what memories do you have of austria, being raised in austria, if any? mr.: i certainly do not have any memories from 1932, from dresden at that time, but i do have memories of living outside of vienna in austria with my parents. it was a good life. they were still very nice times for us. that was of course before hitler came into austria. peter: what did your father do in austria? mr. wurfl: he worked for the government. he worked for the president of austria at the time. peter: what kind of position did he have? mr. wurfl: i don't really know. i just know that he worked for him, he knew him very well. when hitler came in, the president of austria and my father were arrested together, put on the same train and taken to a concentration camp north of berlin. peter: your father was catholic. why was he arrested and taken? you say he was an incorrigible enemy of the state. mr. wurfl: yes. he was a political prisoner. peter: what was his crime according to the nazi regime? mr. wurfl: because he was with the austrian government and they were not in favor of becom

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numbers are down, austria has dropped its veto and this is a big day for a and bulgaria.c news. the first batch of compensation from the infected blood scandal isexpected to be paid out to victims within days. ten people have been offered compensation totalling over £13 million according to the cabinet office. earlier i spoke to our health reporter, jim reed. the government's calling this a landmark moment. and for once, i think that that kind of hyperbole, that kind of language is sort of justified. i mean, matthew, i've been covering this for ten years as a health reporter, speaking to many of the victims. the campaigners and the families have been campaigning forjustice for compensation in this case for in some cases, 30, 40, 50 years. there have been a series of interim payments of up to about £300,000 each for some victims. but this would be this week the first final compensation payment that goes out to victims. so it is quite an important moment. and we think it's about ten victims that have been offered around £13 million in total, and then another 25 victims that

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the argument from austria was that last year 70,000 people entered austria illegally having crossed countriesia, romania and hungary on the way. what's happened this year is those numbers are down to only 4000 from the same period, so basically romania and bulgaria have been saying, on the one hand they have strengthened the border between bulgaria and turkey. they have also been carrying out more raids inside the countries, trying to intercept gangs smuggling people across these borders. they say they have been pretty successful, so they have been working very hard in coordination with eu bodies, with different police forces, to try to crack down on illegal migration and clearly they feel now they have convinced the austrians, that vito has gone and now the vote has gone through. and now the vote has gone through-— and now the vote has gone throu~h. , , , ~ through. this comes this week, as we see _ through. this comes this week, as we see another _ through. this comes this week, as we see another huge - through. this comes this week, as we see another huge change j as we see another huge ch

the countries chancellor has gone so far as to back the request with a financial incentive. austria will support the syrian school, wish to return to their home country with a return bonus of a 1000 euro. the country now needs at citizens in order to be rebuilt, ongoing asylum procedures for syrian citizens and austria will continue to be suspended. but similar calls are also coming from neighboring germany, which host the biggest syrian dias for in europe number and nearly 1000000. several european countries have already halted to new asylum applications from the country, but the syrian nationals we spoke to stay returning is not an option. it isn't in the shed investments. i read in the news that politicians are calling for 1000 euros to be given to syrians so that they have to or want to go back, which shocked me. i think that's a terrible idea. i spent, the situation in syria is just as dangerous as it was before. right now it is not possible to go to syria. the big problem is that when people go to see me and now it is no good, there is still danger that syria needs another 2 to 3 y

on this one, we discussed the situation with the head of this to bar of institute in austria, alexander markovich. he says the calls are absurd as serious face is more instability than ever. western governments and save on stimulus are actually um, depending on mos migration. and this presupposes the destruction of countries outside of the west in order to gain rescue, cheapest cheap labor force. so um, what they are doing now is um just type of proceed is also somehow upsets if your calling in the 1st place for if you choose to come to you when there are countries to stabilize, then structed. and then suddenly, when a new um around the floor starts in syria, which is actually happening right now, which you could see in the fights between diaz sense the syrian defense forces indeed stuff the country. but also now in the recent research and suffices in the east of the country. of course you can talk about peace in syria since of course syria is now um, a more od destabilized than ever. a 9 year old child has been killed by an armed ukrainian drone in the russian belgrade region, accordin

