, pow camps, forced labor camps, prisons, whatever. how many do you think there were? encyclopedia, we are going to cover about 45,000 individual sites. i will give you a moment to think about that. i will tell you that that is a low figure. that is less than half of what really existed. a lot of documentation is missing. for categories are too big us to put into the encyclopedia. the numbers themselves are significant. the key point about the camps is how central they were to the whole nazi program. the nazi regime had four overlapping goals. ensuring the dominance of the so-called area and race, creating a people's community which also had a racial component, living space to guarantee germany's self-sufficiency, and defeating germany's enemies internal and external. of camps were a set practical tools with which the nazis tried to achieve those goals. this is how we can make sense of a collection of so many different camps with different kinds of prisoners under different conditions run by differing agencies. they capture a system. c

and concentration camps. operated not just by not so but by their henchmen ron had accomplices and many. of us are at. least liberated and in occupied territories of the soviet union that the biggest number of jews were slaughtered in ukraine you. point $4000000.00 jewish to be a solution to the well at least uranium. 282008 will remind you that if you do i like what they do you call your attention to the fact of that that is the way 95 percent of the pre-war jewish population of least. in large area $77000.00 people i saw and so forth just several 100 latvian jews managed to survive a holocaust holocaust as a deliberate extermination of people that would have to remind you that now is how to store the same things for many other nations russia and spell of russians a korean sparrow other nationalities were declared as the people and read their land and some was supposed to be from superstitious they were in labor for. to provide them with a comfortable you will be existence whereas nations that were in the co

joining us this is international. 75 years ago the red army liberated auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives at the nazi site in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust is liberation one of the most shameful chapters in history. in fact there were 3 death camps at the site auschwitz one started it system of murder and torture back in may 940 prisoners life began the registration building where he or she received personal numbers and from then on became referred to by that number then there was assignment to the barracks which would be home as well as block 11 a prison inside the prison used for torture camp and a gas chamber from a tortilla an execution war dubbed the death wall it's now the place where memorial wreaths are placed on monday camp survivors visited the site to commemorate victims it's estimated nearly $200.00 former prisoners from around the world will also take part in a memorial service auntie's peter all of visited the camp. many of those who passed through the camps infamous gate with its mocking arbeit macht frei work sets you fr

were actually 3 death camps at the site auschwitz one was the main camp on the 1st to be set up again it says them of murder back and torture back in may 140 prisoners life began at the registration building where you know she was serious personal numbers from then on they became referred to by that number then there was assignment to the barracks which would be home as well as block 11 that's a prison inside the prison used for torture the camp had a gas chamber execution will a death will be to all of a visited the site. many of those who passed through the camps infamous gate with its marking arbeit macht frei all work sets you free message survived only a few months a lot of those who arrived here it auschwitz birkenau will murder it immediately for others a more torturous lingering fate awaited as the subject of grotesque and obscene medical experiments over 1000000 people perished here the reichsbahn railway network was the arteries of the nazi war machine was also the mode of transportation used for what reich leadership with cold matter of factness called the final solution to

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by soviet forces of the auschwitz concentration camp 27th of january is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. in other news fronts the type of crowd control grenade that injured protesters critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming municipal elections. the us army veteran who brands himself cyber rambo boasts of influencing bolivian politics by swamping social media with posts. good afternoon and welcome this is r.t. and. it is exactly 75 years ago that the red army liberated the auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives at the nancy site in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust it's liberation close one of the most shameful chapters in history. in fact there were 3 death camps at the site one started its system of murder and torture back in may 940 prisoners life began in the registration building where he or she received personal numbers and from then on they came referred to by that number then there was ass

