i already hear such voices, because we have an example, we have an example of west berlin and east berlinwere divided, british, french, american and soviet, here we go let's think about how we can perhaps use this experience in application to gas, but then we must say that in fact what we now see in gas is a tabom... which was laid down after the second world war during the creation of the state of israel, if we now demand or the world community demands the creation of two states, then it would be logical to demand not only from palestine. from israel, but also those countries that also received certain pieces from this mandated territory, first of all , this is jordan, these are the countries that now, if you isolate them from this process and say, let israel and palestine decide, this is not right , then you need return to that zero period, when it was 1948, and then, of course, the resolution is the exit where the entrance is, yes, and then we can talk about what could happen, well, i won’t hold my attention for long, it seems to me that in this case, if we talk about germany, germany

i don’t have such information from berlin yet, but i i hope that i will be there in the next few daysthere in place , but this is a universal shame, because it really is a universal shame, well , of course, it always happened, i told you, and the planes are always accompanied by armored personnel carriers, and the israeli massad is there specialists are on duty engaged in this service, but when germany is serious - against the backdrop of what is happening in the middle east, declaring its support for israel at the same time not voting against the resolution, which the israelis call anti-israel, in this they display the time in germany there, i looked at the picture, there were probably a dozen police cars standing there, an armored personnel carrier is visible from behind, with a heavy machine gun, it’s not clear where they are going to use it on the streets of a big city, such as berlin, that is, it’s understandable that this is purely something like this... an external attempt to simply influence someone, well, it’s a shame , a disgrace, because to say that we will never allow anti

this is dw news line from berlin is real denies. it has the seats, the main hospital in northern concepts, and says it has offered to evacuate babies from this facility. it's as a moss, as using as a command post. but the wench as it is impossible to evacuate the buildings now fairly operational without the safe haven. the .

east berlin and 1982 at the funeral of east german dissident robert, have him on. this does the east germany secret service aim to find out exactly who his friends and companions where they employed a watering can. instead of the agents dressed as gardeners, skipped tears a double compartment tear into them talk to to come over. the camera was in the rear compartment and if i need to put water on the front one frenzy, the shutter release was in the hands or somebody to tell you if you needed practice, so that not just the feet, but the faces of those attending could be photographed and content hidden cameras were also used to spy on people traveling through east german territory to get from west germany, to west berlin, one inconspicuous profit service stations, and parking lots was a fuel can, with a built in lens, the, the, the, the a listing for every important operation we had specialist who develops things that were made special weren't focus of the spoken to this day, but i don't exactly know where they were, but they developed gadget for various spite on the

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a berliner and mr.bachev, tear down this wall, here is a great example of such coexistence, because on that side stood the secretaries of the berlin district committee of the socialist united party of germany and it seemed that the price is an instrumental moment, such as the caribbean crisis, but in any case such a mechanism existed, with russia this mechanism was actually completely destroyed, precisely after the attack on ukraine, although, as we remember, the president of the united states, joseph biden, tried to support this mechanism until the last moment, until february 24 of last year, he tried to talk to putin all the time, now such a model of the mechanism is being created, it may be more relevant, why, because one way or another. china has institutions that russia does not have, china has the standing committee of the politburo of the party central committee, china has the central military council of the communist party of china, all of these are collective leadership bodies, of course we are

mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrey putro, vesti berlin, germany.y the branch was officially opened. lomanosov moscow state university is not only an important step in the development of education in chechnya, the appearance of a prestigious university there can also increase social significance, as it creates new jobs and contributes to the development of infrastructure around the university. in addition, the msu branch will become a center for intellectual exchange of scientific research, which contributes to the development of science and innovation in the republic. madina kuraeva will tell you more. visited by honored guests, with a greeting. quality education has always been one of the priorities of our first president, hero of russia akhmat hadji kadyrov. the opportunity to study at the best university in the country without leaving your native land. i am confident that students of the chechen branch of moscow state university will receive a decent, high-quality education and will become useful not only to the republic, but to our entire large

com and on social media or handle is dw use on pop it off of the lease for me and the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you against the top of the we've got some hot tips for your package from madison. so cities check on some great cultural memorials to boot travel regarding manyels engine via you belong to the 77 percent because i just got on 65 last last those top 5 power i years, 3, right? 1115. we are here to help you make up your mind to the top because i'm much up to you from table topics the new culture team. and let's say, well, quote, the, the international monetary fund says it needs more money as the world is a full to is by a cocktail of crises. we have been hit by consecutive sucks, called the war cost of living prices. and that led to increasing my fort. i met financing in an interview with dw crystelina, georgia. i have a defense or decision not too much voting power with money paid in are all to tell me of germany 6 to deepen business ties with us for costs will bring you the license from a major investment conference taking place in berlin.

