scene of many historical events splendid rooms testified of that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the who lived in the council in the 13th century and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among many singers took place. in 817 about 500 students met here and the unification of the then fragmented german nation. below the broad bog lies the town of eyes and. the lutheran house where the protestant reformer lived as a schoolboy. martin luther preached in st george's church. and in 1985 in this house the composer johann sebastian bach another very lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advise and off with typical the reagan potato dumplings and a bottle of liquor wine of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the kent state rich trail like schools the top of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts 58 meters to the ground. by the way was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border between franconia

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st james's, getting a glimpse of buckingham palace in the background, is something i will never tire of. but in recent years, london has taken a step to become even greener. this is the queen elizabeth europe when it opened for the olympics in 2012. so, give us an idea of what this looked like before. so, not far from here was the largest fridge mountain in europe. the canal, which was down there, and the river, actually had cars and broken tires and so on in it. and it has now been created into a flood plain which protects 5000 homes down the river. what is the impact on people who live nearby? so, previously this is a place where children wouldn't have come. even their parents wouldn't have come here. but actually parks are egalitarian spaces. people can create a sense of community. it gives them something that they feel really proud of. turning wasteland into green space has been happening on a much smaller scale, too. this is hackney. typical london high street. congested, built—up, but there is always another side to this city. follow me. secret magical pockets of green space. this is a forest in the making. these are all pioneer trees. because we have planted them on very, ver

st. in the battle for the white house. right now, the top three in the democratic race. joe biden holding a seven-point lead over elizabethmp boasts about the economy and the jobs numbers, nothing about the national debt. on friday, another record high in red ink. the debt surpassing $23 trillion on friday. and since trump took office, the debt has risen 16% from $19.9 trillion. >>> now to a new interview with house speaker nancy pelosi. the speaker locked in an impeachment battle with the white house. not holding back from weighing in with 2020 democrats. she thinks a number of them are on the wrong track not singling candidates out by name. she said what works with san francisco does not necessarily work in michigan. she went on to express concerns about the race to the left calling out medicare for all and the green and new deal. the most critical question candidates should be answering is why they should be president. joining me now is radio talk show host rashad richie and hanna trudo is joining us again. rashad, i want to start with you. pelosi is not endorsing anyone. doesn't it read like she's dismissing some in t

st. george, who fought alongside the british against the rebellious colonists. the museum, pritzker military museum and library, and richard c. von hess foundation cohosted this event as part of a three-day international conference. elizabeth: i can hear you all buzzing about the exhibition you have the opportunity to see this morning. before i introduce our next speaker, i would like to introduce myself, my name is dr. elizabeth grant, director of education at the museum of the american revolution. it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, matthew skic, curator of our newest exhibition. a recent review in the

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st. george, who fought alongside the british against the rebellious colonists. the museum, pritzker military museum and library, and richard c. von hess foundation cohosted this event as part of a three-day international conference. elizabeth: i can hear you all buzzing about the exhibition you have the opportunity to see this morning. before i introduce our next speaker, i would like to introduce myself, my name is dr. elizabeth grant, director of education at the museum of the american revolution. it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, matthew skic, curator of our newest exhibition. a recent review in the philadelphia inquiry boldly proclaims this has it all, love, death, and psychodrama. it goes on to describe the life story of richard st. george, the exhibition's starring figure, a wealthy irishman who finds himself on the wrong side of two revolutions in america and ireland, as part dickens with a spritz of yankee doodle. there is no doubt that richard st. george's story is a cracking good tale, but the story reveals so much more than love my death, and psychodrama. in st. george, we see the complex entanglements of social, cultural, political identities of the time and the connectedness of the american revo

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