berlin.e is in charge, currently, of managing the reinvention process for the allied museum, which will move from its current location in southwest berlin to a hangar at the former airport building in berlin, temple hawk. -- hawk, a huge complex built in the nazi era. his academic career brought him to washington, d.c. he was a research fellow at the united states holocaust memorial museum, working on his phd project on the restitution of jewish property in germany. his latest publication, in 2016, dealt with the memorialization of democracy, the history of democracy in museums, and memorial sites across germany. without further ado, i would like to welcome the doctor. please. it's a tough [applause] one. >> hello. can i move this up? i think it's i have -- i think i have to move it up a bit. it is nice to be back. thanks that you all came. thanks, chris, for this nice introduction, and thanks to your team to host us here in this magnificent building. being in charge of reinventing a museum,

the spirit of the time in berlin. see the feet well look this is straight where look is still around it's a look that quite a lot of people who are still going to techno raves or spinning discs. this is how it's become a general lifestyle culture worldwide so it's quick work of one flag of mine. to look has moved from the clubs of the 1990 s. to the runways of today. in paris the young game behind label shows it's collections influenced by. techno and berlin's club culture. the labels founders and benjamin whose a b. 1st met on the dance floor initially they focused on fashion for the multicultural community in berlin's nightlife. for us it was all about representing ourselves making our story being seen in fashion we see people and then we sort of fall in love with them and they could be friends they represent someone that we once when we were younger also when we're going to get older they represent someone we know it's really like it's kind of like feeling like it's more like a cost of people of a community. and th

to berlin in the 9900 s. and dove right into the techno scene for about 10 years be focused on the spices the new art and music movements were happening in. the resulting photo series is called temporary spices these were the settings for a wild and lawless subculture of clubs and galleries. a villain nails the hard way as he calls it he captures the brief moment before the brain starts. but what you generally associate with partying or you might call it club culture other people and what they do the dancing on the artificial fog and such but i was interested in the spaces it was all happening in. what the housing for this party or i should say this club thing actually looked like. that in that these tanks the power station is their temple in front of bad time we talked to michelle fiedler d.j. steve the club's resident d.j. and luminary. of i think it's great that techno has become such a global culture and the bad kind played a big part in that because people could 1st see what it's about to you and then ca

berlin no longer has prize fights or milk.n addition to 2.5 million germans, the same blockade affected 5000 frenchmen, 10,000 englishmen, and 10,000 americans. this crisis was immense. -- met. the same morning the train stopped, they woke me up. early. i had to fly a special run from maine to berlin with high priority military. nobody said me and my old c-47 was starting operation vittles. i would have shaved. back in 1945, western cities were connected with berlin by corridors in the air. sufficiently wide, and high for normal traffic, they gave berlin easy access to the western zone. but, my one c-47 couldn't feed all of berlin, a city bigger than philadelphia. european air transport service had initials that would strangely match the occasion -- e.a.t.s. since general clay, the u.s. governor of germany, didn't have enough plans to hold the supplies piling up outside the starving metropolis, he asked for help. this could be any city, anywhere. but, notorious german weather tried to interrupt rescue. -- the rescue. although

what was in berlin and west berlin.he radio and newspapers were more freely distributed at the time that after the berlin wall. inhabitants of the gdr know about this or think about this and how did it affect them? mind,supported to keep in for most of the airlift, the two german states did not exist yet. it was still occupied it germany. it was only in may of 1949 that west germany was created. and in october of 1949, east germany was created. the misnamed german democratic republic. they were not states. everyone was fully aware of what was going on. for one thing, especially with temple half, hearing the planes sometimes seeing the planes, ,eading about it, on the radio the u.s. radio in the american was veryas, influential, announcing what was going on, telling the story of this. so all of the berliners could listen on the radio. .t had been an united city it mostly still was a united city. andle were moving around you had families in different parts of it. that did not change until the berlin wall was built in 19 6