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this legendary poison umbrella is on display at the spine museum in berlin. that buys to guide you, the bulgarian secret services and the key g. b will hold on his trails. he rushed to the doctor, described what happened, fell into a coma and died at the movement for another time. they couldn't figure out exactly why i police are while performing an autopsy. they found a bold and it's smaller than in a normal ballpoint pens with you and it holds bored into it. this containing poison of yet when thoughts and prayers have angered bought them dr. francis gift, did it really happened that way? was the umbrella really the deadly weapon? no one knows. but the umbrellas destination is one of the great tales of espionage . the success of the bond films proves there is great interest in odd murder weapons. i brought that ready for experts, tea party. the a test i think is a sort of, i think all intelligence agencies have special technical department, as classical spies aren't employed. that of course, but brother, real expert as engineers or people from other technica

reagan, i'm a berliner and mr.ev, tear down this wall, here's a great example of such coexistence, because on the other side stood the secretaries of the berlin district committee of the socialist united party of germany and they said the price is an instrument of internationalism, someone is still stupid there, but the war did not take place around the western, there may be many more such moments, zm was actually completely destroyed. precisely after the attack on ukraine, although, as we remember, the president of the united states, joseph biden, tried to support this mechanism until the last moment, until february 24 of last year, he was already trying to talk to putin all the time, now such a model of the mechanism is being created, with the people 's republic of china, perhaps with china it may be more relevant, why, because so the politburo committee of the central committee party in china there is a central military council of the communist party of china, all these are collective leadership bodies, of cours

ties with us for costs will bring you the license from a major investment conference taking place in berlin. and the right kind of energy companies, insights africa, are leading the way in the move away from cole. this is the w business. i'm k. ferguson, thanks for joining me. the international monetary fund has defended its calls from member countries to increase their contributions without changing their boating power. speaking to dw marie, see now on the sidelines that the g 20 investment summit here in berlin, crystelina towards the 8th. i responded to criticism that countries like china are being asked to pay in more without getting more say, the decision to increase the quote this for the i m f is driven by what discrepancy in the world around us. we have been hit by consecutive sucks, called the war cost of living crises, and that led to wrap it increasing demand for meth, financing. we now have about 220000000000 in financing to 96 countries. and that's made the issue of the financial strength of the funds in the world, the more frequent and dramatic sucks. so very pressing that the

now as we just mentioned, krista, lena, georgia, eva is the most a number of big names here in berlin for a major conference focused on strengthening german business ties with africa. leaders for more than a dozen countries are attending the g 20 compact with africa conference. as the concept becomes increasingly attractive to economy, seeking to diversify supply chains, developed green energy projects. now germany is no exception here, but when it comes to investment, it is still playing catch up. you can see it here. it's trailing far behind the china, the united arab emirates on the united states when it comes to foreign direct investment in let's talk more about this with thomas chief i. he's a member of the board at forks on group on the chair of this investment to summit. mr. shaffer, thank you so much for joining us. now, african leaders are not short of countries wanting to do business with them. how is germany selling itself attractive partner, especially compared to the likes of china? or i think there's definitely room for improvement going forward. just taking over the the

add to on when he arrived here in berlin. the official reason that the german government, dave, is that it's important to talk to governments and talk to leaders that may be with things very differently that may have very different goals. and that is particularly the case with turkey. turkey is not only relevant when it comes to finding the possible solution for the war in the middle east. it's also relevant nato pod and there are many issues that definitely would want to discuss with that turkish counterpart. so this explains why this visit is particularly important, but also why this visit is so controversial. and now as you said, lots to talk about what, what i'll be about to witness the tom. how will jam and lead is handled this visit, or it will be a very difficult visit with german chancellor charles will have to balance. germany's strong words may be germany's criticism towards turkey with also common interest uncommon. bowls that they might have the govern government does not want this visit to end up being only about

