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World Health Organization says the virus
has reached 166 countries with more than

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208000 confirmed cases and 8600 deaths
in the Us President Donald Trump says

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the fight against what he calls an invisible
enemy is ramping up. The report he's

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a billing it as a war against coronavirus
with him in charge in a sense

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a war time president invoking efforts
comparable to ones Americans made during

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World War 2 And now it's our time we must
sacrifice together he's tapping into

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rarely used emergency powers to steer
private industries into making critical

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supplies like masks and ventilators
the presidents also signed

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a Senate approved aid package guaranteeing
sick leave and free virus tests Next up

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is a massive proposal relief
a bill that could reach

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a trillion dollars They include ing checks
to Americans all of this came as markets

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again dropped sharply with the Dow race
and nearly all the gains since he took

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office Saugor Magni Washington there is
growing concern that young people are not

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taking the coronavirus warning seriously
thousands of young people have been

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partying on spring break
in the southern u.s.

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Many ignoring warnings about social distancing
Dr Deborah Burks is the head of the

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White House response to the coronavirus we
cannot have these large gatherings that

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continue to occur throughout the country
for people who are off work and then be

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socializing in large groups and spreading
the virus you have the potential then to

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spread it to someone who does have

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a condition that none of us knew
about and cause them to have

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a disastrous outcome the Center for Disease
Control says 40 percent of the people

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being hospitalized in the u.s. Are between
the ages of 20 and 54 this is v.o.a.

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News you know another move the United
States and Canada are temporarily closing

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their shared border to non-essential travel
due to the pandemic Shelley Adler has

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more after President Trump tweeted about
it in the morning he spoke. About the new

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restrictions at

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a White House news conference it's nonessential
crossings it won't affect trade or

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law and it was just something we thought
would be good for both countries Canadian

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prime minister Justin Trudeau on c.t.v.

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Essential travel will continue our government's
recognize that it is critical that

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we preserve supply chains between both
countries chatted there relies on the u.s.

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For 75 percent of its exports I should be
after his coronavirus cases rise around

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the world authorities in Mexico's Ciudad
Juarez must manage the public health

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challenge with limited funds Reuters would
be Hogan has more in overcrowded migrant

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shelters in Mexico medical advise to
social distancing against the current

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a virus is almost
impossible along the u.s.

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Borders shelter director in Ciudad Juarez
one Year 0 says if Corona virus infected

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migrant tested positive in his shows or
it would present occurrences on several

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fronts see it out Juarez is ground 0 for
the trumpet ministrations remain in Mexico

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policy under those rules asylum seekers
was sent to Mexico to await the u.s.

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Hearing adding to the pressure u.s.

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President Donald Trump is considering
immediately returning any foreigners caught

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at the border to Mexico that is Reuters
Libby Hogan reporting the Federal Deposit

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Insurance Corporation is warning

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a bank scams connected to the corona virus
outbreak Donoghue reported one scam as

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a claim banks are limiting access to customers
money the f.d.i.c says there's been

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an uptick in calls text messages letters
and e-mails from Scammers pretending to be

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f.d.i.c employees using names of people
who actually work at the f.d.i.c they say

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there are security issues with bank deposits
the f.d.i.c says they're out to get

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bank accounts and other personal information
no deposit or has lost money since the

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f.d.i.c was created in 1933 because of the
coronavirus many banks have shortened

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brand. Showers or are pushing customers to
use online banking Donohue organizers of

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the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
receive the Olympic flame in

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a scaled down handover ceremony in Athens
on Thursday this despite the coronavirus

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spread that has cast doubt on the summer
global multi-billion dollar event the

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torch will arrive in Japan
on Friday and kick off

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a domestic relay on March 26th the global
stocks are mixed Thursday as investors

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continue to deal with the economic uncertainty
of the corona virus outbreak Asian

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markets were down more than one percent
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. To learning English

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daily 30 minute program.

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Thompson This program is aimed
at English learners so we speak

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a little slower and we use words and
phrases especially for people learning.

