but we begin in poland where the government is increasingly putting pressure on museums that deal with polish history everything considered on patry all take everything on heroic is swept under the carpet the governing law and justice party don't want to hear about polish anti semites and nazi collaborators and those who don't agree with this policy get sacked and that happens of the director of the wall so museum for the history of polish jews the exhibition about the year nine hundred sixty eight spot a new low in relations part of it showed an anti semitic campaign in what was then soviet controlled poland it triggered student protests and forced some thirteen thousand polish jews to flee into exile. in the exhibition with the unusual total strangers in their home i was applied the nine hundred sixty eight it was a polish purge that took place against jews but back then poles weren't in charge

of their own country. so that poland's governing law and justice or peace plan is king to downplay the country's anti semitic past it wants poland's history told in a more patriotic way it specially regarding the second world war the culture minister is planning a new museum about the warsaw ghetto and has exhibited control over the project from the start. this is a state museum founded by the polish government. as part of our current history policy even if i personally don't like this term but when it comes to the history policy something has to improve. there is no doubt the germans were the perpetrators of the holocaust bad critics fear the new ghetto museum who misrepresent history. that's why it's the government's narrative on the holocaust is clear. they want to glorify the righteous helpers of jews in poland good of that but at the cost of historical

facts you know some of just we cannot only speak out about the righteous and forget the true historical context context to do so is a lie. because quantz. the governments historical policy has extended to other museums like the prestigious good ounce world war two museum its main focus was the atrocities committed by the germans but it also showed anti semitic crimes committed by poles and nazi collaborators the director was fired and a new one appointed. by the minister of culture and his political chiefs who were the opinion that the museum did not present the correct narrative when it comes to the second world war it showed too little polish heroism and to the polish suffering. poland the warsaw museum for the history of polish jews is also currently looking for a new director the culture minister has

a say in who will get the job and he's looking for someone who wants to improve on as he calls it historical policy. that's going to be one to watch now i'm joined by a drink hannity a man with the packable musical tastes because he told me so and a very interesting great musician back in the limelight that's why we talk about name cherry pie ring feminist singing and musical maverick who had a string of hits beginning in one thousand nine hundred eight with buffalo stones she then disappeared for twenty years from the mid ninety's and she's an artist says always dance to our own in a choosing and has gone a way within the music industry music runs in the family is not father the famous trumpeter don cherry don cherry is actually her stepfather but her real father was also a musician a drummer from sierra leone of course single eagle eye cherry is ha ha father and three other half siblings are also musicians so music does definitely run in the

family it flows in the family and she's on tour this year that's why she's just been in germany on top in support of the new album broken politics ok we'll talk some more in just a second but let's have a listen to some of broken politics. nina charinus once again created a landmark album musically it encompasses various styles and genres bob as ever hendrix of political feminist and personal they actually require that the creative thing is always or will finally start working i'm always kind of fat battling with myself or wondering if i have a side or what it is or if i can. get to it. this song kong for example is influenced by her experiences of working in a refugee camp in palestine. in.

after her third album she took a creative break of almost twenty years to concentrate on her family in twenty fourteen she returned with a blank project. blank project was current quite an anxious record you know it was quite intense record and i feel like broken politics is like the antidote you know it's like that it's like you know and it also feels quite organic in a way this wreckage of the last record was very electronically driven you know this one is also electronic it's all loops. more or less but i think the feeling of it is more. yeah like at peace with itself. but nina cherry is still not at peace with the broken political world she's chilled on

stage that remains you know fighting and. that's the. name of sherry that could have a back injury and that's really a very important voice ments the popular very influential female recording artist it's difficult to believe but it's actually thirty years debut album like so she thought of course featured the world wide hit buffalo stance. image. tough love with the bomber jacket make a style icon she one of the brits she was nominated for a grammy but trying to be missed out many believing one that they were like saying gulf that sinking scandal my two albums in the ninety's this is woman from man well it's gone actually now but she also went on to recode seven seconds which is coming up in just. about seven

seconds and that one of course should senator leahy's sing you sue. is it coming up no it's not going to come up are a lot of thought so why are we should have heard it but never mind i thought i was one of the great songs actually she did. also in the new album i believe some sort of jazz a tribute to. start for all stepfather but before that story nothing for twenty years almost but now the new album i think what do you think of it i mean big fan of course we have a one track from the new album there's a second video just being released for national skin deep it was shorts in roots perhaps a statement about social media and excessive mobile phone use going on here the album was recorded in the woods. dock in new york state and just by electronic music for the tents it's don't support and has very nice jazz breaks in it

yeah i was i was thinking i heard some of that and maybe a tribute to stay. in threads for stuff that's what i thought to have by the way the musical dynasty goes on because the daughter of nina cherry mabel cherry who records on the label maple has just been nominated for best breakthrough act at the brits wow so now cherry on the pop cake the cherry on the. prickly if it is that age or kelly thanks very much. it said that travel broadens the mind and reading certainly does princess almost had tia from guyana has combined the two in a big way she's a writer and visited some libraries in neighboring countries she likes it so much she's decided to vote how to live to exploring all the world's cultures yes travelling on a tight budget she wants to become the first african to travel to every country in

the world two hundred of them we met up with hi lynn. my lady prince says oh more. also known as the globe trotting princess i am visiting every country in the world and to date i've been to eighty countries in the world. when i started travelling i always wanted to see how. different countries look and of course because i'm a writer as well i'm very passionate about where books i can. say yes but. let's get. right to the boy and that's what i do so once i'm in the library i feel at home i feel you know i'm with myself yeah i've got this i can wait to put

it on my fridge. welcome to my fifty across. our house about four million people. to me. as they say probably is the only thing that you buy that makes you rich the first country i embarked on a road trip from accra casablanca. after my first trip eleven years ago i i learned so much from being on the road and i just got a hunger for wanting to see more of bins and learning more uni. and then returning here. once i'm home i'm enjoying i'm having a great time with my family i'm working hard but once i'm you know on the road as well a mile that's where when joy for me we come from the sponsor of the world you don't

have the little woman doing what she's doing with an amazing amount of me to launch on that's really come out of britain not the best. thing about traveling the is learning from other people and then from alphas i'm seeing different things and having different experiences and also definitely your ignorance gets a shock that kind of course i love it in different foods in all the countries that i visit. the image i had about german food is that it's not spicy but i had no idea there was a call for coffee a loaf of eight. for my next set of countries will be. i'm thinking of this in brazil or argentina on one libya i haven't been to south america gets on quite excited to the box and. well that's all for today but if you want to see any of the show again or you missed the beginning you'll find it on our website at g.w.

dot com slash culture until we do a new one to borrow and in fact you'll find all sorts of things about culture from around the world that and that's all we got time for today my thanks to the crew here in berlin and thank you for watching we'll see you bit again very soon from the.

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