tv Arts and Culture Deutsche Welle January 24, 2020 7:45am-8:01am CET
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the german president frank bot has steinmeyer joined other world leaders in jerusalem to remember the victims of the holocaust on thursday there are also many other events marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps in 1945. the last surviving jews in europe backed them with a hung gary and jews as germany only occupied the country in 190414 year old shiny air and bites was deported to auschwitz but kept a diary that story is now revealed in berlin's german historical museum. kept a diary to herself the 1st 75 years now it's going on show for the 1st time she was just 14 when she started to write it on the day the germans occupied hungary march 9944 in her diary she recorded soberly we are lost hungary and jews knew what awaited them in the extermination camps this is
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a negotiated this is a story of what happens around to the people. what happens in her village to have family and who is deported to is not so they can this is the story of life closing in of the space in which they move getting narrower the conditions getting harder and of the fear growing. this unique document of fear and of everyday life is now on display at the german historical museum in berlin. aaron vance handwritten diary captures you know all life in the ghetto deportation the horrors of auschwitz it's now the subject of a documentary film alan i am come. back a pot. and yet says. the man of mom to.
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kristin mapped. into a small. thank you for. this new. chinese diary ends in auschwitz she describes the 1st hours then falls into silence but she hung on to her notes. china is now 90 years old she has traveled from jerusalem for the opening of the exhibition she speaking german the language of the perpetrators for the 1st time in many decades. the. whole family were 12 children my mother my father 2 grandmother and grandfather none of them came
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back. to. china the error involved lost her entire family in the gas chambers she alone survived as a forced labor slave in an arms factory she saved her diary at great risk to her life the president of the german praises her immense courage. to keep a diary when life is about naked survival and under the constant danger of death where did you as a 14 year old girl get the strength and courage to do this as one of the do among the do and. in 1949 china air involved began a new life in israel she kept a diary with her. mention fag east. and. amazing woman page of them is
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a rather unassuming forester who manages a bitch ward in germany in 2015 he published a book called the hidden life of trees what they feel how they communicate it originally had a modest print run of $2500.00 books made while it's become an international bestseller and now there's a documentary film featuring the man himself 'd 'd. this is a sensational. life of trees has been translated into. now . the big screen. to get back to our roots one with nature is not unique to germany. some of the german relationship to the forest is not so special whichever country you look at iceland is. countries without a lot of forest but even here they have
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a strong connection to trees it's human and that's great because it shows we are naturally close to nature it's genetic. audiences are gripped by scenes showing reproduction in the pine forest the movie presents the forest as an emotional experience. this is the point that explains the book's success peter describes trees in a way that allows us to identify with them trees have children that they look. this is an idea that everyone can relate. undressed in the air a nightmare for those with allergies but actually part of a giant acts of love. trees communicate with each other some every 2nd here how they synchronize
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remains a mystery. trees have memories and characters 3. levens hometown when winter comes they have to decide continue soaking up the sun or not take the risk of being damaged by frost. and try to dust you don't it by boys really is the 3 trees make different decisions 2 of the oats are a bit more courageous the 3rd is a little cowardly or in positive terms more sensible trey's with human traits some say this is going too far the timber trite say bull they've been relies too much on feelings and not enough on facts. the cons of a course the forester's think it's terrible it's just as if i talked about intensive livestock farming instead pigs have feelings and feel pain when they're castrated the forester's are just as annoyed when i say the forest is
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a social network because this is disturbing timber production. so. the labor is now using his celebrity to campaign for the preservation of endangered forests around the world he's advanced from simple forest to an international media . humans since $982.00 sounds like a logical research group but it is actually the artist's. song . their name is made up of the year they were both born and the fact they didn't bother typically artistic title the jew i would like to explore how our world works bringing technology and design together in an often humorous why. what is the essence of a waterfall can motion be captured like an object by continuously repeating it.
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that's the question posed by collection of motion it was created by stockholm based artist pair emmanuel soon and bastion be sure. for some been our collection of motion pieces we basically share was something ephemeral as an object and try also to point to towards this. almost ridiculous attempt to. make something that is. not static but try to collect it. the ephemeral is also a theme of their series titled a 1000000 times that features analog clocks displaying the time in digital form. the 2 artists call themselves humans since 1902 they spent years in close collaboration with an international team of designers engineers and programmers to
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turn their animations into real objects their biggest installation the kinetic sculpture of 504 clocks bangs in singapore's changi airport. where setting the clock hands free from their. role of being official. measurement and make them into the dancer. and i can also relate to that to my self a little bit like you know this is this stress of constantly like optimizing your live or. always try. to become something instead of just being and this is like also internal struggle and i think it kind of reflects into our work as well 'd. time surveillance in modern technologies have preoccupied emanuel sin and bischof again and again since they founded their studio in 2009 'd. we're working in
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a moment on projects where we draw lines of fragments of drones which we cast in like material similar to what he would find. in nature like because the insect. contained in the book and idea behind it is we would like to show that all the technology to leave strays us and when to take note she leaves our lives that will be something that remains and we showed a poor dick when. chaos and order changed and permanent humans since 1900 to bring attention to these concepts nothing is forever except time itself its days even if it keeps passing. now it's just been announced that the ants found zimmerman's music prize one of the most important in
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the classical music field indeed it's sometimes called the nobel prize for music has been awarded this year to the german viola player. she joins an illustrious list of prize winners but include benjamin britten yehuda menu in hell but for the prize giving ceremony will be a may but we'll have a portrait of the man on arts and culture tomorrow and that's just about it for this edition but i leave you with pictures from paris of john paul good years very last fashion show the fabulous all voluntary blood of high fashion is bearing out. after a career that started 50 years ago a comic designer will be sadly missed and the world of fashion is losing its most colorful and most humorous designs until next time babar. ahmad.
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strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. can germany succeed where others have failed in brokering a political solution to the long running conflict in libya chancellor merkel says last sunday's conference here in berlin was a 1st step to speech have a chance find out onto the floor. to the point of $30000000.00 pretty skeptical. do you know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time old boy says part. of the 77 percent to talk about the issues. this is where it comes.
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is t w news coming to you live from berlin china expands its lockdown amid a deadly viral outbreak at least 9 cities are now shut down and blue. new year events canceled in a bid to stop the new virus from spreading. health officials for the 1st outside. the city of. the 75th anniversary of the liberal.
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