i can't do the polish thing but they were not concentration camps, they were death camps.they were from centers and did not have barracks because jews did not stay alive there, they were taken right from the train into the gas chamber because the men were doing that work. so jacob reimer said in court that he was a victim of the nazis. that he like so many others said that that he had to fire at the man pointing to his head at the rear beam because he did not show loyalty to the ss he would've been the next one shot. so the department of justice argued in that case, yeah you got for service models, you did so well you were granted citizenship in nazi germany and you receive paid vacations, you came back on your own accord to continue fighting alongside the ss you could've deserted but you did not and that was the case, why did you do it. [inaudible question] >> yeah, some men deserted because he key, they did not come back but 5000 and so others came on and served a great loyalty. [inaudible question] i don't know, i think they did but it was by and large not a huge number

world leaders are commemorating the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp the german president warning that the evils. still with us in the form of anti-semitism and hatred also coming up tonight growing a warm chinese authorities have washed down several cities now individua prevent the corona virus from spreading that health officials report the 1st death from the disease outside the chinese city of that city at the heart of this outbreak a matter of survival german chancellor angela merkel describes efforts to stop climate change telling the world economic forum in davos switzerland today that it is time to take the young climate activists serious. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with our continuing coverage of ceremonies which are beginning today in jerusalem to remember the millions who perished as well as. those who survived the holocaust now this is the 1st in a series of events marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz nazi death camp $6000000.00 jews were killed in the genocide which is known as the shoah or the holocaust during the

at one moment we were sent to a camp that was close to the women's camp. somehow there were two friends of mine who also came. from kielce. we knew the women were also in the sea camp in birkenau. we were pitching our harborage -- garbage wagon -- we were pushing our garbage wagon. we started yelling over the fence, "tell the women from kielce to come out." wasother came out and it the first time i had seen her since we were separated. a woman cap oh came into disorders -- dispersed -- cappo came and dispersed them. i did not see her again until december of 1946. 2.5 years after we were separated. mr. goldberg: the camps were run by the ss, that these cap owes -- cappos were inmates? were auergenthal: there lot of jews among them, some polls --iminals, some poles . -- toors from 1942 survive during that. cappo means that you had to help beat and kill fellow inmates. mr. goldberg: what did they get in return? judge buergenthal: they survived. these were people -- when i came to auschwitz, there was somebody who had been a friend of ours. we were together re

to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly 100 camps. so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images like they look very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences the watchtower's structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published on my blog. satellite information collected by a researcher and. construction documents found by mr. psychological counseling the children of parents taking to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the paper it is using government documents and hiring information to show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the comps being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at the location and size of accounts we've also used research by interns and on the contracts that governments are using to buy new materials for other counts and i think the really important thin

in the so-called gypsy camp. almost 90 percent of a total of $23000.00 inmates of the gypsy camp where murders. horrible as it was the extermination camp auschwitz was just one side of the genocide committed against india and trauma. all over nazi occupied europe cindy and role model were murdered in camps or shot by executions courts. today we know that are around 500000 seen. became victims of a campaign of systematic extermination. and auschwitz i witnessed mass murder. and they were long queues of people in the front of the mass murder their facilities like the gas chamber and a lot of the gas chambers and crematoria which were not from far from our camps electrified fences and then the ears bleeding scream started or this to say inside our better x. with doris locked away dissipate. and we saw a large array of open fire blazing. i as an 80 year old girl over have overheard adult conversation like. name us half round out of gas and they are burning people alive. you might be interested to know that only 6 mon

did not see factory of the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated exactly 75 years ago by soviet forces 27th of january has become an international holocaust remembrance day in memory of the millions of jews killed during the 2nd more. news a u.s. army veteran calling himself. his influence on bolivia's politics. media with as many as 69 posts. in the californian city of oakland will have the shells of prisoners all face fines under the state's most aggressive war of its kind so far. the international live from moscow thanks for joining us this hour the monday marks an emotional day for many around the world exactly 75 years ago the red army liberated the auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives at the nazi sites in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust it's liberation closed one of the most shameful chapters in history. there were actually 3 death camps at the site auschwitz one started its system of murder and torture back in may 940 prisoners life began at the registration building where he or she received personal numbers and from then on be

