the state security suspects that you weren't preparing an escaped for the hit them and then in west berlin and all these things where you feel safe, the home agents would have entered your apartment when you were not at home is and place the cloth in your bed to set them on indicted particularly if i were living in west berlin and at the time i would have been living in a free democracy. how is that even allowed? how would they have been able to get there and get into my apartment and help to? of course, it wasn't allowed. these were agents who operated outside the g. d. r illegally in what was called the operational area and then they had to make sure they were not competition. that's the man largely responsible for this massive st sponsored spy operation in east germany. was eric milka. yeah, he had them and this is where the minister for state security were army general arish, me kind of ok. he was also a member of the party leadership as of these and their state security was strongly based on me because of the concept of total control and canada to look what happened to him when the wa

reagan administration was strongly suggestion a gaddafi connection to the weekend bombing of a west berlin discotheque, in which a us serviceman was killed. reporter: the estimate of those injured in the blast was revised upward, from 150 to over 200. reporter 2: it was just before 2am when the bomb exploded with devastating results. the disco is in the american sector and a favorite nightspot for off-duty united states servicemen. the americans felt that this was a direct attack on american citizens, so they wanted to, obviously, punish gaddafi. america's allies clearly are concerned that this us-libya dispute could explode into war. reporter: one option open to president reagan is to send f-111 bombers against libya from this base in britain. dick: you have starts and stops in any investigation, and sometimes things pan out, sometimes they don't. now, pt/35. the fragment of circuit board that was found blown into that clothing. well, the scottish police, after they spent six months going to 17 countries, 55 companies, they cannot figure out what pt/35 is. no criticism. so, we asked, "can

basically, if i were living in west berlin and at the time i would have been living in a free democracy, how is that even allowed? how would they have been able to get there and get into my apartment and help to? of course, it wasn't allowed. these were agents who operated outside the g d r illegally in what was called the operational area and they had to make sure they were not caught the man largely responsible for this massive state sponsored spy operation in east germany was eric milka got here at them and this is where the minister for state security were army general arish, me kind of like he was also a member of the party leadership as of these and their state security was strongly based on me because of the concept of total control and control. what happened to him when the wall fell able to foster he was arrested men george with a murder. he had committed 60 years earlier. and as i said, he was investigated for 30 crimes, including corruption and other such offences. and nicole too. and he was been sentenced to 6 years in prison, but what was released after a few years from the

this year is also a tribute to the festivals history, 1st organized by the us army and 1951, west berlin. it brought international glamour to a city occupied and still largely in ruins. after world war 2, the festival quickly became one of the biggest, attracting the world stars. even as the berlin wall went up and later came down at the same time, the bailey knowledge gained a reputation as a political festival. regularly honoring directors from a run for films shot in secret from the regime last year except in speeches criticizing israel and germany support for israel sparked a political scandal with german politicians calling them unacceptably one sided this year somehow was spinning and active as their calling for a boycott of the valley now that we want a welcoming and increase of festival, we also want a festival that values and protects free speech and free dialogue and discourses. this year's political focus is largely on germany, your violence targeting the countries immigrant communities is the topic of multiple documentaries. it comes extra money is due to vote in an election

west berliners invited us to their homes.it was indescribable, the sort of scenes you saw in the street. and then the morning after we thought, what's going to happen now? i very quickly went to poland. the poland, the poles, because of solidarnosc, some of you may be aware of that were extremely courageous and their bravery to fight against communism, against socialism was something that filled me also always with great admiration. and my my friends there, my polish friends said, can only be a german who now travels to turin and that's it. and we would have stayed in poland. but i said to them, i only came to you because we were always so brave. and they emelia said, you're going to have german unification, you're going to experience that. and i said, are you sure? and they said to me, yes, next time we come to the germany, of course, but we were sort of against the gdr at the time, but we would never have sort of imagined what we can do once we have this freedom. all of a sudden we had to decide who do you wish to see leadi

and craig, that's north west of berlin. at least one farmer has convinced the trees or the answer for the tricky soil. if you could take some for us on foot for the grandkids. he started planting rows of poplars on his farm land 5 years ago. and this sort of has already begun to change a process that usually takes decades. let's see, to what's known display. we can see that the routine of the saw. it was beautiful here will nothing this what? so it is. yeah, we have, we'd screen here. no problem, bucks. how take a bit deeper spectrum of items that came up with some parts of it. yeah, yeah, and here we have the entire root system voltage. we have the leaves fold down and we have the shade. in other words, the soil life will find completely different claim might to conditions here and developed much more intensively because because there was no intelligence of it, that's the kind of good was able to convince the owners of his land to allow him to plant forests on the farm land. this is unusual because every hector is valuable

