a study by the viral or just henrik should take over for some cause for optimism he found relatively high levels of immunity to the virus in heinsberg the town that saw the 1st big go pretty can germany but others warn against moving too fast you're missing a truly you know we have to live with the situation see how infection rates develop above all we have to make sure that we don't endanger what we've achieved by promising too much and loosening the restrictions too quickly with the fish but when you mention years it's. how much self isolation can a society endure how long can germany's highly complex economy survive the shutdown political leaders making life and death decisions face a terrible dilemma. it is and i know of a clear mature society and grown up society and i think it will reduce the pressure on policymakers when people see a conscious effort to discuss how the returns normality should be organized organising it it's clear that it'll take some time before germany can return to its accustomed way of life but knowing that the end is uncertain would help. the german natio

reporter jackie henrik shows us how people are able to practice their faith from a distance. >> reporterthe 2000 year tradition of gathering at church has suddenly become interrupted across the world by the coronavirus. >> on sunday pope francis held the first of this year's ceremonies leading the service inside an empty st. peter's basilica. the palm sunday mass typically draws tens of thousands of pilgrims, but strict stay-at- home orders in italy and across the globe only allowed for a handful of clergy members to be present while the pope delivered the service during which he prayed those fighting coronavirus on the front line. >> translator: the real heroes are not famous, rich, successful people. there those that are giving themselves in order to save others. 4 a church in south korea offering a driving worship with dozens gathering in an open yard listening to service through open car windows. in lebanon. people waited on their lines -- other religious institutions reaching observers like this priest he recorded photos of parishioners in pews. an alternative to the traditional pal

one of those witnesses was henrik ross whose photographs are featured in a special exhibition right now, memories and earth. those are just a few of the reason for you to return and i hope that you will. at the conclusion of today's program our presenter will be available to sign copies of her new book, "citizen 865: the hunt for hitler's hidden soldiers in america." so as a courtesy to ask you to please allow her to exit the stage and the auditorium, and continue your conversation with her over in c the vicinity of or legacy shop. some of you may notice that we have some additional apparatus i in the room today. we are very excited that this afternoons program is being preserveds and take her future broadcaststs by c-span, c-span booktv. we are excited to have an author whose work commands such important attention as it should because the subject matter will never go out of style. you a little bit about our presenter. debbie cenziper is associate professor and director of investigative reporting at medill school ofou journalism northwestern university. she oversees the material investi