The title denotes equal amounts of pride and pain, translating as both "my fatherland is my love" and "my fatherland is my scar".
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He does want to be the saviour of the Fatherland.
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The Fatherland party did not back Mr. Groysman for premier.
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"The fatherland is first!" he shouted, and cheers broke out.
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Surrounded by danger, Fatherland, we all stand hand in hand.
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PATRIA O MUERTE: CUBA, FATHERLAND OR DEATH (2016) 8 p.m.
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There I really realized that my fatherland — not motherland — was Russia.
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Ms Tymoshenko's Fatherland party would probably gain more seats in parliament.
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"Fatherland" might be truest representation of masculinity staged in recent years.
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You have to be able to protect the Fatherland if necessary.
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Together, they hit on the idea that would make "Fatherland" work.
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"Fatherland" is showing at the Lyric Hammersmith in London until June 23rd
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Jojo's absent father, he believes, is in Italy fighting for the Fatherland.
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His profile picture is the flag of Austrian Fascist party the Fatherland Front.
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Truth triumphs over lies and the hope of the great fatherland is renewed.
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The video on his page is dedicated to the Russian Defender of Fatherland Day.
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"It shows that you have your heart in the right spot for your fatherland."
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But I will not accept a single inch of my fatherland becoming Rohingya land.
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Heimat was the warm alternative to the sterner vaterland ("fatherland"), also in common usage.
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The platform was the beginning of the database now used for the fatherland system.
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In July 2017, Soltein transferred ownership of fatherland data to Cantv, project documents show.
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Scanned a few hundred state-issued "fatherland cards" to see if their holders voted?
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"Vladimir died for the Fatherland, the Cossacks and the Orthodox faith!" the group said.
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" In the video, an off-camera voice asks: "What's the name of the Fatherland?
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The "fatherland cards" are required to receive benefits including food boxes and money transfers.
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We can only suspect a malicious intention of our efforts to reconcile our beloved fatherland.
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If Silent Alarm soundtracked the house party, Fatherland soundtracks the dinner party ten years later.
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The reunification of our guilt-ridden fatherland was placed on the agenda of world history.
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Her Fatherland party dated the makeup session with Giuliani two days later, on Dec. 7.
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Fatherland Cards have made the process even more difficult for all but the privileged political elite.
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Since 2017, the Centre party has governed in a coalition with the Social Democrats and Fatherland.
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Defenders of the Fatherland Day was celebrated across much of the former Soviet Union this week.
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The Fatherland faction, led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, quit the coalition earlier on Wednesday.
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They were singing folk songs like "Holy Fatherland," a tune once favored by the Hitler Youth.
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"We are moving ahead for the fatherland," Diosdado Cabello, a powerful assembly member, wrote on Twitter.
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Members of the communist party in Russia marched through central Moscow, celebrating "Defender of the Fatherland" day.
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"Our board decided to propose to start coalition talks with Fatherland and Social Democrats," Kallas told reporters.
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" Then in 2002, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to rename the holiday "Defenders of the Fatherland Day.
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The church lender formally calls itself the "Commercial Bank for Charity and Spiritual Development of the Fatherland".
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"We have come here to initiate our campaign, in the place where our fatherland begins," he said.
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A person who answered a telephone listed for Soltein denied the firm worked on the fatherland system.
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"El Salvador is the fatherland because it's where I grew up," she told an interviewer in 1999.
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Lutsenko used the power he wielded from the position to go after Tymoshenko and her Fatherland party.
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Venezuelans now must scan their Fatherland Cards to receive government benefits including subsidized food, medicine, and cash bonuses.
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"I created a weapon for the defense of my fatherland," runs a Kalashnikov quote hewn on the pedestal.
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A German partner – and one with roots in the motor industry – further strengthened Seaman's ties to the Fatherland.
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"I'm not a traitor, I'm loyal to fatherland," Rotondaro said in an interview with Colombian news station NTN24.
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"That helped him develop a romantic feeling about being a spy and that the fatherland needed him," he said.
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The government set up tents near polling stations to scan voters' "fatherland cards", which entitle them to food rations.
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Worn down, their souls crushed, they accepted Jewish doctrines that denied the Fatherland and opposed all that was nationalistic.
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The Trinitarios take as their own the Dominican Republic's motto of "Dios, Patria y Libertad" — God, Fatherland and Liberty.
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"The Jews feel very connected to India, which is our motherland, while Israel is our fatherland," Mr. Samuel said.
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He said it didn't matter if there was no electricity or water, as long as we had a fatherland.
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State television broadcast footage of soldiers camouflaged as bushes shouting "socialist fatherland!" while commanders brandished Russian-made military equipment.
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Mr. Ko frequently wept and called himself a "traitor of the fatherland" during the news conference, the agency said.
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"The object of my life and my work will be to serve the people and the fatherland," he said.
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"No one will rip the (fatherland) away from us, neither by seduction nor by force," he said on Twitter.
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In August, retirees protested outside social security offices and complained the fatherland rule limits access to hard-won pensions.
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Maduro has said he plans to "build the new Venezuela" with the fatherland cards, without providing a detailed plan.
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Meanwhile, groups of heavily armed far-right extremists wandered the country, promising to defend the fatherland at all costs.
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And that anthem, "Be Glorious, Our Free Fatherland," is still, with revised words, the anthem of the Russian Federation.