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On today's program you will hear stories
from Brian Lamb and John Russell the

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hour you close our program with
another episode of The Making of

00:30:29
a nation. But 1st. A new Taiwan law

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bars news media from reporting
different kinds of information about

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suicides including methods
used limits on media

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reporting are aimed at reducing the number
of people who try to kill themselves

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Taiwan officials say about 7000
young people between the ages of

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13 and 19 attempted suicide and 2018

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that number is 19 percent above the
world average notes the island's

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Ministry of Health and Welfare
under the new Suicide

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Prevention Act newspapers websites
and television stations can

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be fined up to about $33000.00
for showing pictures or

00:31:38
videos of suicides they also can
be fined for reporting details of

00:31:45
suicide methods or explaining
how to buy tools for suicide

00:31:53
even explaining why an individual might
have committed suicide can lead to

00:31:59
punishment. The act cleared its
public consultation period last

00:32:06
week Taiwan's government can now make
changes as it wishes or enforce the

00:32:12
law in its current form who chair
ye is with the National Taiwan

00:32:19
University's College of Medicine
who said that suicides normally go

00:32:26
up in Taiwan for 3 months following
reports that identify famous people who

00:32:33
killed themselves as well as how and
where they died according to our

00:32:40
clinical experience and some of our interaction
with patients we've discovered that

00:32:46
the more detailed info the more
influential it is who said

00:32:53
Taiwan's 4 major daily newspapers and
many websites currently report on

00:32:59
famous people who take their own lives
as well as other unusual suicides

00:33:07
the stories may go into great
detail Cedric. Heads the East

00:33:14
Asia office of the group Reporters Without
Borders he said he understands what

00:33:20
Taiwan officials are trying to do but he
thinks the law will limit the media's

00:33:27
ability to get the story right
he said we are perfectly

00:33:34
understand that it is their duty to try
and bring improvements to the society and

00:33:40
address that terrible society problem
that is suicide and especially suicide of

00:33:46
teenagers However the
solution they propose is not

00:33:52
a solution New Zealand is
the only place that has

00:33:57
a similar law. Added. In that
country the media cannot report

00:34:03
a suicide method without the medical
examiner's permission and other

00:34:09
places media companies follow World
Health Organization guidance

00:34:16
w.h.o.

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Officials suggest avoiding explicit description
of methods details of where people

00:34:23
died and undue repetitions
of suicide stories.

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Restrictions on suicide reporting could
open the door for other kinds of media

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restrictions notes Joanna may
head of the chimp law 21st

00:34:42
century research group
in Taiwan I see this as

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a social responsibility of the media
like I said it should not be legislated

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Reporters Without Borders said Taiwan's
government should better organize the media

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and talk to news operations about
ethics Taiwan's major media

00:35:07
currently take down social media
posts if experts ask them to sad

00:35:13
most newspapers and Taiwan limit their
coverage of suicides but still put major

00:35:19
cases on their front pages said
function Kai director of the suicide

00:35:26
prevention center at Mackay
Memorial Hospital in Taipei he

00:35:32
suggests putting reports about suicide
with other society news and away from the

00:35:39
day's top stories.

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On Scotland's aisle of Sky
scientists have identified 2

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areas with evidence of ancient
life forms researchers

00:36:04
believe the markings are in fact
footprints from dinosaurs that lived

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170000000 years ago they say
the prints date to the middle

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of the Jurassic period

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a time from which few dinosaur fossils
have been recovered researchers

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reported this month on their study of
about 50 fossilized footprints at the

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2 sites the markings are just

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a few 100 meters apart from each
other they are said to show

00:36:43
dinosaurs walking in different
directions at least 3 kinds of

00:36:50
dinosaurs left the footprints Steve
Bruce at the leader of the research

00:36:57
team is

00:36:58
a paleontologist with the University
of Edinburgh. The tracks are

00:37:05
located on flat rocky surfaces near
the beach so they are only exposed at

00:37:12
low tide he said the tide laps
across them back and forth

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every day one set of markings came from

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a 2 legged meat eating dinosaur that
researchers say was about the size of

00:37:31
a car they say its footprints
have 3 toes the creature

00:37:37
with sharp claws appears to be from

00:37:41
a group of dinosaurs called their
oh pods. Bigger 3 toed footprints

00:37:48
came from large bodied 2 legged plant
eaters called or Nyssa Pods or

00:37:55
perhaps the researchers say

00:37:58
a large theropod all of these
prints had worn down toes not

00:38:04
sharp edges the researchers are
especially interested in markings

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left by another creature
an early member of

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a group of heavily built 4 legged
plant teeters called Stegosaurus the

00:38:21
footprints represent some of the oldest
evidence anywhere of us druggists or notes

00:38:28
page to polo

00:38:30
a doctoral student at the University
of Edinburgh. The Polo was the lead

00:38:36
writer of

00:38:37
a report on the study the findings
were published in The Journal plus

00:38:44
one the most famous member of the
staggers stores was Stegosaurus

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which lived late in the Teressa period
it had large bony protective plates

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around the neck and back and

