and melancholy labor day in east berlin. raucous football hooligan. a child playing in the wreck of a vaudeville car. stone faced men in the metro on their way to work glimpses of everyday life behind the berlin wall seen through the lens of photographers. who moved from a small town adjourns then to east berlin in 1978 he captured the monday in reality of communism much to the disapproval of the whole forests the dreaded secret police the stasi kept a keen eye on him. that this was normal to be under supervision moving flocks of people active in the opposition were fearful we knew that he could sweep in on any of us at any time. it was a threat we lived with. houseboats was drawn to underground culture a world of misfits and punks thanks to contacts in the west his photographs appeared in many of west germany's weekly magazines and in 1907 a collection of his pictures was published there in a volume called simply east berlin the authorities were furious shortly there after his daughter was picked up by the stasi the stalker stones of the. day they jus

and melancholy labor day in east berlin. raucous football hooligans. child playing in the wreck of a vaudeville car. stone faced men in the metro on their way to work glimpses of everyday life behind the berlin wall seen through the lens of photographer. who moved from a small town address then to east berlin in 1988 he captured the mundane reality of communism much to the disapproval of the author the dreaded secret police the stasi kept a keen eye on him. that this was it was normal to be under supervision movements lots of people active in the opposition were fearful we knew that he could sweep in on any of us at any time. it was a threat we lived with. houseboats was drawn to underground culture a world of misfits and punks thanks to contacts in the west his photographs appeared in many of west germany's weekly magazines and in 1907 a collection of his pictures was published there in a volume called simply east berlin the authorities were furious shortly there after his daughter was picked up by the stasi was. one day they just appeared at her scho

a melancholy labor day in east berlin. raucous football hooligan. a child playing in the wreck of a vaudeville car. stone faced men in the metro on their way to work glimpses of everyday life behind the berlin wall seen through the lens of photographer. who moved from a small town address then to east berlin in 1978 he captured the monday in reality of communism much to the disapproval of the author the dreaded secret police the stasi kept a keen eye on him. that this was it was normal to be under supervision lots of people active in the opposition were fearful we knew that he could sweep in on any of us at any time. it was a threat we lived with. houseboats was drawn to underground culture a world of misfits and punks thanks to contacts in the west his photographs appeared in many of west germany's weekly magazines and in 1907 a collection of his pictures was published that in a volume called simply east berlin the authorities were furious shortly there after his daughter was picked up by the stasi in the store. one day they just appeared at her sch

a melancholy labor day in east berlin. raucous football hooligan. a child playing in the wreck of a vaudeville car. stone faced men in the metro on their way to work glimpses of everyday life behind the berlin wall seen through the lens of photography. he moved from a small town address then to east berlin in 1978 he captured the monday in reality of communism much to the disapproval of the author. the dreaded secret police the stasi kept a keen eye on him. that this was it was normal to be under supervision of influx of people active in the opposition were fearful we knew that he could sweep in on any of us at any time. it was a threat we lived with. houseboats was drawn to underground culture a world of misfits and punks thanks to contacts in the west his photographs appeared in many of west germany's weekly magazines and in 1907 a collection of his pictures was published there in a volume called simply east berlin the authorities were furious shortly there after his daughter was picked up by the stasi the store. one day they just appeared at her s

east berlin had shut down for the night and it wasn't like a place up top exactly and louis says to hishear west berlin's hopping, let's go over there. his guys are looking at him like we can't do that. we've got soviet papers. he said, let's try it. they took the bus the check point charlie and walked up to the guards. they started getting out their guns, like, whoa, whoa, what are you doing? as soon as one of the guards saw louis armstrong, the russian guard knew who he was and he calls his other buddies over, they're talking pictures and getting autographs and they send him across the bridge to the american side. they get to the american side and the american guard as one of his band members was telling it, this big guy from texas. 6'7", really imposing figure, but as soon as he saw him, hey, it's sat hrk mo, the same thing happened on the american side, where louis armstrong, because of his cultural relevance, his stand as a cultural icon, he was able to transcend not only the boundary between east and west berlin, but also that kind of legal boundaries in many ways. when the americ

time i had offers virtual posters exploring east berlin when it was still part of the g.d.r. the bus passes by buildings that no longer exists today which is interesting to locals. travelling through checkpoint charlie the border crossing point between east and west is particularly interesting. we already have the i think the most frequently asked question is actually where is the wall. and it's of course an enormous responsibility to present and to make this experience relive a ball. but it's also a chance to encourage people to think about what things are like them and what lessons we can learn from. them but also it's an impressive images today it really does look very different. as a scholar of cultural studies at the university in berlin and king's college in london she looks at the ways in which we are can make history more vivid we ask how effective technologies like virtual reality truly are in bringing history back to life i think these formats work really well and considering how they are becoming more common for personal use it makes sense to use them for education