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Nearby is the Fatherland Liberation War Museum, which celebrates Korea's victory over the imperialist American forces during the Korean War.
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Members of the Ukraine nationalist movement carry torches during a rally marking Fatherland Defender Day in Kiev on Oct. 16.
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"FATHERLAND", a new play, arrives at the Lyric Hammersmith in London against a backdrop of awful deeds perpetrated by men.
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While she won backing in coalition talks with the Social Democrats, she failed to secure support from Fatherland or Centre.
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One day I hope to serve in the army as a signals operator, to make a contribution to the Fatherland.
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This Tuesday is Defenders of the Fatherland Day, a major Soviet-era holiday honoring the armed forces and military veterans.
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Ahead of the vote, ruling party officials urged voters to be "grateful" for government largesse dispensed via the fatherland cards.
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A prize of 300,000 bolivars was then credited to his "fatherland wallet," which he could transfer to his bank account.
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"Fatherland" does not represent a solution to Britain's internal turmoil, nor does it contain a grand universal thesis of fatherhood.
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Fatherland party leader Yulia Tymoshenko speaks with journalists at a polling station during a parliamentary election in Kiev, July 21.
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He was awarded the Medal of the Order of Merit for Services to the Fatherland, according to the bank's website.
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Maduro took power in 2013 after Chávez's death, laying out his plans in a doctrine called the Plan for the Fatherland.
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"The governor of Maku said two Guards were martyred in a clash with terrorists while defending the fatherland," the television reported.
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"Fatherland" offers no clear solutions, but it poses the problems—as men must now try to—with candour, tenderness and hope.
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These were the chairs, Maduro told me, that Chávez used during his "last address to the fatherland," on December 8, 2012.
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Photograph by Max Pinckers for The New Yorker A view of the Ryugyong Hotel from the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum.
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"Memories of Underdevelopment" and "Patria o Muerte: Cuba, Fatherland or Death" hail from different eras and feature different tones and structures.
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Rather than return home, the statement said, Mr. Thae "proved himself to be human scum who betrayed the fatherland" by fleeing.
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She would also need the approval of the Fatherland Front, a powerful Communist Party organization, to run for office in May.
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Despite resistance from some commanders, the ruling party slogan, "Fatherland, Socialism or Death," began echoing through barracks and across parade grounds.
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In its final push for the fatherland cards, the government no longer considered RFID, according to people familiar with the effort.
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"I consider myself responsible for a grave and monstrous crime against the socialist fatherland and the whole international proletariat," he said.
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Kim hosted South Korean President Moon Jae-in during a performance of "Shining Fatherland" during their summit in Pyongyang in September 2018.
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It received another bump when the Fatherland, another US-based neo-Nazi podcast, linked to its website and gave props to White.
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Hodunok, local council secretary and member of the Fatherland party of former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, said there were problems with financing.
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Vladimir Putin's words at a gala reception a few days ago marking the upcoming Defenders of the Fatherland Day spoke to this.
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And ZTE, whose role in the fatherland project is detailed here for the first time, is at the heart of the program.
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North Korea's delegation will be led by Ri Son Gwon, chairman of the North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland.
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"If the fatherland of the rights of man doesn't vigorously oppose this law, I just don't understand anything anymore," said Mrs. Peyron.
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Based on interviews with old friends and strangers, as well as Mr. Hyde's father, "Fatherland" finds many threads and commonalities in parenting.
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In Germany and Austria particularly, their display of love for a fatherland that ultimately turned against them is part of the tragedy.
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In 2001, Fatherland-All Russia merged with the pro-Kremlin Unity party to form United Russia, which is still Russia's ruling party.
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The Nazis wouldn't recognize his British passport in time of war; he would owe the same duty to the Fatherland as anyone else.
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Under the census, car owners had to use a government-issued "fatherland card" to register details of their vehicle and gasoline consumption online.
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"No one will rip the (fatherland) away from us, neither by seduction nor by force," Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel wrote on Twitter.
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"Fatherland" does not set out to answer these questions, and nothing in it is as extreme as the examples that crowd the news.
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On a school trip to Europe, he referred to Germany as "the fatherland," his roommate on the trip, Keegan McGrath, told VICE News.
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The group "Fedrelandet viktigst," which roughly translates to "Fatherland first," has about 13,000 members and bills itself as a forum for patriotic Norwegians.
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Venezuelans will be able to use a controversial state-issued "fatherland card" to fill their tanks, Maduro added, promising further details next week.
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"Yeah, I never thought I'd make an album like Fatherland," Kele admits when I mention how different, how upbeat and organic, it sounds.
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The ad carried overtones of Nazi-era propaganda encouraging German women to produce German children for the Fatherland, and celebrated (German) maternal domesticity.
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Fatherland, the party of former prime minister and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko, scored 8.7 percent, above the 5 percent threshold to enter parliament.
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The document, called the Fatherland Card, is meant to provide subsidies to motorists to help soften the impact of the steep price increases.
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"If it weren't for the cooperating patriots the fatherland-hating opposition would have already staged a coup," he said, asking to remain anonymous.
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They then quickly sent film of the event back to the home front, showing another spoil of war to those in the fatherland.
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The ID, the "fatherland card," can compile data including financial and medical histories, usage of social media, political affiliation and whether a person voted.
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It is a not uncommon theme in Latin American cinema and symbolically it refers to the quest for father in the sense of 'fatherland.
