called andree until fall and then a jeep drove up over for the above the city they ordered us to stand up and they tied our hands behind our backs and pulled bags over our heads like we will go through. and then they threw us into the back of the jeep. was on guns and free and we drove around for what felt like one or 2 hours. therefore we didn't know where they were taking us there was a feeling i just can't describe what we was extreme. they were interrogated the same day. it was you can see who licks turned 1st. he would spend 6 hours in the interrogation room. he tried to stick to the story he'd worked out with his friend not a word about their plan defection it was an elaborate fiction. there's a fog when the movie don't release questions came again and again on. the interrogation. it went on for quite a long time as grounds could be i told them we just wanted to visit the border area to look at it. we'd agreed in advance not to admit we wanted to defect. but the questioning went on for hours and they explained to us what the border area looked like and that we were lucky they had

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andree you use stifle people's support does that mean if if there was anybody does it it will be. only peaceful human rights come out of that and this is their right but as we saw after the demolition of the mosque in 1902 communal riots around the country led to the death of you know 2000 people killed in vives most of them were muslims so doesn't the government have to keep these measures in place to avoid the kind of violence that we saw all those years ago. on the rise before the demolition after the demolition was started by the other side not by muslims muslim the victims before that i was around 3000 within the killed after that i was around 3000 muslims look at it and in which it out also about 2000 muslim looking so every dime the victim the muslims not the other side so it is in a way to stifle the democratic rights the people to protest peacefully because this of course. and they want to show to the world that the indian muslims have accepted it we have not accepted it it is a great injustice but of course we will not do anything that they have the got the ball what the

the developments in postrevolution their russia with some of -- post-revolutionary russia. , and andree take us through what you've discovered, what are some of the similarities and differences in these two different eras of dealing with the exiled emigre issue. call it an issue, or yeah. >> yeah. because we started finding out some surprising things. for instance, we have some strange contradiction here. on the one hand, the kremlin has been pushing people out of the country saying they pose no political threat, they are completely unimportant. and once these people come to the west, the kremlin gets upset. [inaudible] and we didn't get it. we didn't understand why these people all of who by no means the most popular politicians in the country, and we are talking about oligarchs or journalists, politicians, but till the most popular -- but still the most popular live -- [inaudible] but nevertheless, the kremlin obviously and visibly gets upset that a these people -- [inaudible] and we try thed -- tried to understand the roots of this obsession. and what we found out is that right from

was the person who was being named as presents alinsky is the chief of presidential administration andree don he was known as a lawyer for one of the main all of our senior crane you go cold voice ski and there's a lot of controversy at the time about him being appointed to the ministration you call that do you do you think of them as terrible people i don't think either one of them as terrible people know all right thank you mr morrison. earlier in testimony that was elicited from our colleagues on the other side of the aisle you indicated that others had represented to you that colonel than men leaked you remember saying that you spent all right colonel denman this morning under oath said that he did not does not leak now would you therefore want to maybe brief rearrange your comments about the references you made to colonel been a member so you didn't even though under oath he said that he has never leaked you believe that you believe in people who said to you that he may have late i didn't believe or disbelieve them i'm barely with you then when they told me well they told you and so

philip andree constituencies and getting these institutions to reach out in industrial democracies and make them understand why they matter. that's the reason we were able to get in the imf and the world bank, and had the problems that we had getting the league of nations through. when we think about constituencies matter, i'm from ohio. i had to go to hyo and explained to the youngstown united nations them andion -- go to explain to the youngstown united nations organization, why would we want to support an organization taking jobs away from youngstown, ohio? what i think the organization's job to do in this digital era, and many of us who are knowledgeable about these organizations, is to try to make that argument and explain why they matter. absolutely, they matter because china is brought into this rules-based system. if you want to talk about environmental policies, labor policies, even though china might not get exclusive funding from the world bank, when china put his baits in a world bank package that gives the global community an opportunity to influence some chinese policies.