now, berlin, in 1945 when the red army arrives in berlin, berlin is a city of women and children because the men are either dead or they're prisoners. there are very, very few men in the city. and i uncovered a lot of harrowing, memoirs, diaries of the women in berlin who suffered enormously when the red army came into berlin, literally drunk on victory. they were drunk and they came through and they raped and they abused many of the women in berlin. it was very important, although it's a difficult story to tell, and it's a difficult story to read, it was very important to tell that because this is part of the story and the trauma that women of berlin would live with for decades afterwards, and it also explains partly why the women of berlin were so desperate for the americans and british, and later the french as well that came in, she was desperate for them to arrive to bring a sense of order to the city, because this is not only a city in ruins, it's a city without any government at all. without electricity, without gas, without water, without anything, no law and order, you know, so t

it is agreed to victorious allies, the brits and russians will share control of berlin but berlin sits squarely in the soviet control area of occupied germany. the tension and potential disaster and fallout that can happen, be set by the geographical position of berlin so western allies coming into the city are entirely surrounded by territory controlled by stalin's red army. that is the setting for everything that will happen. it is a fabulously dramatic story that will unfold. >> really is a fascinating situation. one of the great things about the book is giles makes clear what the stakes are right away. we understand on the human level the interpersonal conflicts and larger things that are at stake. you mentioned stalin is a character in the book and other villainous characters with helpful name recognition and real heroes that are fun to cheer for. names i haven't heard before but came to love by the end. i was curious if you had a favorite person even if it was one of the bad guys, colorful and interesting, even if they were doing that. if you had a favorite, a person you were dra

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ah, just a stone's throw from museum island and the berlin cathedral is the newly reconstructed berlin palace. it houses the humboldt form which incorporates the ethno logical museum and the museum of asian art. the humboldt forum open to the public in july 2020 was running along berlin's former internal border, the east side gallery as both a tourist magnet and a memorial to the once divided city. the longest piece of the berlin wall still standing, was decorated by international artists after the war fowl right next to it on the banks of the river by visitors can get an impression of berlin as typical attitude towards life inflator, his hein quotes back ah, in the ranking of german states most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. badden comes in at number 5. the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here, the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent and 2021 terrorist highlight is the dom, wilma quarte

ah just a stone's throw from museum island and the berlin cathedral is the newly reconstructed berlin palace. it houses the humboldt form which incorporates the ethan the logical museum and the museum of asian art. the humboldt forum opened to the public in july 2020 was running along berlin's former internal border, the east side gallery as both a tourist magnet and a memorial to the once divided city. longest piece of the berlin wall still standing, was decorated by international artists after the war fowl right next to it on the banks of the river spy. visitors can get an impression of berlin is typical attitude towards life inflator. his hind quotes back in the banking of german states, most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. badden comes in at number 5, the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here, the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent and 2021 tourist. highlight is the dom global quarte

ah just a stone's throw from museum island and the berlin cathedral is the newly reconstructed berlin palace. it houses the humboldt form which incorporates the ethan, the logical museum and the museum of asian art. the humboldt forum open to the public in july 2021 rounding along berlin's former internal border, the east side gallery as both a tourist magnet and a memorial to the once divided city. the longest piece of the berlin wall still standing, was decorated by international artists after the war fowl right next to it on the banks of the river spy. visitors can get an impression of berlin is typical attitude towards life. inflate a sign quotes back in the banking of german states, most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. baton comes in at number 5. the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here, the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent and 2021 tourist highlight is the dom global quarter. th

ah just a stone's throw from museum island and the berlin cathedral is the newly reconstructed berlin palace. it houses the humboldt form which incorporates the ethan, the logical museum and the museum of asian art. the humboldt forum open to the public in july 2020 was running along berlin's former internal border, the east side gallery as both a tourist magnet and a memorial to the once divided city. longest piece of the berlin wall still standing, was decorated by international artists after the war found right next to it on the banks of the river spy. visitors can get an impression of berlin is typical attitude towards life inflator. his hind quotes back in the banking of german states, most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. badden comes in at number 5, the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here, the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent in 2021 tourist. highlight is the dom global quarter