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After condemning this week what he described as rampant "Russophobia," Putin painted a lyrical portrait of hackers waging war in defense of the fatherland.
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Belarus Interior Ministry servicemen take part in a competition to mark the Defenders of the Fatherland Day at their training center outside Minsk, Belarus.
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"It's blackmail," Hector Navarro, one of the founders of the ruling Socialist Party and a former minister under Chavez, said of the fatherland program.
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"... the interest and goodwill of the American politicians cannot be changed into instructing and imposing actions concerning my fatherland," Szydlo said in the letter.
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We would never give up, and what couldn't be done with votes, we would do with weapons, we would liberate the fatherland with weapons.
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Mr. Ri is chairman of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, a North Korean agency that handles relations with the South.
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Luke, a character in "Fatherland," mocks the three for selling out and abandoning their places of birth to live the easy life in London.
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In 1998 he set up the Fatherland party, which aligned the next year with the All Russia party of Evgeny Primakov, recently prime minister.
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Also present at the meeting were two other high-ranking Fatherland party politicians, deputy chair Hryhoriy Nemyria and Serhiy Vlasenko, a Parliament committee chair.
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Opposition politicians from the Fatherland party and the bloc of Zelenskiy's predecessor, Petro Poroshenko, said Yermak's elevation signaled a softening of policy toward Russia.
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Germany should replace "Vaterland", or fatherland, with "Heimatland," or homeland, and substitute "courageously with heart and hand" for "brotherly with heart and hand", she wrote.
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After the Games, President Vladimir V. Putin presented Ms. Nikitina, a first-time Olympian, with a state award, the Order for Merit to the Fatherland.
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In the final scene of "Back to the Fatherland," the filmmakers go into an attic to find a Nazi uniform once worn by Rohrer's grandfather.
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In "Fatherland," a young Vietnamese-American woman, Vivien, goes to Saigon to visit the children of her father and his second wife, her half siblings.
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It's where the country's founders declared independence in 1844, and their remains are kept in a white marble mausoleum called the Altar to the Fatherland.
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Yulia Tymoshenko's Fatherland party is a leading opponent of land reform, and half of her Parliament members routinely vote with the pro-Russian Opposition Bloc.
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That is especially so in Mexico, where Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who heads opinion polls for the 2018 presidential election, now talks of "the fatherland first".
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" For her part, Jeon said everyday in South Korea "was like living in hell," adding her heart "ached with thoughts of the fatherland and my parents.
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The East German regime, Shekhovtsov reminds us, was not above rehabilitating and suborning former agents of Hitler to agitate on behalf of their new socialist fatherland.
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He's also released two solo records, The Boxer in 2010 and Trick in 2014, with a third solo album, Fatherland, to be released in October 2017.
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" In "Fatherland," a Vietnamese girl working in an upscale Saigon restaurant overhears tourists speaking of "delicate and tiny" Vietnamese women, whose "dresses look stitched onto them.
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North Korea said it will be represented by a three-member delegation led by Ri Son Kwon, chairman of the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland Committee.
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"We have the opportunity today to unite all Brazilians of good faith for the future of our fatherland," he said in a speech at the launch.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's equality czar wants to remove words like "fatherland" and "brotherly" from the country's national anthem, following Canada and Austria in adopting gender neutral phrases.
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The survey also showed Fatherland, the party of former prime minister and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko, on 28.9 percent, above the 25.8 percent threshold to enter parliament.
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"Vladimir died for the Fatherland, the Cossacks and the Orthodox faith!" read a statement from Loginov's group, the Baltic Cossack District, which said he died on Feb.
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In April, Maduro launched a program called "Return to the Fatherland" meant to raise money for Venezuelans who sold their possessions to emigrate, then wanted to return.
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The survey also showed Fatherland, the party of former prime minister and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko, on 29.0 percent, above the 25.8 percent threshold to enter parliament.
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We were parts of a whole and the whole was, or appeared to be, a living organism, a people, a fatherland, a place of being and becoming.
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When he appeared at the meeting, called a "voters' conference," all 75 selectors were members of the Communist Party, veterans groups or the Fatherland Front, he said.
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"Insubordination in the face of international interests is an act of treason and cowardice with the fatherland inherited from our liberator Simon Bolivar," the defense ministry tweeted.
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As prime minister, Mr. Ratas, 40, has led a coalition government made up of his Center Party, the Social Democrats and the conservative Fatherland since November 2016.
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Earlier this month 22 "patriotic associations" formed a Macedonian National Front to support VMRO, pledging to use "all available non-violent or violent means to defend the fatherland".
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"Whoever goes to vote with their fatherland card is going to get a big prize from the country, because we give and give," he said on May 14th.
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The survey also showed Fatherland, the party of former prime minister and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko, could win 5.9 percent, clearing the 5 percent threshold to enter parliament.
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Pak, the deputy head of the North's agency to promote reunification, the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, called for the past to be set aside.
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This year's performance will be titled "Shining Fatherland," the name of a patriotic song performed by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's favorite girl band, Moranbong, Cockerell said.
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Perez said that on Monday he got a notice on the fatherland card smartphone app awarding him a gold medal for social media activity with the message #VenezuelaIsDemocracy.
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The easiest way to realize the power of a word like "fatherland" was to ask men if they would be happy singing about their motherland instead, she said.
