and of course, as we know in the years that followed, reagan's speech, we saw the berlin wall and millions were from tyranny of communism but the fall of the soviet union, we've painfully learned, did not take down communism as, an ideology with it today, one and a half billion people still live under these brutal regimes in china. cuba, vietnam, laos and north korea and today face the challenge, much like what reagan faced 40 years ago with the chinese communist party being the evil empire to today, the ccp is to blame for the mass rights, atrocities and brutal policies implemented against its own people, much like the soviets of 40 plus years ago, the weaker genocide is just one glaring example of how the chinese party in prisons and brutal lysis its own people men, women and children have been forced into reeducation camps, sterilized, cut off from their families simply for being the recent police files that we here at voss obtained the largest data set hack of information from behind the great chinese firewall ever. that we've been able to make available to the public just in the last

then with the fall of the berlin wall, it seemed to be as it was spoken of by many commentators, the end history as we've known it, that seemed done and passed. and all of a sudden i'm vladimir putin comes along and it looks like the ghosts of the fifties and sixties the cold war era are back still haunting us today. well, that's i wanted to go on and ask you what lessons do we take from gods deception now that is coming out in the 2020s with a war raging ukraine something that we did not expect. well, history matters and of us who don't pay to history and don't know the facts of history, maybe we're we're fated to to have these bad things happen again. i go back to the impact of alger hiss and stalin's spies on the world that we it just to give you some brief examples before getting to vladimir putin harry. dexter white was another colleague of alger hiss. he was top dog in the treasury and he was called up in 1939, in the summer of 1939. this was before the us was at war before we had gotten into the war in europe or before the attack on pearl harbor and the victor pavlov was his s

with the fall of the berlin wall, we were assured that market-based democracy was triumphant. and it was going to take hold around the world. political elites devoted themselves to trade regulation and deregulation, the economy would grow faster and everyone would get richer. but the former, certainly happened. the latter, not so much. jobs that went offshore were being replaced. and that the wages that that supported entire communities stagnated. in -- when 2008 happened, banks got bailouts and families got foreclosures. people at home were being left behind. the middle class was getting hollowed out. and at the same time, we had the promise -- the promise of globalization which would in time circle the globe and in time -- let's be honest with ourselves we were not being straight with ourselves about that either. we talked of the superiority of our system but turned a blind ida -- turned a blind eye to the environmental degradation on the other side of the break and that our prosperity relied on. that prosperity, those in charge were not making sure it was shared across the

communism memorial foundation, which was formed which was formed shortly after the fall of the berlin wall. and then it was this one will amuse you. it was authorized by a unanimous act of congress in 1993. and then into law by president bill clinton. and the purpose of it was to educate and more realize the history of communism. these would be the victims that it created. this grand holocaust that so many people didn't know about. and america had been so good about educating about the the holocaust. during world war two of the --, others. but people didn't understand there was this similar holocaust that created victims of communism. and so that's the initial impetus. but this took so long because initially the foundation was focused on building a memorial and there's there's a memorial to the victims of communist them that is on on federal parkland. and we just celebrated the 15th anniversary of that memorial this past summer. and then we were building up educational programs over the years. and then the museum was always there as a dream and an aspiration. and needed money for it. and t

about 33 years ago when the berlin wall fell. no one had expected that to happen a year before. so i think now with the conflict in ukraine being to capitalizing effect that we see the world through, we see that also it will come to a new world, probably missed a micro who recently went to china, who said that they should not. and france should not, and europe in union should not stand with, with america in all aspects. and the longer that is probably where most to europeans would, would become various and they are breaking up at the moment. well, i mean, the whole premise of the european union with prosperity and security and they're, they're getting less and less of both as time goes on. radical explained to me. i mean, what could, if you wanted to reverse this trend, is there anything it could do? no, i think that's it. yeah, that's what i was expecting. go ahead. yeah. and that's a really interesting question because, you know, look at it this way as you yourself, pointed out, the weapon position of the us dollar is boomerang being back on the united states. it's making, it'

