was now communist east germany in 1950. he applied to study at present university of fine arts, but was rejected and intriguing footnote in the career of this internationally renowned artist a year later he applied again this time he was accepted. ready in dresden, we meet a long time friend of the artist deep. my alga is the director of the god of h to archive and also wrote a biography of him. he explains why vista left communist east germany escaped. yeah, that's why it took him after the 2nd documentary gracious to experimented with abstraction. but these works had to stay in the draw in communist east germany. he couldn't really show them all to and from this came the desire to continue this work in a different political situation without that being the decisive factor. so it wasn't a political decision, but rather a decision for a different kind of art soon as 5 and a child feel an endless const ah, mr. fled to the west. in 1961. his later success is likely due to his unusual biography. few artists experienced both ge

what was now communist east germany. in 1950 he applied to study at residence university of fine arts, but was rejected an intriguing footnote in the career of this internationally renowned artist a year later he applied again this time he was accepted. ready in dresden, we meet a long time friend of the artist. deed my alga is the director of the god of h to archive and also wrote a biography of him. he explains why vision left communist east germany a sculptor. that's why it took them after the 2nd documentary gratian to experimented with abstraction. but these works had to stay in the draw in communist east germany. he couldn't really show them on the and from this became the desire to continue this work in a different political situation. without that being the decisive factor. so it wasn't a political decision, but rather a decision for a different kind of auction as by and i china until const aah. vista fled to the west in 1961. his later success is likely due to his unusual biography. few artists experienced both

and so he is one of the religious responsible for bringing down east germany. and his name is yocum gauck, and he ends in in a united, free germany after the collapse of of communism, the fall of the berlin wall, as as president of germany and is still alive. he still speaks out on subject. and he is one of the recipients of our truman reagan medal of freedom, which is the highest award that the victims of communism memorial foundation bestows. i have noticed that we have not seen a photo of ronald reagan tear down this wall speech or november 9th, 1989, the wall being torn down. we have that in our film. mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. when. are you open? you're a couple of blocks north at white house, right? right. so we're open monday through friday 9 to 3, but people want to make appointments. they can contact vmc directly. and what's very important on that, we want schools to know, especially so we've had a number of school groups come through. we want more to come through. so if there's a time that you need to make an appointment the o.c. can accommoda

formal approval to deliver mig 29 fighter jets to ukraine. poll receive the plains from the former east germany and still has around a dozen. a condition of the original sale was that the berlin has to approve the plains of re employment to a 3rd country. poland is already transferred for fighter jets to keep becoming its 1st ally to do so. germany defense minister british restorative says paula's request will be dealt with as quickly as possible or the police are going to proceed. first of all, i can confirm that this request exist seats b major, the chancellor. he's now a consultation with us and all those involved, and we've confirmed that now and will be sent to our polish partners during the course of the day. let's get more from our political correspondent hands brand to welcome hans house, but berlin likely to react to this, that polish request. it's very likely to approve this request. it seems that sir the decision has basically been made and i think one could assume that in the background permanent, and germany have been talking about this for some time and have come to some sort of a

the practice also existed in germany, mo, her and east and germany as europe's largest stud farm for having her horses until 2021 blood was extracted regularly from pregnant mares here. unlike in argentina and uruguay, the horses here are at least used to humans. in december 2019 a television, true visit at the farm and spoke to the manager. she showed them the equipment used to extract the blood and photos of the practice. this is denise wouldn't permit. do you have for extracting blood from the horses? cried none. but why not by cut, because you don't need one that says country good fortune does man actually i can well imagine that people at moira assumed they'd acted correctly because the authorities didn't intervene, having yet faulkners. but after the t v program, the state office responsible for consumer protection did get involved. it checked the conditions at the farm and then gave its approval. stephanie came, i can't understand why the authorities didn't bound the practice right away. as manase shed, in my opinion, it violates animal welfare standards because the horses are