we discussed the situation with the head of the sewer of institute in austria, alexander markovich. she says, the calls are absurd as serious faces, more instability than ever. western governments and safe on the list are actually um, depending on most migration and stews, presupposes destruction in most countries outside of the west in order to gain rescue cheese. that's a cheap labor for us. so um, what they are doing now is um, just type of procedure is also somehow upstarts, if your calling in the 1st place forever, you choose to come. so you wonder conference to stabilize, then instructed. and then suddenly when a new um round, the floor starts in syria, which is actually happening right now, which you could see in the fights between um dfcs ends, the steering defense forces and east of the country. but also now in the recent research and suffices in the east of the country. of course you kind of talked about the piece in syria, since of course syria is now um a more od destabilized. whenever the, the us state department is facing the shut down. if it's unit that had tried to c

austria's credit, keeping their country from being swept up by the iron curtain. keys was an remarkable veteran. thank you. >> sorry for the confusion, i would like to thank joe crag for your, for the invite here and also for your help in getting the board published. this was a significant battle in the vietnam war, it was significant for several reasons. it was early on in the war, the casualties were very heavy at both sides and it was the start of large-scale surgeon destroy operations. now, the battle was actually fought in january 1966 but they had wanted to start several months earlier and that is when the first calgary division was deployed through vietnam and on the way to the battle, it got caught up in the valley. you might've heard the book with lieutenant colonel elmore. once that was, once that was finished, in the first they were able to direct their attentions each of the coastal plains in to the area. i want to show, okay, the purposes of technical operations, the purposes of technical operations. vietnam was divided into four tactical zones. you c

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the argument from austria was that last year 70,000 people entered austria illegally, having crossednia and hungary on the way. what's happened this year is that those numbers are down to only 4000 from the same period. so basically romania and bulgaria have been saying, look, on the one hand, they've strengthened the border between bulgaria and turkey. they've also been carrying out more raids inside the countries trying to intercept gangs smuggling people across these borders. and they say they've been pretty successful. so they've been working very hard in coordination with eu bodies with different... with frontex, different eu police forces to try and crack down on illegal migration. and clearly they feel now that they've managed to convince the austrians that veto is gone and now the vote has gone through. and of course, this comes this week as we're seeing another huge change in the middle east region. turkey, obviously a key route for people who have come into europe in the past. um, what is the sense of predictions that we're getting in terms of movements of people now that b

still 3 in a chunk of that has even also the refugees, a hands out to leave his country. austria will support the syrian school, wish to return to their home country with a return bonus of a 1000 euro. the country now needs its citizens in order to be rebuilt. ongoing asylum procedures for syrian citizens and austria will continue to be suspended. 95000 syrian refugees currently reside in austria. similar calls are also coming from politicians, a neighboring germany, which hosts the biggest syrian dest passport in europe, numbered nearly 1000000. several european countries have already halted new, assign them a applications for syria's, is what we heard about the situation from some refugees, invalid. it isn't and not just investment. i read in the news that politicians are calling for 1000 euro is to be given to syrians so that they have to or want to go back, which shocked me. i think that's a terrible idea. the situation in syria is just as dangerous as it was before. right. 1 right now, it is not possible to go to syria. the big problem is that when people go to see me and now it

staying in austria, and red bull salzburg have sacked their head coach, pepijn lijnders.— 10 points behind leaders sturm graz and are struggling to progress in the champions league. the job was lijnders' first since he left his assistant manager role at liverpool, working alongside jurgen klopp. in italy's serie a, it was a humiliating night for lazio as they were thumped 6—0 by inter milan, who are nowjust three points behind leaders atalanta, but they do have a game in hand. it was a much closer match in the english premier league as bournemouth drew 1—1 with west ham. the away side thought they won it with a late penalty from lucas paqueta, but a stoppage—time stunner from enes unal made sure the points were shared. we have to take the point, especially when they just scored the second goal, but probably with the second half performance we were closer to winning than them, but we could not do it in the end. england women's cricketers are looking to build a big lead in their one—off test against south africa. the hosts resumed on 17 without loss on day two in bloemfonte