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this is dw news live from berlin truck center. guys are delivering desperately needed fuel after pressure from united states is for the allows limited humanitarian aid into the gas a strip the deals. these 2 truck loads of fuel coming in a day and that aid can come soon enough for guys or residents, united nations as people there are on the verge of starvation, with water infrastructure, mostly out of service due to the lock of fuel. also on the show tensions over guys at the bottom display here in germany. turkish president branch of ty, a bear to one travels to berlin to meet german chancellor. old schultz. the next by sir, welcome to the program. in the last few hours, hundreds of people have reportedly evacuated. i'll shoot for hospital guys as largest medical complex. it's unclear whether the is really army ordered and evacuation. i asked military analyst rena miran why israel would want people out of there, especially when, for some patients moving could be fatal for them. the rough sides near guys, the southern boda with egypt. the arrow by a family live here in the past of gaza th

johnson ford f shows, joins the jewish community in berlin to know. remember the november buffer themselves 1938 after a ways off and submitted incidents across germany. the business, the, the news i'm gonna have office in berlin, thanks for watching in gaza with a number of people fleeing south as searching as israel intensifies its military operations against thomas. israel's military says, 50000 people left the north on wednesday, adding that gauze ins believe from us has lost control that type thing for the protection of the white flag in the few hours allotted by israel for safe passage. thousands of people headed south on garza's main highway of these rarely military had been telling people to get out of northern garza since the beginning of their campaign against him. off the plan, we left the area due to the intense bombardment we'd been holding on there for $32.00 days. yesterday we made the decision to leave because the bombing was very intense. women and children were terrified and we couldn't bear it any longer. may god help us like women

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the, i'm here until berlin. thank you for joining us. the most milton group together with is lama jihad has released another 12 people were being held hostage and goes up 10, his release, and to tie nationals were handed over to the international red cross. before being transported to hospitals in israel for medical checks and exchange is real released . 30 palestinian prisoners will welcome to buy juvenile in crowds in the west bank . it comes on the 5th day of a truce between israel and tomas most is designated as a terrorist organization. by many countries, do you have these been federal and was reporting from jerusalem told me the latest on the release of the hostages and the prisoners to hi aaron, we've heard that it's maybe women released today. the international committee of the red cross neutral bodies was based taking on those hostages from the home us militants. and the islamic jihad group as well, including in that group was a 12th grade of mia being done with her mom and with a dog a. as we saw, or in video footage, released

but now many live in berlin, amsterdam and new york . we know berlin as our home and we are happy to walk and work in this city every day. the conditions here are really better than in israel. the number of israelis living in berlin is increasing. it is difficult he calculated the exact number of them. because many have european poetry. there is a lot of willingness to immigrate to europe among young israelis of the new generation. in fact, these young people cannot accept the existing game and continue it. returning to israel and living there is not worth it, not economically, not for university studies. or even to have a family life. dissatisfaction is increasing and the recent marches against the israeli government are proof of this claim. if we look at the immigration process from israel, we can understand this dissatisfaction well. many groups the jewish religion and the jewish citizens are not satisfied, and in the past years we have seen the departure of israelis and those who immigrated here from other countries are returning to

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speaking to dw marie, see now on the sidelines of the g 20 investment summit here in berlin. crystelina georgie, ava responded to criticism that countries like china are being asked to pay in more without getting more se to the decision to increase the quote this for the i m f is driven by what discrepancy in keep the world around us. we have been hit by consecutive sucks, called the war cost of living crises, and that led to reputation increasing demand for mess financing. we now have about 220000000000 in financing to 96 countries. and that's made the issue of the financial strength of the funds in the world, the more frequent and dramatic sucks. so very pressing that the membership has decided to take it 2 step approach. step one, make defense financially strong step to work on the alignment of the shares of members. so countries that, that under represented china, but also uh this i was just in single port also under represent these countries that they can see the box to what's real islands. because we also need the fund to be legitimate. i want to stress that our members also took

west berlin was surrounded on all sides by the soviets the army, they created a wall there, there was a blockade, there was an air ... of the western allies, but the soviet union and the united states together with great britain, france, for decades we discussed what the status of west berlin should be, and ultimately the interests, and the federal lands as part of the federal republic of germany, not recognized by the soviet union, it ended without a war, but imagine that you live in west berlin, and all the time you follow these negotiations, and you think, maybe the soviet army will dare. and to you come, when president biden came to us and said that he is actually ukrainian here, there were two famous speeches in west berlin by joseph, john kennedy and ronald reid, this wall is a great example of such coexistence, because the secretaries stood on that side the berlin constituency of the socialist united party of germany thought the price was a tool of internationalism or something else stupid. but the war did not take place around west berlin, we can still recall many such moments