until relatively recently, the practice also existed in germany. mo, her in east and germany is europe's largest stud farm for having her horses. until 2021 blood was extracted regularly from pregnant mares here. unlike in argentina and uruguay, the horses here are at least used to humans. in december 2019, a television crew visited the farm and spoke to the manager. she showed them the equipment used to extract the blood and photos of the practice that he came in wouldn't permit. do you have for extracting blood from the horses? i had none, but why not? by cut because you don't need one that says country good fortune. jasmine, actually i can well imagine that people at moira assumed they'd acted correctly because the authorities didn't intervene have in yet faulkner's. but after the tv program, the state office responsible for consumer protection did get involved. it checked the conditions at the farm and then gave its approval. really, stephanie cram, i can't understand why the authorities didn't bound the asked us right away. asked manas east, in my opinion, it violates animal welfare

this time at the tournament and vice versa, all the way in the east germany. zuka has traveled almost 500 kilometers for this. she plays in every tournament the fight that shows me again and again that despite the disease, everything is possible and you can achieve top performances from on it. of course everything has to be just right. and sometimes parkinson's gets in the way, but you have to learn to live with that. not get frustrated and keep going. in spite of it, i put a light on that. a lot of ping pong parkinson players bring their families along to the tournaments. here in the sports hall, it's all about community. through zuka and for many others here. ping pong. parkinson gave them a new lease on life, away to win the small battles in the war against an incurable disease. when it gets kind of clunk, i thought if i hadn't had this disease, i wouldn't have experienced all this and the sense of community and all these people at all. and i couldn't even list them all such fantastic people at the office. i would say that these are real every day heroes. they can deal with their f

on the former east germany ties to russia have been close since the soviet era companies there. i've been working hard to replace business ties, built up over decades. massive spools of wire, $44.00 millennium copper, and iron, thick as a finger or thin as a hare. the machines at the keys of stone wire, factoring cabinets, a precise to fractions of a millimeter. the technology has made the company a global leader selling to customers around the world. when we visited over a year ago, they were working on a massive order out of russia. that deal fell apart. and c, o janski's or stein sat on a 1000000 loss. he had to move quickly. seeing that the russia business wouldn't recover any time soon. he looked for new markets and found brazil. initial contact has been made, but it took a lot of effort, can see of 9 more when you're entering a new market. there are certain requirements you need to check if not least of which is language. that's important to the currently we don't have any one in house was just portuguese and we need someone over there to a partner mine it takes a while to

deliver. mig 29 german fighter jets to ukraine, a poland de bought the plains from the former east germany and still has around a dozen condition of the original cells at berlin has to approve any re deployment to a 3rd country. poland has already transferred for fighter jets to keep becoming its 1st i'd like to do so. we can get more from a d w political correspondent, simon young. welcome, simon. what is this decision by burning made? well, i think it's a, it's significant because it's going to be another step in nato support. in this case, germany's support for ukraine's efforts in it, sir, a fight against russian forces. and of course, a key of has been asking for the kind of equipment that they can use to defend their space more effectively for months. now these mig 20 nines are not exactly that they are of course old soviet designed planes. and the fact that they are no longer state of the art weapon systems is, is really the reason why are back in 2004 at 22 of these planes that had been part of the east german armed forces. equipment were sold, as he said to poland and you know tha

two more families live in normal comfortable conditions. friends the kronitz family, also from east germanyhas already settled in the house next door byrd by profession a dental technician, but 30 years of airpod from the team everything for the effhupeian union kedke my pension my job, and the reasons for moving. they can talk endlessly, it all boils down to disagreeing with the current course of the eu in general and germany in particular , many russians think that in germany the educational paradise is a good education. industry. life is a good economy. paradise, it's no longer the best machines the best medicine. this time has long passed in the understanding that the russians had. germany died 10-15 years ago, the decision to leave the rem. kirsha matured a long time ago, first there was a pandemic, and then the ukrainian conflicts. as a result, he completely stopped believing in european ones, starting in 2019, the german media began to report on the nazis, who are in ukraine and corruption, as a colossal problem in this country, and in 2020 they suddenly began, on the contrary , to s

in germany , the monuments to soviet soldiers are being put in order . zielovskie heights in the eastwhere one of the bloodiest battles of the end of the great patriotic war took place, as well as in the suburbs of cologne at the cemetery where 106 soviet prisoners of war are buried. grand show in moscow symphony orchestras and all the pop stars favorite hits in a new sound so celebrated 30 years of her work on the air and autoradio olga pautova attended the concert and is ready to convey the mood. on the way to work after a busy day or on a long road. for 30 years now, radio has been invented for those who they listen to the wheel, all over the country it is very pleasing that the most modern new melodies appear on autoradio in the car, people are completely different. everyone sings songs, everyone rejoices and everyone is in a good mood at once for three decades on the air and still in first place. and the question of whether the radius of the development of the internet and social networks will not disappear, it seems , is no longer on the auto-rade, they know how to create trusti