while i say $5000.00 syrian refugees currently reside in austria, some of the calls are also coming from politicians and neighboring tillman, a, which hosts the biggest syrian diaspora in europe. now bring any 1000000. several european countries have already halted new, assigned them up locations, both syrians. here's what we heard about the situation from some refugees, and by then the subject isn't in the shed investments. i read in the news that politicians are calling for 1000 euros to be given to syrians so that they have to or want to go back, which shocked me. i think that's a terrible idea. but the situation in syria is just as dangerous as it was before. right now, it is not possible to go to syria. the big problem is that when people go to see me and now it is no good, there is still danger the syrian needs and other 2 to 3 years for peace and for people to it's a new policy must emerge. we did not know what the new policy will be right now. i meant the power grew up in syria various functions and now raised thing to say to claim on arable and fuel rich lands on things we may h

i am in beautiful vienna austria. . you at the moment? i am in beautiful vienna austria.ria. i fled the country yesterday, getting outjust in time before frantic friday, which is absolutely going to be the peak day of the winter at the airport and according to the motoring organisations, on the road, as well. if you haven't started off and you're thinking, oh will set off this afternoon, please stay in and watch the news channel and head off perhaps around six or seven tonight because it is going to be really, really busy on the roads. that's because you have for an awful lot of people at a normal commute which is going to merge with the start of the great getaway, so it's going to be very messy. tomorrow, snarl up be very messy. tomorrow, snarl up saturday is what the rac is calling the day, they're warning particular between one and six in the afternoon is going to be tricky. there warning especially around the big shopping centres, bluewater in kent, meadowhall in south yorkshire, trafford centre in greater manchester, in terms of the biggestjams it's the usual suspect

austria has a series that compares one type of weapon to another. i have a book that compares the u.s. persian heavy tank against the german tiger heavy tank. or the u.s. sherman tank against other german tanks. the series deals with order battle, tables of organization equipment, and issues of that sort. and i did one on a warrior title, which is an overview of u.s. tankers in world war ii, what their training was, how they were recruited, and that sort of thing. that all got blended into this first volume, that came out earlier this year. once again, this is not strictly a look at technical side. i especially wanted to look at the issue, especially in the world war i period and the inner warriors, of the inner play between doctrine and development. at this time, tanks are relatively novel technology. and so there was a great deal of debate about what is the role on the battle field. are they simply for the support of infantry? do they have a greater role? are tanks going to be limited to small, separate balances that will support the infantry, or

also interested the tactical and strategic importance of austria, which enabled him to prepare it for the state signed by the big four in 1955, resulting in his independ ments, and the austrians credited him with keeping their country from being swept up behind the iron curtain. in summary, general geoffrey keyes was a remarkable senior army officer who deserves a place in the pantheon of outstanding world war two commanders. thank you. just a letter. sorry, the for the confusion, i'd like to thank joe craig for your for the invite here and also for your help in getting the book published. the battle of books on it was a significant battle in the vietnam war. it was significant for several reasons. it was early on in the war. the casualties were very heavy on both sides, and it was the start of large scale search and destroy operations. you know, the battle was actually fought june, january 1916 six. but westmoreland had wanted to start it several months earlier, and that's when the first cavalry division was deployed to south vietnam and on the way to the battle, it got caught up in

on the sand pits and upper austria, sides of gale north grim is public presentation of the austrian space forms upcoming mission to march, the more than the romance of space. it's the multi $1000000000.00 economic opportunity that officials say austria should not ignore the media space. lady, not the most, for you might one day become a brand into these could be seen as the both of it also stuff inside the, the mars rovers are drawing special attention developed for the upcoming mission by australian german students. they're designed to explore on familiar terrain as autonomy. slowly as possible. i far ahead and drive the price it use the public the rate it was ready to face day. we training to get ready for armenia. no, no, everything is perfect to yet, but that's why we do these exercises. there are still 5 months to sort out minor issues and he councils, which i think for the students from germany's university avoid support. it's an opportunity to meet other teams and exchange ideas. how's their project coming along? a demo, and that's just simply, gramma won't fundamentally change. no

