and they refused to drop anybody on the south bank of the river rhine. which actually would have been much closer to the bridge, and they said that was impossible territory. i don't think most people today would agree with that. >> i mean, i know that there were concerns about the flak defenses, but 8 miles, that's extraordinary to think about dropping -- >> well, you lose all -- and this, of course, was exactly what went wrong when it came to the afternoon of the 17th of september. >> another figure who's very prominent in your book and who was very badly treated during and after the operation was the pole. i wonder if you could talk about him. >> absolutely. well, the general right from the beginning had, even on operation comet -- the predecessor to market garden -- had warned this was completely underestimating the germans, this british and american assumption that they were in a state of collapse. he knew by his own experience, and he was a very experienced soldier and a very intelligent one, but he was not a very diplomatic one, it has to be said.

to reinforce the british besieged without even adequate boats to cross the rhine. and they'd never done live crossings -- river crossings or anything like that. and then horace, the commander of 30 corps, browning and worst of all montgomery then tried to blame the pole. basically trying to say that his total lack of enthusiasm for the whole operation and all the rest of it almost implied cowardice. now, this was outrageous. i'm afraid those british generals were more concerned with preserving their own reputation. and the idea that the general had made these serious charges against the whole planning process and then had been proved right afterwards was, i think, something too much for them to swallow, and that's why he was treated so abominably. montgomery even said i didn't want to have the poles under my command, and things like that. and the general then -- and the polish military authorities were then forced, basically, to sack him. which, as i say, was outrageous. anyway, my polish publishers -- i'm going there in january to launch the polish edition -- they

whether we were going to ananias and north rhine-westphalia. we. the social democrats and the greens back into the opposition were. were were you the evil white man i'm fina friend. that was as you see do you all of us together i'm sure is that we have the strength into a new term in trying to ram to win elections if you join forces and fight gather five thousand like we did in my two thousand and five days because time in north rhine-westphalia wasn't. the end of the social democrats when you're flying high treason and it's twenty seventeen on when we put all our strength in tackling a very complex and surrounding a month's time and state elections in style and change across our north rhine-westphalia. was stopping the coalition of the social democrats if you can't see. the left. even when the month when the friends i think you know you talk in preparation to this party congress is august i asked myself five question this is often the first . i thought it was when me. for the what is it. that brought me together with you me as party chair eighteen

new investigation claims the probe by its stand magazine and broadcaster aired the found that the rhine metal corporation still sold its weapons through subsidiaries in italy and south africa a representative for the firm insisted berlin's band doesn't cover and cover foreign subsidiaries of german firms he also revealed that they continue to sell over one hundred million euros worth of arms to riyadh and local slap the ban on weapons exports to the kingdom after the brutal murder of a journalist in october. the ring then there is an urgent need to clarify what happened where far from this haven't been cleared up and those responsible are held to account as far as arms experts are concerned they can't take place in the current circumstances. the german economy ministry has clarified the situation over who regulates water when it comes to the weapons trade stating that it can only control sales from companies on its territory saudi reporter jamal khashoggi known for articles critical of riyadh disappeared on a visit to the side a consulate in istanbul it was later confirmed that he was k

have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after a campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. levick years and fans will well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash that they received an early gift through kevin fall and the minute strike by christmas is a time for laughter to that came courtesy of half the keeper rooney yosh dion his blunder allowing cut hallett's the double his side's lead. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish though. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up luna have to hit back just three minutes later jordan sharana riga turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't live accuse and kill the drama just after the break but it is again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicated. three one ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high but face the snappy dressing good god who are marking one hundred twenty five years

regarded as the finest in the whole looking today the melody played by the musical director of the rhine chapel. you from the thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident men who spent most of their adult life in the spartan conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to be extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not for the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unsealing frescoes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's being watered down at. the heart of the mabel hospital is the plaintiff or serves as a dining room it seeks more than we come that is a mark of respect first served by officers. the painted hole does food justice to its name for scales cover every will make a huge hole and they will paint it by james for help work on the room for eighteen years. he was paid six thousand six hundred eighty five pounds for his efforts for help focus was not enough king george the first

for centuries the region next to the rhine river had been fought over by germany and france between eight hundred seventy one and one nine hundred forty five the territory changed hands four times between the two countries for the nazi regime and many germans transport was a place of myth a lost paradise. the fall of france in one nine hundred forty installed germany with renewed nationalist fervor pride and satisfaction on june twentieth strasbourg was occupied by german troops. hitler visited the city in person and visited the cathedral for many germans a symbol of german culture and german history. the national socialists laid claim to. the city's central square was renamed to karl plots after a pro german leader of the autonomy movement germany's academic elite were eager to follow on the heels of the military triumph of. the germans had returned and strasbourg was a lucrative proposition all just financially but in terms of it being a desirable destination for many german professors. prior to his assignment to hunnish dion lived in heidelberg where he enjoyed a successful university