tenth question, in what year was the berlin wall destroyed a 1989 b 1990 from 1991?, well, in general, the unification of germany took place in the ninety-first year, and the berlin wall was destroyed in 1990. about cyril wow eighty-ninth. why did i destroy them at all, because the countries of the socialist bloc, that is, the warsaw pact, began to democratize with the advent of mikhail gorbachev to power, that is , they began to move away from the idea of ​​​​socialism and go towards the west and the gdr the way it was, you can say e socialist germany damn it events of the final seam to the frg and now he will reason and he will come to the correct answer. that is, it was such a symbolic removal of the barrier, yes, it turns out i wanted to ask you, are you 100% sure of the year. yes, according to the ninth grade world history textbook, it happened on november 9, 1989. the correct answer to this question is - this is a variant, and 1989 is 10 questions behind, we will again sum up the results and again at the beginning we will talk about the second round. i want to

. >> people thought there would be a berlin wall moment here, the community would take sledgehammers ock the walls down. it never happened. reporter: built in 1968 by the british army, these walls separated the pro-ireland catholic republicans from the mostly protestant unionists during the conflict. more than 3500 people died during three decades of bloodshed. paramilitary organizations like the ira fighting against the british arranged bombings and shootings. british soldiers carried out raids and shooters -- and shot protesters. the good friday agreement in 1998 brought an end to sectarian violence and ushered in a new beginning for northern ireland. republican tara mental -- paramilitary groups were dismantled, british troops departed and a new regional government set up with nationalists and unionists represented. >> it was an honorable compromise that contained challenges but did not diminish the deeply held political views of those present. nor does it mean the future would be easy, it was a new beginning. reporter: however, political squabbling and stalemates became routine af

and somehow with the fall of the berlin wall. i mean, that was clearly a myth and there were people on the left, predominantly, i'd say you philosophized about this and wrote quite a lot about the importance of nationalism. i suppose because they knew that nationalism is so often gone together with liberation. movements, whether in cuba or throughout the global south. now we have nationalism as another means of rebellion, rebellion against neoliberalism. and that is what's been happening, of course, around the world. but then we should be aware that wary that, you know, joe biden does cloak himself in the flag, doesn't. he's very proud of his relatives in their service regardless of the fact that he appears to ever more money into wars. but he knows nationalism plays well in the united states as well. and of course it happens the same in britain is the nationalism of those against new liberalism, more powerful, more vote and to force that lead to fascism as it does on the street. sometimes in narrow position is a grand alliance,

it is obvious that the end of history proclaimed after the fall of the berlin wall and the collapse ofthe soviet union did not take place . for decades, the share of the g7 states in the world economy has significantly decreased, and the weight of countries with developing markets is steadily growing before our eyes, the renewal of the infrastructure of international relations continues . kherson region will build new hospitals and create new conditions for business, and priority industries in an interview with my told his colleague alexander koreyevsky about the duties of the head of the region. developed a program of socio-economic development of the economic direction includes. right now, yes, an increase in the sharp increase in the construction of the repair of those roads that are in the next social direction. well, development is already planned. uh, the most modern structure. uh, health care, which will enable residents not to travel not to travel somewhere far away, new ones will be built. ah, hospitals. next direction. this is the creation of conditions for business in kherso

cannot be overestimated, it is obvious that the end of history proclaimed after the fall of the berlin walland the sell-out of the soviet union did not take place, attempts to establish a unipolar model of the world order with the center of decision-making in washington, the facts failed, speak for themselves over the past three decades, the share of the state group of families has significantly decreased of the world economy, and the weight of countries with developing markets is steadily growing before our eyes, the renewal of the infrastructure of international relations continues. a vivid example of multipolar diplomacy is the activity of such new types of multilateral associations as the shanghai cooperation organization and brix impressive footage from mexico in the night sky in the northeast of the country noticed a bright, flying object, as expected. it was a meteor that burned up in the lower atmosphere. to spies, they are french in europe secret services say that russian intelligence can monitor deputies in the fifth republic scandinavian media reported that russia is spying on cr