at first , the university in the city of heidelg, then berlin, and in europe has learned to step overund, which the women were barred from, it is possible to study, but you can’t do everything with smoke, you are at a higher educational level. kavalevskaya screamed endlessly at the different doors and the building, and then they died. professor karl weerstrass was one of the most renowned mathematicians in europe. i was charming my daughter-in-law from the right. the teacher instructed sophia to develop several mathematical problems. you wouldn't mind that no longer do you study in your office, because such tasks are beyond the capabilities of any person. it's a great day, sophia's heat melted into the frost. rutse would have the same attitude, and they would have the right attitude. uzhanov matar started her individual activities. І all at the birth of 1876. at göttengen advanced degree ў its historical advanced degree of doctorate ў galina of mathematical sciences woman, sofia kavalevskaya. further, the scientific names of the berlin university, victories in prestigious european com

you know, when i arrived in berlin, i had to write an address. while i was writing down my address, i realized obviously the address no longer existed. actually i no longer have an address. the whole region is gone. vic, yeah. outside families brought together by hara say their good byes. some faced with retarding to normal life. others with starting from scratch. a tanya clermont is all correspondents in jerusalem. asked the and you have to describe the atmosphere inside each route after the hostages release. well, i think it has to be in the day on friday of mixed feelings. because on the one hand, there was a lot of joy and relief, obviously about the that everything went well that those 13 is really hostages. were released along side 11 hostages, that were ty, nationals, and philip in a citizen that were also captured enough to october 7. they were also brought home . so uh, but again, now the focus is already on uh today because this hope that the same scenario will play out again. uh, how much has uh, submit a list. uh, according to is ther

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they're reporting from berlin, thank you very much. to brazil now, which is grappling with a dangerous sheet wife and it's the 8th to hit the country this year in the country south extreme, where that comes in the form of devastating slots which have killed thousands of people was fine. so also threatening the region this is the world's largest tropical what twins, bridge wild fires this sweeping across the brazilian pond to now by a funding which f as in the way also you have filed with them, but i thought it was behind temperatures. those are the most shortage of rain in the animals we're already dying because of that. out. some of the now the fire comes up and kills everything that had survived the climate change made with regard to the mazda or top 6 smoke from fires. these choking mon, those a city in the middle of the m as in rain forest was this is a part of the it is a real issue because a large number of people are unable to leave their homes site to do things and activities due to the large amount of smoking that we have to d

and you're the man killed me. berlin, welcome to the program. these really military says most militants have released 16 of the hostages, that it's been holding and gone. so, a mazda is considered a terrorist organization by multiple countries and international bodies, the group free for tying nationals here. intent is rarely to all women and teenagers. some of whom have dual nationalities think which citizens of germany, the netherlands, and the united states. their release came on the final day of the extended truce, which is ours to go before that agreement expires. us secretary of state, anthony lincoln arrived until of these 4 talks that we'll focus on securing a further extension to the troops. earlier i spoke to journalist samuel cole in jerusalem, and i asked him for his assessment of the latest hosted release. well i can tell you that the 3 of these hostages are dual german is right and the citizens as to. busy russian is around the citizens. one is an american, is really a citizen. and the last one is a chaise around the dutch citizen,

and you are course watching dw news live from berlin. i'm next by, sir. thanks for watching the actually we don't have a choice. so we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution. since the tune of the industrial age replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world without exception.

richard, tell you 31 has been here in berlin for talks with german chancellor. all of charles, the 2 leaders, voiced sharply different views on the war. and shake weatherstone looking jim and president frank found tush dying man. and then onto the chancellor rate where laugh schultz was waiting to greet the one with a friendly smile. the usual images from a visit between nato allies. but as the 2 leaders spoke to the media, just before the tools, it was clear there was a wide gulf between them on the wall between israel and thomas. that's to be up to the doctor and conflict. i am aware that we have different, indeed very different views on this conflict, and that's hardly a secret. and that is even more of a reason for us to topic. particularly you can difficult times how we need to speak directly face to face. she said that to look to places of worship, i hit a church and i hit hospitalized. i hit the shooting hospitals to getting children. these things are not in the target. you can't do that. it is not in the debt collection of human rights. you cannot do it.