want to look like america is involved in to his credit, he has issues with the soviets in east and west berlin. so he is thinking about the big chessboard and says i do not want the airstrikes. the exiles become prisoners. they despise kennedy. the mob feels like kennedy left them in the sand, which he did, whether you agree with it or not, that is how they felt. so now the mob and exiles sort of feel the same way and the cia agents and kennedy's who wanted kennedy to do something, are starting to despise kennedy and some said his inaction was tantamount to treason so now you have a cabal forming between rogue cia agents, cuban exiles, and the mafia who all despise kennedy. the next shot kennedy yet said taking back cuba is the cuban missile crisis when we find there are cuban missiles off the coast of florida put there by the soviets and now kennedy is in a bad predicament again. but the joint chiefs of staff urge him, look, here is your excuse. we have this doctrine, we cannot allow them to put soviet missiles 90 miles off the coast of florida. let's strike. let's send in the marines. jack i

nearly 40 years ago ronald reagan stood at the gate in west berlin and famously challenged the soviet union to tear down this wall. reagan understood the true nature and threat of the russians. we've all seen the horrific cost of russia's war in ukraine and the increasing attacks on nato allies. is there a deal to be made to end this war? perhaps. but doing so must be with the best intelligence available, a clear eye about who we're negotiating with and for. and long-term guarantees of the security of ukraine and of europe and the transatlantic alliance. one would think any american president navigating such difficult waters would want a top official to serve as head of national intelligence. tulsi gabbard fails that test. she would not be qualified for an entry-level position within the intelligence community and certainly not qualified to lead it, period. some of the president's cabinets are hard to imagine because they are so unqualified but for the position of director of national intelligence, putting someone unqualified in charge is not funny at all. it's life-or-death dangerous

the berlin wall fell and the 2 jeremy were re united. there was no feeling in the west and one there was the tequila lead embrace in germany that now geo political competition had ended. and that military competition and military confrontation was a thing of the past. many german, so no need for a strong military. and its neighbors didn't want that either. for germany, military power became a thing that was just not relevant anymore. and in fact, was seen quite negatively with defense spending cuts the booms via fell into quite a dire state. it started making headlines like these a mass breakdown of tags and draining, not with machine guns, but broomsticks. then this happens, the rushes full scale invasion of ukraine. yeah. i know what else to do based on this paper, it is a very, very thoughtful and it was that side or turning point that set in motion. major changes on the government announced of one of the specialists on a 100000000000 euros to get the bonus back up to scratch. since then, germany has modernize its arsenal. germany has spent billions on military ag uk

. >> in malta, but also was a lot of the footage from my actual village in the west bank. >> in berlin well, season two of mo streaming right now on netflix. check it out. also, mo's new nationwide comedy tour, el oso palestino, begins later this month. co-creator, executive producer, director and star mo amer. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. i would. >> like to be addressed as the. palestinian bear. from now. >> on, we will. >> add that to the notes. >> for your. >> next appearance. >> that's it for us this weekend. we're back tomorrow morning, 6 a.m. eastern. bright and early as we enter the fourth week of trump's second term. until then, thanks for watching. >> good morning. it is sunday, february 9th. i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders townsend and michael steele. new overnight donald trump says he's revoking the security clearances of even more political opponents. attorney norm eisen isn

empire began its colonial invasion into anatomy, the, from the very start. berlin. encourage the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major pro, test, and lead to rebuild your in 19 o 4, they hear arrow, and nama drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the up most severe intake against the inhabitants of nan. maybe a germany through is 15000 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe and 50 percent of the number drive. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century. and not without reason. park compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve un

europe and what to do with germany in the wake of world war two, you ended up with east berlin, east germany and west germany. i'm terrified that we're going to end up with east ukraine and west ukraine, and that we're going to have these spheres of influence that the white house and the kremlin are currently negotiating, that will divide the ukraine in half, will get those mineral rights, and we're going to sacrifice ukraine much the way czechoslovakia was sacrificed. and then later in the way germany was partitioned. and that is going to create a geopolitical reality that we haven't faced in decades. >> well, then let's talk about europe, because clearly this is a whole new world for the us european relationship in this second trump administration. what does it mean for business there? >> yeah. so i think that europeans, while they want to back obviously, you know, nato and they want to back their interests there, they need us to kind of, you know, be on board. and i think that them being kind of knocked out of this whole process, you know, kind of weakens, i think their stance from an economic sta

would only begin looking at the fund lee when the berlin wall fell on the 9th of november 1989 as chubby after travelling across stoba from the east to the west. the cookie got attracted to as an applause from the gathered crowds, best began its trans permission from an outdated automobile to a symbol of billions and hope for the people looked east germany. and one woman had the idea of immortalizing that moment for all of posterity. vig kinda spending for job and breaking through the wall is now part of them, usually unbuttons, a side gallery, the longest surviving stretch of the wall. the odd is to so proved a little more use of then how highly instagram work abroad my search. but kinda took me to a remote beach and pointed to the months later on in spend where the otherwise building these defends, how windows creating what she calls her east storm gallery. although her beloved noodle is never far from her thoughts so much to me, the chevy was always a symbol of freedom. even in the g d, off the the can do, do i have been to doing jiu and move to berlin? in 1983, it was bid that she 1st encountered the war. let's leave it on beach and sudde