the counteroffensive is something comparable, for example, to the fall of the berlin wall. he spoke last time in poland when he was from the first time in ukraine, then he was in warsaw and here is this speech by biden. he was very reminiscent of kennedy's speech. do you remember i 'm a berliner, i'm amberlina, and this is just too reminiscent of these times of decline the walls of the fall of the soviet union, so now we see the fall of the russian federation , the fall of the russian empire, because these monsters really did not calculate their strength, they did not calculate our strength, they did not calculate the polish forces, american and just like that , cooperation, the world coalition for support ukraine and ukrainian soldiers succeeded in their results and we demonstrated on the battlefield that it is not important because you have oil , it does not matter. how many preserved aircraft and tanks you have in siberia are still valuable and people are winning, but these closed dictatorships and literally one more phrase about you told china that macron is flying to china , i will

we have to say after the fall of the berlin wall after the end of a communist rule in poland and other parts of eastern europe and also obviously in the soviet union. and what is today russia since then relations have been improving significantly, but they are still marked by a certain amount of tension. we were just talking. it hurts, stein my, are talking there about the situation ukraine and on the war and ukraine, germany and poland have not always seen eye to eye. and the last 12 months or so that has been quite a bit of tension about, for instance, what kind of weapons are to be delivered at what speeds to ukraine. poland, pushing for more weapons at a higher rate of delivery and to germany, holding back on that. so there are still tensions. but i think on the basic understanding of the 2 states, how they organize their relations with each other. things are moving ahead of the course funded. thank you very much. we actually turn our attention to sedan fighting in the is continuing in the capital cartoon. despite plants for us is for nearly 200 people have been feel, since violenc

just a few hundred metres from where we sit is one of the big remaining chunks of the berlin wall.989 and it was seen then as a symbol, i guess, of the triumph of a western idea of liberal democracy and liberal economic management. isn't the truth today that you in germany have to face, just as others in the west have to face, that western assumptions of the triumph of that model were misplaced? well, i think you're mentioning a very important point here. if you follow the german debate, for example, president lula da silva's statements on ukraine, which i don't share, but the german public sometimes seems rather surprised to hear a dissenting voice from the global south. things are changing out there. we still have a lot of influence and respect for what germany is doing in terms of developing cooperation and policies, but we need to listen, we need to be engaged in a honest dialogue otherwise we will not be able to make our argument. the times where everybody was looking north to the rich western countries, looking to imitate our economic and political model, these days are proba

hardly be overestimated, it is obvious that the end of history proclaimed after the fall of the berlin wall decisions in washington, the facts have failed, speak for themselves over the past three decades , the share of states in the group has significantly decreased family economy, and the weight of countries with developing markets is steadily growing before our eyes, the renewal of the infrastructure of international relations continues. a vivid example of multipolar diplomacy is the activity of such multilateral associations of a new type as the shanghai cooperation organization and brix by an assault detachment from the flanks with strikes by operational tactical army aviation with artillery fire and heavy flamethrower systems of the southern group of forces, the enemy’s attempts to counterattack from the areas of the settlements of chasov yar kalinin and the red donetsk people’s republic over the past day. in this area, aviation made seven aircraft sorties, artillery , the southern group of forces completed 58 fire missions, the total losses of the enemy in this direction amounted to

yes, i was gonna see to get berlin wall to get in a divide out in. is that going to be a divide, right? the way down the, the world and you're either on my side because remember when this all started, it was, yeah, you have to america's like, you have to do what i say. if you do business with anybody else i want to sanction you. i mean what kind of dictatorship rule is that 100 years for.

the further fate of the state of health at the moment, it reminds me of those stories with the berlin wall, how people try to escape, uh, even in this stories about how the boy greeted himself on the street in ukrainian and was taken to henichesk , taken and thrown into the basement there. that's what it's called. let the child go. this very much reminds me of a story i heard from childhood, for example, in this story from the childhood of my grandfather or, er, my brother's grandmother, about how when soviet troops were here in western ukraine , they kidnapped children because they thought that they were cooperating with the upa, which means that the nazis have their word for it, there are all these lists of russian propaganda, soviet propaganda, which was . well, their parents also went, that is, my uh, great-grandfathers, they all went and asked to be released, they were released, of course, but after that they were beaten a little bit while there they were interrogated and tried to extract some confessions , it is not known what the confession confesses to is that you love ukraine or s

