the w reporter met him, moore went to the refinery and schmidt, just north east of berlin, to gauge reactions to the potential bar another bessie d at the p. c. k. oil refinery. but these are anxious times. the plant is the final hurdle on the road to a german ban on russian oil. it could bring an end to decades of production, yen coop, and a local m p who himself worked at the plant, says it would be an act of self harm. your muscle, we need to ask, what do i want to achieve by doing this? if i end up weakening myself and society as a whole because i'm from, that's what i'm doing richer than i can't help others either. no matter how bad the situation is. i have but i can't just take action for the sake of ask. you have to look very carefully. who do i want to target was guns, canal sean being released from the government is scrambling to find alternative oil sources to keep this plant and operation, including over real and ruled skeptic. see that is no match from moscow's black gold perhaps. nor plays better, encapsulates germany's energy predicament than the oil refinery behind me. every da

i think that was something out of the movies on florida, on the popular, i'm firm with brooklyn, in east berlin show a lot of fun mas door was the pioneer in the trans community. she began collecting every day objects in the 19 fifties and exhibiting them in the goods house. miles door of the manor house became a villa, manian era museum and a famous meeting place for east berlin's queer community. on coming all the topic. i feel after coming out i met shallow and that's how i found the community via luncheon, was already well known in the east german scene. but after german reunification, people's awareness about her grew a lot. 16 sec law shall out of a mazda received the federal order of merit, germany's highest order in 1992. she passed away in 2002, she to pave the way for today's more tolerant berlin. at the gay museum in berlin, and exhibition is dedicated to the efforts of trans activist lecture, lot of fun miles dwarf and nadia schellenberg chapter 4. how do trans people live in berlin today? and what problems do they face? there are many spaces in berlin, a can act a safe harbors for

your opinion, why did it turn out like this, in fact, there are many factors, first of all berlin is located in eastit’s true, and accordingly a huge number of berliners, a huge number of germans, east germans. they only heard the soviet version, and the soviet version was not kyiv-centric, it was moscow-centric, accordingly, again, the second operation is connected with the fact that, again, in the german language very often functions precisely because we fought with the russians, yes, that is, the russians and the ukrainians in their coordinate system, again from the submission of russian propaganda from the submission of soviet propaganda very often functioned exclusively in the context of cooperation with the farmacht with the nazi regime, even when it was, for example, forced collaboration and again avoiding the discussion of any motives, respectively . when you come to berlin and tell an ordinary person that ukrainians with weapons in more than three and a half million people died in the fight against nazism, so a large number of ordinary people are very surprised, moreover, even non-ordinary

negative light, a man in women's clothing, but that was something out of the movies on clyde, on the popular infirmary brooklyn, in east berlin sher, lots of fun. miles door was a pioneer in the trans community. she began collecting every day objects in the 19 fifties and exhibiting them in the boots house. miles door of the manor house became a villa, manian era museum, and a famous meeting place for east berlin's queer community. on coming all topic, i feel after coming out i met shallow and that's how i found the community in via luncheon was already well known in the east german scene. but after german reunification people's awareness about her grew a lot. 16 sackcloth charlotte of one miles door received the federal order of merit durham is highest order in 1092. she passed away in 2002, she to pave the way for today's more tolerant berlin. at the gay museum in berlin, and exhibition is dedicated to the efforts of trans activists like charlotte, a fun miles door. and nadia schellenberg chapter 4, how do you trans people live in berlin to day? and what problems do they face? barren, many spaces in berlin, a can act a safe

admitted that there could be shortages of fuel, for example, primarily in the east of the country. 9 out of 10 cars in and around berlin run on fuel produced at the p. c. k. refinery in the north east of the country. it is owned by russia's rosin left and its employees. wanted to stay working at the refinery and shades. $1200.00 employees are worried about their jobs. so many attended this week's workers meeting that it had to be held outside. among the guests, germany's minister for economic affairs here to come, every one's nerves russian guess once flowing through the jewish by pipeline would be replaced by deliveries per ship to be refined in schmidt. i'm with him just under co, for it would be possible to route ships through the cure canal to the port of rostock and hostile. we could do that temporarily, but long enough to resume the minister promises financial help from the government because switching away from pipeline oil won't come cheap. still, it's unclear if all jobs can be saved. many in shove, it are worried as the refinery is one of the largest employers in the region. the dancers talk, it's about the w