the nazis factory of death at the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated exactly 75 years ago by soviet forces the 27th of january has become international holocaust remembrance day in memory of the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. another news a u.s. army veteran calling himself a cyber rambo boasts of his influence on bolivia's politics by swamping social media with as many as 69 posts a 2nd. property owners in the california city of oakland will have to shell to form a prison as will face fines under the state's most aggressive lore of its congress so far. other thanks for joining us this. monday marks an emotional day for many people around the world exactly 75 years ago the red army liberated the auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives at the nazi site in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust liberation closed one of the most shameful chapters in history. there are actually 3 death camps at the site auschwitz one started a system of murder and torture back in may of 1945 prisoners life began at the registration building wh

instance open source researchers have proven the existence and the location of so-called reeducation camps for muslims in the province of shin jack and they broke those stories long before mainstream media outlets to open source reporters have also proved valuable on the story in syria where at least 10 media workers were killed in 2018 and they did so without having to go there and take the risks that come with that a sign. we've had 2 producers working on the story of open source journalism tarik now and daniel tory daniel you've looked at how open source research has shed light on the camps in synch and we'll see that report a bit later on but briefly what if you learnt well for a long time richard chinese officials were actually flat out denying that these camps even existed and at the same time the government was doing its best to make sure that journalists on the ground in shin jang didn't find it and that's where open source research has made their mark it was the evidence that they own coveted which ultimately gave the lie to those denials that have been coming out to beijing . tar

yeah i'm standing in the original auschwitz camp so-called our schlitz one camp where the machinery of killing really started and continued through most of the 2nd world war and tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz where more than a 1000000 people were murdered and incredibly survivors from that time people who'd been through the experiences that we have all read about how coming back here and they've been telling their stories they're here in the camp now revisiting the place where they knew so much suffering and i was just listening to the story of one lady from new york a well into her ninety's in a wheelchair she's come here with her family and she was just remembering how she arrived in the camp as a 20 year old and the brutality that she experience it's very moving very powerful and for a lot of these survivors it's important to tell their stories d.w. spoke in the last few days with a survivor who now lives in israel and she thinks it's important to tell her story but for her the pain of this place auschwitz is so so intense that she feels she can't co

, they were death camps.they were termination centers. they didn't have barracks because jews didn't stay alive there. they were taken from the train into the gas chambers because the trawniki men were doing that work so jacob reimer said in courtthat he was a victim of the nazis . that like so many others said that. that he had to fire at the man pointingto his head in the ravine because if he didn't show loyalty to the ss he would have been the next one shot .so what the department of justice argued in that case is yes, but you've got for servicemetals. you did so well that you were granted citizenship in nazi germany. he received paid vacations . you came back on your own accord to continue fighting alongside the ss. you could have deserted but you didn't and that was their case. whydid do it ? some men deserted trawniki. they did not come back but reimer and 5000 or so others stayed on and they served with great loyalty. [inaudible] i don't know. i think they did but by and large it was not a huge number

camp. next on history bookshelf, holocaust survivor thomas buerg his memoir ofbout surviving auschwitz as a young boy. we recorded his remarks at the los angeles public library in 2009. [applause] thomas: hello. i can't quite see anybody. thank you for coming tonight. i am nick goldberg. we are very lucky to have judge thal herell -- buergen tonight. he has worked on the inter-american court for human rights. he has done all kinds of extraordinary and wonderful things with his life but today we're going to talk almost exclusively about things that happened before he was 11 years old. buergenthal was born in czechoslovakia just a year after peddler came to power in germany and his family fled to poland where he was not long after confined to the ghetto there. he was transported auschwitz. he left auschwitz on one of the well-known death marches. he was finally liberated in august of 1945. his story is pretty extraordinary and there are two really powerful themes that come out in his book, in

