Why I Don't Like This Country ????????
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While I constantly try to find the positives in every place I visit, there are few places that I just simply didn't enjoy.
The country of Brunei is one of them.
I went to Brunei back in 2014, three years before I made videos, but my negative experiences in the country have stuck in my mind ever since. That, combined with its absurd human rights laws such as stoning to death LGBT members, I was pushed to make this video.
Have you ever visited any countries that you didn't enjoy? Please share below, I'm curious to know.
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My name is Drew Binsky and I am going to all 197 countries in the world (planning to finish this 8 year mission in June 2020). I make daily travel videos about people, culture and anything else I find interesting on the road. My ultimate goal is to inspire you to travel far and wide, because our planet is beautiful!
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토룬을 둘러싼 비스와강 줄기. 진귀한 문물도 수많은 이야기도 이 강을 따라 흘러갔다. 그 옛날 전설의 기사들처럼 강을 거슬러 가다보면 말보르크에 도착한다. 이 땅을 차지하고서 이렇게 단단한 성을 지은 건 독일기사단이었다. “이 성은 13세기 초에 만들어졌는데 처음 만든 사람들은 튜튼 기사단이었어요” 과거 폴란드를 괴롭히던 기사단의 거점 말보르크엔 이젠 폴란드 국기가 휘날린다. 성 안에서 갑자기 옛날사람들이 나오는데 너무나도 자연스럽다. 십자가에 독수리 문양까지 복장이 보통이 아닌데 대체 여기서 뭘하는 걸까? “저희는 지금 ‘코로나 크로노우’, 제왕의 왕관 이라는 드라마에 출연하는 엑스트라들이에요. 여기에는 튜튼 기사단이 등장하고 저희는 수도승 역할이에요” “튜튼 기사단은 매우 강하고 무시무시하고 이웃나라에 가혹했다네“ “야 너희들 공성탑이랑 성 좀 만들어 보거라“ 독일기사단, 아니 폴란드 사극배우들과 유쾌한 만남이 여행의 즐거움으로 남는다.
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Vis and river stalk surrounding the torun. A lot of precious artifacts and stories also flowed along the river. Like the legendary knights of the old days, when you go back to the river, you arrive in Malbork. It was the Knights of the Knights that occupied this land and built such a strong castle. This castle was created in the early 13th century, and the first people to make it were the Knights of Tuton. The Polish flag is blowing up in the former Knights of Malcolm, Suddenly there are old people in the castle. Until the Eagle on the cross, the costume is not normal. What are you doing here? We are now extras in the drama Corona Chrono , the king's crown. The Templars were very strong and terrible, and they were harsh to their neighbors. You guys should make a castle and a castle. The Knights of Germany, no Polish policemen. Pleasant meeting remains as a pleasure of traveling.
[Poland: Google Translator]
Vis i łodyga rzeki otaczająca torun. Wiele cennych artefaktów i opowieści płynęło także wzdłuż rzeki. Podobnie jak legendarni rycerze z dawnych czasów, kiedy wracacie do rzeki, przybywacie do Malborka. To Rycerze Zakonu okupowali tę ziemię i zbudowali tak silny zamek. Ten zamek powstał na początku XIII wieku, a pierwszymi ludźmi, którzy go stworzyli byli Rycerze Tutona. Polska flaga wysadza w powietrze byłych Rycerzy Malcolma, Nagle w zamku pojawiają się starzy ludzie. Aż do Orła na krzyżu kostium nie jest normalny. Co tu robisz? Jesteśmy teraz dodatkami w dramacie Corona Chrono , korona króla. Templariusze byli bardzo silni i straszni, i byli surowi wobec swoich sąsiadów. Powinieneś zrobić zamek i zamek. Rycerze Niemiec, bez polskich policjantów. Przyjemne spotkanie pozostaje przyjemnością podróżowania.