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you probably saw a movie called "the lives of others," about east berlin at that time. i went to east berlin. it was okay for canadians to go there. and people were very reluctant to enga you, of course. czechoslovakia, which i also visited at that time, was a little more open. you could talk to people in fields, just not in anything enclosed, such as a car or a room. and poland was even more open. so, in poland, we were right in the writers' union, a government-controlled thing for writers. and they said, "would you like some samizdat?" that would be forbidden manuscripts. and we said, "sure," and they said, "wait just a sec." they were keeping them right there on the premises. so very different degrees of openness, but very conscious at all times that you had to be careful about what you said to whom, and you also had to be careful about what you said when you came out, because you could get people in trouble. so there are many kinds of totalitarianisms. there's no one thing that gives rise to them. we've got ones on the left, we've got ones of the right. you can even

city of shved , which provides gasoline, diesel fuel and jet fuel, threatens the entire east of germany and berlin the sharp reduction in production was announced by the shareholders of the refinery alternative sea supplies will not be able to completely replace the pipeline from russia restrictions are not only logistical, but also technological the nature of the plant is designed for the processing of russian uralc. the transition to other varieties will entail a long shutdown for reconfiguration and even complete replacement of a number of units, ordinary germans. how americans are more and more dissatisfied with what they see at gas stations and not everyone believes in government officials who say russia to german politicians of the first rank. we have to pay more and more attention to this acute social issue. the transition period will be long enough to we were able to take action and find alternatives to russian oil for germany, but we cannot guarantee in this situation that there will be no stoppage of supplies, primarily at the regional level regarding the refineries in sweden, the positi

of civil war. oh, you're watching dw news from berlin. a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the cranium president, holiday me or zalinski, has visited his country's embattled east for the 1st time during rush us 100 day old invasion. meanwhile, moscow's relentless dawn vast offensive is closing in on the key city of sierra onions. that's it for me. you're up to date next. pfizer takes over the seats at the top of the hour and will al slacker. thanks for watching. taken away. ah. the w's crime fighters are back a bit in africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, africa's facebook page and other social meet.

gathered in berlin should be surrounded and arranged for them, stalingrad right here, the capital of the third reich, hitler expected that the german ninth army, operating in the south eastthe army operating against the allies west of berlin with the support of the tank army. circling and defeating the soviet troops m, seated in the government quarter, reinforcements arrive in the dead of night, the nazis throw paratroopers to the reichstag building. this is one of the last operations of the german luftwaffe during the war. and they dropped it there, which means that many mistakenly believe that this is some kind of marine corps. actually. they were cadets of the naval school from the city of rostock dropped a parachute landing, thereby strengthening, and the position of the defenders of the reichstag. moscow the kremlin headquarters of the supreme commander- in-chief at that moment reported to stalin that kuznetsov's third shock army had come out in the immediate vicinity of the government of the new quarter. in addition to the reichstag. the gestapa ministry of the interior is located there. the so -called himmler's house and the royal opera house are all buildings. we

let's talk about those weapons that they lead to defend the east of the country. media reports here in germany, say deliveries from berlin. have stoled germany falling behind on its pledges. one can certainly frame it that way. yes, absolutely. let's remember it's been 3 months since the war began a little less than 3 months sense. chancellor shaw, it's made his famous site and vantage era change a speech to the bonus tag, saying that germany would send offensive weapons to ukraine. and also one month ago already, germany had offered and said that we would send heavy weapons to ukraine in a further shift. but in that past month, no weapons have arrived. and now the most recent announcement said that 15 anti aircraft or tanks would be sent in july. but we're moving at the speed of war and who knows what was the situation in july, ukraine needs the weapons now. so the deep sense of frustration here and key right now at this perceived, these slow moving german response and dragging of feet. that soak diplomacy. now vladimir putin as using a naval blockade in the black sea to halt ukrainian grain export and his demonic sanct