that's when i was assigned to cover berlin again.lthough the war was only three years ago, the city was still occupied and cut up like a pipe you'd -- a pie. some could find jobs, but others had to find places to build. like the rest of the war -- the world, there were shortages. but the people lived in comparative peace. the effort of the military offices of u.s. was showing results. i was impressed by manufacturing for peace. subways taking people to work and trolleys taking them home. places of amusement. hospitals had milk for new babies. there was even music in the park. everyone forgot or took for granted electricity, roads. vittles. june, 1948, when suddenly the trains stopped. traffic between berlin and the western zones was banned. canceled timetables. dead drains. walls of words. city. blockaded the they put out 75% of the lights. people used candles of they could find them. movement in and out of the city stopped. factories now manufactured hunger and fear. vegetables were planted in the parks and trading was more brisk in

techno and berlin's club culture. the labels founders issued and benjamin who's a b. 1st met on the dance floor with an initially they focused on fashion for the multicultural community in berlin's nightlife and. for us it was all about representing ourselves making our story being seen in fashion we see people and then we sort of fall in love with them and they could be friends they represent someone that we once when we were younger also when we're going to some older does it represent someone we know it's really like it's kind of like feeling like it's more like a cost of people of a community. and the factions reflect the many faces of this community different ages ethnicities and genders the 2 fashionistas want to break through the stereotypes they create unisex designs out of sustainable materials made in collective production. these factions are not about taking the limelight there's no personality cult. the same holds true for the techno scene. came to harness legal forms of any company and i think we wanted t

correct even as berlin's mayor -- >> even as berlin's mayor -- this, the city was in reserve.perations brought cargo to berlin lake. adding the royal air force to the list gave the british york, lancaster -- only 55 minutes from berlin. german kids often think the captain as well as the general pop fly boys. they work together in peace. then headquarters -- to put into effect the airlift plan. forceectacular air operation was shot air force leaders. the secretary of the air force signed it, and the general chief of staff. they looked us over. the c-54 from the caribbean -- c-54'sflung bases -- can't move without us throttle jockeys. to lift 10 tons of coal and food in peace time as carefully as they carried the five wounded men in wartime. men wounded in wartime. some of us came to frankfurt in the american zone at the air force they called -- those trucks were waiting for us. transportation did a colossal job. we got down there in a hurry to give them a lift. this stuff was much more organized. somehow it all went into our airplane. the big assignment was cool for the utiliti

that they carried was used in berlin.irlift continued, even as berlin's mayor paid respect to the flyers who helped to feed the city. this, the city was eating into its reserve. the barges helped us over the blockade. gave us another terminal, only 50 flying minutes from berlin. we worked together in peace, as in war. they directed to put in effect the berlin airlift plan. they were shown to air force leaders. the secretary of the air force and the chief of staff, general vandenberg. the commander of the airlift task force. yes. they looked us over. caribbean, to the united states and alaska. , c-54's can'tases move without us throttle jockeys. ableew the carriers, each inlift them as carefully peacetime as in wartime. we reported promptly and our country was proud of its air force, on a mission of mercy and international significant. some of us came to frankfurt to the air force base. those trucks were waiting for us. we got down in a hurry to give them a lift. stuff was much more organized. somehow, it all went into our

still existed and berlin was divided into east and west. might come to see what comes before today you can't even imagine that they built a wall through the middle of a city but this is a place where east and west. germany met up and became close because music and dance and alcohol all that brings people together. in her book and he's a tells the story. in 1913 the brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks of life clear since survive 2 world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear he ends. up party but variance time october fest worldwide everything's german for the week welcome to october fest in cincinnati. experi

berlin might have lost some of its charm but you can rediscover it right here. party now politically there might be dripping off the walls but we've been coming here for 10 years now it's a berlin tradition i didn't seem to want anybody admit to this and of course when one big family over the years you get to know each other everyone comes here and we love it sure ziggy marquardt has been coming here regularly for 6 decades he lives in the west half of the city and the ball houses in the east even after the wall went up in 1961 he continued visiting the club despite border controls. but in the back of then you have to cross the border at strangers you've got a day pass and in the evening at midnight you have to be back again. today the dance club in the middle of berlin also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike the. author madeon keizo research the history of clear his ball house for years and interviewed many eyewitnesses who danced here when the d.d.r. still existed and berlin was divided into east and west and my come to what come

