and then the west berlin postal service would know to forward these letters to the b.b.c.'s berlin office and from there they would be sent by diplomatic mail back to london. and in london they would be treated very securely they were kept in a safe overnight so there was very restricted access as to who got to see these letters because of the risks to east germans writing to b.b.c. . but here are a few lectures confirmations emergency call to me golden wedding. i loyalty listen now if you don't believe click and every letter got a code word. either people have given themselves one want or we gave a code word if possible and connection with the content of the letter you know out of the way 1st so that when he heard it if the letter writer would realize my letter is coming up. it's my belief. yes and then of course it was unforgettable. i heard my letter read out and quickly called my grandmother who was standing somewhere near by. the then and said she was horrified to learn that it was my letter that had been wrecked and of course she was immediately terrified and swore at

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one of the original armbands that was used at the guard gate that separated east and west germany and downtown berlin. also some east and west german stance from the era. up on top there are original east burr and west berlin german sign saying this is the border you cannot go past us, and to let people know it was a dangerous area or that it was the no man zone in between the border of eastern least jeremy where the wall was. here we have the original border marker that would separate east and west germany. it would give people walking in the area and idea there getting close to the border and to not cross over the border. then down here on the floor, one of our signs from east berlin, west berlin, saying that no photographs are allowed for the united states military liaison mission. missions were allowed to be in the foreign countries, but they always do a catalyst game in trying to chase them out. we're getting into some civil defense. the cold war museum, back in about 2000 if or so, we saved and salvaged the civil defense headquarters from washington, d.c.. this headquarters was located in virgi

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in berlin the soviets were particularly upset that western powers is still maintained troops in west berlin, which surrounded by east german. eisenhower's chosen to be chairman of the first of this conference's meetings. and he opened opened the conference by saying the following. we meet here for a simple purpose. we have come to find a basis for accommodation, which will make life safer and happier. not only for the nations we represent. but for people everywhere. so already in specifically dealing with the soviet leadership. he's implying that everything they do will have an impact on people around the world. eisenhower's little in the way of concrete accomplishments relating to major issues he did use the conference as a chance to create and strengthen personal relations. relationships with leaders of the most powerful nations in the northern hemisphere he held personal meetings with each government leader, and he was able to to learn their strengths and weaknesses. um when he returned from geneva, he wrote a letter to his brother milton. and in that letter he discusses the results of t

they brought them closer to an agreement on the disposition of west berlin. when khrushchev left washington, d.c., for moscow, he said it t would prove helpful in approaching their mutual union. disagreements. now, eisenhower also had to deal with the rest of the world. of his personal diplomacy did not u solelyro focus on the soviet union. he was already quite friendly and knew most of the leaders of western europe. england and france were close and very strong allies.e northe near the end of his presidency,o he started meeting with more leaders outside of the northern3 hemisphere. and he met with lots of leaders throughout his administration. on september 28, 1953, president ramone cantera of panama became the first world -- head of state to visit the white house during the eisenhowern presidency.ars h this was the first of 37 official head of state visits to the white house in the eight years that eisenhower was president. in october of 1953, eisenhower made his first international goodwill visit, visiting with mexican president cortenez at the opening of

. >> this nation will keep its commitments from south vietnam to west berlin. >> since i took office time and energy as the search for an end to the war in vietnam. an end fair to the people of south vietnam, fair to the people of north vietnam, and fair to those others who would be affected by the outcome. both in public and at the paris talks, we've offered a number of proposals which would bring peace and provide self-determination. and we're ready to consider any other proposals that have the same objective. many urge that if only we halted our bombing of the north, peace would follow. nearly a year has passed since the bombing of the north was halted. three months have passed since we began the process of troop replacement signaling both our own genuine desire for a settlementment and the increased readiness of the south south vietnamese to manage their own defense. by december 15th, our troop strength in vietnam will have been reduced by a minimum of 60,000 men. on september 2nd, 1969, north vietnamese's chief negotiator in paris said that if the united states committed itself