of them have come to germany. we went to meet a mother and her daughter who were now staying with a host family here in berlin. shenise, north east of keith. after month of heavy russian, selling much of the city is destroyed. it is anna and such as hometown. in march, the mother and daughter flat to berlin, but their thoughts are still with their family and friends in ukraine. anyway, the yoga thought, i said, my friends stayed and sion if i my classmates were i can't bear the thought that they did not have the chance to escape even though they wanted to. i tell you, but it's terrifying. what drives and even though i'm doing well here, it's hard because i can't help them. beckon ukraine and i was finishing up high school. sasha walked in a cool center than the attack started. now they live with mountain and cornelia young english. he's an entrepreneur, she's a doctor. the couple drove to the polish ukrainian border to help any refugees and take them to germany. here and there and susan's it's honestly, humans are social beings. if someone folds down next to you, you bent down and picked them up again. it's completely natural for

russian railways. 90% of the clothing factory provides mail and large goods. the time of east germany in the berlinion and there they have early problems with it. how is it supplied? as far as i can see, as far as requests and questions that come to the trader, logisticians, how does this early work come from, which is prepared and fully sanctioned, as far as i understand that your company junio ​​is also participating now in the supply of fuel to ukraine , and mr. serhiy, before your inclusion, said that now poland itself is experiencing a certain shortage and everything is not so simple not only with the issue of logistics, but in general with the issue of production and sale of fuel in ukraine for our needs, so please tell us your version of what is happening in the fuel market in europe, is there really a deficit there, how have prices changed and, well, could there be such a situation that in ukraine , we simply will not find the share we need for today, yes, of course, poland, yes, sergey was right in poland, there is a deficit of uh, 70% the needs are covered by two polish plants, which i sa

of western sanctions against russia . amid the war in ukraine. i'm colburn berlin, welcome to the program. mario paul and the south east of ukraine was once a thriving industrial city port with a population of 440000 people. many of them worked for companies producing iron, steel, grain and machines, which were then exported from the city of harbor at the sea of oz of 2 countries all around the world. but now marie paul resembles a wasteland. the russian army has turned the city into his side of destruction and death. the former mayor says at least 10000 people have died. many more have fled. one of them is julia carry.

of vladimir putin" is next. ♪ >>> december 5th, 1989, it was a cold night in dresden, east germany, and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlins roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. a loca

returning to the city of hockey, the w correspondent, mathias berlin told us about the situation in other cities in the east of ukraine. so yeah, we have different situations at different parts of the front line. around hard keep, the ukrainian forces have been able to push the russians back almost to the russian borders in some areas and in other areas quite far away from the city. which means that the city is out of artillery range and that's why people are returning to the city because it's now less, it's being less it showed less than before. and that's, but basically this due to this offensive, which seems to be quite successful in don boss, which is further east. the situation looks a bit different. fighting is fierce there. and we have, in the past few days, seen some gains by the russians, not breakthroughs, but the russians are still on the offensive, although things might not go as planned for them either. the ukraine is, are resisting, but nothing is decided there yet. it's still a very intense battle. foreign ministers from the group of 7 wealthy countries have begun a 3 day meeting in northern

