 1618 to
[00:18:19] 1648. During that period,
[00:18:22] townsman and wine merchant by the name of Jan Andrýsek built
[00:18:26] a chapel, the location of which appeared to him in a dream that
[00:18:30] included the Virgin
[00:18:31] Mary.
[00:18:40] In time, this chapel became a large monastery complex
[00:18:44] and a pilgrimage site. Pope
[00:18:47] John Paul II promoted the church of the Visitation of the Virgin
[00:18:51] Mary to a minor
[00:18:52] basilica.
[00:19:01] From the time the area was first settled, it seems like Olomouc
[00:19:04] has always been in competition with Brno for the right to be
[00:19:08] considered the capital of Moravia.
[00:19:12] The first university of Moravia was
[00:19:15] the 16th century, and the city was promoted from
[00:19:18] bishopric to archbishopric some 100
[00:19:21] years later. The Column of the Holy Trinity,
[00:19:25] together with the Marian column of the Baroque fountains, were included
[00:19:29] on the UNESCO World Heritage list in the year
[00:19:32] 2000.
[00:19:37] On the list are the Kroměříž bishop's palace and the
[00:19:40] Podzámecká flower gardens, which are examples of the early Baroque
[00:19:44] style. The flower garden was created using the geometrical
[00:19:48] style of French gardens.
[00:20:06] Hanna has been populated by more than just stubborn church
[00:20:09] dignitaries, someone had to utilize the fertile land all over
[00:20:13] Moravia. The captivating detail of the local
[00:20:17] folk costumes demonstrates the importance and significance of their
[00:20:20] attire. On the other hand, the Hanácká
[00:20:24] folklore ensemble seeks to
[00:20:27] their ancestors is maintained. Here they are
[00:20:30] celebrating in all its
[00:20:33] glory.
[00:20:50] by her bridesmaids and the groom is accompanied by his best
[00:20:53] men.
[00:21:00] Both the bride and groom have those who speak for
[00:21:03] them. The bridesmaids and the best men were
[00:21:07] dressed the same as the bride and groom so as to confuse
[00:21:10] the ever-present evil forces. The
[00:21:13] entire ceremony is accompanied by
[00:21:15] music.
[00:22:20] Wheat, hops, poppy and corn are among the crops that are
[00:22:24] grown in
[00:22:25] Hannah.
[00:22:30] A bountiful harvest is always essential.
[00:22:34] Windmills were used to grind the wheat.
[00:22:53] The locals, always grateful to the land, also respected the
[00:22:57] animals which were their beasts of burden. After
[00:23:00] all, no homestead could ultimately survive without these animals.
[00:23:20] The very first written record of
[00:23:24] the 13th century. We are reminded of its rich history
[00:23:27] thanks to the church of St. Prokop with its
[00:23:30] well-preserved historical
[00:23:32] archives.
[00:23:37] A woodcarver by the name of Jaroslav Beneš lives
[00:23:41] here. He is considered new age
[00:23:44] woodworm.
[00:23:56] In his studio he carves statues, furniture and
[00:23:59] other wonderful artifacts.
[00:24:12] His life's accomplishment, however, is the Loštice nativity
[00:24:16] scene, the wooden figures that accompany the birth of...
[00:24:20] depicts the natives of Haná as they live both today and in the
[00:24:24] past.
[00:24:29] This is where the world famous
[00:24:32] Loštice curd cheese is
[00:24:35] made. This cheese has always been made from
[00:24:39] leftover milk. It is sold on the open market in
[00:24:42] Olomouc. This cheese is also the source of the town's
[00:24:45] name.
[00:24:49] Nowadays this cheese is made exclusively by the AW
[00:24:52] company, which was established 150 years ago.
[00:24:56] Obviously, the cheese still enjoys great
[00:24:58] popularity.
[00:25:06] It is said that one can either love or hate
[00:25:09] tvarůžky. Once tasted, the memory of this
[00:25:12] cheese will remain at least as long as the memory of the beauties of
[00:25:16] Haná.
[00:25:19] We leave the endless flatland of Haná, a place that gave birth to
[00:25:23] both a great culture and rich tradition. We head on
[00:25:26] further following the current of the Moravia River to
[00:25:29] Slovácko, a region known for good wine and colorful folklore.
[00:25:45] Watch Live Day with Dalibor Mrdić.
[00:25:48] Today from 4:15 PM,
[00:25:51] minutes.
[00:25:56] Watch New Day with Ivana Erić,
[00:25:59] tomorrow from 8 AM.