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Transferring to the Lyric Hammersmith theater in London after an acclaimed run in Manchester last year, "Fatherland," which runs through June 23, is a startling and exhilarating show.
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The P.C.F. considered the Soviet Union as the fatherland of the revolution and the achievement of utopia, an earthly paradise that was to be defended at all costs.
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The faxed message accepting the long-standing offer of talks was from Ri Son-kwon, chairman of the North Korean Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland.
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" He added that by accepting the government's offer, Prince Adam Karol Czartoryski fulfilled the family's obligation, as "everyone should consider conscientiously whether they do enough for their fatherland.
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The new payment system will provide a subsidy to motorists with a Fatherland Card, directly reimbursing them for gasoline purchases, once the domestic fuel price hikes take effect.
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Only less than a century ago, back on Earth, planting a national flag in another part of the world still amounted to claiming that territory for the fatherland.
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In last year's regional elections the government placed booths at polling stations where voters were required to renew their electronic "fatherland cards", which entitle them to receive subsidised food.
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"Rome's police has been tasked with monitoring these sites even more closely," Raggi said in the video, filmed overlooking the imposing white Altar of the Fatherland in central Rome.
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Russians will not get a day off, like they do on May Day, Russia Day, International Women's Day, Defenders of the Fatherland Day and a half-dozen other holidays.
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When Ortega stood to speak, he boasted that the people had prevailed over a "diabolical force," but warned of the need to remain strong in defense of the Fatherland.
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The fatherland card, they argue, illustrates how China, through state-linked companies like ZTE, exports technological know-how that can help like-minded governments track, reward and punish citizens.
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These included development of a "centralized fatherland database" and a mobile app to process payments, such as the discounted cost of a subsidized food box, associated with the card.
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The ad is also eerily reminiscent of Nazi-era propaganda encouraging German women to produce German children for the Fatherland, and celebrated (German) maternal domesticity, like the one below.
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"With your rifles on your shoulders, be ready to defend the fatherland and dig the furrow to plant the seeds to produce food for the community," Maduro told them.
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The idea is interesting but the implementation is uneven in "Back to the Fatherland," a documentary that looks at two generations of Israelis: one is hopeful, the other wary.
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Perhaps even more impressive, in the eyes of say Marine Le Pen, is that a bloc of European fatherland proponents has converged in the highest offices of Central Europe.
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The change of the pension system was a key promise of the conservative Fatherland party, the smallest partner in Estonia's three-party coalition which formed a cabinet in April.
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The change of the pension system was a key promise of the conservative Fatherland party, the smallest partner in Estonia's three-party coalition which formed a cabinet four months ago.
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In March this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree giving Kerimov the state award "For Services to the Fatherland, second class" for his contribution to Russian parliamentary life.
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The lessons are intended to "foster patriotism, help school children form a Russian identity, and allow them to understand the value of defending their fatherland," according to online newspaper Meduza.
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Seizing on Mr. Moon's efforts, Mr. Kim gave the South Korean leader a warm welcome, mobilizing an estimated 100,000 North Koreans shouting "Reunification of the fatherland!" to greet their motorcade.
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The Reform Party won the March elections, but was left out of the cabinet when Ratas' Center cut a deal with EKRE and the conservative Fatherland to form the coalition.
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Opposition Platform has 12.4 percent support, Poroshenko's European Solidarity party has 8.8 percent, followed by Fatherland, the party of former prime minister and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko, on 8.7 percent.
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Witness her poem "Rape Joke," which put her on the map, and much of the other verse in her sexy and endearing bummer of a collection, "Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals" (2014).
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Poor Venezuelans scanned state-issued "fatherland cards" at red tents after voting yesterday in hope of receiving a prize promised by Maduro, a practice opponents said was akin to vote-buying.
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They destroyed (state oil company) PDVSA and now they are trying to ration fuel sales through the fatherland card in the country with the biggest oil reserves of the Western Hemisphere.
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"You don't like outsiders in the system - the trust of 99 percent of people is not as important as your plan?" he wrote in a Facebook swipe at the Fatherland Front.
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A master of image and myth, Mr. Castro believed himself to be the messiah of his fatherland, an indispensable force with authority from on high to control Cuba and its people.
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"To the enemies of the fatherland and the revolution, I'll conclude, as Che once said, that we are a nightmare for those who want to take away our dreams," he said.
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In January 2017, the Maduro regime started a campaign asking Venezuelans to register for a "carnet of the Fatherland" — a special government-issued ID document that allows access to social services.
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" He wrote to Hofmannsthal's wife, "Hugo has the damned duty not to die for the fatherland before I receive Act III, which will bring him more honor than a beautiful obituary.
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Representatives of Mr. Maduro's party tracked those who voted by registering their "Fatherland Card" — or national benefits card — and promised aid and government subsidized food handouts if he was re-elected.
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The North's delegation will be led by Ri Son Gwon, head of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland that is usually tasked with dealing with South Korean affairs.
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Tymoshenko's comments suggested a coalition was far from agreed despite an announcement by Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk's party of a new alliance with Fatherland and the faction belonging to President Petro Poroshenko.
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" Rutger won a Golden Globe in 1988 for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in the TV series "Escape from Sobibor," and was nominated again in 1995 for "Fatherland.
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The official said Mr. Maduro had set up tents just feet away from polling locations where voters had to scan "fatherland cards" to show they voted in exchange for cash or food.