♪ >>> december 5th, 1989, it was a cold night in dresden, east germany, and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlinall had just fallen. [ chanting ] >> all over east germany angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. a local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building. as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. ♪ >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down. police weren't going to help, and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow over and over again. finally one official told him simply moscow is silent. >> and i think it felt like a deep betrayal to him. >> vladimir putin was on his own. he went down into the bowels of the building and fired up the fur furnace. >> he finds himself in the basement with a furnace shoveling documents as we hears demonstr

kennedy stood firm in defense of west berlin, and as a result, and the possibility of nuclear war seemed all only to likely. fortunately, for world peace, it left of the east germans, a solution of sorts came in august of 1961, when the east german government suddenly closed off the border between east and west berlin and proceeded to erect the subsequently famous berlin wall, which of course became an enduring symbol of the cold war, for three decades. while, the u.s. protested building the wall, but ultimately, it was unwilling to risk a war to tear it down. it was during this time that the field wore reached such heights in this country, that one of the most national priorities seemed to be the construction of fallout shelters. although few are actually constructed. now, ultimately, the berlin crisis simmered down, and the danger of war in europe increased, only to be superseded by a potentially much more severe threat, much closer to home, specifically, 90 miles off the coast of florida, in cuba. in october, 1962, aerial photographs taken from the high flying u2 spy planes revealed that the russians were building launching pads into cuba, missile launc

of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah . this is dw news live from berlin. more signs that ukraine's fight against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. ukraine's president warren's rush was offensive in don boss could make the region uninhabitable. towns and cities lie in ruin. as russian forces advanced and ukrainian troops faced encirclement. also on the show, ukraine faces the mammoth task of prosecuting a ledge war crimes by russian soldiers. more than $30000.00 cases are under investigation. bus, texas, police faced questions over their response to the new vault the school massacre. parents, the officers were slow to move in while the gunman shot his young victims. 19 students and teachers died in the massacre. ah. hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks for joining us. ukraine is warning that russia is edging closer to us. rounding its troops in the eastern don bass region are shown. forces are launching attacks on doesn't of towns in lieu hon scanned to gnats in what could be a turning point in moscow's efforts to consolidate control in the east ukrainian president of all the demure zalinski is deman

of mankind. moral life, starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news wife from berlin, moore signed the ukraine's fight against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. ukraine's president warrens russia as offensive end on boston, could make the region on inhabitable towns and cities lie in ruins, as russian forces advanced as ukrainian troops face encirclement or so coming up ukraine faces the mammoth task of prosecuting alleged war crimes by russian soldiers. more than $13000.00 cases are under investigation. plus, texas police face questions over their response to the vault a school massacre. parents say officers were slow to move in while the gunman shot his young victims. 19 students and 2 teachers died in the massacre. ah, hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. ukraine is warning that russia is edging closer to surrounding its troops and the eastern don bass region. russian forces are launching attacks on dozens of towns in lou hines and da nats. and what could be a turning point in moscow's efforts to consolidate control in the east? the ukrainian president volunteers, the lensky is demandin

of people's salaries. it's not that big here, let's say in the east in germany, berlin is a rather poor city, but in terms at least, if you compare it with düsseldorf or frankfut, for example, but hmm well, how can i say, yes, apparently, people are trying to save money. uh, of course it doesn't even go as far as the direct implementation of the tips we heard, for example, use rainwater, yes for your toilets, but the dissatisfaction is felt here is a great graph. you really show that vegetables have risen in price and oil has disappeared for them for flour, you have to look like, if uh someone do something to use this product, that is, well, there is an abundance that was not there before, and prices have grown , this is a fact, but you need to understand, you still need to understand what we are facing. now the conflict is developing between russia and a very large force. e, which is accumulated e and very much with a country that has colossal reserves. and if, uh, something changes here in germany, and if germany can not continue, let's say, business from the south, yes, and then obviously russia also ne

ah, ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin as russia and ukraine, step up, their battle for control of the east nato believes keith is getting the upper hand ukraine from room. this war, nato secretary general says ukrainians, defense of their homeland and rushes miss steps could spell the feet for moscow. also coming up another potential setback for moscow was finland and sweden move a step closer to joining nato. finland's president says his country is entering a new era rush as president has called the idea a mistake. ah, i manuscripts, mccann, and welcome to the program. ukraine says it is bracing a for a new push from russian forces in the eastern region of dunbar. and in the south president, ville autumn is the lensky said, moscow could not admit that its operation was, quote, us a dead end. and his comments come, as russian forces started withdrawing from the 2nd largest city of cock heave following a ukrainian counter offensive. but while the threat may be receiving from har, he's, the civilians still left in the city conditions. a dire here. for the thousands of people still sheltering

