east germany actually developed a bra camera in figure. here condos are also affect if the lens was placed here and then also a little bit and the remote trigger was concealed in a pocket total. so you could photograph the handover of secret documents, for example. i photograph yet. i also found out that most spice don't drive lamborghini s, but more ordinary cars. this chubby could take photos using built in infrared technology, made in east germany. hash america wise to spy museum, here in berlin. wouldn't london be more fitting because of james bond and others for thinking. james bondo little belinda, center, or loan is the capital of spies. and that began during the cold war, the when west berlin, surrounded by a 160 kilometers a wallet, was in a unique positions. got a western enclave right next to the soviet blocked. am i not perfect for spying sama so a lot of secret agents were active here. but berlin is still one of the spying capitals to day. what i did of germany is very important. internationally, a few of the german intelligen

the war ravaged berlin palace was demolished on orders of east germany's communist rulers. it didn't fit with communist ideology for over 2 trees, it had served as the official residence of prussian kings and german emperors. now, the landmark building in berlin center was history. in its place, the communist authorities built the palace of the republic. it housed the east german parliament and was a center for arts and culture all that came to an end with german reunification in 1990. the building was immediately closed as it contains large amounts of asbestos . a debate began over how to redesign the area some thought to keep the palace of the republic and a woman against some of the others. wanted to see the old prussian residence rebuilt even erecting a tarpaulin, depicting a full scale painting of the building in the summer of 1993. a possible 3rd option of building something completely different was dismissed from the start. on july, 4th, 2000 to the german parliament voted in favor of rebuilding the old berlin palace. the communist palace of the republic was torn dow

ah, as a 1000000000 via berlin was always melting hot for all kinds of people in east germany for intellectuals, homosexuals, artists, and miss fed them all. there wasn't much information in the eighty's and from one, neither in west germany, nor in the east to go on read also wish. and what you did see in the media was almost always presented in a very negative lights, a man in women's clothing, but that was something out of the movies on clyde, on the popular infirmary, because in east berlin show, lot of fun miles door was a pioneer in the trans community, she began collecting every day objects in the 19 fifties and exhibiting them in the goods house. mazda of the manor house became a villa, meaning an arrow museum, and a famous meeting place for east berlin's queer community. on coming all topics for after coming out i met shalysea and that's how i found the community via luncheon was already well known in the east german scene. but after german reunification people's awareness about her grew a lot. 60 sackcloth, charlotte of and miles door received the federal order of merit germany's high

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yes, it depends a lot on the regions of the city, that is, and what it was east germany and that it wasou know, where mostly people vote for the right -wing radical party of the alternative for germany or for the left-wing party, eh, that's not surprising, because these two parties are very pro-russian and they are not supporters, supporters, they have a very negative attitude towards the country of ukraine, but this is still a point situation, that is, i know that there were situations in berlin when there were attacks on ukrainian ukrainian women and children were insulted there and somewhere there in the south or in the east of the south or in germany, a month ago there was an arson attack in a dormitory where ukrainian women lived, but still , still, this is a very bad and very dangerous attitude on the part of a minority of a significant minority of germans , mainly more germans still supports ukraine, we know that according to polls, 878% say that ukraine should be maintained despite everything, despite the inflation, despite the growth of fuel in germany, and this is a very painf

germans who follow the mainstream smir and when the berlin wall fell and propaganda began to work in east germany, many east germans did not believe that the east was so bad and russia so bad what the germans think of the current chancellor of germany how german propaganda works and why germany is also trying to erase the sad pages of history from memory, the full version of the us interview is already available on our youtube channel. in your country , before the start of the russian special operation, all germany counted on a quick military defeat of ukraine in the event of a conflict, such a frank statement was made by the former prime minister of great britain, according to boris johnson, the position of the german authorities was that it would be better, if everything would end soon, different countries had very different views. i mean, without a doubt, the french until the last moment. the germans denied everything for all sorts of weights of economic reasons, they also didn’t want to and i’ll tell you now a terrible thing at some point and the germans believed that if this was to happen, w

at the same time, in east germany , three-quarters of citizens are dissatisfied with the government, 28% of citizens are hardly worth waiting for the growth of optimism and love of the germans for the authorities, who will hold back in the near future. if they can't pay utility bills, and 50% believe that the bundestabinet is unable to cope with the crisis inflation has reached a record high over the past 45 years amounted to eleven percent. in the country of the swiss, the protest is also due to the energy crisis and its consequences. here is how farmers expressed their dissatisfaction the day before. they continue to be devastated by rising fuel prices due to cloudy electricity rates. and the christmas of the germans, too, will not please a third of the citizens, as evidenced by polls. he just can't afford to spend money on gifts. to maintain independence, we must stick together. what will be the new breath of the most important military-political bloc of eurasia experts and guests of the editors club discuss the results of the csto summit in yerevan hot conflict in the region make