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. >> the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> good evening, i'm american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to cnn in droves. >> mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the desirability of freer and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. >> we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go in the rose garden and make a statement. because everybody was watching cnn. >> cnn was a breakthrough. it changed the whole world. >> it changed quickly. the network news business. that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard. you know, it's hard to be on the top little perch and have to come down off it. >> a special segment tonight, the network news. the first in a two-part series on the profound changes taking place in television news. changes being brought about by business, competition, and technology. >> there are a variety of reasons why people who worked at the broadcast networks were freaked out in 1980s. one o

west tv in berlin, she thinks put in is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if we was any kind of democratic change in bella ross, we have to talk welcome to to alex on the refund, the w's brussels bureau chief. she says, sanctions against ross will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much indeed. great and put that to begin with. and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see piece in democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a house. i put a disturbing few days. well definitely for me it was, i would say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk chris, in the whole things that we have been observed in ballard since august 2020 these things are shocking themselves. but what happens on the weekend? it's just an in like the fantasy to imagine, to be able to imagine something like that. and it's, it really, i think it was a very emotional action, emotional de

west tv in berlin. she thinks putin is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if we wants any kind of democratic change in bella, rosa, we have to welcome to to alexandra fundamental, w, brussels bureau chief. she says sanctions against ross will be useless. if you've doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much indeed, a great input that to begin with and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a put a disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i would say more shocking in the store. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk chris, in the whole things that we have been observe in brothers since august 2020 these things are shocking themselves. but what happened on the weekend? it's just an in like the fantasy to imagine, to be able to imagine something like that. and so it's, it really, i think it was a very emotional action, emotional de

west tv in berlin, she thinks put in is still pulling the strings of luca shank. oh, everyone's any kind of democratic change in bella ross. we have to talk booting. welcome to to alexandra fundamental. w, brussels bureau chief, she says sanctions against that will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into accounts as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed, a great input that to begin with, and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a put a disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i would say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk. chris, in the whole things that we have been observed in brothers since august 2020. the things are shocking at themselves. but what happened on the weekend? it's just an in like the fantasy to imagine, to be able to imagine something like that. it's it really, i think it was a very emotional action, emot

ropes without connection to your also where this is daria to catch oak editor with russian east, west tv in berlin. she thinks putin is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if she wants any kind of democratic change in bella ross, we have to talk to one. welcome to to alexandra fundamental, w. brussels bureau chief chief sanctions against ross will be useless. he's the you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed. a great input that to begin with and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you ok, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a pretty disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i was say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that bella, this is a long last to not talk chris, in the whole things that we have been observed in dollars since august 2020. the things are shocking at themselves. but what happened on the weekend? it's just an in like the fantasy to imagine, to be able to imagine something like that.

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after years of suspicion and sanctions from the west, iran and says a sweeping new partnership with china, but ordinary and rainy and summer box in berlin. welcome to the program. germany's governing coalition has agreed on a new law and at stopping human rights abuses, cross global supply chains. companies would have to ensure that that's why we're biting by both labor and environmental, who some industry groups to criticize the legislation, arguing it's impractical, affirms they can have thousands of the 5 scattered around the world. it passed by parliament companies violating the rules could face fines. will be excluded from public contracts starting from 2023. tell us more is our reporter chelsea delaney. just explain just what this will actually mean for businesses. well, the goal of this is to stop the situation that we've seen over the past the past decades, where companies something able to say, you know, that's not our problem. we don't know what's going on in the supply chains and the suppliers really far away. what this would basically require these companies to do is look at their supply change, which can really stretch the

berlin. tonight across the occupied territories and israel, people united in anger. thousands of palestinians took to the streets to the west bank to protest israel's airstrikes on gaza. there were clashes with police. there's been no let off to the conflict after -- let up to the conflict after nine days of fighting. and berlin, with a message, the u.s. and the european union must make significant cuts to co2 emissions by the end of this decade. and spain, sending troops to restore order to northern african enclave -- a northern african enclave. saying migrants who swim to the border have been sent back to morocco. and a pilot program here in berlin aims to boost vaccination rates in immigrant neighborhoods th have become a -- in an immigrant neighborhood that has become a local coronavirus hotspot. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs, in the united states, and around the world, welcome. tensions over israel's bombardment of gaza spilling over into the occupied west bank and is really cities. clashes with is really police and many places today. today's general strike was the largest show of palestinian