berlin might have lost some of its charm but you can rediscover it right here. glitter might be dripping off the walls but we've been coming here for 10 years now it's a berlin tradition i mean to go to one and maybe bits of this and of course there were one big family over the years you get to know each other everyone comes here and we love it sure ziggy marquardt has been coming here regularly for 6 decades he lives in the west half of the city and the ball houses in the east even after the wall went up in 1961 he continued visiting the club despite border controls. that will suddenly dr varian you haven't crossed the border at st if you've got a day pass and in the evening at midnight you have to be back again. today the dance club in the middle of berlin also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike. author madeon keizo research the history of clear his ball house for years and interviewed many eyewitnesses who danced here when the g.d.r. still existed and berlin was divided into east and west and my come to see what comes next for u

collins and others from the detroit berlin connection to help make it happen. i think the music especially with not just talking about techno we talk about everything the hip hop the chest and all and. i must say there's so much potential it's one of the most important as it detroit has where people see problems i see opportunities. in detroit berlin connection has an ongoing petition to get the city government to lift its 2 am dancing curfew members also attend events to sell their idea of a 24 hour nighttime economy. detroit city government is slowly coming around especially in the greektown nightlife district although bar still close at 2 am. adrian tomine as the city's 24 hour economy ambassador his job is to work with clubs and event organizers to help nightlife including technology thrive the. pop culture is is you know it fluctuates it's in and out but tech no i don't think it's ever something that's going to stop i think europe as a huge techno community did start here and i think there's going to be something new. here at the detroit berlin connections

a dozen or so many contractors in berlin agree the larger cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliament in any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. and that's it for me in the d.w. business team as always you can find out more about these stories online dot com slash business i'm stephen there's a blunt thanks for watching. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the. eco is in germany to learn german why not simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z learning course nikos fake german made easy. after the fall. nov 9th. world to its. with its own gravitational. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries if you. don't believe that if you listen to them don't tell me that you never wrote. for yourself and the jointer common phenomena. revealed the symphonies of your highness prompt. how do the romantic master come up with such as. the brahms code. tobar 11th w. thought enough. welcome to news from the world of culture we'll be discussing a google exhibition in london that's causing a bit of cont

many contractors in berlin agree the larger cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliament in any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. and that wraps up our program i'm chris coburn bill in for me and the entire team thanks for watching have yourself a success. call me a coward superhero 6 my mission is clear. and clearly explore germany. does. everything out there's a lot going on in the book. to w. . and i'm game on the ground news illusions are much closer it's closer to my son the scope a slow success. climb a strange since returning. only dream since shutout. sébastien kena is one of germany's top triathletes in trying very hard and competes against the world's best athletes and i'm sure you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line hoping for the off. the bus down as an italian alps man having no training for the upcoming triathlons the season in mid october he'll compete in the why and that way he'll swim 4 kilometers cycle 100 an easy kilometers and then run our full marathon. sebastian is talking with h

soon after the fall of the berlin wall november night w. . i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for the 9th in america it was hard i was fit. i even got white hair. but generally language. this hits me and they go but you need to in truck loads of say you want to do their story. it's her fighting and reliable information for margaret. this week well story. questions about house and iconic but in dom's old white baby in caps our living nightmare for my kids but we begin in prague in 1909 true thousands of east german soldiers refuge in the west german embassy that they were finally allowed to travel to the west it was the beginning of the end of east germany. a journey back in time. 30 years ago hill much sand was traveling in a train just like this one. and it's like reliving it all over again. back then sunder was one of thousands of refugees fleeing east germany they travelled in special trains from prague to the west but to get there they had to pass through east german territory where they feared they'd be arrest

still existed and berlin was divided into east and west. my country so what comes before today you can't even imagine that they built a wall through the middle of the city but this is a place where east and west germany met up and became close because music and dance and alcohol. all that brings people together. in her book mommy in keizer tells the story. in 1913 the brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks of life clear hints survive 2 world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. but the neighborhood surrounding the club has changed today it's an expensive residential and shopping area back then when berlin was divided ordinary people lived here it's far money to be a normal street with a lot of small shops with houses built in different times but recently things have changed a lot and quickly now a lot of yuppies have moved here the old shops have closed there are a lot of art galleries but luckily a location like clear hume's paul house still fits in nicely about what see