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The mass games, dubbed "Shining Fatherland," featured everything from a display of drones flying in formation to fireworks, lasers, circus-style performances and at one point hundreds of martial artists doing taekwondo.
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Today is Defenders of the Fatherland Day in Russia, a public holiday and a celebration of all things military: triumphalism about the latest weapons, about operations in Syria, about the seizure of Crimea.
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Fatherland is the smallest party in parliament, but the support of its 19 lawmakers is enough to give the coalition a majority when added to the 216 MPs from Poroshenko's and Yatseniuk's factions.
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"This winter has seen more snowstorms than ever, and rivers and mountains across the country are frozen," said Ri Son Gwon, chairman of the North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland.
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Those activists who tried to participate in the nominating process faced a gantlet of procedures organized by a party group, the Fatherland Front, an independent journalist, Pham Doan Trang, wrote in a report.
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Invoking God and the fatherland, the group has attacked immigrants who they claim come to take our jobs and crowd our hospitals and assault our women, and they've proposed slashing gender-equity policies.
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"We are afraid there will be a monopolization of power," Alex Ryabchyn, a member of Parliament in the Fatherland party of a former prime minister, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, said in a telephone interview.
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Mike nabs Werner and then, in one of the season's most affecting scenes, volunteers to kill him once Gus Fring makes clear that Mr. Ziegler is kaput, as they say in the Fatherland.
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As historian Frank McDonagh writes in Sophie Scholl: The Real Story of the Woman who Defied Hitler, the members of the White Rose were not prepared to sacrifice their humanity for the Fatherland.
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Maduro said the government would still provide "direct subsidies" to citizens holding the "fatherland card," a state-issued identification card that the government uses to provide bonuses and track use of social services.
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" President Maduro insisted in a Twitter post that the military was on his side, saying commanders had assured him of "their total loyalty to the people, to the Constitution and to the fatherland.
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When the department submitted a plan for this week's test of the Hwasong-15, Mr. Kim approved it with his characteristic handwriting: "For the party and for the fatherland, launch the missile bravely!"
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The entire voting public — 2628 percent — voted for candidates of the Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland, dominated by the Kim family, which has ruled North Korea for almost 28500 years.
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Mainly poor Venezuelans were asked to scan state-issued "fatherland cards" at red tents after voting in hope of receiving a "prize" promised by Maduro, which opponents said was akin to vote-buying.
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The fatherland card is troubling some citizens and human-rights groups who believe it is a tool for Chavez's successor, President Nicolas Maduro, to monitor the populace and allocate scarce resources to his loyalists.
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There will also be "10000 Gestures," a dance work in a found space by Boris Charmatz; and "Fatherland," a play about fatherhood by Simon Stephens and Scott Graham, with a score by Karl Hyde.
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Images shared on social media showed Razin holding signs reading "If my language dies tomorrow, then I'm ready to die today" and "Do I have a Fatherland?" as he stood outside the parliament building.
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"The loving memory of this wonderful person, a true son of Russia, a patriot of the Fatherland Colonel-General Igor Valentinovich Korobov will always be in our hearts," the ministry said in a statement.
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Special forces of the Belarus Ministry of Defence pose for a photo as they mark the Defender of the Fatherland Day at the "Stalin Line" memorial near the village of Goroshki, Belarus, on Feb. 24.
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"Though the film's portrait of Western decadence is laid on with a trowel, it's also pretty funny," Vincent Canby wrote when "Fatherland," then titled "Singing the Blues in Red," opened in New York in 1988.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonia's Reform party, the biggest in parliament after the March 3 election, will hold talks with the conservative Fatherland Party and the Social Democrats on a new cabinet, its leader said on Friday.
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Like Khoa, who said neighbors were told to vote against him, many independents complained the Vietnam Fatherland Front, an umbrella group of the party's social organizations, had rigged the process to keep ordinary people out.
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The phrase "Pero tenemos patria" (At least we have a fatherland) became a cynical way of mocking the out-of-touch government propaganda every time we faced an example of our deteriorating quality of life.
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Officially, the meeting concerned "the escalation of Russia's war against Ukraine and the US's assistance to our country, including weapons to counter Russian aggression," Tymoshenko's Fatherland party said in a published statement at the time.
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The pilot program that began on Tuesday in eight states was supposed to provide service stations with wireless devices that use a state-backed identification document called the Fatherland Card to carry out fuel transactions.
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The Mass Games resumed last year after a mysterious five-year hiatus with a performance called "Shining Fatherland," the name of a patriotic song performed by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's favorite girl band, Moranbong.
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"I am convinced", wrote Alexis De Tocqueville "that the interests of the human race are better served by giving every man a particular fatherland than by trying to inflame his passions for the whole of humanity".
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The Russian Defence Ministry has denied the existence of Wagner, though Mr Utkin appears in photographs alongside Mr Putin at a reception for military officers in honour of Day of Heroes of the Fatherland in 2016.
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Though the Russian army has not acknowledged Wagner's existence, Mr Utkin was photographed late last year alongside President Vladimir Putin at a Kremlin reception for military officers in honour of Day of Heroes of the Fatherland.
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Reform won 34 seats in the 101-seat parliament, while left-leaning Centre got 26 seats – but one member has already left the party, the conservative Fatherland party got 12 seats and the Social Democrats 10.
