but 1st another story from here in germany about music you know nazi music because it turns out the far right music industry here is growing and concert organizers have all kinds of tricks for getting around germany's strict laws on hate speech but you can get public funding for their events by registering as political demonstrations there's a new documentary just out on german television about the neo nazi roxy and we've got this short look at it. the quiet town of tame out in eastern germany is home to just around 3000 people but 2 years ago tame became notorious as the location of one of the biggest nazi gathering since germany lost world war 2 a far right music festival with 6000 visitors. waiting for some of us looking into these nazi rocker band sort of sort of who's who of organized neo nazi groups will he who identify with this ideology come together from all over germany

. i'm sorry i didn't is a journalist who's been reporting on the far right music scene for years his research shows that neo nazi ism is not just about hate it's also big business escapes it's about commerce ideology and propaganda that's what's at the core of all this out and says neo nazi networks have grown and become more organized last year alone germany's domestic security agency confirmed $320.00 meo nazi concert. the nazi salute is a criminal offense in germany but that doesn't stop everyone to cook the festivals are also stocked with merchandise shirts and hoodies with clear messages. national socialism mugs and of course cd there are $32.00 german labels that distribute only neo nazi me. it's like pulling in millions of euros on the traditional kind of bank

beleaguer of course we haven't seen their bank statements so we can't calculate exactly how much they have a life but if you do the basic math you can figure almost a 1000000 euros in sales last year in the german state of the ranger alone that's quite a pretty penny and some of that money goes to the organizers and these are tough business people who aren't just in it for fun game and we also believe some of the money is used to buy weapons still on a pretty small scale but it's an indication that there are also terrorist structures within the neo nazi scene. sees a clear need for government action. when lawmakers talk about bans against the far right they have to see how they can get at the producers of this music the businesses the bands the labels the distributors that's an approach that would really damage neo nazis they have to be reined in that's what i'd like to see.

now 30 years ago the part of germany we just saw was still locked behind the iron curtain but then suddenly everything changed this week and next we're counting down the days until the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and we're meeting artists who were there including the photographer klaus file bush who took this picture behind me as a young man trapped in the former east germany he hoped someday to see the world and then he got his chance to know here it was right here on what was the most thrilling night of my life in the mind of. god. from what november on november 9th 1809 i was standing here and we were overjoyed people would bang on cars cheering and dancing in the street we didn't know is this real or all we dream.

for 41 years germany was a divided country from 1961 until 989 a while even split berlin into the western part belong to democratic west germany the eastern part to communist east germany and it guarded its borders selous like anyone who tried to escape was arrested or shot that meant east germans freedom of movement was severely restricted and largely limited to other eastern bloc countries so after the wall fell close to a fire bush travelled the world and made his hobby his profession the train physicist became a photographer and published books of his photos. doesn't this year my as i was saying then i never believed i'd see all of that but i was convinced that something would happen at some point and i always said they can't penicillin forever that it.

was from my niece germany from my childhood onwards it was self evident as there was a wall and that band wherever you went south east west or even to the coast at some point you could go no further the idea of leaving and going to the west was not an unusual one for east germans but doing so had serious consequences. at this point i would have thought that my mother wouldn't be able to visit me regularly was so painful that i didn't perceive the idea further and help but didn't find which my thoughts were for for even after the berlin wall fell it became his main subject help us work them all out i tried to photograph the wall in its original state that the window of opportunity was quite limited only around 14 days at 1st people kept yelling at me you can't photograph here 2 weeks later they were hacking huge holes in the wall. today very few traces of the wall still remain. a

one. it was just on the shingly there's nothing left standing here pieces of wall that still exist here were found somewhere else and put up by the owners and that's a shame if i may not know what shape not only his life but an entire country versus once overcome as well and to live as it little will disappear overnight and in less than a year east germany would be gone completely street took its course it happened and we can live quite well with that but it was a gamble of asserting their figures. enough to fit their perfect but naturally i'm a big advocate for freedom freedom of movement and being a free person and feeling free in the south something i wish for people at home all over the world. freedom of movement that could be the name of a dance by move the males and keep the french choreographers work best take out is what you might expect if you put hip hop dancers on a spaceship liberated from the constrictions of gravity for males to keep himself

dance has always been about freedom as the son of algerian immigrants effaced racism growing up in a tough neighborhood but then he danced his way to the top. that also does this to man so much mentally physically the preparation we want to love we want to be loved we want to seduce with we want perfection we want to be beautiful and strong full of it. no hard mizuki expects all that and more from his company the hip hop dancer is one of france's most in demand choreographers every work he creates is a clash of styles and disciplines. musicals current piece is titled vertical it's a subversive gravity itself this dancers find through the. it

wasn't always clear where mozart mizuki would end up born in 1973 and someplace to a working class suburb of the city of leo he was one of 7 children their father worked in a car factory for 10 years now he served as the head of france's national choreography center on the outskirts of paris his own trip of dancers as named company kish after the german word for. the group tours the world as a piece pieces have been performed in 60 countries and this one veteran has already been to russia.

to. be heard the company brings together performers with different dance backgrounds but the basis of music is works remains have popped. it all started here almost 30 years ago right by the early all opera house where young people stoned to death. blow out. called the streets a bit like a fairy tale here we are in this incredible studio on the top floor with a view of all of leon 30 years ago it was down in the street and i couldn't come in here that there were choices but it was a football pitch. down save move that mizuki from the hard realities of the family

. the staircases of his apartment block were his 1st rehearsal space but he dreamed of bigger and better. back up by the sick a few who said my company is called k. fake meaning k. why because that's the feeling i had when i did my finish just the feeling of being close deans about it all i carry that with me for a long time at the beginning when i was younger to play the dances helped me to take flight and leave that a cage life and i don't see my day upon set of yes of t. of the like i next thing they'll probably be skydiving now it's finally how or when and in the us where the holiday is biggest

that means time for carve pumpkins haunted houses and enough candy to write your teeth out. but here on arts and culture we're more interested in the costumes the fashion. and it doesn't just have to be for humans. creepy costumes for man's best friend this year on halloween dock fashion knows no limits there are also something was personalities on the streets like riana or swedish teenager environmental activist gratitude. and also a trend this season like the costumes. it's great to take your dog out at night and they're lit up where everyone's going to be looking out i mean you can find your dog to. be a big us pet costume industry is worth $430000000.00 euros a year. and this year it's expanding its clientele to setting its sights on

guinea pigs. and. how do those guinea pigs figure out what to wear for burning more stories and news from the world of arts and culture check out our website at d w dot com slash culture thanks for watching.

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