finally, the song, raise the flag, and deutschland, deutschland, were some. and this is how the school year of 1933, 1934 in did. >> sometimes been intemperate documents hit a psychological state but offer on a cloud glimpse of the outside world. elizabeth would later be murdered with her family by the nazis in a death camp in german occupied poland. by 1955, try as the adult world might to protect them from many jewish schoolchildren were accurately sensitive to the stresses of the times. the following report stands from a jewish community newspaper in 1935 and is read by susan. >> one can continue after the changes in all age groups. beginning with six and seven year olds in primary school, and extending on to students in the highest grade, they are particularly visible in the younger children. they no longer seem as innocently happy and full of spirit as they should be at their age. and as used to be in the case in years past. this does not mean for it so that have entirely stopped laughing and romping around and doing not he thinks. but they are also awar

just very quickly the financial times deutschland saying that germany is basically leaving greek, greece in the dark for now. they want to push their own agenda before and i think it's going to be very interesting to see. because what we're seeing right now, we see portuguese five-year credit default swaps at record highs. italy credit default swaps have been rising, exactly while the euro is falling the more time is passing. of course this kind of contagiousness at knock-on affect europeanwide, in that particular market. >> and on the point of view, the french newspapers, the story is also making the headlines in paris this morning. in the tribune, interesting point is that the newspapers are not blaming greece for its financial situation. they're blaming germany for being reluctant to give its financial support to greece. the view from here is not that france and germany were unable to find an agreement on the greek situation, the view is that germany is not -- cannot agree with anyone. the comments in the press are really tough. let me give you some of them. germany dragging its feet,