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An anti-Semite inspired by the supremacist notion of the German Volk, which prized racial purity, he and his wife, Elisabeth, set off from the Fatherland to establish an Aryan paradise in the jungles of Paraguay.
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Ratas blocked Reform's leader Kaja Kallas from taking power by agreeing a surprise coalition between his left-leaning Center, the conservative Fatherland party and the far-right EKRE, giving the three parties a majority in parliament.
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So far, the government's disclosure of ZTE's involvement in the fatherland project has been limited to a passing reference in a February 23 press release that credited the company with helping to "fortify" the underlying database.
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In public groups on the Telegram messaging service, Venezuelans who worked as election day volunteers at the so-called "red points" stands shared photos of the 300,000 bolivar prizes they received for scanning voters' fatherland cards.
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"This hydrogen bomb test is a demonstration of the power of our fatherland and also shows our firm attitude and how tough our army and people are," said Im Guk Jin, another resident in the video.
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The state security service detained 58-year-old Tekebayev, who leads the Ata Meken (Fatherland) party's parliamentary faction, in February after state prosecutors accused him of taking a $1 million bribe from a Russian businessman in 2010.
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The fall of Kirkuk, considered by many Kurds as the heart of their fatherland, was a major symbolic and financial blow to the Kurdish drive for independence championed by Barzani, as it halved the region's oil export revenue.
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The Reform Party - which won the March elections, but was left out of the cabinet when the Centre cut a deal with EKRE and the conservative Fatherland - has decided to call for a no-confidence vote in parliament.
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Kallas said Reform and the Social Democrats, which together have 44 seats in parliament, would seek support from individual members of the Centre and the Fatherland parties, some of whom oppose the tie up with the far right.
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Germans of all classes, tribes (Stämme), professions, and denominations have joined hands across the barriers that separated them and have vowed henceforth to live as a community, to work and fight for the fatherland that unites us all.
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CARACAS/BARINAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Poor Venezuelans scanned state-issued "fatherland cards" at red tents after voting on Sunday in hope of receiving a prize promised by President Nicolas Maduro, a practice opponents said was akin to vote-buying.
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The state security service detained 58-year-old Tekebayev, who leads the Ata Meken (Fatherland) party's parliamentary faction, on Sunday after the prosecutor general's office alleged he took a $1 million bribe from a Russian businessman in 2010.
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A judge has ordered that Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Argentina's former president, be arrested for "treason against the fatherland" for allegedly covering up possible Iranian involvement in a 1994 terror attack that left 85 people dead, per the Telegraph.
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Since her release earlier this year in a prisoner swap, Savchenko has climbed the ranks of Yulia Tymoshenko's Fatherland Party, though rumors abound there is no love lost between arguably the two most famous Ukrainian women in the world.
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As part of a $22016 million government effort to bolster "national security," Venezuela last year hired ZTE to build a fatherland database and create a mobile payment system for use with the card, according to contracts reviewed by Reuters.
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Legal experts in the United States said it is unclear whether ZTE and other companies that supply the fatherland system are violating U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan leaders by providing tools that critics believe strengthen the government's grip on power.
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Called Gwangbokjeol ("the day the light returned") in the South and Chogukhaebangui nal ("Liberation of the Fatherland Day") in the North, the holiday is what is known in the West as V-J Day, or Victory Over Japan Day.
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Called Gwangbokjeol ("the day the light returned") in the South and Chogukhaebangŭi nal ("Liberation of the Fatherland Day") in the North, the holiday is what is known in the West as V-J Day, or Victory Over Japan Day.
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The Baltic Cossack District said in a statement that Loginov was a Russian citizen who was killed in an "unequal battle" while "heroically defending our Fatherland in its far reaches from crazy barbarians" when he died on February 7.
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The use of the Fatherland Card has drawn intense criticism from government critics, who say it is a mechanism to gather information about citizens that the ruling Socialist Party can use against adversaries by withholding basic services from them.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's prospects of forming a new coalition - vital to get IMF loan talks back on track - were thrown into fresh doubt on Tuesday after Yulia Tymoshenko pressed demands as the price of taking her Fatherland Party into an alliance.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonian Prime Minister Juri Ratas unveiled a three-way coalition agreement with the conservative Fatherland party and the far-right EKRE group, which could see him hold power despite his Centre party having come second in an inconclusive election.
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But it's not just a penchant for large pictures of impressively mustachioed deceased Soviet leaders or giant red banners that makes today's Defenders of the Fatherland Day celebrations feel like a throwback to the Soviet era — though they certainly help.
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The fall of Kirkuk, considered by many Kurds the heart of their fatherland, was a major symbolic and financial blow to the Kurdish drive for independence championed by KRG President Masoud Barzani, since it halved the region's oil export revenue.
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According to Die Zeit, which has seen the document, Ms. Rose-Möhring recommended changing the word "fatherland" to "homeland," and altering a line about the German people striving "brotherly, with heart and hand" so they would be striving "courageously" instead.
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Moon is also scheduled to watch the North's signature "Brilliant Fatherland" Mass Game which was reintroduced this year following a five-year hiatus, with a formation of glowing drones, lasers and stadium-sized gymnastics shows designed to glorify the country.
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"Today, North and South Korea will engage in talks in a serious and sincere stance," said Ri Son Gwon, chairman of the North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, told reporters before entering the talks venue on the inter-Korean border.