just a stone's throw from museum island and the berlin cathedral is the newly reconstructed berlin palace. it houses the humboldt form which incorporates the ethan, the logical museum and the museum of asian art. the humboldt forum open to the public in july 2021 rounding along berlin's former internal border, the east side gallery as both a tourist magnet and a memorial to the once divided city. the longest piece of the berlin wall still standing, was decorated by international artists after the war fowl right next to it on the banks of the river spy. visitors can get an impression of berlin is typical attitude towards life inflator, his hein quotes back in the banking of german states, most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. badden comes in at number 5. the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent and 2021 tourist. highlight is the dom global quarter. the n

in 1945 theyrl arrived in berlin it's a a city of women and children. they are either dead or prisoners. there are few men inre the city and i have uncovered a lot. i have to say heroing memoires and diaries of those who suffered enormously. they were literally drunks on victory. it was very important and difficult story to tell and difficult story to read. it was important to tell that because it's part of the story andmp trama that the women of berlin live with. also explains why they were so desperate. they were disparate for them to arrive and bring some sort of sense of order to the city. this is not only a city in ruins but without electrics, gas, water, no lawg. and order. the americans when they arrived in the city bringing in 25,000 troops each. they are coming into a place of absolute total anarchy. it's important for people to realize just how trashed the city was by the end of the second world war. thee whole of europe was trashed. w all of the soldiers said they had never seen anything like berlin. . . >> now they said themselves in america

it f as a rat look inside and is loose. mosque berlin. the men known to places security threats celebrated themselves and their ideology. fantasizing about killing in the name of god. with all the while and his amory a self proclaimed preacher was preparing to commit the worst islamist terrorist attack in germany's history. ah, on the evening of december, the 19th 2016 and as amory drove a truck into visitors of the christmas market in berlin square known as bright shad plats next to the kaiser wilhelm memorial church. 13 people died more than a 100 people suffered injuries some very serious with minutes after the crime, the perpetrator was seen raising his index finger in the air in a g at his gesture, as if he and his supporters were invincible. ah, via worcester. when i'm, who knew about em, raised crime in who may have supported or protected him back if there are other perpetrators or accomplices if i get, we will bring them to justice. so i had just seen in june 2021 survivors of the attack as well as relatives of the victims met in

attack, he scouted a busy shopping mall in berlin, squeezen from an area. the target was meant to make a statement and result in as many dis as possible, was planned as part of the series of devastating attacks timed to happen simultaneously in paris and brussels. investigators believe the necessary explosives being kept by one of amerys accomplices in an apartment on the outskirts of berlin. when the police came knocking, at least one suspect managed to escape over the balcony unrecognized. there was no trace of the explosives. police hoped to find. later on res french accomplice was arrested in mo, say he had 3 kilograms of t a t p. in his possession, the same explosive used in the paris attacks apparently unsettled by the police. raid armory turned away from his fussy letter campuses. but the mosque remained an important base in the weeks before the attack. there was a hidden camera in the police station across the street that filled the mosque round the clock. but these images would no longer being analyzed, not in the weeks, days and hours before the a

this work of art is kept him berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle. because it helps trace the path taken by but a chillies work where it travelled, whose hands it passed through. international exhibitions like this one at london's hotel gallery bring, but italy's dante cycle to night read from the covers of books. these drawings never failed to surprise them. he was the unexpected power, full of botany. ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that um, i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings that because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly on the had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely. barrett the south. he them, he captured the darkness and the horrors of the inferno, just as well as he did, seeing them divine beauty of paradise. mm. when most people think about a

this work of art is kept in berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle. because it helps trace the path taken by but a chillies work where it travels, whose hands it passed through. international exhibitions like this one at london's hotel gallery bring, but italy's dante's cycle to light read from the covers of books. these drawings never failed to surprise them. he was the unexpected powerful way of spotted. chevy ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that um, i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings let because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly on the had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely. barrett the south. he them, he captured the darkness and the horrors of the inferno, just as well as he did. liam, divine beauty of paradise. when most people think about a chi

this work of art is kept in berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle. because it helps trace the path taken by but a chillies work where it travels, whose hands it passed through. international exhibitions like this one at london's hotel gallery bring, but italy's dante cycle to light read from the covers of books. these drawings never failed to surprise them. he was the unexpected powerful of botany. ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that um, i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings lead because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly on the had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely. barrett the south. he them, he captured the darkness and the horrors of the inferno, just as well as he did being, am divine beauty of paradise. when most people think about a child, i thi