camp. i. believe that the israeli army have encircled the camp and the soldiers are near the school does not sit in. the madness of the next measure to mark the one. who should have the bomb into. the methodist church. and this was. because. he. was i wish i was being family that there isn't anything that is. that despite the presence of the israeli army most of the $900.00 students have managed to make it into the school but a few of the teacher. as happens may decide we have an even a serious problem because no one school is set on devices that are innocent lives we can to stop did you catch and process even we have such circumstances. that is once the bend of the day dictate it asked us if you don't feel sick you wouldn't come to come and frankly we don't feel secure but we come. into loud voice school is further away from a lion refugee camp none of the teachers here have had problems getting into school . but just as the school assembly gets underway there's a disturbance outside. yes . i

the nazis tree of death concentration camp was liberated exactly 75 years ago by soviet forces the 27th of january has become international whole course remembrance day in memory of the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. another news france bans a grenade responsible for seriously injuring numerous protesters but critics are skeptical about the motivation behind the government's me. a us army veteran calling himself cyber rambo boasts of his influence on bolivia's politics by swamping social media with as many as 69 posts. this is r.t. international great to have you with us. monday marks an emotional day for many around the world exactly 75 years ago the red army liberated the auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives at the nazi site in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust it's liberation close one of the most shameful chapters in history. in fact there were 3 death camps at the site auschwitz one started its system of murder and torture back in may of 1940 prisoners life began at the registration building where he or she received pers

tarik naafa and daniel tory daniel you've looked at how open source research has shed light on the camps in synch and we'll see that report a bit later on but briefly what have you learnt while for a long time richard chinese officials were actually flat out denying that these camps even existed and at the same time the government was doing its best to make sure that journalists on the ground in shin jang didn't find it and that's where open source research has made their mark it was the evidence that they own coveted which ultimately gave the lie to those denials that have been coming out of beijing tarik your report on syria will be coming up 1st that war has been described as the world's 1st you tube conflict and it's produced a goldmine of material for these kinds of research absolutely because so many people have been documenting that wall or at least trying to consider this it's estimated that there are more hours of footage of this wall than there are actual hours of the war in real life and only the images and information we've been thought treated with is rolling cereal for open

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by soviet forces of the auschwitz concentration camp january 27th is now the international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. and france plans a type of crowd control grenade this injured numerous protesters critics say a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming municipal elections. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international where we start this hour with conflicting reports emerging about a plane that's crashed in afghanistan's girls need province which is taliban controlled territory the militant group claims it was an american aircraft contradicting earlier reports it was a passenger jet u.s. media reports have cited sources also suggesting it was a u.s. military plane a regional government spokesperson says that the flight reported technical problem for coming down a bursting into flames unverified video on social media shows what appears to be a u.s. air force aircraft so far there's no confirmed information regarding casualties. you speak down to political analysts.

comes just ahead of the 75th anniversary of the read on the reading i switch from this nazi death camp we spoke to a holocaust survivor. the i will never forget to every morning i look at my hands and see. i have the number here and i see it every day the time. despite the remembrance event in israel being aimed at you nice seeing nations in the face of tragedy the leader of poland will not be in attendance after a dispute with russia holocaust survivors say it's vital not to distort and politicize the past. no liberation they really say that without the red army there would be no me my mother or other prisoners. also ahead on the program this hour from china to europe washington is on the brink of another global trade war as the e.u. threatens to slap a so-called digital tax on us to. respond with proposed plans to sanction the block's trait. just approaching it 2 minutes past 8 pm here in moscow this thursday january the 23rd welcome wherever you're tuning in from i mean in the new. dozens of world leaders dignitaries have gathered in jerusalem to commemorate the holocaust and bring