being sought by police to them are said to be a father and his son from the german state of north rhine-westphalia they were reportedly identified after being caught on camera in germany but had already come to the attention of french police last week it's thought they were seen taking photographs of pirates says charles de gaulle airport but you're an authority as were first alerted to the suspects by their moroccan times or parts of. when the alert came from iraq and authorities the suspects were not yet known as potentially dangerous to german authorities but what's significant for the investigation is that these people were seen at the two airports there i believe this is why this particular tip off was taken more seriously than others. by the police in stuttgart have told their kinder parts across germany to be on alert at the country's airports. our let's bring in the bronx who is following the story for us tonight good evening to you hons what else do we know so far about the situation in stuttgart for water knows that the police are looking for four people the two of these people actually

have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after a campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. levick years and fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash. they received an early gift through kevin fall and he didn't strike i christmas is a time for laughter to that came courtesy of happy keeper rene yosh darren his blunder allowing helots the double his side's lead. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up rhoda had to hit back just three minutes later jordan sorana rieger turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't live accuse and kill the drama just after the break habits again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicated. three want to ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high they face the snappy dressing good god who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history in retro

have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. levick years and fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash. they received an early gift through kevin fall and he made it strike by christmas is a time for laughter two that came courtesy of half the keeper rooney yosh time his blunder allowing helots the double his side's league. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish but. not everyone saw the funny side of course chinup roona had to hit back just three minutes later jordan sharana rieger turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't q.'s and killed the drama just after the break habits again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicate. three one ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high by face the snappy dressing good god who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history in retro

have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after a campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. live it hears and fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash. they received an early gift threw kevin full and made it strike by christmas is a time for laughter to that came courtesy of half the keeper rene yosh dion his blunder allowing cut helots to double his side's lead. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish but. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up rona had to hit back just three minutes later jordan sharana rieger turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't live accuse and kill the drama just after the break habits again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicated. three one ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high but face the snappy dressing god who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history in retro sty

five months later on a summer's day by the river rhine. musicians arriving in bonn a few days ago. in addition to their daily rehearsals they want to experience the country everyone has stayed in touch since the workshop in mumbai. i think it's a very healthy mix of like a family and we share this love of music regardless of which continent or from. and of a musician's meet friendships blossom straight away to get along the same so that says it will. be massing for five days. has a name to a piece commission for the beethoven festival she's. our guest what is a beautiful composition the. adults. the highlight of that is the field mr. dana he was it out for us to guess about when he says great it's so intriguing the way these two worlds melt together so perfectly happy his mother has been a very special piece to all of us and it's the first time that we're performing at the beethoven festival so curious excited and looking forward to. the final rehearsal before their debut performance there are several other pieces written in mumbai that will be on the program tonight as well. as al

five months later on a late summer's day by the river rhine the indian musicians arriving in bonn a few days ago. in addition to their daily rehearsals they want to experience the country everyone has stayed in touch since the workshop in mumbai. i think it's a very healthy mix like a family and we share this love of music regardless of which continent or from. endeavor i think we musicians meet friendships blossom straight away. to get along the fence it's as if. they've been rehearsing for five days than how to interact has a name to have peace commission for the beethoven festival kids that. are guess what is a beautiful composition we have that. i would say the highlight of that is the flute mr wood up is to join us yeah. he was that i'll get us to this about the piece is great it's so intriguing the way these two worlds melt together so perfectly and i'm not his mother is has been a very special piece to all of us and it's the first time that we're performing at the beethoven festival so just curious excited and looking forward to. the final rehearsal before their debut performance

have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after come pain that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. leverkusen fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash and they received an early gift for kevin fall and stick it strike by christmas is a time for laughter too that came courtesy of help to keep erroneous dine his blunder allowing cut habits that double his sides leave. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish but. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up rhona have to hit back just three minutes later jordan children are eager turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't leverkusen killed the drama just after the break habits again this time a sumptuous law five goal number for this season for the indicated. three one ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first half of the season on a high they faced a snappy dresser in stuttgart who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history and