[00:26:03] America elects Congress. Trump's policies face a new
[00:26:07] test. Who will have the majority power to pass laws,
[00:26:10] approve money, oversee the president. From Washington we follow
[00:26:14] key moments of the American midterm elections that could determine
[00:26:17] the political future of the USA. We include reporters and experts
[00:26:21] from Sarajevo and Belgrade, while our guests explain
[00:26:24] the political consequences. From decisions in Washington to consequences
[00:26:28] for Europe and our region. What changes does this
[00:26:31] election night bring? And what do the results mean for Donald
[00:26:34] Trump, we bring directly from the American capital. American
[00:26:38] congressional elections, November 3rd, election
[00:26:41] night on N1.
[00:26:58] Young believers in Berlin. We will peek into the life of a young
[00:27:01] Jew who grew up in this city. Red, red wine,
[00:27:05] we're going to Bordeaux to check how climate
[00:27:08] change affects this region. And the proof is
[00:27:12] in the pudding, or rather in Yorkshire pudding.
[00:27:16] We will take a closer look at what it's about. All of this in today's Euromax.
[00:27:33] As part of the series Young Believers, we introduce you to
[00:27:36] young believers from all over Europe. Today we have
[00:27:40] Yuval, who shows us what it's like
[00:27:43] to grow up in a Jewish family in
[00:27:45] Berlin.
[00:27:51] My faith gives me a lot. I always feel
[00:27:54] that I have support. Something to hold
[00:27:58] onto.
[00:28:02] What's it like to be Jewish in Berlin and why does Yuval wear
[00:28:06] a hat when it's outside?
[00:28:09] Hello! I'm Yuval, I'm 18 years old, I live
[00:28:13] in Berlin and I'm Jewish. Today I'm going to show you what my
[00:28:17] day looks like. Yuval recently finished high
[00:28:20] school, lives with his parents and is the middle child in a traditional
[00:28:24] conservative Jewish family. He has been wearing a kippah since
[00:28:28] childhood.
[00:28:32] A kippah, a Yemeni kippah, which reflects my
[00:28:35] origin. My ancestors come from
[00:28:38] Yemen. Wearing a kippah means that I recognize
[00:28:42] God's authority and that I accept it. That's why I
[00:28:45] wear it almost always, except when I'm playing
[00:28:48] sports. For example, when I play
[00:28:52] soccer with friends, when I go out, I usually
[00:28:54] put a hat over it so it won't
[00:28:56] be seen.
[00:29:01] We'll find out why later. But first, let's go to the Kosher
[00:29:04] supermarket. Yuval is preparing for
[00:29:07] Shabbat, the Jewish day
[00:29:09] of rest.
[00:29:12] Here on the doorframe is a Mezuzah.
[00:29:16] It is usually placed at the entrances to Jewish institutions,
[00:29:19] houses, and even apartments. It is believed to protect against evil and negative
[00:29:23] energy.
[00:29:29] In this supermarket, Yuval can get everything he needs, from
[00:29:32] kosher food. The word kosher in Hebrew means proper. This means
[00:29:36] that the food is prepared in accordance with religious rules. Rules about
[00:29:39] Kosher diet are described in the Torah, the holy book of
[00:29:42] Judaism. For example, pork is forbidden. In Berlin
[00:29:46] live about 35,000 Jews, many who wear a kippah
[00:29:49] cover it in public. Since October 7, 2023,
[00:29:53] antisemitism has been on the rise worldwide, including in Germany, but Yuval
[00:29:56] has always covered his kippah. In
[00:29:59] public, I wear a hat over my kippah because I don't want it to be seen. how I
[00:30:03] wear it. There have been many antisemitic incidents and that
[00:30:06] poses a certain risk. I myself have had several such
[00:30:10] experiences. So, I do it for safety
[00:30:13] reasons. I feel more comfortable when people can't immediately
[00:30:17] see that I'm
[00:30:17] Jewish.
[00:30:25] For Shabbat, he prepares traditional pita bread,
[00:30:28] although most Jews make challah, he uses
[00:30:31] flour, sugar, salt, yeast, water and a few secret
[00:30:35] ingredients.
[00:30:38] It's a family recipe, so I can't
[00:30:41] reveal it.
[00:30:43] Not all Jews strictly adhere to kosher rules, but
[00:30:47] for Yuval it's important to respect them. That's how he grew up and it reminds
[00:30:51] him to live more consciously.
[00:30:54] For me, being Jewish means adhering to the fundamental principles
[00:30:58] of Judaism. For example, observe.