recognise the fact there's not just the question of being tolerant open and welcoming but then the sessa t. of having more immigrants this is something of this is very interesting because the image of germany is very positive by a lot of countries and this ranking is very interesting there's a gap between this i think and the point you match and i think that has to do is that something which of the germans is that they have difficulties to accept that some vals and if you want to have yes i may say i want to separate that topic that migration with the winds who are rising 2015 i mean let's look at how are they doing this case there's a report right that says that 4400000 have got a job but kind of jobs is another story but i work with many of them and that actually the acted too that many of them have taken towards integrating into i mean following the rules sort of say it's been phenomenon they go to german classes there were a kid in a fight i mean they're really trying let me let me stop you right there because we actually have a report about exactly such a young man and let it be sai

climbed the political ladder to become president of egypt when and what i said that was a sign it sessa dated in 1900. 81. forth for for his supporters that's the way they would like to remember him despite his political demise if after 2011 his opponents say that the man instead of delivering on the promises he made when he became president he backtracked and he paved the way for corruption to be face to be widespread in in the country and for giving sweeping powers to the security apparatus in the country and for the bathing the way for his son to take over his son jamal mubarak to take over so those are the reactions that you would see from those who supported him and those who stood against him particularly after the 2011. uprising in egypt did he give those powers to the security apparatus or the the overlap between the security apparatus and the military or did they take those powers from him. well back then he was still the most powerful man in egypt and he have the control over the military establishment but he was getting older having health issues but the general public sentim

synagogues have been sessa crated while neo-nazi appear againlyers and again on campuses out of high schools and colleges curt watermelons have been thrown on front steps of african-american students. in my district, it is not uncommon to see white supremacy flags flying behind cars and tracks as they travel across the roads and highways. aftermath of many of these incidents, what we have seen is encouraging. the southern california jewish community did something incredible. they embraced the teens that have been involved in these incidents and educated them. , inviteddown with kids them into their synagogues and help them understand what had transpired, showing very clearly how important education and elimination of ignorance is. i want to turn to dr. freeburg. can you tell us why this education is so important? not just for teenagers here in the united states but for all of us in the united states and across the globe. thank you, congressman, and i wish you did not have such a long list to give. it is about more than just holocaust education. as an historian, i am disturbed by the