raids were carried out in various german cities including the copper told by lane also in daughter braman for example on the goal behind those rates according to the german interior minister was to prevent members of hezbollah from damaging go from eliminating some of the documents that could be used off that was against the group it's important to me to also understand a bit more about hezbollah on how it operates here in germany because authorities believe it is not umbrella organization for all the members but that members are distributed evenly they say that there are around $1000.00 members and supporters in germany and now obviously this bond by the german interior minister will mean that those members will not be able to carry out their activities as they had done in the past by outlawing hezbollah in germany including its political wing now or authorities not running a risk that the members of those groups will continue their activities underground . there out there is a risk attached to this but there are guidelines from the german government also in german law as to what happens

as you know you can send us your impressions of your travels here on this time the video is from bramanand he went skiing in the austrian alps so that's our weekly b. mail. cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut cold. place. to. tackle the special spots in. her. travel. back in the mornings at the highly guys aren't always symmetry. so the orbán is the managing director of the show. which looks after the preservation and communication of the jewish history of buy up warms and minds men must wear headgear in the cemetery. how old is the cemetery now i cannot tell most a 1000 years old it dates from around 1030 or 1040 the same time as the jewish community settled here so it's a really old jewish cemetery you can also see that from looking at the stones it's a sea of stones. to hear or of course particularly eye catching. there not only right at the entrance of the cemetery but also covered with notes and with stones so that you can see this is a living memorial. the reason tells me is that a famous rabbi from is buried here. as i was once the tradition of placing stones o

the official opening of the of the un 6 integration hole in braman. at the un 6 is the european space agency's new launch vehicle its upper stage is being built here europe is trying to consolidate forces in its space program to counter the growing global competition the new heavy lift rocket will also be carrying the hopes for future space missions. because it went to high tech sector and high tech is never finished we always have new ideas for improving the rockets. what innovations does our young 6 have to offer here's an overview. of. europe's new launch vehicle will stand more than 60 meters tall. building ariane 6 rocket posed challenges for the european space agency's engineers and technicians. huge fuel tanks were produced using a technique called friction star welding it softens the metal edges by friction to create smooth and durable seals it's a solid state process that doesn't melt the material it works or temperatures as low as $500.00 degrees celsius compared to the more than 2000 degrees of the usual arc welding technique. didn't know i

only exceptional shipwrecks a salvaged and restored like the 14th century braman kong one of the world's largest ship finds. it took 18 years of expensive conservation work to restore it to its full glory to learn more about this merchant ship from $3900.00 archaeologists created a digital model of the kong. and honest response will turn as a construction of a ship like this is quite specialist saying everything in the vessel is interconnected if you move one part by just 2 centimeters and it distorts the entire shape of the ship so the computer gives you an overview. you're not dealing with a 23 metre long ship you don't have to search the entire vessel for the place responsible for a deformation instead you can clearly see how every step you take impacts the entire structure and check whether a given step is change the overall shape that. technology allowed researchers for example to find out how the cold was silent without ever having to lower it into water. because there is a shipwreck off reuben that is not worth recovering but it is nevertheless of interest to an here ologists. jus

states with their costar mecklenburg for 4 months place because dine in lower saxony and technically braman in danberg too but it's a big burden for them to deal with on their own damn these chemical agents and it up in our waters due to a war fought between nations it wasn't mecklenburg for that waged the 2nd world war it was germany and europe and this is the point of political contention until now every federal government's stance was to say we're not responsible. the regional states can expand the mapping program and set up a research project on options for how to tackle ordnance retrieval but they'd never be able to pay for it so nothing happens. as it means the federal government does at least provide funding for research albeit on a modest scale take the project over a period of 3 years 1600000 euros were allocated in total to 3 scientific institutes among them kill based. scientists on board the poseidon research vessel examine the condition of the sea bed and the waters in the baltic sea while also looking for explosives today talks of colleges from the university of keele are plan

the official opening of the of the un 6 integration hole in braman. at the un 6 is the european space agency's new launch vehicle its upper stage is being built here europe is trying to consolidate forces in its space program to counter the growing global competition the new heavy lift rocket will also be carrying the hopes for future space missions.