penetrate the affairs of germany through the far east, where it is quite possible to obtain information about the plans of our enemies. i'm ready in japan, we have only one agent ramsay berlinrecognized you as the best journalist of the reich in the east . i ask you not to destroy my life, he is to the end it is forbidden. sorge on sunday at the first why was the captured resident revered by the japanese as a hero after the war? but now for everyone who woke up, it's time to do exercises, and not easy, but for the spine. he is our main support and our sedentary lifestyle, he does not like effective exercises for the spine at all. now fitness instructor sergei blucher will show you. good morning. going to work before labor exploits, you should warm up especially for those who perform them while sitting at the computer. spine exercise. we need a fitball, we hold the projectile in front of us on outstretched arms. the back is straight, the legs are wider than the shoulders gently, we turn the body to the left, look at the ball, return to the starting position and turn to the right, only the spine and back muscles work, repeat the exercise five times in each direction. such a w

east of germany and bernin. this was stated by the shareholders of the refinery in berlin, alternative sea supplies will not be ablempletely replace pipeline supplies from russia and the restrictions are not only logistical, but also technological in nature, the plant is designed to process russian urals and switching to other grades will entail a long shutdown for reconfiguration and even complete replacement of the series units ordinary germans, like the americans. increasingly dissatisfied with what they see in edits and already not everyone believes in government officials who say high prices are to blame. russia to german politicians of the first rank. we have to pay more and more attention to this acute social issue. the transition period will be long enough so that we can take action and find alternatives to russian oil for germany, but we cannot guarantee in this situation that there will not be a shutdown of supplies, primarily at the regional level regarding the refineries in sweden, the position of the federal government is that it should be preserved, and we will develop further infrastructure so that t

of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw why we're from berlin. moore signed the ukraine's fight against russian . east of the country is going badly. ukraine's president warned russia offensive end on bass, could make the region on inhabitable towns and cities lie in ruin. as a russian forces advance and ukrainian troops faith in.

east and ukraine. the war has been going on since 2014 since fresh as annexation of crimea. hospitals to quite helpful medical good that there somewhere in berlin, where ukrainians can come to express their grief and leave it in this place. the children who have been killed are commemorated here with the drawings candles and flowers. yet when he thinks pamela papa featured to post, i feel the full bush of buckle and go with wonderful. let's make wash together. ah, a few weeks later session. and i want to show that things that preparing a meal for their hosts, katelyn is learning how to make a traditional ukrainian peach fruit soup. quite a ukrainian cooking class. it is also a master class. i. ah, let's just assume this is our ukranian national dish. it really fills you up today . we're making it with lots of beans to replace the meat i took, but her meal ukrainian wash is cooked with meal, with pork ribs. ah, the boyish brings back memories. anna has not seen her family and friends for weeks semester when chaney, of others like her fled abroad, was still in transit. i want to see my grand burner and eat, grinned for grandma's foot with either

for migrant ah ah, this is date of any news live from berlin, ukraine's president says the don bass is completely destroyed. faladore zalinski says russia has turned b, east and region into hell. he calls the bombardment of severity and yet brutal and senseless and accuses russian forces have stopping civilians from flaying. also on the program. j w made to the residence of hon. cave hove made a subway station, their home authorities want them out, but some are afraid to return to their shattered hugs. and mounting concern, i've re, re and potentially deadly illness. a growing number of countries are confirming cases of monkey pox will ask an infectious diseases expert how worried we should be ah i'm rebecca route as welcome to the program. ukrainian president volota me is a landscape says rush and forces have quote, completely destroyed the industrial don bass region. according to the regional governor, russian shelling has killed at least 12 people and wounded doesn't in the eastern city of so better than the exc ukrainian defense ministry. said intense fighting berries, preventing civilians from fleeing the area. the landscape comments came in his nigh

of a with, [000:00:00;00] with this is the w news. why? but from berlin tonight, a warning that ukraine spine against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. towns and cities are being hit by intense shelley, as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. also coming up tonight, german chance or olaf shoulds tells the world economic for.

