markovitch takes the exposed photo paper to allow for developing now he can see if his photo of the berlin face time has turned out well he's made a deliberate choice to never touch or alter his photo. whatever happens it's there and i don't do anything else except make sure that it's protected because even if i do another step of the process it will just dismiss this directness and immediacy of the process the beauty of just light inside the room being exposing piece of very. much a markovitch there are still many more motifs to be discovered for his next project he'd like to visit london to take photos of the city from the river thames. and because he spends so much time in his floating camera it of course doubles as a houseboat well that's all for this edition of arts and culture don't forget about our website and until next time be sure to stay safe and back. in the life of climate change. most of. the. good people. want to do yours today their futures. d.w. dot com for chemical cities for the making against clear cut or. good use crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama seri

in west berlin, flying in supplies and saving the city. time after time in our history in the face of great danger, democrats and republicans worked together to ensure that freedoms would not falter, but not today. motivated more by partisan politics, today's democratic leaders see america as an occupier, not a liberator, and nothing makes this marine madder than calling american troops occ liberators.r than [cheers and applause] tell that to the one half of europe that was freed because franklin roosevelt led an army of liberators, not occupiers. tell that to the lower half of the korean peninsula that is free because dwight eisenhower commanded an army of liberators, not occupiers. tell that to the half-billion men, women, and children are free from poland and siberia because ronald reagan rebuilt a military of liberators, not occupiers. never in the history of the world has any soldier sacrificed more of the freedom and liberty of total strangers than the american soldier. and our soldiers don't just give freedom abroad, they preserve it for us here at home. it has been said so

public assembly are acceptable in a time of pandemic also thousands of people took to the streets of berlin protesting against pandemic restrictions refusing to wear face masks lawmakers from across the political spectrum lashed out at the protesters for failing to observe the corner virus rules. protesters called it the day of freedom without masks and without social distancing according to police 20000 people talked about in streets on saturday to protest against current virus restrictions which they say violate their rights and freedoms. journalists and camera crews were also targeted a reporter at german public broadcast as that day half filmed the chants of shame on you and the league and press on lying press. here bombed with me there was a pretty diverse mix of people from the fall left to the far right we met people who were faxes people who believe bill gates is responsible then there were people who say there is no corona then there are people who say the measures i'm proportionately get through it because i heard this music artistic retreat on monday commentators were left asking can this be even allowed the debate on how to deal with mass p

time and the toughest. modern architecture has given the city a new face but many of the original buildings have been restored including the museum ident and the berlin cathedral. because of the her memorial church in the western part of the city center stands as a reminder of the bombing of the land. it's been preserved in its ruined condition to serve as a memorial against war and destruction. of other important commemorative sites include the soviet war memorial in toto our park. and the military cemetery on health class which pays tribute to about 3600 members of the royal air force most of them were killed during the raids on berlin airmen from britain australia canada and new zealand. like few other cities been has been powerfully shaped by its history. in their graffiti the soviet soldiers refer to the stock building as hitler's lair but the dictator had sought refuge in a different building located near brandenburg gate on the village dawson an air raid shelter called the fruit had been built underneath the garden of the old device chancellery. this is where hitler committed suicide on april 30th 1945 only an information board stands here to

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time and your insights tonight thank you. thank you very much my pleasure. 4 here in berlin one man faces murder charges after a series of car crashes 6 people were injured 3 of them seriously when the alleged attacker drove into several vehicles on a busy highway prosecutors say that they are treating the incident as a suspected islam ist extremist attack. the wreckage from tuesday's crashes was still being cleared on wednesday morning a series of collisions left 6 people injured 3 of them seriously police arrested the driver of this mangled black vehicle a 30 year old iraqi asylum seeker with temporary permission to remain in germany they believe he deliberately rammed 2 motorcycles and a car on the busy a 100 motorway running through berlin after getting out of his car witnesses say he shouted box and placed a metal box on the roof of his vehicle telling people nobody come closer or you will die police later found the box contained only 2. investigators are exploring the possibility it was an islamist motivated attack. is keep it up is the part of the radical religious or islamist mindset which evidently live behind the m

berlin thanks for watching. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspectives but. for the time being the coronaviruses it seems chance is standing with many countries including germany possibly facing a 2nd way we all suppose exactly how we can seem to find out join me in my guess song to the point. to the point. being the focus on d. w. . bush on wall busters from nigeria you know does what really would. need. authentic. and successful beyond belief. this is the we were doing. it would. in 75 minutes on d w. where the real power resides. i come from there lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 to do but not this democracy give me that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can see. the television reporters right here in berlin and after the floor of the sun in born and i remember thinking at that time if the barley in broken forward anything could happen if people come together and unite for a cool. head i do the news that often confronts difficult situations more conflict being discussed down i see despite my child to confront media's on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most hunger to security oppression mar