but also to her home inkling and todd her father holger is also that he was a ski jump of the east germany in the 1980s. uh he should know that was when ski jumping, still a completely different. yeah. oh, i'll packet those king down at the top. you had to keep your feet straight because there was no track i'd move and there was no markings in the run out either of them and all is love on all kind of mac hewitt with to improve that. he prepares everything as chief stamper off home bidding on. so it and the jump conditions should be optimal. uh huh. it should be a smooth, slowly side. not so bumping or was it must be marked on. we make it safe for the ski jump missing or that's what we have air force in via doth, on dogwood tide for to. so that's where the mocking is made of all the lines that you always see there on the slope of them, or if they're a waves or bumps in this other than that has to be stamped. townsend, it might've been done most as oscar with the approach on the jump is also different in winter the racism. and when i hear someone starting off from the i see track, it tickles

just don’t even know what to do next for several weeks, protest rallies are taking place all over east germanylike once in the eighties when the east germans. they stood up against the communist government, what will happen? tomorrow, europeans are asking themselves this question more and more often, a feeling of insecurity and fear of the coming winter, plus a gloomy forecast economists, uncertainty scares and people blame. in this, above all politicians, the magazine icons of places adds black colors, as its experts considered, if the winter is severe, and people refuse heating for high prices, then 335,000 more people could die in europe than in previous years. so far, europe has weathered the shock well and has accumulated enough gas to fill the storage, but the increase in wholesale energy prices has affected ordinary consumers, the real cost of gas electricity for residential of homes in europe exceeds the figures of 2000 and 2019 by 144 and 78%, respectively, the largest number of deaths in europe, according to expert savings from the upcoming winter, will be in italy, where astronomica

they see that just like east germany and west germany knit together, taiwan is going to knit together with the rest of china, washington, and we can continue to pay taiwanese politicians to scream about it. but the knitting process continues. there are so many taiwanese, a, c, e o, 's living in china, overseeing their factories. it's crazy. so china is just taking the peaceful by step process to really have to reunify with it's it with its brother province. if the united states would like to start a war, then china would have to go to war. the idea that america is going to fight of wor, worcester over there is just ridiculous when taiwan is right next to china. good luck with that one. yeah, it's about as far you and i are right now with you being in new zealand and me being in washington. now. china definitely has a lot of business and economic ties all around the world. i mean, no one can deny that if the u. s. were to implement similar actions against china as they have done against russia in the form of sanctions. what would that look like and what would that do to global financia

i don’t even know what to do next for several weeks, protest rallies are taking place all over east germanyce in the eighties when east germans protested against the communist power, what will happen tomorrow this question is most often asked by europeans with a sense of insecurity and fear. before the upcoming winter , plus the gloomy forecasts of economists, the uncertainty is frightening and people blame politicians and magazines for this, first of all. adds black colors, as its experts considered, if the winter is severe, and people refuse heating at high prices, then 335,000 more people could die in europe than in previous years so far europe tolerated the shock well, accumulated enough gas, to fill the storage, but the increase in wholesale energy prices has affected ordinary consumers, the real cost of gas electricity for residential buildings in europe exceeds the figures for 2000 and 2019 by 144 and 78%, respectively. policy makes in this situation. everything is possible after the conflict in ukraine, the citizens of our country feel the high cost of energy and rising prices that

well, i live here, but when east germany flew there, like to work in the west, well, there, like, jumpedd up in an hour and a half, landed and worked back in the evening. here is the level. when you have worked hard, you melt on a small cs plane in a two-seater there, yes, figuratively. well, there, of course, mm development is completely different there you constantly pass such hangars, hangar, hangars some kind of field, it seems, and anyway, it’s already there, like fleas are already boiling, something is already rolling out, a whole bunch of airplanes, these hang gliders. well, that is such a life, well, it's clear in the air. there are three planes around minsk. it 's just such a chain that everyone is flying somewhere. they do something. of course, this is what we would like to have. well, we are in the hangar. here we have equipment that hides from the rain of the wind and, most importantly, any aircraft, like a car. maintenance is a must. here we have an engineer the technicians who service our aircraft are scheduled for maintenance. that is, every year. yes, there are how many m

i know, you know, since the late eighties, i think 've known that we were equal to what was in east germany in the bad air quality on the highveld. and there's something called a [indistinct], which is a test you do before you get employment, mostly at power stations and in the mines, and locals tell us that they regularly fail the [indistinct] test because they've grown up in a very polluted area. as they've grown up, they're unfit for work. [birds chirping] [tau coughs] munnick: this pollution was particulate matter, primary explanations of all the respiratory problems that we see on the highveld--particulate matter 2.5, small enough to get very deep into your lungs. [overlapping chatter] rachel mokgtsana: 30% of the patient around this [indistinct], they are suffering from asthma because of the--what you call the pollution that is from the [indistinct] around us. we have asthmatic patient, we have t.b. patient, h.i.v. patient, and so on. mathabule: something that is painful--the government doesn't take us seriously. they don't know what you are going through, and even if we go to our con