but to day, the christmas spirit has returned to berlin's pride. shide plots st. i want to bring you back and ask more about the victims and their families, what have authorities done to support them? well, they've done quite a lot over the years. a certain amount of financial, a compensation and support has been paid out more than 3 and a half 1000000 euros from the german government. and of course, there's been a psychological counseling and other kinds of support, but many victims and said it really wasn't enough. they written an open letter to the new german government criticizing the way they've been treated, saying in many cases it wasn't really appropriate to their feelings. they weren't taking account of in their individual suffering and many felt that they've been really shot out of the, the investigation. and they called, indeed on the government to offer more transparency, more details about what the government knew and what failures there were that led to the deaths of their loved ones. and, you know, they've, they've asked for many changes. i'm not su

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this work of art is kept in berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle. because it helps trace the path taken by but a chillies work where it travels, whose hands it passed through. international exhibitions like this one at london's hotel gallery bring, but italy's dante cycle to light read from the covers of books. these drawings never failed to surprise them. he was the unexpected power, full of botany. ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that um, i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings lead because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly on the had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely. barrett the south. he them, he captured the darkness and the horrors of the inferno, just as well as he did. liam, divine beauty of paradise. when most people think about actually i thi

but only about 4 percent of berlin's rooftops have plants like this. the sponge city is still in its early phases. back in bangkok, the city also wants to tackle flooding with green rooftops, like in berlin. it helps to use them for temporary water storage. so the rainwater can be put to good use. that's just one of many ways to give nature a chance in concrete jungles. more importantly, it's an attempt to prevent catastrophic flooding in the future. i think they can do that, but we need t when every one, les, hey, wake up and see what's gonna happen. and we need to fix it. to get cities have a near insatiable appetite for energy. the sun offers huge potential to meet their demands, but full of our storage is still riddled with problems. a team of scientists in europe says it's developed technology that's cheap, effective, and could ultimately help the world reach its climate goals. we checked out their pilot project in spin safety 1st. these engineers are getting ready to scale. a steep reactor here in the spanish city of seville. it's at the heart of

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we are on the hunt for berlin's best currywurst.ss people to the chancellor. and we are in thailand to see a monkey festival that has been helping bring back tourists to the region. what can i say? it is great to be home. but now we're turning around and heading straight back to europe, where sausages and curry sauce may not seem the most natural flavour combination, but in berlin, currywurst, as it is known, has become a street food favourite. so we headed to the german capital to find out more about this dish and its surprising origins. in the �*50s and the �*60s, currywurst was one of the only fast foods easily available and everyone grew up with currywurst. napoli has a pizza of spanish descent, paella, it's literally part of the culture of the city. voila. hello, my name is laszlo and welcome to curry 36, the most famous currywurst stall in berlin. it is easy. you just get a sausage, cut it in six or eight pieces. and then you add tomato sauce on top. and top it with curry powder and spices and that is it. you also need a fork.

yeah. twice a week, every winter. carty goes on patrol through the streets of berlin. her main job is to pick up and fairy homeless people to rescue shelters. but cobit regulations have led to a drastic fall in bed capacity. the simpsons, the 3rd so not actually the worst case scenario is when it's freezing outside for i have a person in the car but know where to bring them because all the shelters are full of went to bring them and then i have 2 choices. either i abandoned the person in the freezing cold again, or i can ask the shelter to break the curve at regulations for everybody involved. it's an impossible situation on the cook. this man says he fled from war torn eastern ukraine, co dog, diesel. her kind of live. i live. good. i live with. i have nothing left. nothing. no family, no kids, no one. whoa, whoa, whoa. a bomb fell and destroyed my house. that's it. you like many others, this man will spend the night outside. ah many homeless people in berlin don't understand german this man only speaks italian. hallo, jaelyn. hey guys were from the rescue bus. could

live and in person here in berlin. ah, you are 3 must dues for the christmas market by berlin city hall. take a ride on the ferris wheel. marvel at wood aren't from the ants, could be again and try some me. oh, but santa claus always has the last word for word of merry christmas. the least navi button ah ah ah ah, ah, with who jumped it might be to and i are taking you on an adventure of a lifetime. destination culture with honda human rights in a what a city. there's so much history here yet. it also feels very much alive. search for fine, china saw the visiting the famous mice in fossil and my shirt. let's go. destination culture. coming up on d w. they breathe. ah, and so is that daniel lee biskin constructs are more than just buildings. is architecture is a celebration of democracy and peace. daniel isn't an architect of emotions in 30 minutes on d, w. o. and we'll go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings where organized, cry rules were conglomerates make their own laws. we shed light

