things improve that globalization takes place in a humane way and closer to home germany's president frank meyer says the country is torn and under threat from a new aggressive form of nationalism he says new walls are being built this time in people's minds in milan behind these walls deep mistrust is going against our democracy and its representatives the so-called establishment which includes everyone who wants to be part of everyone except the self-proclaimed fighters against the establishment. of. a reference to the right wing populist the who with their anti refugee rhetoric have barreled into the bin to stack steinmeier is for an immigration law that allows opportunities but knows its limitations. as minors it does appear on in my view this means not simply wishing away the migration but apart from asylum and europe wide efforts it means defining a system of legal access to germany which regulates and controls migration according to our requirements. when story or. celebrations began with a church service which focused on multiculturalism and germany's migration history . i believe. i'm o

german president frank walter show. meyer is in moscow on his first official visit to russia he met with a lot of where putin earlier in the day both agreed that there is room for improvement when it comes to relations between germany and russia. despite the existing political difficulties relations between russia and germany have not come to a standstill and we are still ready to work together on the further development of even under the various political sanctions and the subsequent decrease and by were true trade germany still remains one of the leading economic partners and investors in russia should be a common goal to confront the great differences of the past years you know whole new man to make an effort together to restore at least the minimum of trust between us. well in germany itself a newly elected parliament gathered for the first time yesterday the right leaning alternative for germany party in malaysia to make it to the bendish tag but not everyone was happy with that under spoke to f t m p one zero here in th

probably know rex meyers and susan richards, and i have to thank them although they're not here because they spruced me to jeremy about ten years ago, and jeremy introduced me to frank kristen son, so big thanks to frank and jeremy for having me here. it's really a pleasure. i'm not going to talk that much, to be honest, about an any oakley's take on things. i'm going to actually try to talk a little bit more about how the people who surrounded her may have understood or read her performance within the cultural context of their time. and in so doing i want to try to provide some context for some additional context for this sort of apparent fascination with girlishness that seemed to have been part of female performance in the wild west arena. so in some ways with oakley there is kind of this proliferation of images of her. we do have some writings from her. she gave quite a few newspaper interviews. but the actual image of her in some ways has kind of floated free from the historical oakley to represent a wide variety of things. so in children's books she's often upheld as a kind of model of a talented girl who pursued her dreams. in the film with barbara stan wick