00:39:00
a large spiked tail to. Set
was careful to note that

00:39:07
the researchers still have

00:39:09
a lot of unanswered question it's
about this creature I suspect this

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Stegosaurus was about the size of

00:39:18
a cow which is fairly small for us to I
guess or whether that's because it's

00:39:25
a primitive smaller
species or a juvenile of

00:39:30
a bigger species we're not sure he
said the researchers noted that the

00:39:37
findings were an important window
into the many kinds of dinosaurs on

00:39:44
the Isle of Skye. Sky has emerged
as one of the most important

00:39:50
windows into Jurassic dinosaur
evolution we know that dinosaurs were

00:39:56
diversifying with

00:39:58
a frenzy in the middle Jurassic but
there are few fossil sites of this age

00:40:04
anywhere in the world that
added I'm John Russell.

00:40:28
A small tell you and company has used 3 d.

00:40:33
Printing technology to quickly
produce oxygen valves to treat some

00:40:39
coronavirus patients Italy has
been battling the world's

00:40:46
largest number of cases of the new
corona virus outside of China

00:40:54
Christian for a Khasi
founded and heads the

00:40:57
a talian start up company is so
Nova he told the Reuters News

00:41:04
Agency that he heard about a
shortage of the valves at

00:41:09
a hospital near the northern city
of Brescia the area has had an

00:41:16
explosion of Corona virus
cases the devices are called

00:41:23
venturi valves they are named
after 18th century at talian

00:41:29
physicist Giovanni but he stuck
the devices are used to connect

00:41:36
patient masks to oxygen
equipment the oxygen masks

00:41:43
are used to treat patients suffering
from breathing problems. For

00:41:49
Cossey

00:41:50
a 36 year old engineer said the
hospital was in serious need of the

00:41:57
valves the devices are impossible
to find at the moment he

00:42:03
said he added that the fast spreading
virus was simply preventing current

00:42:10
production from meeting the growing
demand he decided to offer the

00:42:17
services of his company's 3 d.

00:42:20
Printing equipment and of his 14
employees to help ease the shortage

00:42:28
when we heard about the shortage we got
in touch with the hospital immediately we

00:42:34
printed some prototypes the hospital
tested them and told us they worked for

00:42:41
a cost he said so we printed $100.00
valves and I delivered them

00:42:47
personally the company's team was
able to effectively copy the valves

00:42:53
using a 3 d.

00:42:55
Printer at the company
headquarters in Milan the company

00:43:01
produces

00:43:02
a series of technology products they
include high tech luggage for Italian

00:43:09
designer Gucci and

00:43:11
a special paint developed to survive
temperatures up to $1000.00 degrees celcius

00:43:19
for

00:43:19
a costly told Reuters It cost his company
very little to produce the plastic valves

00:43:26
which way around 20 grams each
I'm not going to charge the

00:43:33
hospital he said it was the least I
could do to help doctors and nurses

00:43:40
who work all day long to save human
lives. The company's quick action

00:43:46
to help coronavirus patients was praised
by Italy's minister of innovation

00:43:53
technology digitalisation
power peson know in

00:43:59
a Twitter message she thanked for Cossey
and his employees for supplying the valves

00:44:06
she also published a picture
of the freshly made 3 d.

00:44:11
Devices at least 10 hospital patients
had used the new valves as of

00:44:18
March 14th reported must symbol
temporally the president and co-founder

00:44:25
of Italy's fab lab the organization
creates technology based

00:44:31
solutions for companies it has
worked with it's on Nova in the past

00:44:39
in a Facebook post for a cause he said
he did not want to be called a hero or

00:44:45
a genius for the actions he took
sure people were going to die but

00:44:52
we only did our duty he wrote
precocity added that refusing to

00:44:59
act after learning of the need could have
likely resulted in more patient deaths

00:45:06
in the message for Cossey said the company
does not plan to profit from its value

00:45:12
of production and will only use its
designs and manufacturing methods to help

00:45:19
those currently in need he added
Let's focus on the real heroes

00:45:26
those who save lives who work 16 hour
hospital shifts and are day and night next to

00:45:33
the sick and praise them I Brian Lynn.

00:45:50
Welcome to the making of a nation
American history in v.o.a.