comes just ahead of the 75th anniversary of the red army liberating switch the infamous nazi death camp we've talked to a holocaust survivor. i me i will never forget to me every morning i look at my hands and see. i have the number here and i see it every day the time in. the spotlight the remembrance of fenton israel being aimed at uniting nations in the face of tragedy the leader of poland will be in attendance after a dispute with russia. say it's vital not to distort and polar opposites. that people. know liberation day really say that without the red on it would be no me my mother or other prisoners. and also in the program from china to europe washington is on the brink of another global trade war as they use threatens the so-called digital of us tech giants donald trump responds with proposals to sanction the blocks trade. coming on. from moscow to the world this is your art international my names you know me good to have your company our top story dozens of world leaders and dignitaries have gathered in jerusalem to commemorate the holocaust and bring attention to a rising wave

the liberation of auschwitz more than 1000000 people most of them jews were killed after nazi death camp and with anti semitism all arise there's a sense of urgency to remind the world what happened there. and grief and shock after the sudden death of us basketball star kobe bryant he died along with the dollars including his teenage daughter in a helicopter crash outside los angeles. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us today marks 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz extermination camp by soviet troops in the final months of the 2nd world war survivors and world leaders are gathering at that site ahead of the official ceremony. the morning began with a wreath laying ceremony to honor the victims by some of the last remaining auschwitz survivors more than 200 survivors are expected to attend today's events. germany's nazis established the camp in occupied poland in 1940 in total some 1300000 people were deported to auschwitz most of them were jews from across europe nearly all of them were killed. t w correspondent hans braun joins me now here in the studio good morn

chapters of humanity came to an end but the liberation by thought forces of the alst which concentration camp the 27th of january is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. france found the type of crowd control grenade to this injured numerous protesters the critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming municipal elections. very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me carrying our top story this hour the u.s. military forces in afghanistan have confirmed that one of their surveillance planes has crashed in central afghanistan and that they currently don't suspect it was shot down. a u.s. bombardier 11 crash today in gaza the province afghanistan while the cause of crash is under investigation there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy fire well 2 senior correspondent mark gassy have joined me to studio with more details on this now mark thanks for coming in what else does the u.s. have to say about this well the tradition they have a practice where the pentagon keeps qu

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by soviet forces of the our concentration camp the 27th of january is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. france bound the type of crowd control grenades this in just numerous protesters the critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming really support of lection. very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with meaning. crashed in central afghanistan and that they currently don't suspect it was shot down. a u.s. bombardier 11 a crash today in gaza new province afghanistan while the cause of crash is under investigation there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy fire traditionally this is this is standard practice the keep quiet and potential casualties and causes for a 24 hour period after anything any event had occurred but many hours after the initial reports emerged they have finally confirmed that indeed one of the aircraft a surveillance aircraft has crashed in afghanistan after the taliban came out and sai

emotional day for many around the world exactly 75 years ago the red army liberated auschwitz death camp in poland almost 1100000 people lost their lives. in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust liberation closed one of the most shameful chapter in history. auschwitz one started its system of murder and torture back in may 940 prisoners life began at the registration building where he or she received personal numbers and from then on became referred to by that number then there was assignment to the barracks which would be home as well as block 11 a prison inside the prison used for torture the camp had a gas chamber crematorium and execution wall dubbed the death wall but there were actually 3 camps at the site pete all over visited 2 of them. many of those who passed through the camps infamous gate with its marking are by far your work sets you free message survived only a few months a lot of those who arrived here it auschwitz birkenau will murder it immediately for others a more torturous lingering fate awaited as the subject of grotesque and obscene medical experiments over 1

the holocaust hell on earth that was the auschwitz not nazi death camp more than a 1000000 people most of them jews were murdered they are today 75 years ago the killing ended the hate did not tonight their numbers dwindling survivors make what could very well be their final plea to us a plea to not repeat the past when those who remember the past have all become our memories i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. class they took to the. east and it is just as physical today as it was back then. social issues will exist. not to shoot more should be done which means that it may happen again the dust shaking in 2020. we hear the same way. the nazis used so effectively in the propaganda where was everybody but was the world who could see that you could hear that yet get nothing to say. it's. also coming up tonight morning mamba the former l.a. lakers superstar kobe bryant his untimely death has triggered an outpouring of emotions beyond the basketball court beyond borders. based on a bigger than basketball i.q. we still got love we way more than a man i seems a superhuman. to our viewer