phone, the elected colon least in bag estate, and factory the graphite reduction in what was then east germany. today the towers, the re kind of pilgrimage site for architecture lovers. the renovation was the brainchild of german architect arno brandenburg. he's famous for his innovative ideas. following the renovation, he moved his office headquarters from berlin's meter district to the concrete g d. r mega less that at the end of 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 building it and it all the energy that went into building it is lost or just wasted plastic or some that nikita transcript to simplify. imagine, half the energy is in the actual go ahead. i was a while only half is used for things like heating and cooling. what we generally think of as energy usage is with an not combined in production to in a, it would make more sense to take the entire energy system into account as i was. because wh

poland is asking for berlin's consent to transfer ukraine - 29 from east germany's warehouses about the official request of the dpa edition, government sources informed that it is about fighter jets that were in service with the german democratic republic during the cold war in 2002. were sold to poland, however, according to the signed contract, the country can transfer aircraft only of german origin, the number of iron birds is not specified in the request, the minister of defense of germany boryspil storis said that berlin can give an answer to this already today, a star guest and the owner of three grammy statuettes came to kyiv from america brad paisley country musician and the united 24 ambassador arranged an impromptu concert in the rain and sang the legendary red route song love song one and a half thousand easter baskets for our defenders in lviv were gathered by volunteers, guests who had already gone to the front line, the military received them from bahmut along the entire front line , volunteer organizations joined the packing process, corset cadets of heroiv krut and ditla

a poland bought the plains from the former east, germany and still has around a dozen. a condition of the original sales at berlin has to approve any re deployment to a 3rd country. owned has already transferred full fighter jets to keep becoming its 1st allies. tussa is, i'll get some more stories are making headlines around the world. french unions stating more nationwide strikes in protest at the present macros, pension reform units averse to show force before a court ruling on the legality of the changes. government wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. north korea's fight it's 1st intercontinental ballistic missile for a month. launching a scare in northern japan where residents were told to take cover myself to a 1000 kilometers before landing at sea. south korea's ministry has called a great publication will, china has said that it will banish ships from an area north of taiwan on sunday because of the possibility of falling rocket day bri. i. one is previously said that china would impose a new no fly zone in the same area. i want to force is a stagin

plant in the district of greifswald was the largest of the two nuclear power plants in socialist east germany, five power units with a total capacity of 2.200. mw closed in the summer of 90, even before the formal unification of germany , soviet technology was considered not to meet west german standards, and this week ended. the history of the entire nuclear industry in germany , the last three operating nuclear power plants from r2 and young were disconnected from the network. in 1954, before joining nato, germany signed the paris agreements, which eased the restrictions on its military-industrial complex following the results of world war ii, the german government pledged not to produce nuclear weapons and use the atom, exclusively for peaceful purposes. already in the mid-fifties shine. munich in harfing, the experimental nuclear reactor was launched, and in the sixty-first, the first nuclear power plant was put into operation by today's standards , its technical characteristics are considered quite modest in the early seventies, against the backdrop of the energy crisis and the arab oil

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in itself is the far managing the largest project best in north east germany. it is a pony in the wind power industry. more than 1000 wind turbines. some monitor here and truck was the 1st company to produce hydrogen using wind power. a pilot project in bookmark region informs its work in the media and elsewhere. ah, that's what we call the scope of what we're doing here in the market. its size is very much comparable to what we're planning to create in the media fun with him. but the value of this area in the mac is also comparable to the area in namibia we're hydrogen is set to be produced then we've been telling of fluids, many residence to support the new project. so people are quite excited with this project that it's coming to new because they see a lot of development coming into town. they see a lot of employment coming to town. they see low cost electricity and anything else . so i would say people doesn't have much critical views, but in the back of our heads also we think we hope that it's not, you know, it's not a corruption thing. everyone will actu