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the berlin investment conference, a pact with africa, was invented by german politicians back in 1917. it includes 13 of the 54 african countries continent, to which the germans promised money in exchange for loyalty, but since then the emphasis has shifted to the continent is now popular. russia and china, which of course makes his european allies very nervous. olaf scholz, welcoming the guests , personified generosity itself; according to the chancellor, german business circles are ripe to send a signal to africans that they can now be counted on as partners, especially in the field of green energy. it's an investment that pays off for both parties, renewable energy- and climate-safe technologies, all this carries incredible potential for closer cooperation. scholz told the germans for years about the white bull, that is, green energy, until the nord streams were blown up and coal power plants had to be restarted. for the domestic audience, the story is so-so, but for africans it seems to be okay. the 4 billion euros that the germans scraped together for africa in installments until

president erdogan arrives later this afternoon in berlin.pend a few hours here. he'll meet the president. he'll then meet chancellor scholz. he'll speak to the press. it looks like also a very, very short statement, possibly, even without questions. and then he'll have dinner with chancellor scholz and then leave. usually when president erdogan comes to germany, the last time was three years ago, he has all sorts of mass meetings and speeches in front of large crowds. that's because there are three million people with turkish heritage in germany. it's the largest turkish diaspora in the world, and half of them have a right to vote. so germany and turkey traditionally have very complex and deep relations, whether it's trade or whether it's family ties. so it's quite unusual that for a state visit, it's so low key. the security is not low key. there's 1,500 police officers in berlin alone really sealing off the city centre around the government quarter. but i think what the german government is hoping is that president erdogan doesn't say anyt

nicole, a rare visit to berlin. can you tell us a bit more about these 2 candidates one, and we can start perhaps with martha? so what exactly is he promising voters to try and win them over? well, of course, winning them over means to tackle this economic crisis, argentina suffering and inflation above 140 percent. so that's the day to day struggle for us citizens right now, and also set up. so my thought is proposing measures to reduce that one of them being bringing in fresh dollars into the economy by boosting lithium projects, for example, or boosting the agricultural sector also for an energy sales to neighboring countries. he has also cut down the income tax and is functioned as economy administer. but it isn't clear that if he wins, but he can keep up with 5 exec point, for example, because or the tina is in very high that we're looking at. and he's $44000000000.00 with the international monetary fund. so they're on top of the list of the fund to choose to pay back their depths. they need to find a solution

you're watching dw news from berlin. our top story, you as president joe biden has held what he called real progress and talks of china's liter season thing in california. both said that they want to improve relations, in spite lingering tension over issues, including taiwan. and they will have, will have more on that. in fact, this thing with us for data be in use as you can my colleagues, your asp energy will take you through at the very latest time sarah kelly in berlin . thank you so much for watching the actually we don't have a choice. so we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to increment the greatest revolution since the doing of the industrial age . replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world without exception.

the hello and welcome to this addition of to the points on claire richardson in berlin . and i'm thrilled to welcome our panel of guests this week. we have british journalist and author, and john counselor mark was kind senior fellow with the german institute for international and security affairs. and joining us today from france or rica, franco senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations very warm welcome to you all. or we got for decades in germany has intentionally under invested in its military. why do you think we might potentially see a change in this now? i mean, we are already seeing a change in the 3 days off the, the invasion russian invasion and you cry. and there was landmark speech bible. nas tonsils are the federal transfer that what i show is announcing among other things, 100000000000 euro being spent in the armed forces and for the equipment of the armed forces. and this money is being spent. i mean, not a 100000000000 and all at the same time, but nevertheless there are lots of new equipment and things that are being bought. um, th

the the, this is the, the, the news line from berlin. the rough at border crossing in garza, it has been open to allow some critically injured people and for nationals to be evacuated to egypt. it's unclear how long the crossing will stay open. also coming up, israel bombs, a target in a refugee camp north of kansas city. the attack hills at least 50 people in injures hundreds more. israel says a senior homeless commander is among the dead, and sweden has grappled with gang violence for many years. but a new serge is causing concern, especially as many of the perpetrators or children and teenagers the and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. the roof of boarding crossing in gauze that has opened to allows him critically injured people to be evacuated, to egypt. ambulances carrying the 1st of about 80 injured, evacuated from gaza, have now been taken across the board, or stopping 1st for try us. before moving on to regional hospital, some for an passport holders are also being allowed to leave through the crossing.