00:45:56
a Special English I'm Steve
ember. History is full

00:46:03
of examples of leaders joining together
to meet common goals but rarely

00:46:10
have 2 leaders work together with as much
friendship than cooperation as Franklin

00:46:16
Roosevelt and Winston Churchill did Roosevelt
was president of the United States

00:46:23
Churchill was prime minister of Britain
the 2 men had much in common they were

00:46:30
both born into wealthy families and they
were both active in politics for many

00:46:36
years both leaders also shared

00:46:40
a love of history and nature and
been see. Roosevelt and Churchill

00:46:47
1st meant when they were lower level let
facials during World War one but neither

00:46:53
man remembered much about that meeting
however as they worked together during the

00:46:59
2nd World War They came to like and
trust each other. Roosevelt and

00:47:06
Churchill exchanged more than
$1700.00 letters and messages over

00:47:12
a period of 5 and

00:47:14
a half years they met many times at
large international gatherings and in

00:47:21
private talks but the closeness of
their friendship might be seen best in

00:47:26
a story told by one of Roosevelt's
close advisors every Hopkins Hopkins

00:47:33
remembered how Churchill It was visiting
Roosevelt that the White House one day

00:47:39
Roosevelt went into the church. Chill's
room in the morning to say hello but the

00:47:44
president was shocked to see Churchill
coming from but bathroom with no clothes on

00:47:51
Roosevelt immediately apologized to the
British leader but Churchill reportedly

00:47:57
answered the prime minister of Great Britain
as nothing to hide from the president

00:48:03
of the United States.

00:48:10
The United States and Great Britain where
the most powerful left the nations that

00:48:16
joined together as allies to resist
Germany's out all fit player and his axis

00:48:22
partners in January of
194226 of the allied

00:48:29
nations signed an agreement promising to
fight for the goals of peace religious

00:48:35
freedom human rights and justice.
The 3 major allies were the United

00:48:42
States Britain and the Soviet Union. But
governments in Washington and London

00:48:49
did not own ways agree for example they
disagreed about when to attack Hitler's

00:48:56
forces in western Europe and Churchill
resisted Roosevelt suggestions that Britain

00:49:03
give up some of its colonies but in general
the friendship between Roosevelt and

00:49:10
Churchill and between the United States and
Britain led the 2 nations to cooperate

00:49:17
closely this was not true with
the Soviets the Soviet Union was

00:49:23
a communist country it did not share the
same history or political system as the

00:49:30
United States or Britain and the
Soviet Union had its own interests to

00:49:36
protect along its borders
and in other areas.

00:49:51
Relations between the Soviet Union and
the Western Allies were mixed on the one

00:49:58
hand Hitler's invasion deep into the
Soviet Union at forced Joseph Stalin and

00:50:05
others Soviet leaders to make victory over
the Germans their most important goal

00:50:12
on the other hand shadows of future
problems could already be seen the Soviet

00:50:19
Union was making clear its desire to
keep political control over Poland

00:50:26
and it was supporting communist
fighters in Yugoslavia and Greece these

00:50:32
differences were not discussed much as the
foreign ministers of Britain the Soviet

00:50:39
Union and the United States
gathered in Moscow in 1943 Instead

00:50:46
they reached several agreements
including on a plan to establish

00:50:51
a new organization called
the United Nations.

00:51:02
Finally Roosevelt Churchill and stompin
met together for the 1st time they met in

00:51:09
Teheran in late 1943 mainly to
discuss the military situation.

00:51:16
However the 3 leaders also considered
political questions such as the future of

00:51:23
Germany Eastern Europe and East
Asia later the Allies made further

00:51:29
plans for the new United
Nations they arranged for

00:51:33
a new international economic organizations
the World Bank and the International

00:51:40
Monetary Fund. And the allies agreed to
divide Germany entered different parts

00:51:47
after the war for

00:51:48
a temporary period the Soviet Union would
occupy the eastern part while Britain

00:51:55
France and the United States when I
came by the West Washington London and

00:52:02
Moscow were united during the early years
of the war because of military need

00:52:09
they knew they must fight together to
defeat their common enemy but this unity

00:52:16
faded as allied troops marched
toward the German border Roosevelt

00:52:23
continued to call on the world to wait
until the last bullet was fired before

00:52:29
deciding what would come next but
Churchill Stalin and other leaders

00:52:36
already were trying to shape but world
that would follow the war. Now differences

00:52:43
between the Allies became more serious.

00:52:58
The most important question was Poland
Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939

00:53:05
and started the war. Roosevelt and Churchill
who believed strongly that the Polish

00:53:11
people should have the right to choose
their own leaders after the war Churchill

00:53:17
supported

00:53:18
a group of Polish resistance leaders
who had an office in London in 1040

00:53:25
Polish flyers and taken part in the
Battle of Britain I lived in the British

00:53:31
warplanes against the German Luftwaffe
it but Stalin had other ideas

00:53:37
he demanded that Poland's border be changed
to give more land to the Soviet Union

00:53:44
and he refused to help the Polish
resistance leaders in London instead he

00:53:51
supported a group of Polish
communists and help them establish

00:53:56
a new government in Poland.
Churchill's visited Stalin late in

00:54:02
1944 the 2 leaders met with Roosevelt

00:54:06
a few months later in the
Crimean coast. Agreed that free

00:54:13
elections should be held quickly in
Poland and they traded ideas about the

00:54:19
future of Eastern Europe China
and other areas of the world.

