expectation that hotspots would be popping up across the country that's what he says and also the bavarian state henry who was also in the room said that he is also concerned that the situation could once again change but for now germany pretty much at ease with the situation where you just mentioned that there has been a new major outbreak at a meat processing in west germany how serious is that. it's very serious it's once again in the meat producing industry there was an earlier outbreak in lower saxony the state of north rhine-westphalia where this latest outbreak is where some 400 out of 500 tested people in a meat production facility tested positive that is largely down to. common from remains garia that's what the state told us and that's something that would be locally dealt with but it also of course raises question marks what that easing of travel restrictions could potentially bring in the weeks and months to come too early to say and there's also once again no word on really assessing what the side effects of this crisis were because after all this still no real methodology in assess

troops stationed in germany in one small town in the southern bavarian southern state of varia that could have serious rip repercussions. almost all of them were throwing the eggs bar in the small bavarian town of gaffney everyone is welcome. many of the regulars here are u.s. soldiers from the nearby army base. here to lay out who has been standing behind this bar for 27 years taking care of soldiers when they're happy and they're angry and they're promoting a person to those who come here this is more than just a bar and give sure it's more than just its owner. didn't meet them alone for an instant and they don't call me by my 1st name they just call me mom you know a lot of them say this is their home away from home sometimes they come here and they might be in low spirits so when i see that i try to talk to them about it is even i can say they're like my own children but they come here so often it's like my family here you know. it's bar named after their chins late husband himself a g.i. is a fixture and often. it's a quiet town. that's home to the largest overseas u.s. army base in

bavarians feel themselves to be different from the rest of germany. the seven states that went into making up modern germany did not come in willingly. pressure was the dominant one. it was the dominant political and economic force. they felt they had little choice but to join in. 1871.y was formed in those states did not come in willingly, but they felt they had no alternative. there was talk among the allies of reducing germany to its component states after 1918. the french thought this would be a good idea. lloyd george, the british prime minister, and i think woodrow wilson agreed with them, said we had -- german nationalism caused turmoil in europe before germany became united. if we divide germany up, we will see the same thing happening again. bavariangh you got a -- separate feeling, there was a strong german nationalism. i do not think bavarian separatism was that much of a force. the bavarians feel themselves to be different, but that is not the same as wanting to be independent again. german nationalism was a powerful force which affected all parts of germa