years later in berlin he meets with work and he says i've asked you to create a disturbance in east berlinnd basically what he's asking for is a repeat of what had happened the year before and people getting machine guns in the streets. a secretary of state. he said what purpose would this be for and he said it would embarrass the soviets. so incredibly cold-blooded. that story he had in his autobiography when it went to the cia, they completely took out everything. there was absolutely no mention of this story so on what ground, this was something that happened in 1954. say you are basically just kind of protecting the reputation of the secretary of state. so what's the point what is thes that national security. don't get me started talking about censorship. [laughter] >> unless anyone has a quick question, but i want to thank you both so much for doing this event. i hope that we get to see you in st. louis and hopefully in real person for the buck because that would be exciting. i know we have a lot of fan of expedition textbooks. >> if there's a vaccine before may 4 i will be there. not

i would like you to create a disturbance in east berlin.t's a repeat of what have happened the year before. this is a secretary of state. and they said, what would this be told. i want to and various -- embarrassed that associates. that story. that he head in his autobiography. when i went to the cia review board. they completely took about everything. no mention of that story in the published version of that book. this is something that happened in 1934. you're really just kind of protecting the reputation of the secretary of state that died. how is that national security. don't get me started talking about that. >> and less anyone has a quick question. i want to thank you both so much for doing this event tell julian and that we get to see you in st. louis and real person for your book. i know a lot of people we have a lot of fans of expedition type books and a lot of spies. >> if there's a vaccine before may 4 i will be there. >> it will just be you and a bubble. thank you both so much. congratulations on the book. and for the audience.

the berlin wall, cutting off east berlin from west to berlin. communists called it the anti fascists protective wall. but it was really meant to prevent east germans from escaping to freedom in the west. put this is what communists do. the u.s. consider this an illegal act but did not risk war to stop it put. kennedy however, renewed the u.s. commitment to the freedom of west berlin and khrushchev having built the wall, he backed down. on any further threats. this became yet another cold war standoff. khrushchev was looking for a way to advance the soviet position in the cold war. some sort of fait accompli, a surprise move that would change the strategic balance in moscow's favor. as we all know, and this is the accelerated history of that, he did that by putting soviet missiles in cuba, secretly believing that by the time the united states discovered them, it would be too late for the americans to do anything about it. but as you know, the u.s. government did discover them. discovered them early. kennedy told khrushchev to take them out or else

foster dulles is in bur len and meets with burk and says i'd like you to create a disturbance in east berlin and what he is asking for is a repeat of what happened in europe before. and people getting machine gunned in the streets. this is the secretary of state suggesting this. and he says -- burk said what is the purpose of this? because it's going to fail. he said yeah but it would embarrass the soviets. so, cold-blooded. that story that burk had in his autobiography when it went to cia review board they took out everything. there's absolutely no mention of that story in the published version of this book. so on what background -- this is something that happened in 1964. you're just protecting the reputation of the secretary of state who died 60 years ago. so what's the point in how is that national security? don't get me start talking about censorship. >> i want to thank you both so mump. happy book birthday to you. julian, hope we get to see you in st. louis or hopefully maybe in real person for your book because that would be really exciting. i know we have a lot of fans of expedition

these photos are from people -- are of people from east berlin trying to reach west berlin. as you see in these photos, some refugees went to extraordinary lengths. they built underground tunnels, they jumped over fences and walls. in some cases, they built hot air balloons to fly them across international borders. they demonstrated, they symbolized the hunger on behalf of humans to live in free societies. or so the argument went. refugees were also the highly skilled of their societies, or in many cases they were the highly skilled of their societies. in some cases, they brought important intelligence that informed our military policies overseas. refugee scientists like albert einstein -- excuse me. ok, thank you. refugee scientists like albert played a keyfermi role in the development of nuclear physics in this country. the united states also went to great lengths to bring in people they considered the brightest to the united states. as we discussed a couple weeks ago, the secretary of state even expunged the nazi records of some people like werner von brown and some fello

berlin was in east germany but still part of the free west. and the number 8, of course, the college of charleston. i think you had 14, 15 presidents coming out of the college of charleston. >> not a lot of crossover with the forbes list. the only thing about the university of south is that jon meacham went there so that always works to their detriment. >> again, they probably would have been in the top five except for jon meacham. by now, phil is calling alex screaming and saying we should start the show you can tell by the way mika is off, she's upset she kept trying to get me to put williams on the list i couldn't do that. >> couldn't do it. >> you know who gets an honorable mention, dartmouth they don't know they're a southern school, but they have dartmouth is an incredible place. that's all i have to say do you want to take it from here >> if mika were here, this would have been over four minutes ago. >> exactly. >> why don't we bring in our guests, co-host of show time's the circus, john heileman has been waiting patiently professor at