now he takes pictures of his home region north rhine-westphalia from the air sometimes for money sometimes as a hobby. he often turns up some rather poetic surprises. information that can only be seen from a single perspective his home from a bird's eye view he's greatly attached to his home and the images strengthen those bonds. in a study in the woods every city in there or values different but they're all intertwined we have totally different types of countryside but i love them all. hong kong manila the north sea and lake garda have also been on hundreds plus size a generic but he's never seen anything to match the region he's kept an eagle's eye on the social and economic changes he recommends that all urban planners look at what they've done on the ground from the air. german newspapers print his photos almost daily hundred plus i has compiled five books and has lots more plans for the future. time now for something to eat and today seafood is on the menu and for that we are headed to portugal's number one address for seafood dishes newness a modest quality in the portuguese capital

now he takes pictures of his home region north rhine-westphalia from the air sometimes for money sometimes as a hobby. he often turns up some rather poetic surprises. information that can only be seen from a single perspective his home from a bird's eye view he's greatly attached to his home and the images strengthen those bonds. in the study in the woods every city in there or valley is different but they're all intertwined we have totally different types of countryside but i love them all. hong kong manila and the north sea and lake garda have also been on hunts plus size a tinner area but he's never seen anything to match the region he's kept an eagles eye on its social and economic changes he recommends that all urban planners look at what they've done on the ground from the air. german newspapers print his photos almost daily times prasar has compiled five books and has lots more plans for the future. time now for something to eat and today seafood is on the menu and for that we are headed to portugal's number one address for seafood dishes newness a modest quiet in the portuguese cap

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destination starry sky takes us to europe's darkest places like the i phone national park in north rhine-westphalia certified as germany's first international dark sky park it aims to become a star reserve with strict light pollution regulations. taking pictures of the night sky is a challenge you need the light of the moon but otherwise absolute darkness you also need just the right exposure and a good sense of timing. and a more please don't call it the life specified when the moon sinks into the rise and. then you need to be in the right place at the right time. mining in the is not on this isn't my idea is always to portray earth as an alien planets of a good photo is a photo that makes you ask what kind of planet is that from planet. russia doesn't have to travel to the ends of the earth to capture spectacular celestial sights he finds many close to home in germany. like on the island of aruba in the baltic sea. or in the half a line district of brandenburg. he has captured breathtaking light phenomena all across europe. and gran canaria in spain's canary islands. over the dollar might seem to

can give ground anywhere along here, and just keep pulling back, to the muz, to the mozel, to the rhine but here they can't give ground. there is no strategic, they have to hold in these positions. so pershing, you know, he was under tremendous pressure from hague, from payton, the commander of the french army, from foesh, to general staff, and allied general, to amalgamate his army into their armies and to use american troops as replacements for british casualties, for french casualties, and pershing insists on having an independent u.s. army, he's backed by president wilson in this, and he insists on having an independent american sector. and so he chooses the only sector available, which is down here, the muz-argon, with the argon forest on one side, separating the american army from the french army on the one side and the muz river on the other flank. it is a really, you know, devilish sector, because the hindenberg line, which comes down, the length of german occupied france and belgium, in the muz-argon sector is known as the cream hilda position, and it is basically three whale-b

the problem in france, the germans would eventually go home and would go back to the side of the rhine and would stay there. the people he was really worried about where the collaborationist inside france. those were the people that he wanted to get rid of and he puts me in mind of a comet when i did my book on the liberation of paris of a comet made by one french resistance fighter who told an american who got into the city, i have a long list of people i want to kill and there's not a german name among them. so it was partly leclerc submission to rid france and then it was the gauls goal to follow through that they did not go into a period of civil war or that france would become so chaotic that the american army would attempt to occupy it. at this point the americans had not yet made a decision whether they would treat france as a liberated country like holland, or whether we treated as an occupied country like they expected to do with italy. they had plans to take over the french economy, issue an american script, all of these things. is partly leclerc's and gauls actions here that

east but the closure of the prospect on the ground coal mine bottom up in the western region of north rhine vesta fadia marks the end of an era where mining shaped life there and power to the postwar economic boom for the rest of the country. one last photograph many coal miners remained true to traditions even as the decade saw a dramatic changes in the industry at a miners' association event in november they said a final farewell to the community where the industry has always played a central role it was a moving moment. he put on the hats and. really hits you hard to realize that it's all coming to an end a lot of the guys have tears in their eyes right now you know. in the heyday of coal mining there were one hundred sixty three pits and germany manager you closed two of them. is this third and last. the other day when i was down the shaft i thought this is probably the last time you'll be down here with the crew the last time your come down to the coal face the world has really moved on. the miners will continue to descend the twelve hundred meters end of the earth until the end of nex