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we are on the hunt for berlin's best curry worst.— are on the hunt for berlin's best curry worst. from homeless people to _ best curry worst. everyone from homeless people to the - homeless people to the chancellor. and we are in thailand to see a festival that has been helping bring back tourists to the region. it is tourists to the region. it is treat tourists to the region. it is great to — tourists to the region. it is great to be _ tourists to the region. it is great to be home. - tourists to the region. it is great to be home. but- tourists to the region. it is great to be home. but now we're turning around and heading straight back to europe where sausages and curry sauce may not the most natural flavour combination but in berlin, currywurst, as it is known, has become a street food favourite. so we headed to the german capital to find out more about this dish and its surprising origins. in this dish and its surprising ori . ins. this dish and its surprising oriains. :: , ., origins. in the 50s and the 60s, currywurst _ origins. in the 50s and the 60s, currywurst was - orig

now bankcorp and berlin, maybe half a world away. but both faced the threat of drowning their drainage system. scant corp with flooding caused by climate change. a water management model devised to done cities into veritable sponges, could help border state try thailand's capital city. bangkok has been hit especially hard by climate change. the city is only one meter above sea level, which keeps rising at a rate of 5 millimeters per year. scientists predict that the city could be under water by the year 2050. alex face is a graffiti artist and parent who's worried about the future of his home. some stretches of land have already started singing, for example, around the sandwich in temple, only 20 kilometer south of bangkok. the ocean moved to the land in the last 30 years. so the local people need to move to house image router mooney, and there was a village in a school here once, but when the area was flooded, residence left and the school was moved inland. shipping to the templars. now, like an island, 200 people were killed and ma

about time starts december 31st on d, w ah ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. major protests on the streets of sudan, demonstrators are calling for democracy 2 months after a military coup. security forces fired tear gas to disperse the crowds and cut off the internet services to try and stop the protest. it's also coming up the pandemic has once again put the brakes on christmas celebrations as in fiction. right, serge, some people in europe are taking advantage of the holiday break to get vaccinated and to revolutionary, new telescope is launched into space. it's hope the james web telescope will be able to tell us more about the origins of the universe. ah, i am jared read. thank you very much for your company. we begin to show in sudan where thousands of protest is taken to the streets of car to him and other cities, demanding a return to civilian rule. the rallies come 2 months after a military coup, the civilian prime minister, abdullah hm. dog has since been reinstated, but the pro tomorrow see movement wants a government free of military control. ah, t

s. military drones strike 4 months before the attack in berlin. his deputy algebra on it on the key, allegedly responsible for directing the christmas market attack was also hit by an air strike at the end of 2016. at least according to his former accompanies america by them. on that day, i was in a rock officer and i heard another explosion. an announcement came over the radio saying nobody should move because it was still too dangerous truck. the colleague next me eventually picked up a phone or been found all at ocoee had been killed by master. i could that the later, the strike was confirmed little shogun, the kurdish authorities believe abolaren is still alive and could still be working behind the scenes for the terrorist group. they continue to search for him, of a know repaid luda here with google, as whether he's in europe or here, but dash, he's wanted as a major figure in the islamic state, terrorist group didn't give man fee outcomes as the man in charge of foreign activities, though he certainly dangerous, had drugged put into a saying

he thinks berlin is taking its lead from washington. i would be less diplomatic than the russian or busted the written in berlin was. i have the impression that berlin is receiving instructions from washington on this issue. oh must not forget that washington has expelled very many russian diplomats and we must almost take. we went sullivan was taken to consideration that 2 days ago to berlin stopped the pipeline, which shows a berlin is going to follow instructions from washington to be tough on, on, on moscow. because i don't think that them germany would, would like at such a critical, a face to create such an issue with, with russia. but of course, germany needs a washington's support job, particularly these are you covered with now. as part of the use push to go green and consign fossil fuels to history, the european commission has suggested an end to all long term natural gas contracts . after 2049, they use sam, electricity, gas, and hydrogen networks filled with planned and developed in may integrated manner. avoiding locked in

