Good morning dear reader History does not repeat itself, but sometimes it has amazing similarities. Just like these days: 80 years ago in Eastern Europe steel factory One of the most brutal battles of World War II raged. Thousands of Soviet soldiers gathered in the factory buildings “Red October”, Well established in a neighboring tractor … Read more
Good morning dear reader If you want to subscribe to Dawn, you can Use this link. Then you will receive our newsletter every morning at 6 am by email for free. Here’s an annotated overview of today’s topics: Horror has a new name: Bucha. After the withdrawal of Russian troops, a terrible picture appeared in … Read more
Good morning dear reader If you want to subscribe to Dawn, you can Use this link. Then you will receive our newsletter every morning at 6 am by email for free. Here’s an annotated overview of today’s topics: Horror has a new name: Bucha. After the withdrawal of Russian troops, a terrible picture appeared in … Read more
Good morning dear reader Horror has a new name: Bucha. After the withdrawal of Russian troops, a terrible picture appeared in the suburb of Kyiv. Civilians were killed in the streets of the village, which was bombed. Their hands are tied, and they seem to have been executed in cold blood (if you can stand … Read more
Good morning dear reader Horror has a new name: Bucha. After the withdrawal of Russian troops, a terrible picture appeared in the suburb of Kyiv. Civilians were killed in the streets of the city that was bombed. Their hands are tied, and they seem to have been executed in cold blood (if you can stand … Read more
Strong performance by Foreign Minister Barbock with Sandra Meißberger on ARD: she shows her contempt for Putin and says why there is no ban on the import of Russian gas. In times of war, a lot is allowed, as ARD presenter Sandra Meischberger allowed herself some research into Secretary of State Annalina Barbock’s private world … Read more
Good morning dear reader These are not pretty numbers: The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported this morning that Germans’ optimism about the future has fallen to an all-time low. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, only 19 percent of Germans were optimistic. This is the result of a representative survey conducted by the Allensbach Institute. Three … Read more