as you know, at the end of world war ii, berlin was divided into east and west between the soviet union and the western allied powers. kristoff said that west berlin was a threat to east german. kennedy blames cia for putting him into that position. he briefly considered breaking up cia into its various missions or business areas and distributing it throughout the government. that was justifiable anger on his part but he got over there. he also considered replacing alan dulles with his own brother robert. robert kennedy likes working with the agency but he was a savvy enough politician to realize that that wouldn't work very well. it is not career enhancing for politicians to be cia director. so he turned that down. now just a few months after the bay of pigs debacle, kennedy is meeting with the soviet premier in vienna. kristoff berated kennedy for american imperialism and said soviets were getting tough regarding berlin. in august, this is four months after the bay of pigs, these germans acting on orders from moscow erected the berlin wall, cutting off east and west berlin. the commun

joining us to talk about why compner.s john he reported on the wall in east berlin. that, 30 years. his new book, "why germans do t better" is out and the bull wart een as a for decency. is clearly germany has handled this better than everybody. is that the luck over the draw? have the german people just got something that the peripheral countries don't? >> good morning, matt. just to say, i actually spent most of my time in london and elsewhere. i'm back in berlin now. i -- across this country for years. for me, the reason to write this book was also partly to compare and contrast the really strong and cohesive approach angela merkel took with regards to covid and also so many other problems and crisis in the past with the pretty much disaster area that the u.k. has become over the last four years. resulting from the brexit referendum. yeah, crouck look at the coronavirus in two ways. they have a strong and reliable system which is not only controlled by the center but the regions have a huge input into that. it is deeper than that. the way society is structured unl

news still to come a piece of the berlin wall that everyone loves east side gallery marks 30 years since have turned the gray green wall into a client of color and on. the 1st u.s. president trump and his opponent joe biden are preparing for their 1st t.v. debate such take place later on tuesday the question in everyone's minds his how trump will deal with the investigation into his tax records by the new york times it suggests that the self-proclaimed billionaire and business genius may actually face a financial nightmare of over 2 loans bad deals and unpaid taxes totaling hundreds of millions of dollars trump denies is arsons. reactions to the new york times has reflected the deep divisions that are evident across america in this election year makes my blood boil and everything he does makes my blood boil and what's going to make my blood boil even more is that there are no consequences to this right now. it why now they bring it up like 35 days through election day you know i mean i think it will affect the election probably not because there's been way worse accusations against him b

federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic in 150 words the berlin wall went to stop the flow of east germany leading to the west in 1994 wall fell and one year later the german reunification was officially a big change for those in the west was that their capital city and national parliament moved to berlin but the people in the east the sudden switch from socialist a capitalist society completely changed their everyday lives. become to massive order. of focus started to you know all this kind of unfinished. shift with distance calls for and i thought it was in dimension i said we're going to split 2nd fiddle so this our new board must proceed from i don't need to strike while you've all. along put simply about under this. new good reason there are all sorts of deals we've got some for in the long run to. the top of your markets and thinking of walking around the for me so i still find architectural reminders about 5 on. like the clock about prefabricated apartment. and living say vietnam or you 30 years after reification many argue that the gap between east and west is still too lar

know that there was a short interlude just a few months after the fall of the berlin wall when the formerly communist east germany democratically elected its own parliament located in the old palace of the republic and its own head of state sabina beckman poll now 3 decades on she's been reflecting on that remarkable episode in german history and she too has been asking how well the 2 halves of one day sion have since been able to grow together. this is that being a bad man paul today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old as she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she served as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall you never thought i'd actually witness germany's reunification. nobody's if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.t.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. so i mean a bad month you'll remember that all too well and how ceased by an overbearing