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■촬영일자: 2018년 12월December
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Searching the archives in pursuit of ancient Cyrenaica
Albeit Cyrenaica, being one of the prominent regions of the Greco-Roman civilization, attracted the attention of scholars from the medieval period onwards, its political isolation after the Arab and later, Ottoman conquest, gave reason to the visible delay in archaeological recognition of this area. Europeans could not visit it before the 18th century and, even in the 19th century, travels were still not numerous. Nevertheless, the travelers’ accounts, only partially published, constitute an invaluable source for the research on history of archaeology. They reflect the increasing knowledge of the region and, at the same time, they illustrate the archaeology in transition from its pre-scientific to the scientific stage. The first topographical identifications were successively complemented by descriptions of the undertaken excavations and considerations about the ancient art. The history of discovering Cyrenaica enables us to capture and follow significant stages in the evolution of archaeological interests, pursued by scholars active both on the sites and behind their desks. However, this story could not be fully understood if deprived of the broader, political and social perspectives. From the beginning of the 19th century, when archaeological activities ceased to be purely private ventures, public authorities used archaeological travels to achieve their own purposes, including non-scientific ones. On one hand, archaeology was served as a political tool to justify an expansion in North Africa and the Middle East, on the other hand – the results of archaeological exploration: artefacts enriching museum collections, testified the prestige of the state. This political context can be reconstructed thanks to the archive queries of unpublished documents kept in various state institutions, mainly in England and France. Since those documents reveal various undercover activities, their studies create an excellent starting point for further sociopolitical reflections not only on archaeology. The aim of this paper is to show several advantages of adopting different approaches to studying archive records in the British Museum and Musée du Louvre. Analysis of letters, notes about monuments, reports, minutes of the committee and other original papers allows making several observations concerning the development of archaeological methodologies. Apart from their obvious archaeological value, those documents allow also to reconstruct wider, political and social background of the journeys to Cyrenaica in the 18th and 19th centuries. Among the travellers, a special role was reserved for diplomats, for whom official activities created an opportunity to undertake their own research (e.g. Joseph Vattier de Bourville, George Dennis), and agents of the state institutions (e.g. Beechey brothers, Porcher and Smith). The support of the Admiralty or museums helped those travellers to fulfil both, scientific, as well as any other significant goals.
Author – Dr. Hab. Rekowska, Monika, Institute of Archaeology University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland (Presenting author)
Temple of Philae Full Movie
Temple of Philea Full Movie
Poland: Red Army soldier remains discovered in Poland formally buried after 70 years
The recently discovered remains of eight Red Army soldiers fallen during World War Two were given a formal burial ceremony at the Soviet Military Cemetery in Warsaw, Tuesday.
Three of the eight soldiers were pilots of a Petlyakov Pe-2 Soviet aircraft that was shot down by the Nazis near the city of Wyszogrod, west of Warsaw. Their remains were discovered in the Summer of 2015. The remains of four other Red Army soldiers were discovered at Krubki Gorki village near Warsaw.
SOT, Sergei Andreev, Russian ambassador in Poland (Russian): It is our duty to retain the memory of their actions, in respect for our shared history and in memory of those, thanks to whom today, our people are living freely on their own land, which also allows us to understand the future more easily. I once again greatly thank all those who came.
¤W/S Coffins of Red Army soldiers in cemetery *CUTAWAY*
¤SOT, Irina Chulovskaya, Family member of Red Army Soldier (Russian): Thank you very much for helping us draw to a close the last moments of his life, a tragic and heroic fate. And that today we have the possibility to bury him in a humane and Christian way. Thank you very much.
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What Made All These Trees in Poland Crooked?
From gravitational forces to military tanks… the theories behind the Crooked Forest, located in Krzywy Las, Poland, are truly something else.
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Little Warsaw ( Bálint Havas, András Gálik) at JOY AND DISASTER S.M.A.K., Gent, BE 2011.
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Conversations on the Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Iraq and Syria
In this video, produced as an installation for The World between Empires: Art and Identity in the Ancient Middle East, three leading archaeologists examine the impact of the destruction of cultural heritage during recent conflicts in Iraq and Syria, and discuss current and potential responses.