after the fall of the berlin november 9th. climate protests target business districts in cities around the world but the wall street even notice we'll hear from our financial correspondent there. also on the show cambodia could lose its lucrative trade deal with the european union i'll tell you why. and for lent wants to frisco rocketing real estate prices we'll show you what both sides are saying about the controversial red cap measure. this is your deja vue business report i'm stephen birds of the lead. thanks for joining us. the united states and japan signed a limited trade agreement on monday with the 2 sides cutting some tariffs leaving a disagreement over car imports unresolved under the deal japan will cut tariffs on u.s. farm goods like corn and wheat in return the u.s. will slash levies on japanese machine tools and other equipment the deal also includes $40000000000.00 worth of digital trade u.s. had a $58000000000.00 trade deficit with japan and 20 teen. so please over to the e.u. where activists from the organizat

born in 1922 in berlin as the grandson of psychoanalysis pioneer sigmund freud lucian and his jewish family fled germany to britain the year of hitler's rise to power. for its mature self portraits reveal a painter confident in style who depicts themself playfully eerily. or in self mocking. he sometimes uses a mirror placed a viewer level below his imperious figure. it's as though he's trying to. pitch himself against his developing technique and also in the older age he was incredibly unsentimental he used to say that he wanted to paint himself to death and he has this extraordinary unflinching scrutiny on to his own aging flesh and seems to be really preoccupied in how to surrender this capture this and translate this into page. it's an extraordinary painting that on the one hand so this seems to suggest the frailty and the vulnerability in terms of his aging body but also his gesture his holding up his palate night it's sort of quite victorious . body and his body of work unify the physical with the psychological that's what made him a master. incidentally lucian freud was the wo

after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d w. hijacking the news. where i come from the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good vs evil us versus them whack in one. in countries like russia china turkey people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist and you try to get beyond it you are facing scare tactics intimidation and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being clear and balanced or being neutral it's about being truthful. when he was poor golf and i were getting. this is the news and these are our top stories. as president elect i'll bet a fanatic is and outgoing leader. you have met to discuss a smooth transition of power center left and that is one sunday selection off the valley to end austerity measures introduced by his predecessor. the british government has lost a vote to hold a no the general election on december 12th the government cold for the vote with the goal of bre

news live from berlin it is crunch time again for the u.k. and its efforts to leave the european union u.k. prime minister boris johnson is about one veiled what he's calling a final directive proposal to the e.u. so what is his plan and will the e.u. take it or leave it the 1st signs are not good news also coming up more protests in hong kong as the city takes stock after.

many contractors in berlin agree the law to cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliament in any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. and that's our show i'm chris thanks for. the literature invites us to see people in particular. as the kids find the strength grown up. degree books on youtube. where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. to. return back to the roots again many of the. bush family from somalia live around the world one of them needed urgent assistance. a family starts october and on. this week well stories. questions about house and iconic but in dogs all why debian caps are living nightmare for migrants but we begin in prague in 1989 thousands of east german sought refuge in the west german embassy that they were finally allowed to travel to the west it was the beginning of the end of east germany. a journey back in time. 30 years ago hill much sand was traveling in a train just like this one. and it's like reliving it all over again. back then sunday was one of thousands of refugees fleeing east germany they travelled in speci

appearance the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago. and in 100 german must reads a novel that just couldn't get published in german until it 1st became a bestseller in america. lucian freud was one of the most celebrated portraits us of all time and throughout his life he regularly painted self portraits to these give a fascinating insight into his psyche especially when you consider his words when asked if he was a good model for himself he said no i don't accept the information that i get when i look at myself that's when the trouble starts while now as an exhibition featuring all this trouble at london's royal academy of alts. exposed yet imposing the great painter lucian freud put himself to canvas as the embodiment of his own unmistakable style realistic bold unflinching. and new exhibition at london's royal academy of arts assembles a chronology of self-portrait spanning for delight and career from age 16 to his early eighty's. it's an extraordinary journey through both his process of aging the development of the artist from a yo

how berlin goodbye to cheerleaders. but 1st to turkey hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria are living there but the mood among turks is said to be souring the guests are not so welcome now reports say many have already been expelled including to areas that are not considered safe. mohammed has been gone for almost 2 when often michaud thinks about what happened to his son she feels helpless lost. in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike was and registered mohammed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center. a lot i don't know much about 12 days later i got a call from mohammed. he said they've taken me to syria to italy that was his last phone call i haven't heard from him since. when have i am heart broken when me fled from syria he was still a small child. now they have sent him back to that place. and i don't know where he is. istanbul's fattish district is an area where many syrians live many here of heard that the turkish authorities have been deporting re