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know that there was a short interlude just a few months after the fall of the berlin wall when the formerly communist east germany democratically elected its own parliament located in the old palace of the republic and its own head of state sabina hackman poll now 3 decades on she's been reflecting on that remarkable episode in german history and she too has been asking how well the 2 halves of one day sion have since been able to grow together. this is a been a bad month pool today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old as she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she served as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall you never thought i'd actually witness germany's reunification. nobody's if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.t.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. so i mean a bad month for remembers it all too well and how faced by an overbearing oppres

negotiations over the oslo accords in the 1990s designed to resolve the conflict in the middle east i'm michael in berlin thanks so much for joining us. and you hear me now oh yes we're going to you and i last chance just. surprise yourself with what is possible charisma really what you. want. to talk to people along the way maurice and critics alike joining us from ethel's la stuffs. it's hard to find an opening to my story. the tale of a small footnote in the history of our region. i can only write my own private memories of these 3 years of hope and anguish. is this a tale of triumph. or defeat. the ending to our story has not yet been written. was. the palestinian talks begin 40 days after the mexico in hamburg exactly the for peaceful morning was a full hour and when there are and you see blood on the streets and people are saying this is the peace that you promised us and you could not say don't forget it was only at the opi. wasn't there a ceremony we are all fun and rubbing and clean wasn't it beats. 1. 1 in march 94 we headed back to the negotiating table since the wave of suicide bombings is re

east side. ellerey has lost its significance for him in the meantime reunified berlin has moved on newly constructedbuildings now tower over the wall diminishing the powerful effect of one town the water is no good for the 2 year small a thing so it's hard to connect the young generation and tell them that it was dangerous is it but that's more war was the interest of giving me your chance it's time to focus on new topics. and before i let you go in the galapagos islands in the pacific ocean a group of 36 giant tortoises has been released into the wild while born in captivity the tortoises are an endangered species at risk of extinction weighing nearly 5 kilograms that between 6 and 8 years old they were released in their natural habitat on sunkist of island after a rigorous quarantine process for the tortoises play a critical role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem in the unique galapagos archipelago. this is it every new year's coming up next in news asia a sea of gun official visits pakistan seeking support for his country's peace process we'll look at why pakistan is crucial to peace in afghanis

mohrenstrasse, or moor st, runs west to east through the heart of berlin.passed. translation: what we wanted to achieve was to dismantle discrimination in public spaces. we want it so that black people who are walking down these streets are not constantly confronted with not only the discriminating effect of this word but the history that's behind it. it's very important to create an area that is free of discrimination and colonialism. the street has always been an interesting place, where business deals were done, where lives were led — karl marx stayed here as a student in the early 19th century. there's also an underground train station which shares the same name. the signs will have to be changed here, too, but some feel it's all a little unnecessary. translation: to try to construct this into something negative is just unscientific. there are no streets that i know of, at least not in berlin, and i think not in the world, that you would them after someone you don't like. mohrenstrasse will soon be known as anton—wilhelm—amo—strasse, named after a ghana

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berlin war 4 was. the end of communist east germany big changes for citizens. but what about those working for foreign espionage the 2 is turned upside down. former top spy martin rock alias calipari has just joined a computer company as a sales person and is hoping for a quiet life. to manny's condiment. but again. k.g.b. cia m i 6 calipari is courted by them all and starts a dangerous games $20000.00 and just don't want to work with me. and you to come to me so there is unfinished business was and. everything seems possible in this phase of transition characters take on a new identities to reinvent themselves not the 1st time germans have adapted to survive. that a country renown today for stability and security has gone within a 100 years from monarchy to failed democracy fascist dictatorship a communist state to a united 1st a successful western democracy then a united and successful democracy this has hardly happened anywhere else in the world in quite this way and one could almost say the germans are world champions of reinventing themselves. in france as

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kennedy's cold war speech in west berlin against communist east germany china claims taiwan as part of his own territory and its top diplomat accused him of crossing a red line the philippine president is ordering the country's top customs official to shoot debt drug smugglers or drink or deter express disdain or be amount of drugs entering the country say he was shocked no one has yet killed came to power in 2016 with a controversial anti drugs campaign or the 5 and a half 1000 drug suspects have been killed during his term human rights groups have accused police of killing suspects and framing them to make it look like an axe self-defense. i told him straight drugs is still flowing in i'd like you to kill there anyway i'll back you up and you won't get jailed if it's drugs you shoot and kill that's your arrangement israel has reopened its only border crossing with the girls are after reaching an agreement with her must end 2 weeks of hostilities they deescalation deal brokered by katter will allow fuel and other critical supplies to cross into the territory are a force that has more

mohrenstrasse, or moor st, runs west to east through the heart of berlin.tion: what we wanted to achieve was to dismantle discrimination in public spaces. we want it so that black people who are walking down these streets are not constantly confronted with not only the discriminating effect of this word but the history that's behind it. it's very important to create an area that is free of discrimination and colonialism. the street has always been an interesting place, where business deals were done, where lives were led — karl marx stayed here as a student in the early 19th century. there's also an underground train station which shares the same name. the signs will have to be changed here, too, but some feel it's all a little unnecessary. translation: to try to construct this into something negative is just unscientific. there are no streets that i know of, at least not in berlin — and i think not in the world — that you would them after someone you don't like. mohrenstrasse will soon be known as anton—wilhelm—amo—strasse, named after a ghanaian philosoph

this is deja vu news live from berlin missile strikes prop of the middle east hours after the historic agreement signed at the white house president trump posted israel's prime minister and the foreign ministers of that rain and the united arab emirates afaik return to establish diplomatic ties also coming up. a 1st step towards justice for the family of 3 on taylor officials in the city where she was shot dead by police in the mistaken rage on her home agree to pay a settlement.