about 33 years ago when the berlin wall fell. no one had expected that to happen a year before. so i think now with the conflict in ukraine being to capitalizing the fact that we see the world through, we see that also it will come to a new world, probably missed them across who recently went to china, who said that they should not and frowns should not, and europe in union should not stand with, with america in all aspects. it's making, it's not making the dollars stronger. it's making the dollar weaker. so consider this, what happens when the only weapons you have a 10 actually have a counterproductive effect? the actually is like, you know, the only rep when you have it, when you're sitting on the far limb of a tree you just saw and all that helps you to do is the limb on which you are sitting, where that's the situation. the dollar is in the united states. however, at the same time, we'll continue to use these weapons counterproductive as they are, because you know what, they don't have a plan beach. they don't have a plan b of saying, you know what, we should settle down to

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they are shocked by what happened to them. it happened after the fall of the berlin wall orgy from theply let them go. through this war in ukraine, so it’s still a very big question that if a worthy alternative is really offered, the eurasian one, what ordinary people , you remember, he characterized in the message quite clearly and merkel alanda especially merkel well, what to characterize them scoundrels and liars, what’s with them take scoundrels and liars. and where will new politicians come from in the absence of a school as such. and you look that in fact they are the last people who speak in their own name and really rule their countries. the rest of whom do not take, pure denominations. just parsley ass clowns with the owner's finger sticking out, and the owner himself is somewhere out there, this is a really serious politician and independent, and all sorts of bobbie potion. i don’t say anything like your tikhonovskaya at all. now, if it had happened there, if i hadn’t stolen the avaks’ money, if for a sufficient number of militants, if you had already fought in full. so let i

seder plates ready to be served in berlin. wall break fast in indonesia. 11 read in israel and in india, a young boy readies bountiful plates of fruits and vegetables inside this mosque. pretensions of prayer from india to israel. egypt to kenya. wall a loan easter egg dangles in celebration in germany. whether solemn or celebratory, around the world, the devout set aside the sacred time with hope and in faith. >> linsey: shining their lights in the midst of the darkness. thank you so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. whit johnson right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night. moving forward finding solutions. this is news, but i heard screaming. that's when i looked out the window. he's up there fighting was a brutally beating. i mean an older gentleman. he's getting really good care. he's he's fighting to recover. well tell you we made an arrest as he was really this. it was disrespectful very clearly. they are a danger to themselves and others we have to make sure that we can address as much o

they even erected a copy of the berlin wall. dozens of city residents participate in mass scenes. region has long become a popular location among directors. over the past few years, the region has appeared in almost fifty film projects. this and the local authorities. alexey chebotarev visited the filming. this uniform disgrace of hacks mister police indifferently sips coffee when a crowd of picketers across the road is about to block one of the central berlin streets see problems to a natural site, which should actually look like a snowless autumn, berlin 1989 european, architectural pedigree probably this after all, the main reason why in kaliningrad they are now increasingly filming in the movie theater, they just hung a sign here, bathhouse strasse. there, here is a kurchun, ladies, this is a boulevard in the center of berlin a. in fact, there’s a small blue plate on that house that didn’t change it, it won’t get into the movie frame and won’t give it away minin and pozharsky street the very center of kaliningrad director of the gdr spy series that will soon be released on ntv

yes i, we're gonna see forget berlin wall forget in a divide out in, is that going to be a divide, right? the way down the, the world you, you're either on my side because remember when this all started, it was, yeah, you have to america's like, you have to do what i say. if you do business with anybody else i want to sanction you. i mean, what kind of dictatorship rule is that 100 years forward give a year? where are we in a 100 years now? so i wouldn't call that a dictatorship. i would call that a child's play. actually. this is like a school game that we did in our school, or when we were kid, if you play with them here, i'm gonna talk exactly. so this is not to where we should be heading towards that. that won't, is more, getting more and more civilized. so to answer your question, honored years down the line or maybe 101520 years down the line, i think the world is going to be totally different. is going to be totally different because this old practice of separating the world into 2 competing camps . these are all cold war mentality because a better tomorrow is not going to be achi