I’m from Iran.I am proud of Mrs Narges Mohammadi ,who won the Noble peace prize in 2023 She has been imprisoned in Iran for her human rights ,women rights activists for more than ten years.
I am grateful to my grandparents for defeating Nazi Germany in World War II and allowing me the opportunity to live freely, rather than in a German concentration camp.
I have to search for historical women in my country because I do not know much about them. I just know their names, so I can not introduce about her to others. Anyway thanks for giving me a opportunity to research this issue.
Clara was born in 1886, as you said. But at that time, there was no independent Ukrainian state. And the name "Ukraine" didn't exist either. Part of the territory of modern Ukraine was in the Russian Empire, part in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and a small part in Romania. She was born in one of these three countries.
@Regnumv “Ukrainian” has been mentioned in 1187 in historical chronicles and earlier. And think it does not worth to emphasize where if Ukraine exists or not in that time. The main idea, I think, was to explain in which land this woman was born.
@@ryzhokhina Dear friend, this is not the place to engage in political debates. It's enough to know what's written in Clara's birth certificate. And it says: Clara Lemlich Shavelson; March 28, 1886, Gorodok, Kamenets-Podolsky Uyezd, Podolsk Governorate, Russian Empire. That's all we need to know.
I'm confused because you said Tiana suggested it to me. I thought you have to say Tiana suggest reading that book. or Tiana suggest that i read it. i thought with the verb reccomend and suuggest you can't use the object pronun. obsviously i was wrong.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tanya, you're scaring me! It's a relief that in the latest short video demonstrating new words, you used paper towels instead of a baseball. That was very dangerous. For the next video, it looks like I'll need to buy you a helmet and knee pads!😄
It's interesting that in the Russian Empire at the beginning of the 20th century, there was a very serious revolutionary situation. The empire was boiling. All the political parties advocating for an armed state coup (or revolution) were led by Jews. It's strange that Clara didn't become a revolutionary in Russia but instead went to the United States to foment uprising there.
Thank you for all ❤
You are very welcome!
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I’m from Iran.I am proud of Mrs Narges Mohammadi ,who won the Noble peace prize in 2023
She has been imprisoned in Iran for her human rights ,women rights activists for more than ten years.
Wow! She sounds like she is a remarkable woman!!
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for your comment
Great video!
Who is a person in the history of your country that you are grateful for?
I am grateful to my grandparents for defeating Nazi Germany in World War II and allowing me the opportunity to live freely, rather than in a German concentration camp.
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I have to search for historical women in my country because I do not know much about them. I just know their names, so I can not introduce about her to others. Anyway thanks for giving me a opportunity to research this issue.
Please, do you explain about the words RISE , RAISE....OK THANKS.
Thank you Tanya❤
You're welcome. Thank you!
Clara was born in 1886, as you said. But at that time, there was no independent Ukrainian state. And the name "Ukraine" didn't exist either. Part of the territory of modern Ukraine was in the Russian Empire, part in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and a small part in Romania. She was born in one of these three countries.
@Regnumv “Ukrainian” has been mentioned in 1187 in historical chronicles and earlier. And think it does not worth to emphasize where if Ukraine exists or not in that time. The main idea, I think, was to explain in which land this woman was born.
@@ryzhokhina Dear friend, this is not the place to engage in political debates. It's enough to know what's written in Clara's birth certificate. And it says: Clara Lemlich Shavelson; March 28, 1886, Gorodok, Kamenets-Podolsky Uyezd, Podolsk Governorate, Russian Empire. That's all we need to know.
Yes. You are right. I could have said, "She was born in what is not Ukraine."
@ryzhokhina Thank you for adding to the conversation. Yes, the main idea was to give an idea of where she came from.
@regnumV Interesting. Were you able to find her birth certificate?
Garment is what people wear on themselves.
Yes! That is it!
Dear Tanya,
Thank you so much for your teaching work. Sending you hearts from the bottom of my heart.❤❤❤
You are so welcome. Thank you for all your participation!
I'm confused because you said Tiana suggested it to me. I thought you have to say Tiana suggest reading that book. or Tiana suggest that i read it. i thought with the verb reccomend and suuggest you can't use the object pronun. obsviously i was wrong.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've decided to become an activist who fights against gravity ...
So I'm planning to start an uprising ...
* Moscow, Russia
LOL! Let me know how it goes!
Tanya, today I had to work a lot in Hebrew and Uzbek. Now English. It's too much. My mind is blowing!!!
My mind is *blown* - That is a lot!
Audacity book says about acts of person or just says about being audacious? Make sense?
English: Clara Lemlich? Was she named the same as a friend from your childhood?
Yes! They had the same name. I am not sure if they pronounced it the same.
Tanya, you're scaring me! It's a relief that in the latest short video demonstrating new words, you used paper towels instead of a baseball. That was very dangerous. For the next video, it looks like I'll need to buy you a helmet and knee pads!😄
LOL! Yes, that was a fun video to make!
It's interesting that in the Russian Empire at the beginning of the 20th century, there was a very serious revolutionary situation. The empire was boiling. All the political parties advocating for an armed state coup (or revolution) were led by Jews. It's strange that Clara didn't become a revolutionary in Russia but instead went to the United States to foment uprising there.
I doubt that she had a choice as she was a minor and came because her parents brought her.
After she died.
Yes. Posthumously means after she died