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now, every few at berlin briefing, these rights in the middle us, the global tensions about time between east to west and photographs and democrats. germany's whole system is on the 1st politics is getting down during the fall, right. it is gaining grounds and the world around germany, just getting more dangerous. we break it all down with experts and political class and we did what it means to you from violin to right where you are. it's only non you pod cost fun in briefing on youtube and wherever you get the the, this is the the news live from the land. donald trump price is wide spread rejections of his plan to take over gaza, including a warning from un secretary general on tonia hotel. it's easy essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing us officials of sending mixed signals. now, as they tried to walk back from land for god, israel says it is already preparing for guidance to leave the strict also coming up rebels in the democratic republic of congo to take another town, despite declaring as these 5, the un estimates nearly.

his speech mobilized the west, mobilized the west to confront and contain the soviet and spawned the marshall plan natal and the berlin airlift. truman, truman and democracy, civil rights truman and civil rights. oh, truman grew in a racist missouri. i have to say that a former slave state back and forth. he has his two sets of grandparents enslaved africans americans. his mother refused to sleep in the lincoln bedroom when she visited her son at the white house. there's a story behind that. truman used the n-word liberally throughout his life, deep into his retirement years. but his views did evolve amid. 1947 and early, early spring that year, a a man named walter white, the head of the acp at the time, suggested to truman, that he needed to give a major the time was right. he said for him to give a major speech on civil rights. a month or two later. it was early of 1947, early june in 1947, on the steps of the lincoln memorial with the howard university choir singing above him held forth to a crowd of 10,000 acp supporters in their friends, and he began by saying. it is my deep conviction that the nation has reache

now review at berlin briefing valley is right in the middle of the global tensions about time between east and west and pulled across to democrats. germany's whole system is on the stress. politics is getting down during the fall, right. it is gaining grounds and the world around germany is getting more dangerous . we break it all down with experts and political plans and we de code what it means to you from violin to right where you are. it's only non you broadcast fun in briefing on youtube and wherever you get the this is dw news and these are our top storage. israel says it has begun preparations for the departure of large numbers of palestinians from the gods and strip just a day after us president donald trump suggested that the us take over god's trumps comments have been condemned to rejected by international leaders. with the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez warning against ethnic cleansing, rebels in the democratic republic of congo, have seized another town in the east, despite declaring a ceasefire days ago. the rebels back by rwanda.

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his speech mobilized the west to confront and contain the soviet union. and its bond marshall plan, nato and the berlin airlift. truman and democracy. truman and civil writes. -- rights. truman grew up in racist missouri, i have to say that, a former slave state. his two sets of grandparents enslaved african americans. his mother refused to sleep in the lincoln bedroom when she visited her son at the white house. there is a story behind that. truman use the n-word liberally throughout his life, deep into his and -- his retirement years. but his views did evolve mid 1947. in early spring that year a man named walter white, the head of the naacp at the time, suggested to truman that he needed to give a major, and at the time was right, for him to give a major speech on civil rights. a month or two later, early january 1947, on the steps of the lincoln memorial, with the howard university choir singing above him, held forth to a crowd of 10,000 naacp supporters and friends. he began by saying, it is my deep conviction that the nation has reached a turning point in its efforts to guarantee freedom and equa

west bank. a 5th postage swap between hamas on is route is on the way to berlin, proud, welcoming home thomaston, rest. detainees recently released, we speak with a recently freed palestinian about why he and others were present in the prospect of was a military activist. but there were others were arrested simply for expressing rejection of the occupation throwing a stone or participating in demonstration, and can settlements on the wall the, let's keep them here in most group, assess, say, the 8th of february. that could be joining us here on the international. i want to bring you actually live pictures, something that's going on right now in the west bank and the town of romano. and you can see crowds of people, tears of joy celebration. and that's because the fast patch of kind of sitting in prison has to be released from his regular citizens as part of the hostage deal between them off and as well is taking place. this is the last group assembly and present palestinians returning a deposit on a box from oh fuck prison on the today. and they have now been met by so many on the press in west

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