hear the theatre group continues there were hershel this part of the play deals with a young man whose father took part in the genocide how does he cope with the terrible legacy of those crimes there's no more. she says and. most. but that. she says most. sometimes the truth cuts sometimes the truth sticks out somewhere but it's the same thing that if you're driving the wound and for they want to hear you have to be true right you can no tough drive beat or have half kidding me so claiming that this ruling sometimes is being formed by 2 needs to heal we are all trying to rebuild a new image that is and an image of unity and a consolation prize hard as it may be i mean people still have people still have you know everything is still sensitive but only one step at a time and yet people do so share their stories but it's not we don't come upstate and victim and perpetrator was killed. meanwhile the 2 former rebels arrive at a reintegration camp in rwanda. they'll take part in an extensive government run training program that aims to prepare them for. or civilian markets. that you know no

disappear was comes from that in the north of canada the permafrost on kick tarlac also known as hershel island is also towing and it's changing the coastline in record time mudslides are turning the sea here a gray brown color. up to 20 metres of land disappear every summer. extreme also of course that has extreme consequences for human settlements but it also has an impact on the climate on this carbon that i've previously mentioned is trapped in permafrost stored there and when erosion takes place this carbon is released. it enters the ocean and up until now we've assumed that it was deposited there. to have a view but now we know that a lot of this carbon is immediately released it enters the water microorganisms become active and immediately turn the permafrost into greenhouse gases. that reinforces the process of global warming but new research indicates that eroding permafrost could release carbon dioxide not yet included in existing climate model calculations. there's never that we always talk about carbon dioxide emissions c o 2 which is the most important greenhouse gas can we

among them the relatives of hershel greenspun. on november 7th in paris 17 year old grange gun shot the german legation counselor s. from riot dead at close range the assassination gave goebbels the perfect excuse to orchestrate spontaneous revenge in his diary he wrote rubble in all major cities the synagogues are in flames a raging fury this murder will cost the jews dearly in berlin $51015.00 synagogues have burned down the whole nation is an uproar. finkleman was 10 years old at the time on the morning of november 10th she was making her way from her home in the suburbs to the jewish school for girls in central berlin. didn't but that incompetence that you may have tika well and things grew worse the further we made our way into the city. and garden schlosser we saw it as a man flogging a small jewish businessman. remarking the star of david on his black coat. of course it was worrying but i wasn't afraid i was right by my dad he says and he my party. when they arrived at her school and right next to the synagogue all seemed p

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