poland as a solace handed over the lands of east germany to the new phantom pain. it didn't muffle.in poland, for 20 years there have been public structures that have raised the issue of restitution, and the polish property that was taken away from them is a sugar factory, there, with river factories, auto repair shops, the same power plants , mills, houses, lviv, a polish city, that is, polish. warsaw considered and continues to consider the eastern cross as polish. it's not even hidden more than duda and his predecessors have been working on aggressive reformatting of the local population for a long time, residents of border areas have been handing out polish passports for many years in poland itself, they are actively working with refugees and offering to buy ukrainian real estate on preferential terms from an independent pole, and it seems to kiev that everything is fine with the new laws of ukraine adopted this summer, in fact, equates poles, citizens of the country can now, on general terms, receive ukrainian social benefits, hold leadership positions or serve in the police. w

know there is such a popular saying to be holier than the pope of rome, that is, as a native of east germanyto implement the policy of a united germany, so that there would never be any complaints against her, and i think of her, if you can say so, her position was always completely so 100% german, that's why merkel is now me i think, after all, with her statements, she is looking for a place for the next term, since the term of the european commission or the term of, let's say, the position of secretary general of the united nations is in no way in the fight for a new turn for the position of chancellor in germany, she was already there for a record amount of time, that is, i think that she is now itching to return to the chancellor's office, well, of course, after olaf leaves, something , colleagues, well, and one more issue i want to discuss with you the day before yesterday, thursday, the minister of energy of the european union yes and did not agree on setting the upper limit of the price of russian gas, they will hold a new meeting in december, as i understand it, so far no common comm

only person who could imagine that i want putin well, because they were born in german democratic east germanyt pro-russian and accordingly understood how about it the head is pro-russian about the soviet man knows the language of the rest of the people there is no no no no no prime minister of the netherlands or the president of france no no can't understand some of them cannot give permission to russia, that's why i believe when someone tells me what such and such a story is, i believe that they restrained ukrainians as in the 14th year, i have evidence that they held hands and many of ukrainian politicians to the leader in the high places that were located then they did not start to actively act because europe said only do nothing in crimea only do nothing in donbas, we will try to agree and nothing came of it, we could not agree and again porushkin, please explain why should ukrainians forget this poet, how to convey this to the russians that it is our right to whom to erect a monument to whom to demolish, because the russian writer bykov gives such a one to the library, the other day he r

well, because they were born, they lead in german democratic east germany . about the soviet pro-russiancordingly, understood how the pro-russian chairman works about the soviet man knows the language of the rest of the people, there are no such people, no, no, no , the prime minister of the netherlands or the president of france , no, no, cannot understand russia, they cannot allow some of them turn that's why i believe when someone tells me what such and such a story is like, i believe that they restrained ukrainians as in the 14th year, i have evidence that they held the hands of many ukrainian politicians at the top they did not start actively acting in the places where they were located then, because europe said: just do n't do anything in crimea, just don't do anything in donbas, we will try to come to an agreement and nothing came of it, we couldn't come to an agreement and again porushkin, please explain why ukrainians should forget of this poet, how can we convey this to the russians that it is our right to whom to erect a monument to whom to demolish, because a russian writer a

fall, a be elected coalition bag, a stay tone factory for graphite production in what was then east germany, to day the towers, the re kind of pilgrimage site for architecture lovers. the renovation was the brainchild of german architect arno brandon, but he's famous for his innovative ideas. following the renovation, he moved his office headquarters from berlin's meta district to the concrete media mega less that and in the thought we tend to tear down buildings when they no longer serve their original purpose and construct new ones will not. because we think construction generates more revenue and higher returns of when child that every time you demolish a building and it all the energy that went into building his last or just wasted a plastic some that nick needed a transcript to simplify. imagine half the energy is in the actual go anywhere hurt agatha while only half is used for things like heating and cooling. what we generally think of as energy usage is with an that combine, forgotten to in it. it would make more sense to take the entire energy system into account as i was because w

latvia, lithuania, estonia, the soviet troops left the same way as from the territory of, tell me , east germanyother country where they were . georgia's military bases in russia, i apologize to russia in georgia, which were later liquidated, but georgia created its own army , ukraine never did this. i think that people who were born after independence simply do not understand, in principle, everything was completely different, we simply renamed the soviet military districts to the ukrainian army, and the people who served in these districts simply swore to ukraine, with a very rare exception , it seems that the kyiv military district did not attract only commanding troops, they were ordinary soviet officers, in fact, their own russian officers which became ukrainian, could ukraine in such a situation not notice the fact of the existence of the soviet union next to it and calmly withdraw from it? when the soviet army was on its territory imagine for a moment that the soviet union remains, ukraine declares its independence, is there an army that is located on ukrainian territory, is it the army o