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Left: Zainab Bahrani, Edith Porada Professor of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology, Columbia University, New York
Center: Michel Al-Maqdissi, Researcher, Musée du Louvre, Paris; former Director of Excavations and Archaeological Studies, Directorate-General of Antiquities and Museums of Syria
Right: Michał Gawlikowski, Professor Emeritus, University of Warsaw; former Director of the Polish Archaeological Mission in Palmyra
Cruising the Nile
Paging through the “Best of Egypt” photo books in a tourist gift shop, I noticed we have visited and filmed about 80% of the featured attractions here—and incorporated them into our hour-long Egypt TV special. It’s pretty predictable: Cairo with its great museum and pyramids, Alexandria with its sweeping Art Deco harbor-front, Luxor with its tombs and temples, Aswan with Abu Simbel, and cruises along the Nile. For safety reasons, there’s almost no tourism on the Nile north of Luxor. But the stretch of Nile between Luxor south (upstream) to Aswan is a busy parade of touristic river boats. Typically, tourists take a multi-day cruise from Luxor—as we did in our shoot.
The riverboats are all basically the same. They have all the features of a big cruise ship, in miniature: about 60 comfortable staterooms with wonderful plumbing, a bar for culture shows, a single dining room where everyone sits at the same table for each meal (three meals a day are served, and you feel stuffed all the time), and a top deck for relaxing (with a bar, little pool, lounge chairs and people standing by to rub your feet). The boats are blocky—like a four-story hotel sitting on a barge. Looking at a boat sailing toward you, the captain--who stands at the wheel looking out a simple window--looks like he’s piloting a subway train under the streets of Paris.
For me, the highlights were enjoying a drink on the deck at magic hour (that peaceful last hour before sunset when colors are warm and even the herons and cows seem relaxed), as we glide past timeless scenes of the sparsely populated riverbank. Here are a few thoughts from my top-deck perch… sailing south, up the Nile at sunset.
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Pop-Up postcard from PaperCat of the Great Synagogue on Tlomacka street in Warsaw, Poland
Model of the Great Synagogue on Tlomacka street in Warsaw, Poland.
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One person was killed and at least 37 policemen and 19 residents injured in the River Nile island of al-Warraq, Sunday, after residents clashed with security forces who came to demolish buildings they claimed were illegally erected.
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Enjoy with one of our Cairo tours from Port Said to discover Giza Pyramids, the great Sphinx & Valley Temple. You will explore rare precious Antiquities at the Egyptian Museum from Port Said.
Place of Culture and Science - Top Tourist Attraction in Warsaw
It's Time to explore new place and This time I'm in Poland.
In This Video i will show you Place of Culture and Science in Warsaw, Poland. This Place is Top Tourist Attraction in Warsaw.
Palace of Culture and Science is a notable high-rise building in Warsaw.
Constructed in 1955, it is the center for various companies, public institutions and cultural activities such as concerts, cinemas, theaters, libraries, sports clubs, universities and authorities of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
The Palace of Culture and Science is the tallest building in Poland and the eighth-tallest building in the European Union and one of the tallest on the European continent. It is 237 meters (778 ft) tall.
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Marek Baranski, Ph.D., M.Arch, an architect and conservator who specializes in architectural and archaeological research. His projects have included the ancient Roman architectural remains in Palmyra, Syria; the early Christian basilica at El Ashmunein, Egypt, a Byzantine fortress at Prilep, Macedonia; the ruins of Chrzesne, a seventh-century Saxon palace at Warsaw, Poland; the medieval town walls of Lebork, also at Warsaw; the Schonburg palace in Vienna; and the Silver Gate in the St. Sophia of Kiev.
Poland’s mysterious ‘Crooked Forest
Poland’s mysterious ‘Crooked Forest
Marek Baranski 03
Marek Baranski, Ph.D., M.Arch, an architect and conservator who specializes in architectural and archaeological research. His projects have included the ancient Roman architectural remains in Palmyra, Syria; the early Christian basilica at El Ashmunein, Egypt, a Byzantine fortress at Prilep, Macedonia; the ruins of Chrzesne, a seventh-century Saxon palace at Warsaw, Poland; the medieval town walls of Lebork, also at Warsaw; the Schonburg palace in Vienna; and the Silver Gate in the St. Sophia of Kiev.
Lesson 1: Polish Partition and the Birth of Galicia
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The course consists of 10 lessons starting with the birth of Galicia in the 18th century and ending with the destruction of the community during the Holocaust.
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