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by say the forces of the auschwitz concentration camp the 27th of january is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. and france bans a type of crowd control grenade that injured numerous protesters the critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming misapply elections. knife from moscow where it's just past 3 in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program. we started this u.s. military forces in afghanistan have confirmed that one of the surveillance planes has crashed in one of the country's central provinces they currently do not suspect that it was shot down. by a u.s. bombardier 11 a crash today in gaza a province of ghana stan while the cause of crash is under investigation there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy fire traditionally this is this is standard practice the keep quiet and potential casualties and causes for a 20. 4 hour period after anything any event that occurred but many hours after the initi

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by saving forces of the auschwitz concentration camp when you were 27th is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during world war 2. in the news france bans a type of crowd control grenade numerous protesters critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in upcoming municipal elections. that are joining us this is r.t. international. conflicting reports are emerging about a plane that is scratched in afghanistan's guards need province say taliban controlled territory the militant group claims it was an american actor after while the u.s. media site sources suggesting also it was a u.s. military plane let's go live to kabul to local journalists fighting somewhat more information do we know at this point. according to local prevention will governor spokes person of gosney if the bodies will arrive in a few hours today capital of the province then it will make everything clear whether it was a military plane i there was a passenger plane so it will be more clear but we have to wait and s

coming up to 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz survivors of the most notorious nazi death camp gather at the site to mark the anniversary on monday but as the number of mistakes a body does get smaller those attending their ceremonies want to make sure that the man for you what happens there never dies. and in german football by munich cut like 6 lead at the top will be good as they get to just a single point after a 5 goal and demolition of shall the audience will read. on her own free glad you could join me in china health officials have announced they expect to see the corona virus outbreak intensifying now the virus has already appeared in all but one of china's provinces and at least 11 other countries china has said it will boost efforts to contain the virus that means even more charles foreign travel bans counseling major public events and shots interest attractions as well as a wide spread health screening meanwhile the death toll is rising at least 56 people in china have died and more than 2000 people have been infected. oh. oh oh paul city in quarantine a public heal

making raids on their camp just what kind of rays. sifting through do able bodied from day one since they considered them will. not be able bodied are being born to become a tory or eliminate the able bodied their love to stay in the camp and take them to work. from our grandmothers. is how do they do it is there a list is there a preference or. how does the school know it's everything very random everybody can just be selected to go to the office i mean minutes and so on like this i said are going to sit in the squares. but 75 years after the liberation of auschwitz these memories on dying out. anti semitism though when he went back is still very much alive. unfortunately i'm to cement his name did not die. and to have to be here to joining me now from auschwitz correspondent assignment young welcome simon is really the enduring symbol of the holocaust tell us what's going to be happening there today to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation. yes emerita as you say the enduring symbol of the largest of the nazi extermination cam

it's to kenya now where 200000 people live in the dadaab refugee camp it is one of the biggest such camps in the world the kenyan government's plans to close it has been postponed many times now recently humanitarian aid has been scaled back as our correspondent melanie corridor reports for the refugee that that jeez that has been devastating. rife you know beans some cooking oil that's a food ration hoopy mohammed and her family of 9 are supposed to survive on the ethanol the month since she fled somalia as a child almost 30 years ago who has lived as a refugee and. she says life in the camp has become even more difficult since about food program reduced their food distributions because of budget cuts the agency can only afford to provide 70 percent of the recommended daily food intake. but now we're. now we are very desperate and there's no can no food at all how can we survive if we don't have food and we have peace here but we don't have food to survive on and no healthcare. if people have to dad's refugee camps have been living on the threshold of imagine seeing for nearly 3 decades