berlin. a warning that ukraine's fight against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. towns and cities are hit by intense shelley as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. meanwhile, ukraine faces the mammoth task of prosecuting allege war crimes by russian soldiers . more than $13000.00 cases are under investigation. plus texas police face questions over their response to the all the school massacre. parents say officers were slow to move in while the gunmen shot his young victims. 19 students and 2 teachers died in the massacre. ah hello, i'm clare richardson. welcome to the show. you crane is warning that russia is edging closer to surrounding its troops in the eastern don bass region. russian forces are launching attacks on dozens of towns in lou on scan to gnats. and what could be a turning point in moscow's efforts to consolidate control in the east? ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is demanding more heavy weaponry from the west, describing the situation in don bass as extremely difficult moments of joy in times of war. this is the 1st civilia

for reliable information ah ah ah, this is the w news life from berlin as russia and ukraine stuff up there baffled the control of the east nato. believes keith is getting the upper hand you crave can win this war. nato secretary general says ukrainians, defense of their homeland and rushes miss steps could spell the feet for moscow. also coming up, we meet the volunteer risking his own life to rescue civilians in the besieged city of mary.

of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news lives from berlin. more signs that ukraine's fight against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. ukraine's president warrens russia's offensive end on bass could make the region uninhabitable. towns and cities lie in ruin.

oh ah ah ah, this is the w news life from berlin as russia ukraine step up there baffled the control of the east nato. believes keith is getting the upper hand ukraine from room. this war. nato secretary general says ukrainians, defense of their homeland and rushes miss steps could spell the feet for moscow. also coming up, we meet the volunteer risking his own life to rescue civilians in the besieged city of mario pool. many of those that he is trying to bring to safety are children. ah, i manuscripts makennan, welcome to the show. ukraine says that it is bracing for a new purse from russian forces in the eastern region of dumbass. and in the south president vladimir lensky said moscow could not admit that his operation was, quote, as a dead end. now his comments come as the russian forces started withdrawing from the 2nd largest city of ha heath following a ukrainian count for offensive. but while the threat may be receding, bare for civilians still left in the city conditions. a dire here for the thousands of people still sheltering and hockey is metro system. the war is far from over. off to

success stories for bastion of biodiversity stores may 20th on dw ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin as russia and ukraine, step up their battle for control of the east, i believe keith is getting the upper hand. ukraine can win this war. nato secretary general says ukrainians, defense of the homeland and russia miss steps could spell the feet from moscow also coming up and not the potential fet, thought for moscow is finland, unsweetened move a step closer to join.

patriotic war german androsenko, the participant of the berlin operation is congratulated by the activists of the young guard in the south of moscow and in the eastcourtyard of the veteran zinaida dermidontova. the cadets passed their march 99. she accepts such congratulations, sitting in an armchair at entrance, but at some point gaining strength and, as a token of gratitude, stands at the smirnov counter. the action to celebrate the veteran’s house on the eve of may 9 takes place in different regions of russia. this is another flash mob of the victory window . everyone who wants to place our great-grandfathers on the windows of their apartments. that is, my grandfathers, they fought in the war and went through the whole war, they were awarded many medals with ordinates. and today. we just painted the order of the red star on the window, this is a symbol. uh, victory is a symbol of our family, which we carefully store professional artists as part of the victory paint campaign. together with volunteers. they paint portraits of veterans , it takes a lot of time to detail the medals of the hero of each picture. a huge number of portraits on victory

of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin as russia and ukraine. step up that battle for control of the east nato. believe steve is getting the upper hand. ukraine can win this war. nato secretary general says ukrainians, defense of their homeland and rushes miss steps could spell the feet for moscow. also coming up. another potential setback for moscow was finland. am sweden move a step closer to joining nato? finland's president says his country is an.