Nieistotny mecz gdzieś na końcu świata, a Poznań i inne wsie mają satysfakcję, jakby właśnie urodziło im się pierwsze w rodzinie zdrowe dziecko bez skłonności homoseksualnych. Trudno nie utwierdzać się w przekonaniu, że gdyby Legia nie istniała, to niektórzy musieliby sobie ją wymyślić.
#legia #ekstraklasa
#legia #ekstraklasa
Czy ciekawiło Was kiedyś, dlaczego Niemcy są tak bogatym krajem pomimo dwóch przegranych wojen światowych, półwiecznego podziału państwa i jednego z najwyżych współczynników spożycia piwa na świecie? Ekipa VisualPolitik, kanału YouTube, który traktuje o światowej ekonomii i geopolityce, tłumaczy to w filmie Why is GERMANY such an INDUSTRIAL LEADER?. Witajcie w kolejnej odsłonie angielskiego z #fastforward ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Linki do list ze słownictwem w kilku wersjach. Serię nazwałem "Kanapką
After World War II, many people in Germany's Western zones of occupation, and in the United States, also argued that businessmen, even free enterprise as a system, were responsible for Hitler's rise, his wars of aggression, and his crimes against humanity. In 1947 and 1948, the communist countries watched with bemusement as the United States, the preeminent capitalist country, prosecuted dozens of executives of three of wartime Germany's largest companies for war crimes and crimes against humanity. In the dock were directors of the Krupp and Flick (steel and coal) companies, both of which had built weapons of war and had employed forced labor, and board members of I.G. Farben, the chemical and pharmaceutical giant that had run a synthetic rubber factory at Auschwitz. During the trials at Nuremberg, the American prosecutors were careful not to portray the proceedings as attacks on the market economy, but rather as attempts to punish individuals who had committed crimes. Nonetheless, it was clear that they had established a strong link between German industry and all aspects of the Nazi economy and, more specifically, between German business and the crimes of National Socialism. The trials resulted in the conviction and imprisonment of a number of important company owners and directors.
Most prominently, Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, the sole owner of Krupp, was found guilty of employing slave labor and plundering businesses in France and the Netherlands. Krupp was stripped of all his property and business holdings and sentenced to 12 years in