if you do business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. west african leaders have decided to suspend molly from the regional block known as echo west in response to last week's military coup in the country. the decision was made us an extraordinary meeting that took place in the gun and capital the crop over the weekend. and i go, us stands for the economic community of west african states. it was formed in 1975 . and it's made up of 15 countries which have traditionally worked together to foster close the economic ties. the decision to suspend marley comes after other institutions including the african union, and the united nations also condemned the armies latest power grab. now over the years, eco s members have established a free trade area created into regional transport length and have co operated on infrastructure and agriculture. they've also established a common court of justice, but progress in other areas by the creation of a common currency. for example, has been painfully slow. so to find out just what an impact molly, suspension f

berlin. welcome to the program. west african leaders have decided to suspend molly from the regional block, known as echo was in response to last week's military coup in the country. the decision was made us an extraordinary meeting that took place in the gun and capital a crop over the weekend. and i go was stands for the economic community of west african states. it was formed in 1975 and it's made up of 15 countries, which have traditionally worked together to foster close to economic ties. the decision to suspend marley comes after other institutions including the african union, and the united nations also condemned the armies latest power grab. now over the years echo, as members have established a free trade area created into regional transport length and have co operated on infrastructure and agriculture. they've also established a common court of justice, but progress in other areas by the creation of a common currency. for example, has been painfully slow. so to find out just what an impact molly, suspension fro

west journey. she's the author of a history of berlin, named one of the top 10 books of the year by american publishers weekly and hitler's, himmler, and the warsaw uprising which won a prize for best nonfiction book of 2014. she has contributed to many articles, document rates, radio programs and television programs. we are delighted she's the current convene or of the presidential counselors here at the national world war ii museum. she's a member of the senate of the museum in poland and they cochair of history and international studies. i think by now everyone is familiar with the drill. drill in that both paul and alex will have 10 minutes to present and then we will come back for a 15 minute roundtable and then open it up to your questions. with that, paul, you will go first, and we will turn it over to alex. please, paul. paul: thank you very much. it really is an honor to be here today. i am looking forward to this conversation. it is a very important one. if we can start up with the first slide, please. the franklin roosevelt is an interlibrary in museum is located in high park, new york. it o

west africa. you want change over the new line from berlin. stay with us for al series. dock film coming up offer shall break headlines for you at the top of the hour with me some i'm rebecca. thanks very much for watching the news. and then so many pushes out in the world climate conference stores. this is much less the way from just one week. how much less can really get we still have time to act. i'm doing all this. me the she move up any chemical weapon that flying around poses a huge danger and should be running as soon as possible. it is a flushed a long time. the thought that you could have been walking just one meter above so many shells was really terrifying. financial interesting research on hubbard that there are about $200.00 such sites across germany and there are concrete ruins in the forest. this gary is that the solution is on the the most toxic place in germany is located in a forest near in saxony. this to the stands of what was once diddling upon. it covers rusting explosives and chemical warfare shells from 2 world wars. th

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suspicion and sanctions from the west, the ram and sweeping new partnership, china 1st, ordinary ordinary ordinance reigns on tim press, assist, database business and robot in berlin. welcome to the program. germany's governing coalition has agreed on a new law aimed at stuffing human rights abuses across global supply chains. companies would have to ensure that that supplies are biding by both labor and environmental rules. some industry groups have criticize the legislation, arguing it impractical for firms that can have thousands of the flyers got around the world that passed by parliament. if passed by parliament, the company is violating the rules, could face fines or be excluded from public contracts. starting from 2023. his tell us more is reporter chelsea delaney. just explain just what this will actually mean for businesses. well, the goal of this is to stop the situation that we've seen over the past the past decades, where companies something able to say, you know, that's not our problem. we don't know what's going on and the supply chains and the suppliers really far away. what this would basically require these companies to do is look at their supply

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west bank and gaza. natalie told you special advisor to you. hi, representative joseph brill search. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. berlin is due to see a series of demonstrations in the coming days from groups wanting to show their support for israelis and palestinians. on thursday evening, several 100 people gathered at the brandenburg gate and called for solidarity with israel. and alliance of various parties had called for the rally speakers at the event included germany's vice chancellor la sholtes or reporters simon young, was there. you're just concerned about the conflict in the middle east, so definitely reach the streets of germany. pro palestinian protests of happened in several cities, sometimes accompanied by anti semitic words in the burning of israeli flags. people at this demonstration of solidarity with israel say that worried about growing anti semitism and they want the government to do more to combat it. many also feel european governments could work harder to cut off high mass from its sources of funding. politicians and civil society representatives the telling this crowd. germany stands with israel