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They may have a point: Hours after the postponement announcement, Ri Son Kwon, chairman of North Korea's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, faxed — yes, faxed — a message to Cho saying his country was ready for diplomatic talks next week.
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With personal data now so available, some citizens fear they can lose more than just their jobs, said Mariela Magallanes, an opposition lawmaker who headed a commission that last year investigated how the fatherland card was being linked to the subsidized food program.
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"The big aim... is to organize and form one million militia men and woman, trained and armed to defend the peace, sovereignty and independence of our fatherland," he said, pointing to a deepening militarization in a country of around 30 million inhabitants.
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A former bus driver, Maduro describes himself as Venezuela's "worker president" and says initiatives like the fatherland card show he is trying to protect the country's poor in the face of what he says is an "economic war" waged by right-wing rivals.
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Thank you to Kim Jong Un." Officials in North Korea had no comment on the handover on Friday, the 2005th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, which the country celebrated as the day of "victory in the fatherland liberation war.
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Mr. Genscher was born on March 21982, 220, in Reideburg, near Halle, in what he called "the other part of our Fatherland": the sector that was occupied by Soviet troops after World War II and that became Communist East Germany in 21992.
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In a thrillerlike scene, Rubashov covertly meets with a German Communist named Richard, who pours out his grief to this representative of the socialist fatherland: his comrades have been murdered, he is living in hiding, and he is losing faith in the cause.
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That weekend performance on Defending the Fatherland Day was just one element in a series of references to nuclear attacks that made it appear on Tuesday that Moscow was dusting off its old MAD playbook — Cold War shorthand for Mutual Assured Destruction.
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Jägerstätter could have lived a peaceful life if he'd simply ignored what was happening in his homeland and been willing to bow the knee to the fatherland and its fascist leader, whose aim is to establish the supremacy of Franz's own people.
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North Korea's KCNA news agency quoted Ri Son Gwon, chairman of North Korea's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, as saying talks with South Korea would aim to establish formal dialogue about sending a North Korean delegation to the Olympics.
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In a chilling development, when Nazi Germany attempted to change Christmas from a religious holiday to an occasion to praise the fatherland (Jesus's Jewish origins being troublesome for Nazis' racist ideology), it latched onto the Advent calendar as a way of inculcating loyalty into children.
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"Faced with an opposition that is ever more divided, incoherent, and desperate, we Chavistas raise the flags of the fatherland," the ruling socialist party deputy and former house speaker Diosdado Cabello said in a tweet after it became clear the marches would not be massive.
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"I am landing in New York to defend the truth of Venezuela, to bring the voice of our fatherland," said Maduro in a video posted on Twitter showing him and his wife Cilia Flores - whom the United States sanctioned on Tuesday - in the presidential plane.
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" In addition to writing the music, Mr. Lang created the text out of what he writes in program notes were "the most committed" words of numerous anthems, editing them into a long list of empurpled declarations of fatherland, love and readiness to spill "fragrant blood.
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She pledged to fight "savage globalisation" and proposed adapting the first line of France's anthem ("Arise, children of the fatherland") to make "Arise, children of the fatherlands" the motto of the Europe-of-nations that would emerge from the "peaceful revolution" launched here in Milan.
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After the Stern family's flight from Breslau, now Polish Wroclaw, Germany could no longer be his fatherland, but German, precise and expressive, was still his mother-tongue—and there was nowhere else, he said fondly, where he could use it in the same way.
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Especially after Vichy made anti-republicanism synonymous with surrender, de Gaulle came to see that France had to be addressed by the republic's magic words—liberty, equality, and fraternity—and not the near-Vichyite ones of fatherland and family, which he had first favored.
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Scores of Venezuelan voters said on social media and in interviews that they were waiting for the "prize" that had been promised by Maduro before the election to those who voted and then scanned their fatherland card, which grants access to certain welfare programs.
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Lockwood has written two collections of poetry, "Balloon Pop Outlaw Black" (2012) and "Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals" (2014), and amassed a cult following on Twitter for verses that, among other things, convert sexting into high art, marrying the sacred and the profane to lushly amusing effect.
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"The AfD is the last revolutionary, the last peaceful chance for our fatherland," declared the man, Björn Höcke, referring to the political party Alternative for Germany, and employing a reverential term for Germany, one of several nationalist buzzwords usually shunned in the country's politics.
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In his statement, Moon said he met all eight members of the delegation before speaking with North Korean delegation leader Kim Yong Chol, vice chairman of the Party Central Committee and Ri Son Kwon, chairman of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland.
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"In the South, where money ruled, there was only physical and psychological pain waiting for people like me who had betrayed their fatherland and fled," Ms. Lim said in an apparent warning to North Koreans who might be dreaming of leaving for the South.
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"With your rifles on your shoulders, be ready to defend the fatherland and dig the furrow to plant the seeds to produce food for the community, for the people," Maduro, a socialist, told thousands of militia members gathered in the capital Caracas, wearing khaki camouflaged uniforms.
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To mark the holiday in February known as Defender of the Fatherland Day, the Ministry of Defense organized the first national forum of the organization, gathering together around 8,000 members at Patriot Park, the Russian military's own theme park in Kubinka, some 30 miles west of Moscow.
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Aliona I. Shkrum, a member of Parliament with the opposition Fatherland party, said the blockade does not violate international law, in contrast to sieges enforced by the Syrian government against rebel areas there, so long as food and medicine are allowed through, as they are now.