berlin and this is the day. this is the most important election in the history of our country though time before. voters faced a clear choice between 2 parties 2 visions 2 for last of. the all know donald trump makes no secret about how he feels sat there you like it or not he always know what he's thinking. it's all on the line president tromping the leader there will reveal that promise had been married. also on the day russian president vladimir putin says he sat up research of police force to help delarue says troubled president maintain order let's go germany's chancellor crying foul under the magical says demonstrators on the streets of minsk deserve freedom to protest and freedom of opinion. i hope that the people who have bravely taken to the streets who have called out of bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that we take for granted freedom to protest freedom of opinion all these things must be fought for and. for donald trump has now accepted the republican party's nomination for the presidency his acceptance from the white house ended the party's 4 day convention against a b

time and the toughest. modern architecture has given the city a new face but many of the original buildings have been restored including the museum island and the berlin cathedral. because of the have a memorial church in the western part of the city center stands as a reminder of the bombing of the. it's been preserved in its ruined condition to serve as a memorial against war and destruction. of. other important commemorative sites include the soviet war memorial into our park. and the military cemetery on health class which pays tribute to about 3600 members of the royal air force most of them were killed during the raids on brylin airmen from britain australia canada and new zealand. like few others that he's been has been powerfully shaped by its history. in their graffiti the soviet soldiers refer to the building as hitler's lair but the dictator had sought refuge in a different building located near brandenburg gate on the village toss in an air raid shelter called the. had been built underneath the garden of the old device chancellery. this is where hitler committed suicide in april 30th 945 only in the information board stance here to mark th

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time and the toughest. modern architecture has given the city a new face but many of the original buildings have been restored including the museum either end and the berlin cathedral. the kaiser vilhelm memorial church in the western part of the city center stands as a reminder of the bombing of birth. it's been preserved in its ruined condition to serve as a memorial against war and destruction. of other important commemorative sites include the soviet war memorial in type to our park. and the military cemetery on health class of which pays tribute to about 3600 members of the royal air force most of them were killed during the raids on berlin airmen from britain australia canada and new zealand. like few other cities within has been powerfully shaped by its history. in their graffiti the soviet soldiers refer to this ice talk building as hitler's lair but the dictator had sought refuge in a different building located near brandenburg gate on the village tossing an air raid shelter called the fruit had been built underneath the garden of the old device chancellery. this is where hitler committed suicide on april 30th 945 only in the information board st

the times reports and other is hiking corporate taxes. this weekend, berlin facedrotests against the government's coronavirus restrictions. police arrested about 200 demonstrators after marchers turned violent on saturday. the broadcaster ard estimates around 38,000 people took part, although that would be the biggest group of 38,000 people that i ever saw. politicians expressed shock after protesters broke through fences and reached the stairs. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. now, u.s. futures and asian stocks beginning the week with gains after equities reached fresh highs last week. european futures beginning the week with gains, as well. the dollar is trading the lowest in two years, and the yen paired some of its climes as japan looks for another prime minister. joining us is kristine aquino, who leads our mliv team in europe. i think it's interesting. we continue to hit new highs and yet, you know, there's no sign of stopping. what point are valua

berlin and this is the day. this is the most important election in the history of our country no time before how voters faced a clear choice between 242 visions to follow us of. the all knowledge donald trump makes no secret about how he feels sat there you like it or not the always smells like he's thinking america it's all on the line presidents are going to be the leader of the world reveal that we're on the bad marriage. also on the day russian president vladimir putin says he sat up research of police force to help his troubles president maintain order well let's go germany's chancellor crying foul under the magical says demonstrators on the streets of minsk deserve freedom to protest and freedom of opinion. i hope that the people who have bravely taken to the streets who have called out of bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that we take for granted freedom to protest freedom of opinion all these things must be fought for and. for donald trump has now accepted the republican party's nomination for the presidency his acceptance from the white house ended the party's 4 day convention aga

berlin. thank you for taking the time to speak from us. our reporters on the scene have been cataloging the myriad problems now facing lebanon. you've said that lebanon is in danger of becoming a failed state. we've heard many in lebanon the last few days suggest they're already living in one. why do you think it's so close to the brink? >> well, before the explosion, lebanon was already suffering from one of the most severe economic crises in its modern history. the currency had lost 80% of its value in just a few months. gdp was over 170% debt. the country was heading to bankruptcy. add to this an explosion was so far estimated to have cost $15 billion that the lebanese state does not have and a port that used to import, according to different estimates, between 60% and 80% of what lebanon needs, and a country that relies on imports for the vast majority of anything it needs for medical supplies to food to energy. and you have a situation in which the country is simply not sustainable as things are going. >> when you say that, the challenges seem insurmountable. is there a way to prevent collapse? >> well, the reason why th