the concerns were mainly coming from the netherlands and austria, and they were linked to corruption. of the conditions that the member states like romania and bulgaria need to fulfil in order tojoin the schengen area. so, it was more a political issue that was at stake than a legal one. not something we hear every day, but everything seems to be ok - the day, but everything seems to be ok — the words of us police 0k — the words of us police chief after a plane split in two in san antonio. the pilot and three people on the ground were taken to hospital. emergency services say it's not clear what caused the plane to fall from the sky, but it's a miracle the crash didn't cause mass fatality. there's the plane. you can see it if you're watching these pictures flying across the main highway. could see the plane split king charles is been visiting apples uk station. alongside tim cook. take a look at the pictures, the christmas market that he clearly loves. he did some perusing, lots of lovely shops there. the king met with traders, some who were actually young entrepreneurs supported by t

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so it is out there more than a dozen european countries, including austria, germany, belgium, finland, ireland, in greece, norway. they suspended asylum procedures for syrian migrants. austria is even offering a 1000 euro incentive for margaret to leave and is preparing a deep rotation program. what did these moves mean? what are their significance? what deportation? this is, should be out of the question. i mean, this is way, way too early to talk about forcibly returning anyone to syria. this is a completely unstable situation. it's volatile. you don't know which, you know, what direction things are going. humanitarian needs in the country are off the charts. so there's, you know, we haven't begun any restoration re rehabilitation any, any, any ability to reintegrate people at this point to suspend the decision making. that's acceptable, but, but to deport any one at this time is completely unacceptable. you expect this, that's the red line. we need to do absolutely be making you expect us to close it, rely you expect the mask, the protections here, and what, what the expectation th

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they all street in tron so that as even also the refugees, a 100000, to leave his country, austria will support the syrian school, wish to return to their home country with a return bonus of a 1000 euro. the country now needs its citizens in order to be rebuilt. ongoing asylum procedures for syrian citizens in austria will continue to be suspended to $95000.00 syrian refugees currently reside in australia. similar calls are also coming from politicians and neighboring germany, which has the biggest syrian diaspora in europe number and nearly 1000000. several european countries have already halted new, assign them applications for the syrians. like mad directly polio, assistant professor as a month and a to to university and to care says this is a striking discrepancy between the 2 treatments of refugees from different countries that are less of metal use in terms of freed turning. liquid safety has not been sold. the, there must be a multiple and sick you just tell the team and see the goals for those. if you choose to turn back to countries and of course an infrastructure has been dest

k, sweden, austria, as well as germany in germany. the decision will affect around $47000.00 pending requests. i sure my husband has moved from building a suggestion. government has decided that is going to put on hold for assessing applications for more than 47000 syrian refugees here in germany. and this is going to be a critical moment for, for, for the german government, because the issue of the emigrants is going to be a key issue during the upcoming elections. and this is where the far right has been saying that the decision in 2015 to allow hundreds of thousands of syrians into gemini was a big mistake. but at the same time, with this decision, the minutes of into yeah, has just said that the government is not going to rush any decision when it comes to asking the serious to go back home because they have no guarantees that the situation is going to stabilize in syria, whether the city is with the able to put together a transitional government that is going to navigate extremely delicate challenges ahead for the syrian governme

it's something that's happening in france, austria, italy, and so it is going to be something to watch in terms of how the german government does handle the fall out from this. because certainly, even if this man was anti muslim, a convert to christianity, perhaps it, his profile is still one of a saudi immigrant to germany. and so that is going to fuel the rhetoric or at least i believe that it will feel the rhetoric for the far right. i think the real question is how do parties like the greens, the freedom across the f t p the s p d? how did they respond to this to limit the fall out? and i think that's something that has yet to be seen, but certainly allow schultz ahead of the election. has a lot of pressure on him as do various other candidates, especially a cd chance or candidate predict mats. so thanks a lot, right, sure. and overcome rachel has very clearly suggested that they told me it doesn't seem to match what the, the views of the suspects that would be the suspect to have said before coming out this attack. because at the end of the day, he was simply a foreigner, an arab,