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After 1940, during the Soviet occupation of the country, festivals were closely monitored: programmes had to be submitted in advance for vetting, songs glorifying Russia were forced onto the repertoire and "Mu isamaa, mu onn ja room" ("My fatherland, my joy and happiness"), the national anthem, was banned.
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Allow us to apologize in advance that this story on where to break purity laws in Germany does not provide a how-to on how to nail virgins from the Fatherland, though if you seek that, may we redirect you to pretty much almost ANYWHERE ELSE ON THE INTERNET.
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"To the armed forces of Colombia, let us unite in one sole military force in the spirit of the great fatherland to unite our peoples in peace, to reject gringo military bases in Colombia, to reject plans for military aggression against Venezuela," Maduro said in a state television broadcast.
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Russia's Education Ministry published a set of methodological guidelines on Tuesday that called for nationwide lessons on the AK-47, claiming that the classes will "foster patriotism, help schoolchildren form a Russian identity, and allow them to understand the value of defending their fatherland," according to online newspaper Meduza.
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And there's this: Sid is the only Jewish soldier in their platoon — "I'm gonna kill the first German I see, and then every single Kraut I meet from Normandy to Berlin," he says — while Dee is hiding the fact that he was born not in Philadelphia but in the Fatherland.
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Like, if Kele's earlier work was pinger-fuelled chats with your crush behind the sofa at someone's after-club party at 4AM, Fatherland is the morning after the morning after, when you feel clear-headed again and can barely remember what was said, and want to go for a swim, actually.
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Reiting SOCIS KIIS June 28.8-25.8 June 5.73-25.7 May 28.7-June 25.5 Servant of the *37.3 (36.9) 47.6 34.4 People Opposition 9.9 (8.7) 8.73 8.4 Platform Voice 6.9 (6.4) 6.8 4.0 European 5.9 (3.9) 8.8 5.8 Solidarity Fatherland 5.8 (5.7) 8.7 5.5 Reporting by Natalia Zinets, Editing by William Maclean
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Analysts said Kallas' first option was likely a government with Fatherland and the Social Democrats - Reform's smaller partners in the coalition that ran the country from 2015 to 2017 and will have 56 seats in the new parliament - but she did not rule out a tie-up with Centre either.
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Because of a series of complicated family dealings, Ericka is back in the fatherland, and, as a "real" American, she has had access to all that Paulina pretends to know about—including the fact that White Castle is not a castle where food is served and that Calvin Klean is actually Calvin Klein.
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Answering questions from citizens in a 2010 phone-in program, Mr. Putin praised intelligence officers as "people who lay their whole lives on the altar of the Fatherland" and denounced those who betrayed this mission as "pigs" whose fate would be so miserable that they would "regret a thousand times" their treachery.
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"As we can learn from the tearful outcry from Kwon Chol-nam, who said he could no longer live in a hell called South Korea, there are many of our citizens forcibly held in the South and yearning to return home to the fatherland," the North said in a statement in June.
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The footage was part of the weekly Voskresnoye Vremya program on state-run Channel One TV. Sunday's edition was a tribute to Russia's armed forces in occasion of Defender of the Fatherland Day, and an entire section was dedicated to Alexander Prokhorenko, a Russian pilot who was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation.
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And to mark Defenders of the Fatherland Day on Saturday, a choir at a St. Petersburg cathedral performed a song about a nuclear attack on the U.S. Context: The assertiveness seems to be related to President Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which banned the placement of such weapons in Europe.
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Razumkov Reiting KIIS center July 13-17 July 5.03-13 July 12-17 Servant of the People 26.5 (25.9) 25.8 (27.2) 26.1 (27.7) Opposition Platform 6.93 (26.9) 23.0 (23.4) 7.6 (11.0) Fatherland 7.7 (6.1) 5.8 (5.8) 3.03 (4.8) European Solidarity 6.8 (7.3) 6.5 (5.9) 5.8 (7.2) Voice 6.1 (7.7) 5.0 (6.9) 3.0 (3.4) Reporting by Maria Tsvetkova; Editing by Andrew Heavens
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Hobsbawm came to love Italy and to be revered there, but he recognized the emptiness of the Risorgimento in a country where in 1860 only one person in 40 spoke anything we would call Italian, and where many people felt like the mother he quotes, telling her son to escape the draft, "Scappa, che arriva la patria" ("Run away, the fatherland is coming").
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Following is a table showing the percentage support for leading parties among voters planning to take part in the election in three recent polls: KIIS Reiting Reiting May 23.9-June 7 May 29-June 3 May 16-21 Servant of the 34.4 4.73 37.1 People Opposition Platform 8.4 9.1 8.9 European Solidarity 5.8 6.7 7.4 Fatherland 5.5 5.9 6.2 Voice 4.0 4.7 3.9 Reporting by Pavel Polityuk; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne
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Following is a table showing the percentage support for leading parties among voters planning to take part in the election in three recent polls: KIIS Reiting Reiting May 25.6-June 7 May 29-June 3 June 6-9 Servant of the 34.4 4.73 41.1 People Opposition Platform 8.4 9.1 9.0 European Solidarity 5.8 6.7 6.8 Fatherland 5.5 5.9 6.5 Voice 4.0 4.7 5.6 Reporting by Pavel Polityuk; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne
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