berlin war 4 was. the end of communist east germany big changes for citizens. but what about those working for foreign espionage the 2 is turned upside down. former top spy martin rock alias calipari has just joined a computer company as a sales person and is hoping for a quiet life. to his comment. but you get. the. k.g.b. cia m i 6 calipari is courted by them all and starts a dangerous games $20000.00 and i just don't want to work with us yeah. i need you to come with me so there was unfinished business with him. everything seems possible in this phase of transition characters take on new identities to reinvent themselves not the 1st time germans have adapted to survive . the country we're now on today for stability and security has gone within a 100 years for monarchy to fail democracy fascist dictatorship a communist state to a united 1st a successful western democracy then a united and successful democracy this has hardly happened anywhere else in the world in quite this way and one could almost say the germans are world champions of reinventing themselves

strongly denies it was involved well i think it can't investigate further without berlin's test results the heads of key east german regions meantime have come to the defense of the energy project the pipeline is economically necessary force but it's also necessary that we stay together with the russian it's a project that plays a decisive role in the framework of our altered energy and climate policy and therefore we've come to the conclusion that we want to carry on with it and to those that advocate closer ties with russia i say that the poisoning of alexei now vying with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. nor string 2 is a pipeline project that sets a pump russian gas to germany and then on to other european countries for the baltic sea when completed it will be 1200 kilometers in length the it's about 90 percent complete at the moment it will double the amount of gas flowing from russia to germany construction started in 2018 but has been halted a number of times with the u.s. and some eastern european countries lodging their objections along the way washington slapped sanctions on the project

of the nato alliance or speaking of nature being granger so if you look to the east and if you look to the west from berlin you find very good reasons why this whole 'd of army scandal was created if you look at it from moscow quite the contrary anything that happened to mr navarro was a chance the interests of the gram those who is also most improbable the mystery of all that he was poisoned with some of the substance as specific and as demon damaging to russia's interests as no other choice if he was indeed poisoned i think it is reasonable to expect it to not happen on russian soil that happened on his way to or upon his arrival at germany germany had every interest in mr love army being poisoned in some way or other by novacek even if it wasn't the original novacek those are as they are telling us now a variation a slower acting more. well there are not a countries that can develop more mature among them germany or the united kingdom and so i think we shouldn't be looking at moscow with an overtrick still we should be looking west. as you say the conduct of the investigation still hasn't been fully com

live from berlin missile strikes proper the middle east hours often historic agreement signed at the white house president trump posed to israel's prime minister and the foreign ministers of that rain and the united arab emirates as they grieve to establish diplomatic ties also coming up. a 1st step towards justice for the family of 3 on taylor officials in the city where she was shot dead by police in the mistaken radio. agree to pay a settlement of $12000000.00. european leaders visit the migration prices goes from bad to worse germany agrees to take in more than 1500 refugees but absent other european countries to help. i merely for how much time will come the israeli army says it struck the must targets in the gaza strip early on wednesday the bombings and the apparent retaliate for rocket fire from the hamas controlled territory the previous evening the rockets were launched as israel the united arab emirates and both rain signed accords and washington to normalize diplomatic relations u.s. president host of the white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international p

door says the east side gallery has lost its significance for him in the meantime reunified berlin has moved on newly constructed buildings now towers over the diminishing the powerful effect of one town no one is looking for a. small thing so it's hard to connect the young and. that's what is it but that's more war was. giving me fortune it's time to focus on new topics. very much worth a visit the australian a rhino maria is considered one of the great lyrical poets of the german language he wrote just one novel but notebooks of monza lawrence prager sets in the cultural metropolis of early 20th century paris a city that surprisingly really didn't enjoy the book doesn't really have a plot but is rather the musings of a great mystery. do you ever feel like you're living in the wrong time like things used to be simpler calmer more poetic. the poet i know money was both fascinated and overwhelmed by the pace of modern life and that was more than a century ago he started writing his 1st and last novel after moving to paris as a young man for notebooks of motor lower its break 1st because