00:54:26
Roosevelt was in good spirits when he
reported to Congress after his return from

00:54:32
they don't like Conference I come from
a crimea conflict with the bungle e.

00:54:38
We have made a good start on the road to

00:54:41
a world of peace the road to my clubs
in this vine here on. The 1st of the

00:54:48
bring the feet. Braided possibles
be the smallest possible

00:54:55
long I live man. That
would be carried out.

00:55:03
On. Feet I'm feeling the ever
increasing my fighting men and of

00:55:09
it alive oh me every
call. Pride the her bum.

00:55:18
A mob who didn't drown. Dylan saw it. Saw

00:55:24
a meeting with

00:55:25
a gallant red on. The

00:55:32
2nd but with the continual build the fall
and the. Barn and an eyeful of coal.

00:55:40
Bring forth on here the opposite wall.
Would give someone who are on the left and

00:55:47
he. Will. That gold. In them

00:55:54
will. Call that

00:55:57
a tremendous ride with me Roosevelt
went on to say that the peace cannot be

00:56:03
a completely perfect system
at 1st but it can be

00:56:08
a peace based on the idea of freedom
Churchill had the same high hopes

00:56:15
he told the British Parliament after the
conference that Stalin and others Soviet

00:56:21
leaders wished to live in honorable
friendship. I also know that their word

00:56:28
is honest Churchill said.
But as history proved

00:56:35
Roosevelt and Churchill were wrong about
the Soviets in the months after they

00:56:41
yelled the conference relations between
Moscow and the Western democracies grew

00:56:46
steadily worse the Soviet Union moved
to seize control of Eastern Europe

00:56:53
Stalin began making strong speeches
charging that Washington and London were

00:56:59
holding secret peace negotiations with
Germany and the Soviet Union refused to

00:57:05
discuss ways to bring democracy to Bolton.

00:57:12
Churchill wrote later that he had always
held the Russian people in the high honor

00:57:19
but their shadow darkened the picture after
the war Britain and America had gone to

00:57:25
war not just to defend the smaller
countries but also to fight for individual

00:57:31
rights and freedoms Churchill went on to
say about the Soviet Union and add other

00:57:38
goals its hold tightened on Eastern
Europe after the Soviet army gained

00:57:44
control and Churchill said that after the
long suffering and the efforts of World

00:57:51
War 2 It seemed that half of Europe at
just exchange one dictator for another.

00:57:59
Churchill and Roosevelt agreed in secret
letters that they must trying to oppose

00:58:05
the Soviet effort but before they could
act Roosevelt died and the world

00:58:12
began to live through

00:58:13
a new war the Cold War in the years
to follow. Roosevelt's death

00:58:20
from bleeding in the brain also ended

00:58:23
a deep personal friendship between 2
world leaders Winston Churchill later

00:58:30
rode to about hearing the news of the death
of his close friend. I felt as if I had

00:58:36
been struck with the physical blows Churchill
wrote he said he was overpowered by

00:58:43
a sense of deep and permanent loss. The
free world joined Churchill in mourning the

00:58:49
loss of so strong a leader as Franklin
Roosevelt but it could not weep for

00:58:56
a long war was giving way to peace

00:59:00
a new world was forming and as we
will here in future programs it was

00:59:05
a world that few people expected.

00:59:21
And that's our program for today listen
again to more to learn English through

00:59:27
stories from around the world on Jonathan
other ones and I'm Ashley Thompson.

00:59:49
This is v.o.a.

00:59:50
News I'm Jim Burchill Thursday was

00:59:53
a day of contrasts on the front lines of
the battle against the coronavirus you

00:59:57
know sign of hope the Chinese city of
reported no new homegrown infections but in

01:00:03
a stark warning for the world Italy appeared
set to surpass China's death toll from

01:00:07
the virus Meanwhile Reuters
Olivia Chan reports Beijing saw

01:00:11
a record number of Corona virus cases
imported from abroad aging has seen

01:00:16
a record number of imported coronavirus
cases as new missions in China.

01:00:24
For new confirmed cases across the
country on Wednesday where imported from

01:00:28
a fever quitting to the Chinese health
commission since last week Beijing airport.

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