or if they're waiting for us on the train platform in leipzig? it's a horrible feeling.nly later do you ask yourself, what am i doing here? >> kasek refuses to be intimidated. in the evening, the two demonstrations in dresden cross paths. it's now or never, thinks kasek. he intentionally confronts the pegida marchers. >>[chanting] >> you can't stop it alone. especially after what's happened in america. we don't want to wake up one day and realize this is not the society we want to live in. we need to defend our standpoint with confidence. >> jurgen kasek is determined to make things difficult for the populists in dresden and throughout germany. >> right-wing populists feel strengthened by trump's victory, but for most europeans the president elect triggers feelings of skepticism, misunderstanding and fear. trump has attacked much of what the european union stands for , including free trade and the fight against man made climate change. officials in brussels, the administrative seat of the e.u. -- help that the european union will now be seen as a bastion of western liber

went to leipzig and found an incredible scene there. >> in east germany, you see a series of demonstrationson becomes, are these demonstrations going to be repressed and wiped out? what is gorbachev going to do? >> this was the show of mikhail gorbachev's show and tell day. guest of east german leader eric honn eker had a military parade through the heart of east berlin preached reform and offered a gorbachev proverb. those being late, he said, will be punished by life itself. >> gorbachev felt he could put a happy face on socialism, that he could modify it. but the freedom genie got out of the bottle and couldn't get it back in. >> the time has run out for honecker. ed the leader of east germany retined today. the official reason given was poor health. >> the people have their government on the run. today, in the bid to convince people that he's serious about reform, the east german leader, who has had the job for less than a month, managed to convince all of the members of the government he inherited they should resign. the question is this, what next? >> the pressure on the east german g

a year at leipzig did a studyhere he of the chemical properties of something called uranium. rejected a career in science and entered the civil service. a string of appointments followed. at the colonial office, national insurance commission, the board of inland revenue. everywhere he went, his work ethic and organizational prowess one him golden opinions. in 1920, he took up a new appointment. he was about 38. he became joint permanent secretary for ireland. he was based in dublin castle. he was shortly on an assassination a list. england andck to became the permanent secretary at the home office. for a civil job servant. from 1932 to 1942, anderson theed a reputation as greatest administrator of his age, perhaps of any age. his home office staff to get to give him in the name, jehovah. the all wise. shift2, in a dramatic location, he headed east to become governor of bengal. another perilous assignment. anderson risked his life continually with the utmost composure and carrying out his duties and narrowly missed assassination twice. 1937, he is back in england and begins a

his secretariy subjects were ge science and mathematics and a postgraduate year at leipzig university where, and the relevance of this will become apparent shortly, he did a study of the chemical properties of something called uranium. in 1905, however, he rejected a career in science and, instead, he entered the civil service. a string of appointments followed. at the colonial office, the national insurance commission, the board of land revenue to name but a few. everywhere he went, anderson's work ethic and organizational prowess won him golden opinions. in 1920, he took up a new and dangerous appointment. about 38 at that stage. he became joint permanent secretary for ireland. based in dublin castle within a short pace of time on the sinn fein assassination hit list. two years later, he is back in england and becomes permanent under secretary in the home office. it's the top civil servant in the home office. it's a plum job for a civil servant. over the next decade, anderson forged, and i'm quoting now the oxford dictionary of national biography. he forged a reputation as the great

his secretariy subjects were ge science and mathematics and a postgraduate year at leipzig university where, and the relevance of this will become apparent shortly, he did a study of the chemical properties of something called uranium. in 1905, however, he rejected a career in science and, instead, he entered the civil service. a string of appointments followed. at the colonial office, the national insurance commission, the board of land revenue to name but a few. everywhere he went, anderson's work ethic and organizational prowess won him golden opinions. in 1920, he took up a new and dangerous appointment. about 38 at that stage. he became joint permanent secretary for ireland. based in dublin castle within a short pace of time on the sinn fein assassination hit list. two years later, he is back in england and becomes permanent under secretary in the home office. it's the top civil servant in the home office. it's a plum job for a civil servant. over the next decade, anderson forged, and i'm quoting now the oxford dictionary of national biography. he forged a reputation as the great