the, the, you're watching the news coming to live from berlin. b is really military style. it has split in god the into, as it continues its ground defensive inside the territory. it has also intensified airstrikes over the past 24 hours gauze and health officials state hundreds of people have been killed. also coming, i'm going to show us secretary of state anthony, blinking to meet the turkish foreign minister. but on a diplomatic blitz across the middle east and wider region, trying to stop the conflict from spreading and anti immigrant sentiment is on the right here in germany. that's a surprise to some in this town germantown, which calls itself an integration success story. but other residents say it's time to end the warm welcome. the clare richardson. welcome to the show. as well as army says it's ground. fruits have surrounded garza city and effectively divided the strip into the hamas run golf. the health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed. following major is really airstrikes which also cause the communications blackout inside the territory. and

and turkey's president dress at the top ad one is in berlin. today he has called is route atara state and thomas freedom fighters. do you think germany is still writes to hosting? you know, i, i, i'm not going to give the advice to germany to host. i don't, i think that the german government is going to do the right thing. but it must be all to stomach and, and, but you know, this is the germany. the thing is, what do you say to him? and i think that, you know, when you hear one talking, now he's the last one to preach us, you know, way and the way he hosts the, i'm a service and the, or i think that a turkey being an amazing, an impostor, strategic and country in the region, a one is on the wrong side of history. and unfortunately, and one should also clearly telling me now let's come back to uh, the future of, of gauze um, uh, over the next the hour said that israel will control the overall security of gauze after the war. does that mean that, that spit it forward? self governance of the palestinians in gaza. oh, i think it would be fair to s

from berlin? 24 hostages freed from guns that are back in israel. the former a captives are taken to hospitals for checkups, children and elderly women are among those free more releases or expected on saturday. meanwhile, palestinian celebrate the return of 39 prisoners from these rarely jails. the women in teenage boys are freed in return for the is really caustic, it's 10 ty national, were among the hostages released from gaza on friday. we'll go to our course funded in thailand for the react.

especially here in berlin in the past couple of weeks as well. when we spoke to a star sees about these bonds, they said the bonds were linked to the concerns of the them giving rise to enter the semester components to them, giving some rise to estimates of them as a whole. so um, that was not worry initially, but what we're seeing at the moment, we seen several protocol of sending them instructions across germany. the majority of them, how stave, peaceful of the majority of processes have been protesting peacefully and had the wrong the head of age of intelligence services. also, it continues to be said that we need to distinguish between peaceful protest us and those who are taking advantage of these process. and um, there is a consignment as the most groups in full pricing, these protests that they of they have to be separated and lost and police are doing precisely thought. hm. so what does jeremy plan to do about this heightened security? well, on the one hand, we're seeing increase police po, presence in front of your school synagogues, hom

his goal is one of several believe to be in a museum here in berlin. charles, come the reports for marshy in northern pennsylvania, on a quest for honor and restitution. the tone is mostly on the slopes of mount. katy men generally is home to the chalka tribe. the serial man is gwen for that was mind giving any need of the jungle. when the for jim on economy is bought last several years later, they do most 100000000 of those thinking they are going to rebel again. they took several schools back to gemini bug, you made it then go a bundle. i look a there was see see mean what was done to monkey may lead to me and my family. we are not such aside. leave it to pull off with the concepts here. into our lives. well, but they agree, lucille, this wasn't normally that they do now will high school wasn't extra of great violence that was done to asked me if i do, i do a minor and that is why we have not lived in peace all these years. as this museum does monumental is tore his leadership of the chug, a tribe, and his rebellion against the gems. the fact that th

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be burned down, i still demand that berlin be burned down, so i advise the germans to leave berlin,any, so everyone who feels responsible, leave berlin, well, this is... guys, today i’ll show one of the stories, but i’m talking to one of them, this won’t be in the story, it will later be like- something and ask how you are, so he says, you know, when the german tanks came, i felt such excitement, i’m waiting for them, my grandfather burned them, and i will burn them. my grandfather reached berlin, and until i kill them, i won’t calm down, we didn’t start this, we didn’t, well, let’s say, the biblical one. tongue, their blood is on them, we didn’t unleash this, so i 156 i’ll tell you, you better think better of it, germans, you better think better of it, it’s not enough, as i understand it, the germans themselves, i just looked at dmitry konstantinovich kiselyov, they directly ask questions, what kind of idiot is this in our government? he says how is it possible that such fools work in the government, i’m not saying this, he’s having a conversation with scholz and he’s being asked.