time and the toughest. modern architecture has given the city a new face but many of the original buildings have been restored including the museum ident and the berlin cathedral. the kaiser vilhelm memorial church in the western part of the city center stands as a reminder of the bombing of the land. it's been preserved in its ruined condition to serve as a memorial against war and destruction. of other important commemorative sites include the soviet war memorial in toto our park. and the military cemetery on health class of which pays tribute to about 3600 members of the royal air force most of them were killed during the raids on berlin airmen from britain australia canada and new zealand and. like few other cities within has been powerfully shaped by its history. in their graffiti the soviet soldiers refer to the stock building as hitler's lair but the dictator had sought refuge in a different building located near brandenburg gate on the village toss in an air raid shelter called the fruit had been built underneath the garden of the old device chancellery. this is where hitler committed suicide on april 30th 1945 only an information board stanc

berlin and this is the day. this is the most important election in the history of our country though time before have voters faced a player's choice for 2 a 2 party 2 visions 2 philosophies or 2 edges the all knowledge on a tramp makes no secret about how he feels sad or you like it or not the only snow like he's thinking. it's all on the line president trying to be the leader who will rebuild the promise of america that's. also on the day russian president vladimir putin says he sat up research of police force to help better reduce his troubles president maintain order let's go germany's chancellor crying foul under the man says demonstrators on the streets of minsk deserve freedom to protest and freedom of opinion. i hope that the people who have bravely taking to the streets who have called out a bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that we take for granted freedom to protest freedom of opinion all these things must be fought for and. for donald trump has now accepted the republican party's nomination for the presidency his acceptance from the white house ended the party's 4 day convent

that this time germany is completely and utterly defeated an they will do this at potsdam, not merely by holding the conference in the suburbs of berlin but ensuring there are to german faces whatsoever. potsdam is emptied of germans by the red army as another symbol this is over and the german power is over and potsdam is quite symbolic because frederick the great is there and -- where he signed the order to take germany to war in 1914 is also in potsdam. so to the conquering allies, potsdam has symbolism. it is the place where german militarism began and where the first world war began and now the place with the second world war in europe will come to an end. and i can't prove it but i think the russians arrived at the conference late to make sure they saw berlin for themselves. president wilson in 1919 had not toured the battlefields because he did not want for his heart to grow hard. what stalin wanted was to see berlin for themselves, as much as germany for themselves as they could. and again, this produces different reactions, depending upon one's definition of history. should the allies, should the british, french and soviets put money into germany or leave it as on

time, germany is completely and utterly defeated. and they will do this at potsdam, not merely by holding the conference in the suburbs of berlin, but by ensuring that there are no german faces whatsoever. potsdam is emptied of germans before the conference begins as another symbol that this is over, that the german power is over. potsdam is quite symbolic because the capital is there, and it was where the order was signed to take germany to war in 1914 is also in potsdam. to the conquering allies, potsdam has this symbolism. it is the place where german militarism began. in they are viewed as the place where the first world war began. it will not be the place where the second world war, at least in europe, will come to an end. and i cannot prove it, but i think the russians arrived at the conference late in order to make sure the americans and british saw berlin for themselves. they did not see the city as they did not want his heart to grow hard. what stalin wanted was for the american and british leadership to see berlin for themselves. see as much as germany for themselves as they could. again, this produces different reactions depending upon one's definition of history.

this time, germany is completely and utterly defeated, and they will do this at potsdam, not merely by holding a conference in the suburbs of berlin, but by ensuring that there are no germans faces whatsoever. potsdam is emptied of the germans before the conference begins by the red army as another symbol that this is over. the german power is over, and potsdam is quite symbolic as frederick the greats castle as you see is there. and the palace which is where -- signed -- to the conquering nations, the conquering allies, potsdam has the symbolism and it is the place where german and the terrorism began. where the first world war began. it will now be place for the second world war at least in europe will come to an end. i cannot prove it, but i think the russians arrived at the conference late in order to make sure that the americans and british saw berlin for themselves. president wilson in 1919 had famously -- he did not want, as he put it, for his heart to grow hard. it's stalled and wanted was for the american and british leadership to see berlin for themselves. to see as much of journey for themselves as they could and again this produces different directions depending on t

coast this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the news or visit our website that's d w dot com. welcome to a new special edition of checkin face time we'll take you to 3 places in the state of mecklenburg for a man in northeastern germany but everywhere will always be very close to the water 1st of all we're off to the baltic seaside resort of van amanda where present are wants to find out how tourism is working out during the coronavirus pandemic. then it's off to the heart of the state of mecklenburg for palm out where you have visited them before the corona virus pandemic and finally present. show you what you can enjoy on the island of who's a dog in sama. off to.