as the world prepares to mark 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp we hear firsthand from a survivor about the poorest experienced there. you know. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. in china health officials have announced they expect to see the corona virus outbreak intensify the virus has already appeared in all but one of china's provinces and in at least 11 other countries china has said it will boost efforts to contain the virus that means even more transport and travel bans canceling major public events and shutting tourist attractions as well as widespread health screening meanwhile the death toll is rising at least $56.00 people in china have died and more than 2000 more have been infected this should be one of the busiest days of the year here as lunar new year holiday crowds swarm through shanghai's disneyland but disney town is a ghost town closed until further notice there will be no mickey mouse to usher in the year of the rat. in response to the prevention and control of the disease. through the help in our efforts in. our temporary. tour

chapters of humanity came to an end with the liberation by soffit forces of the auschwitz concentration camp the 27th of january is now international holocaust remembrance day for the millions of jews killed during the 2nd world war. france found a type of crowd control grenade that's injured numerous protesters the critics say it's just a political ploy designed to win votes in the upcoming municipal elections. a warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me the karen and our top story the u.s. military forces in afghanistan have confirmed that one of their surveillance planes one has crashed in central afghanistan and that they currently don't suspect it was shot down a u.s. bombardier 11 crash today in gaza new province afghanistan while the cause of crash is under investigation there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy fire . artie's senior correspondent mark gasnier joins me now studio now with more details and more of what else is the u.s. said about this so far well traditionally this is this is standard practice the keep quiet and potential casualties and caus

to auschwitz in poland almost one and half 1000000 people were brutally murdered at the nazi death camp in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust it's a liberation close to one of the most shameful chapters in history 75 years on the memories of those who survived are still painfully fresh. the a feeling you'll see at the ball is a boy nazi soldiers and it was in the winter that is at the moment that the mom and i were in the village at that moment the nazis all just started drinking and be trying to the point that they began to pull the children from the 2nd floor did she might heal with us and shoot at them like targets. wishing it that it. would break and if we jumped from the windows into the snow drift and flat footed they shot at us at the local saved us. this is their left over we were sitting on the tram. that when a nazi soldier took a step forward someone shot him in the back. that the transmedia he surrounded they pushed us out and paced us against a wall as. a boy was said to me. i ran to the street to the left. there was a woman with a child. she took my hand i didn't

but i wonder about the generation born in the camp. after the shows men are there is many skills when insist on making me a coffee at his local café. he has started to be a nurse but is not allowed to practice because he is a palestinian refugee from. his friends each of them with holds and dreams and possibilities also thor did every step because their police tina refugees. yeah or no i. am it seems now that weddings inside that camp there is only way to provide for his young family. a millennial i can make them their cattle all that. 'd but are you. for it or you are going to. die only. to justify those that that you went into. just. middles fortunate stud many of his friends did not have this chance. why was. the fact. that that was. you know the total deal with a child inside that oh yes i wonder what the future holds for these young men how will they support time and. the dream of another life outside the town. this reminds me of how easy it was for myself or my good friend jack to get a job some things become possible for some pu

great—grandmother, raina sevilla, was deported from the vel d'hiv via drancy to birkenau concentration campwas murdered in the gas chambers. and a labour former transport secretary says the high speed two rail project must go ahead because the alternative is worse. conventional upgrades that will be required which are huge because you are conducting open—heart surgery on a moving patient. but first, a second chinese city has gone into lockdown in an effort to control the spread of a new flu—like virus. the health secretary updated mps on measures being taken in the uk. nearly 600 cases have been reported and 17 people have died. the chinese authorities have suspended planes and trains in and out of wuhan, a city of 11 million people. similar measures are taking effect in nearby huanggang. new yearfairs have been cancelled in beijing. matt hancock said the risk in the uk had been revised from very low to low. while there is an increased likelihood that cases may arise in this country, we are well—prepared and well—equipped to deal with them. the uk is one of the first countries to have devel