ago faced financial ruin but then help came from an unexpected quarter eagle matley its from the jewish community the intended target of the attack and others called on people to buy vouchers for 1000 combat and the jewish student union collected another 30000 euros they are there to support fellow members of how a society will take kids to your fans to the solidarity the neighborhood kabob shop will stay on as a place where we can pick up something to eat. anything else would only serve the aims of the attacker unversed person doesn't deserve any justice for you guys describe without his i guess the cement tech in his been gaining confidence again for himself and the fight against hatred. that we all stick together more. as immigrants and journalists. no matter what our nationality or faith. only a few 100 meters away hell

a synagogue has been under constant police guard since the attack matchett says now the house of worship is well protected but is a jew in germany he no longer feels quite a safe so he would like to see that as many people as possible become aware that this danger is real not just because of october the 9th 29000 and hala but also because of many other horrifying events the majority of society has to be aware that minorities don't feel safe in germany and which bore us to be don't yes those who feel threatened plan to take action for themselves jews like matt fitz and muslim immigrants like izmit tekken. the attacker nearly destroyed his livelihood but now at the age of $36.00 he's setting out to remodel his bistro set up tables in the rear room and make it an interesting place to eat once again. and.

will offer different meal combinations every day. so people can get another perspective. a coma many of us to miss have already gained another perspective on this life the people have had a showing solidarity with the be strong. we were going as much as 20 sweet in the long run that's not good for your waistline but we still try to come here as often as possible and it's matecumbe knows he can continue to count on the help of. the jewish community every. gesture of defiance against hatred and violence and for solidarity. for years the hunger and prime minister viktor orban has been criticized by the e.u. for dismantling his country's independent judiciary and for stifling press freedom

in his quest for taking even more control or ben is now giving his country's capital budapest a make over a number of ministries are being moved to the popular castle district that has led to protests from historians architects and residents. budapest's castle district is undergoing major building work soon hungary's ministries are to be relocated to the palaces built according to historical models prime minister organ wants council district to become hungary's new power center he's already moved his official residence here the district mayor martin a sally is appalled the opposition politician is forced to look on as the government expropriate slammed by the city. as not your this sends a dangerous social message that you and that like management i don't want us reverting back to how things were in 1944 including architecturally this was an

arbitrary dictatorial decision by the government that runs counter to society's interests. a very. many share her concerns residents like tom nash bagnall hardly recognise the city anymore. alone or what brings you here i wanted to see the new buildings around the castle. i fear there is nothing we can do to stop this. madness has lived here for 26 years he's worried that he and his neighbors will soon no longer be able to live in a council district tomasz says the government's plans come at a high cost to hungry in more ways than one. of course 1st they said it would cost $75000000.00 euro or would now they've spent $155000000.00 if any of it because if we aren't even halfway finished and. hungary's parliament building is located on the other side of the danube river

today that square looks exactly the same as it did in march 944 replete once again with statues and monuments from the era of shorty who served this region through most of world war 2 organs government even reinstall the monument of national martyrs which was removed after world war 2. historian christian valley reviews archive material of its original unveiling. and footage from 2019 when the reconstructed monument was in or grated to fieri rhetorical by parliamentary speaker last look at their. more not serious than october they were aware branded until european it was and a phobic of islamophobia and homophobic just for cherishing our traditions. as the rhythm at what it was like the russian jocko yet at the mag under you can only win

this fight for enemies understand that their foreign money gutlessness and treasonous ways will never really hungry again of course i was short of the number of cigarettes that i was in the whole trip on all songs that. they are equating the current political opposition to a band of terrorists and traitors. to the more you realize it but it's puzzling because such parties are governing all over europe today for you my picture got the spot at the office why should hungry be a member of the european union if its government advocates values at odds with the woman as the unit represents some of it here but. the historian cannot understand or been. to the 1940 s. . he says nicholas shawty oversaw a dark chapter in the country's history. as

a quorum under its of thousands were deported from hungary and sent to the jets 944 was about that happy if. he agrees he meets with his neighbor janish martin i heard you're moving why. these days you just don't know what's going to happen the country is being fleeced you know my wife is jewish his back then the jews had no why they were born in trains they would have refused my wife does not want to see anything like that happen ever again. janish marty has decided to leave budapest and possibly hungry altogether just like hundreds of thousands in gary and citizens who could no longer bear to watch their country's political transformation in recent games. we now take you to the scottish highlands to the small town of dull we need to be precise the

vast green landscape is a great title way for animals and people alike for example is home to a large population of red deer and it's also sophie gold office of sorts she's a hunter a profession that encompasses so much more than one might think and it's a job that hasn't been affected by the cold 1900 mc. so if you don't need to work from home the workplace is isolated and well. it's in the heart of the scottish highlands. the foot of ben out or. a deer hunter you know the basics they go on the deer and day and not but i truly know it's working with everything from the tiniest blade of grass right up to the clouds in the sky for job also involves feeding the ponies in summer they help to bring deer carcasses down the mountain. to winter they need to move to eat in the highlands can offer

them. some feel good thinks that becoming a hunter was the best decision of your life. it makes you appreciate scotland even more there's always that sense of community in the cheeky ness that you get from squash people and i praise myself for not we have our own moscow humor. so if he works on a private estate near done with me in the highlands who work involves reforesting and restoring people she sees herself as a painter environmentalist hunting is also about protecting the environment in winter only females are cold. there's definitely a few older heins a few older ladies that i would have preferred to take out there was a lot more condition over the winter than our younger hind would so being proactive with thought and shit in them before they get to that stage scotland is home to europe's largest red deer population. left unchecked the animals would destroy

scotland's vegetation and succumb to diseases. but today the do you are simply too far away to get a clear shot. they managed to just get out but are when they're a little bit of a fright but they know there's no threat so if we start walking towards them they would be hopping away these animals weird so lucky. to. be shy later that evening it's time to feed the animals getting their attention it's a bluff the hair does load as usual by sophie's favorite star comma shape i knew in 10 years the things i'm doing in the job will affect everything from on the state to the whiter of scotland and not some object thing and that's i suppose it's a bit of a legacy. so while her workplace may seem isolated some feel was just to put

her job. it surely is a great place to work well that's all we have time for today do join us again next week for more stories and reports from europe and in the meantime you can reach us via email or on twitter my name is liz show take care and goodbye.

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