were expressed by local opposition deputies war show times, we are talking in particular about east germanyrge oil refineries are located . they are highly dependent on russian supplies. one of them, and swede a key supplier of gasoline, diesel and jet kerosene, including for berlin airport in response to a request from deputies, the government acknowledged that the imbargo could cause problems for region. this was the news of the economy in short. this year has doubled compared to last year. the sanctions imposed against russia are a mortal blow to europe, we shoot ourselves in both knees. at the same time, we are talking about a threefold increase in prices for providing a household against russia

poland was given the lands of east germany as a consolation, but phantom pain.ot drowned out in poland for 20 years there are public structures that raise issues of restitution, and the polish property that was torn away from them in the sugar factory, there, with river factories, car repair shops, the same power plants, mills, the city of lvov is polish, the city of polish meat, warsaw considered and continues to consider oriental watercresses as polish. this is not even hidden, moreover, his predecessors have long been working on the aggressive reformatting of the local population to residents of the border areas for many years they distribute polish passports in poland itself, they actively work with refugees and the useful pole is offered to buy ukrainian real estate on preferential terms, and kiev seems to be satisfied with the new laws of ukraine adopted this summer, in fact, equates poles to citizens of the country, they can now receive ukrainian social benefits on general terms positions or serve in the police, what is it? how not so soft intelligent ann

when under gorbachev, soviet troops were withdrawn from east germany, that is, the gdr, as well as czechoslovakiaeir arsenals were stored. here, in trains at the beginning of our century, half were taken to russia, but there were still so many that are simple. horror, if it explodes, then power, comparable to a nuclear weapon. about 15 years ago, the academy of sciences of moldova published an assessment of the damage. in the event of an explosion of ammunition, a force of 10 kg, a crater 75 m deep with a radius of 1.5 km. at a distance of 50 km. earthquake at 7-7.5 points. at the same time, all houses collapse, that is, more than dozens of transnistria and ukraine disappear. someone in kiev, chisinau or in nato is frightened by such a prospect, rather not, the nazi regime of ukraine has not been burdened for a long time. at least with some moral restrictions, the president of moldova, maia sandu, officially connects a country that is neutral according to its own constitution to the project of increasing nato mobility, what is it, and this is, so that nato troops and weapons can more easily overc

destabilize the french economy, we know the history of these greens, these are the secret services of east germanyn leftists who started a campaign against the use of nuclear technology first by the military , and then came out against the peaceful atom. and now, for the first time this winter, france will have to export, and buy electricity from the same germany, which, given its economic parameters, can afford to borrow 200 billion euros to save its industry, then france because of the high. this budget is no longer allowed, the french officials are angry from impotence and carefully warn that there are cases of peak loads. might have to turn off the power pensioners. and so it is rarely included. i already got the candles, like all people my age heating. unfortunately, i haven't turned it on yet. i have it’s cold and i don’t know if i can turn it on on the street, and doctors and students and teachers and civil servants in paris black thursday, the subway almost completely stopped running. gather public transport workers in the region. ile de france is ready to start a new strike from next week

east. there was also germany coverin: middle east. there was also germany covering their — middle east. ey did. —— over fifa's decision. is this more of a battle between the middle east and the west, ratherthan between the middle east and the west, rather than actual unity? between the middle east and the west, ratherthan actual unity? i think what we are seeing is something of a closing of ranks among countries in the middle east that feel like they have been treated the same way, in what they view as the same unfair way by the west. particularly this year, when much of europe and the us have been asking qatar, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates to pump more gas and oil to help deal with the shortage because of the ukraine crisis and the sanctions on russia. but also being criticised at the same time for human rights violations and abuses. there is a sense across the middle east, particularly across the gulf, that they are being asked to do something as a good friend but being criticised by the same token, so saudi arabia had a lot of that earlier this year, and now qatar as host of

gonna continue filtering their way over the next couple of days where to weather most further east germany turning increasingly unsettle, wet weather down towards the balcony, handed to you. cray. temperatures will continue to tumble, so we go from 8, at this stage in berlin to around one degrees celsius by friday, with the possibility of some snow for a bit of a cold down, grassy coming to northern parts of africa as well. much of north africa is dry and fine with further showers for the west. the with sponsored by cat on a ways with with us. ah . oh, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera lined up auto stories to sell the diplomatic diamond democratic republic of congo military use as fighting with rebels as moved closer to the eastern city of goma. hundreds of new recruits in the area have been sent for training to help boost government forces. the global population is now 8000000000 people. i'm counting, it took less than 12 years at the loss 1000000000. people are living longer and healthier lives, adding to the overall number. latest the g. 20 nations have been holding torps in bod