due to insufficient staffing at berlin state criminal police office. the case was shell for a long while before being closed with no concrete conclusions. i'm re so johnny and ben a mom, stayed on the investigators right up. but at the time, police couldn't prove the 3 committed any serious crimes. this meant the group's back of well miranda, dennis coast, that was probably still pulling strings from syria. i'm re increasingly began devoting his time to the fusillade mosque in the berlin district of mala, beat, police believe the spot to be an elias outpost in a german capital armory periodic. he lived in the rooms of the mosque. he slept, prayed, and partied here. it's not known whether this was where he kept the weapon he would lay to use in the attack. in any case, this is where amory encountered a group of hard line. i asked supporters, including many individuals known to police and labeled as threats to the state or however, he was evidently preparing for what he believed to be a holy war. what may look like, a light hearted gathering is gravely s

don't mend, closed out their game with a shock last to her to berlin. and with that last, they have all the dash, the title hopes falling a whopping 9 points behind by munich. for lynch olympic stadium was lit up for the last match of the year with a sparse crowd of hats, a fancy enjoying the spectacle. and with their site hosting tournament, the match was set to be blue flashing hair to fighting to avoid the relegation battle came out, fires miss yon melita burst ahead adornments defense and tapped home just 15 minutes in. but after b a r check, she made a shock, belford ill, was world to be a hair off side on the play. no go! the visitors didn't squandered their good fortune with julian bun summoning its spectacular tight ankle finish 60 minutes later. one mill dort men and their hopes of chasing by and still alive. but here to return from the half time break, reinvigorated both it'll make good on his early infraction racing past his opponents to equalize with the strong so record in the 51st minute 6 minutes later here to double their score motivatio

the only true story is how it happened in berlin.g out, having steak and ketchup. she wanted to replicate that but it was not possible to have a steak. it was really expensive after the war. and so she just tried it with local ingredients and one day she mixed up curry and ketchup by accident and tried to refine it with more spices, she put on a sausage, customers tried it, they loved it and that was the birth of currywurst. there is currywurst with casing. it is a smoked sausage, a bit more salty, a bit more on the savoury side. and the local thing is currywurst without casing. it is a boiled sausage that is fried afterwards and just a little more softer and tender. currywurst without casing, it was born out of necessity because after the second world war, berlin was isolated, it was in eastern germany, so we did not have enough casing for sausages. there was no way to get the casing into berlin. it was just too expensive. one of the things that stands out is the purity of the ingredients, the tomato sauce is as important as the sau

so we look at how the homeless in berlin, losing safe places to sleep. the soap in literary classic, 1984 is getting a sequel of sorts. this time from a feminist perspective, we discuss whether it's a timely update or a glimpse into the writing and revising which george orwell warned about. i don't see any reason why any book shouldn't be subject to revisiting well in the smart world. among the only way to kill a mockingbird which we all right when we were due to ireland. he's now been battle because he's racist because some of the language difficult if we're in connecticut and the sudanese to say they've been betrayed and had their dreams destroyed, we've a special report into the 1000 strong protests gripping the capital since october's code. ah, i was just her mid day here in moscow monday. the 13th of december on calling bray with your world news from archie international. first 4, you have devastating storms have ripped through central and southern parts of the united states. the state of kentucky has suffered the worse damage where the governor ini

i'm chelsea delaney, in berlin. in many countries, children are now able to receive cobit 19 vaccinations. health experts said that's a crucial steps for protecting children and their families, as well as keeping schools open. here in germany, children ages 5 to 11 have been eligible for jobs for just over a week. we had a look at how things are going here in berlin. i was with you. yeah, i was lucky. the 9 year old girl was one of the 1st children under 12 to get a cove at 19 job. here at a vaccination sent in berlin. a union knows why she's come. i like and fact loud. well, because it chases away corona and i think it's just good beulah vine, please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often they were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator. and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus often, if not, i am a liam, a guy mcveigh can be or just like julia all children from the age of 5 and are able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccina

he thinks berlin is taking its lead from washington. i would be less romantic than the rest of the buses or in new berlin was. i have the impression that berlin is receiving instructions from washington on this issue. i must not forget that washington has expelled many, many russian diplomats. and we must almost take, we must almost take into consideration that 2 days ago to berlin stopped the pipeline, which shows that m. berlin is going to follow instructions from washington to be tough on, on, on moscow. because i don't think them germany would, would like it's such a critical face to create such an issue with, with russia. but of course germany needs a washington's support job, particularly to you covered with not having a program. all not facebook users may have to reassess the information they've been getting from this site softer. it's per company, meta admitted in court that so call fact checks are based merely on opinion. the revelation came during a legal battle initiated by a journalist. after his posts were flagged as mislea

so she was from the university of berlin. she quickly got a position at a nice school for adults working class of germans who would not gotten their degree. as the first school of its kind and berlin. it was started by a german man who'd gotten the idea after he lived in the united states and visited in the early 20s and reported this idea back. here is where mildred find a pool of recruits. these were working class of germans who are very much being targeted by the nazi party with propaganda. and she also started a club she called it an english club. really it was also a way of a basically bringing in people, academics and people at the u.s. embassy, professor smith came in and spoke. it was a way of bringing again, ideas to germans these working-class germans that was outside of what they were hearing or the propaganda they were hearing. it was before, germany was still parliamentary. then hitler became chancellor and everything changed. and i mean overnight. we saw very rapidly germinate progress from a parliamentary democ

and museum here in berlin has dedicated an exhibition to the artist and activist. it's an insight into south africa's l g, b t, q, community, and reflection on apartheid. proud, powerful, sometimes vulnerable. we're even royal. these are some of the faces of z nellum holy, whose work also confronts trauma. for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal and south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me. and it forms part of the south african history. post up update. molly's exhibition in berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the

oh, many homeless people in berlin. don't understand german this man only speaks italian. hallo, jaelyn. take eyes with from the rescue bus. could you test this man? first him with hunting over a person is always a stressful moment for the team. what caught, he doesn't have long to dwell on that. a quick look at the tablet and the next case is already waiting. we cause x. it will be another long night. and i missed it watching daily news. his reminder of the top story, we're following foyer, south africa's archbishop desmond to, to has died at the age of 19 is death was announced by south african president, cyril round. the bosa, too, was a key figure in bringing south africa as a part time system to an end on the nobel peace prize for his work in 1990 attendees update this out, but don't go away. i'll report a series is up next. now for a short break, looking at love, intimacy and disabilities is always more on our website. that's d, w dot com, and next myself will be here next hour with headlines. thanks very much for

did of you news from berlin up next? doc film looks at the fall out on the bell in christmas market attack. 5 years ago, i made mike a junior banks are watching and they would asked us more coming up with the landscape a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, a mosaic of different people and languages. e, ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. a special look at a special country. he ran from above. starts december 27th on d, w. ah. ah, i just was, this was a terrorist attack shot. it was a failure of the state and the state doesn't came stopped is, does he guy, dana? no, not the scandals don't stop coming even still today, so we'll be amazed. we don't think we'll ever know what really happened was vicki. why and how it was possible for this attack, take place from fin, couldn't law preparation to wage holy war in germany a lot, but that a little hard work. this footage was filmed in the cell phone of the future terrorist chinese ian honest, i'm make it up as a rare look inside an islamist mosque in berlin an

she really who was going down in a berlin park back in august of 2019. now the court in passing the sentence has said that they understand that hun gosh. really with kills at the behest of the russian government. now, so far, we've reached out to the, the federal and telecom services in russia, the f s b, and they've not had any comment to come forward to us with what we have heard is repeated denies from moscow of any involvement in this particular killing. what they have pointed out is that hunger sh, fairly who had asylum status here in germany who was a on a georgia passport, who was ethnically from the chechen region in russia. that he had been heavily involved in terror attacks in russia's north caucuses. and it also being part of the planning for the suicide bombing attacks on the moscow metro. what we've heard though, from the ambassador's here in, in berlin, from the russian on bassett, that is, in response to this ruling, is that there fall from happy whatsoever. in fact, they describe the verdict is biased, saying it aggravates already difficu