by now let's get to the other games on saturday above all your own berlin versus freiburg the boys in black and white have been a surprise in the champions league places out of 7 games they've only lost one so the warning was clear for you in berlin but the promoted side has shocked the league once already when they defeated 2 at mit at home could they shock freiburg. any on fans would have i discussed as a valuable bell a geisha and 6 points of a full of the season began but freiburg arrived in the capital sitting way up in full for one man who wasn't concerned about the fabulous form of the visitors was marius buthe he made it one nil after just one minute goal to has previous against the big boys having school twice in the show queen of the dalton and on match day 3 this one to go hand in duty on the lead here. another setback for fraud old arrived after 20 minutes they'll keep alexander's full of us injured clearing the bull and in came davie chun nicholas tita. freiburg struggle to break down a stubborn home side who also showing their teeth can attack marcus involved and finish

after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d. w. . hello and welcome to this new edition of eco africa the environment magazine brought to you by channel selves in nigeria dai chevelle in germany on m.t.v. in uganda i am now to the niger conservation for.

in berlin thank you very much for that update . as to the rugby now on world cup where england have overpowered australia 40 to 16 in the 1st quarter final in japan jonny may scored 2 tries to help the 2003 winners through to the semifinals knock out the knockout the 2 time champions. new zealand are currently facing in their last 8 clash. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you british prime minister barak johnson is warning against the line breaks it saying any hold up would be pointless and expensive parliament's in session on a sat on the on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to allow him pains to debate the issue and vote on the new deal agreed with. mrs data news live from berlin coming up we made an aria singing taxi driver in south africa that's on reporter and don't forget you can get over the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state openly dot com i'm rebecca is in berlin thanks for joining. with imho to be going to do goes on because we're lions how you know if i had know

the berlin t.v. tower is not just a tourist hot spot it's a building that tells the story of germany's division and reunification. a city tour on all fours. guffey hobby even. new hobby cuddling. hobby grumbling funny cat job leaseholder. together there are squad berlin this series with berlin arbeit. on facebook dot com slash d w general. when i'm traveling abroad and i tell people that i live here in germany the 1st thing they say to me is i love october fest and then i ask well you've been to munich right and usually the response is no we celebrate it in our hometown so it seems that october fest with its beer pretzels than anything sausage related is a major cultural export for our latest series october fest worldwide we travel to cincinnati ohio or not to which proudly celebrates its german roots. mini's hot dog costume is a good fit. make sure the bun is not relieved not. she's been to the cincinnati october fest which traditionally starts with the wiener dog race 3 times already going to have.

many contractors in berlin agree the law to cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliamentin any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. food for thought that's your business update on d w thanks for watching. is he a traitor or a fighter for free access to information. julian assange. the founder of the wiki leaks whistleblower platform is in a london jail he's waiting to see if he'll be extradited to the states or to sweden . how much truth lies behind the charges against julian assange. close up in 60 minutes. clock and nothing else out there it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about i don't do this because we can't stay on venezuela. that. closely global news that matters. made for martin's. africa coming up on the program impunity insults about amnesty international. in the reports on the civil war in south about more than 400000 dead in the ongoing conflict and counted up users of human rights a new one being brought to account also coming out. come roun a position leadout where it's come to is free from jill any surprise gestures up conc

this is data with the news live from berlin the u.k. prime minister tells them pains to move on from bricks it. a way i want to try i know is to try to speak to this the forest johnson urges lawmakers to back his last last ditch breaks a deal but without a majority in the house of commons success is far from certain also coming up by lance flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia regions group 5 5th day of unrest troll forty's jailed separatist leaders and kurdish and turkish forces fighting each other in northern syria both accuse each other of violating the fragile ceasefire brokered by the us may well tens of thousands take to germany straits in solidarity with the kurds. i'm rebecca rate is welcome to the program british prime minister boris johnson plans to have a parliament vote on his new brics a deal today his plan has run against a new obstacle and pains in the house of commons have been debating an amendment that would put off the vote until other laws necessary to implement breaks that are written into the rule me