that buy stern magazine and broadcast a found that the rhine metal corporation still sold its weapons through subsidiaries in italy and south africa a representative for the firm insisted berlin's ban doesn't cover foreign subsidiaries of german firms he also available that they continue to sell over one hundred million euro worth of arms to riyadh angela merkel slapped the ban on weapons exports to the kingdom after the brutal murder of a journalist in october. there is an urgent need to clarify what happened where far from this haven't been cleared up those responsible are held to account as far as arms exports are concerned they can't take place in the current circumstances sally reported. genome for articles critical of riyadh disappeared on a visit to the saudi consulate in istanbul it was later confirmed that he was killed inside the compound the international community strongly condemned the crime germany has suspended all arms sales until the circumstances of his death have been fully established martin adults are an m.p. in the hamburg parliament told us however that he belie

four countries here they search an italian cafe in a shopping mall as well as in this region north rhine-westphalia there were raids in bavaria in the south later euro just the agency that fights cross border crime held an exceptional news conference in the dutch capital the hague why we have decided to do it. for a new about presidents an extraordinary result. that we have reached today with their joint judicial action that has been carried out in different member states in order to fight then drag it out why no the most powerful organization going to station in the world as well as raids here in the netherlands and in belgium there were arrests in calabria the southern italian heartland of the in drawing getter the operation involved nearly ninety european and domestic arrest warrants and the various police forces involved seized around two point three million dollars in criminal proceeds as well as drugs including ecstasy and cocaine this episode a result that's been achieved thanks to be an approach that all the concerned not all of these decide to confer took even to these face. these are a mo

steam ship that used to travel up and down the rhine river has been converted into a jet ski. as part of the dogma or unscrew. the whole lot of come down here to sail around cape horn. most of them are from europe it's a difficult trip. to the cape there's about one thousand miles of unprotected coastline the conditions can be really rough you have to earn the right to sail around cape horn. this is absolutely right. other visitors are happy to spend a few weeks here on vacation and travel around the cape uncharted yachts for many it's a dream come true. the devil on is now tied up at the jetty right next to a family of sailors from britain. nick and jill sheena's have been travelling around the world on their yacht the money for nearly three decades daughter roxanne eighteen and son cesar twenty four named after a hurricane who were born during these trips. jill met her future husband when the two of them were hired to transfer a yacht from europe to the caribbean nick planned to buy his own boat and travel the world. he said would you like to come with me and i'll take you t

five months later on a late summer's day by the river rhine and the indian musicians arriving in bonn a few days ago. holding addition to their daily rehearsals they want to experience . country everyone has stayed in touch since the workshop in mumbai. i think it's a very healthy mix of like a family and we share this love of music regardless of which continent or from continents. and over i think we musicians meet friendships blossom straight away to get along so that says it will. be rehearsing for five days down how to interact fish have a name to have peace commission for the beethoven festival she's. our guest what is a beautiful composition we have that. i would say the highlight of this month that is the field mr. it's kind of early was that i don't blame you just because about the piece is great it's so intriguing the way these two worlds melt together so perfectly. this month is has been a very special piece to all of us and it's the first time that we're performing at the beethoven festival so curious excited and looking forward to. the final rehearsal before their debut pe

four countries here they search an italian cafe in a shopping mall as well as in this region north rhine-westphalia there were raids in bavaria in the south later euro just the agency that fights cross border crime held an exceptional news conference in the dutch capital the hague why we have decided to do it don't forget you about and i'm president and extraordinary result that we have reached today we did joint judicial action that's been carried out in different member states in order to fight then drag it out why not with the most powerful organization going to station in the world as well as raids here in the netherlands and in belgium there were arrests in calabria the southern italian heartland of the in drawing getter the operation involved nearly ninety european and domestic arrest warrants and the various police forces involved seized around two point three million dollars in criminal proceeds as well as drugs including ecstasy and cocaine this episode result. it's been achieved thanks to the rupee an approach that all the concerned not all of these decide to confer took even to these fee

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there were really only a couple like steve bannon served as a achieve strategists and rhine's previous was given the chief of staff job in the administration. but they called me to say they never met steve bannon at all could i arrange for a meeting at trump tower to then speak to the president-elect about some ideas so they sat with mister trump and recommend that reince priebus become chief of staff. >> i will stop you. sorry. these newspeople i think more they are a host or the analyst opinion people is that odd they would call you to say we want a meeting with the president to give advice and the candidates? i am a news report i would love to have a meeting with the president but i would not presume to give ed my mind - - advice on those matters. how did that come about quick. >> in the crazy world of politics those that are the most difficult to work with are your best friends off camera. but it was not uncommon we call them personalities from across the board at the right and the left to call me to say i have a recommendation this was cnn fox news or msnbc not the journalist. not