east germany built a wall between east and west berlin. that's like indian because he's going to mention, he's got fighters, item the most. i found it to be kind of less the best customer when buying building was split into an east germany or guns to shoot anyone trying to flee. friedrich strauss that was one of the few border crossings. it's where americans spawning couple, jeffrey and beatrice ship. it's crossed between west and east berlin to meet with members of the administrative, state security, extremities intelligence service, as well as the size of the country secret police, the years they with the country's top spies. the high profile target was the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, the of the department of one a. they were specialized in getting information from the chancellor's office. when this cons, we were shot the, we were train the spines and so we had, we knew we had a lot of work there today, which is fine on the highest political figure in the country, making them some of the most dangerous agents with the

power, money, ideals, east germany as an attempt at a venture society. this experiment in the east was where the experiment after the whole of cost. but no one talks about where the experiment because it didn't work. and so okay, we've accepted that. but we don't forget as jewish people, what happened in this country? here, we did see an attempt to keep this more cold and not let it escalate to the feeling checkpoint charlie in central but in the legendary crossing between west and east rules, tourists now. but we've been closely guarded by both sides the water. they wanted to make sure that no one from an american or other western allied region entered east germany without registering. when they went in one of the for when they came out, do you have an outline for the house called in the midst of the rice, a famous agent crossed the check point. his political mission was just as important as the sense of entering absolutely hostile territory. the solitude, the agent, the great, the, the check point. charlie is one of the millions best known landmarks. th

no, certainly in east germany. but so in coming this to you could smell the foundations to the gulf. enthusiasm in the balkans were laid back in the 19 seventies and remain in place today. by then, volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in sorry, eva today the both in the in capital as possible. the joint venture is like a circle closer to the dream of every average. yugoslavian was to own a gulf. of course you had to wait for a gulf if you had the money for it to him on the left side of the weight was up to 6 months. i was able to save some money so that i could make my dream come true. it was a big deal for me as a young man on top of my generation, we'll get what i'm talking about, such as on september 2nd, production facilities with knowledge he destroyed and supposed to be involved between 1992 and 95 goals. production was discontinued, but people's in c, u z, as in, for the german call, has the volume, the same email address. his i'm most most useful and i, the whole, the emotions about that see years f

there were even some gulf one who knows who bolt that causing the former east. germany. in 1978. volkswagen delivered 10000 goals that in exchange for seat metal teaching, oil and tires. it wasn't easy for people to to get the hands on the gulf. find hot martinez got lucky because he'd registered with the also routines for an east german call long before and so he was able to get to west gym and come that he could work on and he's got the others i missed the interview at the time. i worked for an intern for the i guess, a test engineer, but i wasn't in conrad and so i approached it up domestically. i thought that i knew you have to get your hands on this car. so of course i gave up the lot. i had registered for 12 years earlier in order to get it a lot of goals. so all the rage. no, certainly in east germany, but so incoming, if you could smell the foundations to the gulf. enthusiasm in the balkans were laid back in the 19 seventy's and remain in place today. then volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in sorry, eva today the both in the in capital as possible. the

so all the rage, no, certainly in east germany, but so incoming is to you. small pm, the foundations to the gulf. enthusiasm in the balkans when they back in the 19 seventy's. i'm remain in place today. then volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in. sorry, eva today the both in the in capital as possible. the joint venture is like a circle closer to the dream of every average. yugoslavian was to own a gulf. of course you had to wait for a gulf if you had the money for it to him. oh no, it's not on the weight was up to 6 months. i was able to save some money so that i could make my dream come true. it was a big deal for me as a young man in my generation will get what i'm talking about, such as one to 2 seconds. production facilities with knowledge he destroyed and supposed to be involved between 1992 and 95 goals. production was discontinued, but people's in c o z as in for the gym and call has the volume the anymore just caught his eye most most beautiful and others hold this home. it's emotions about that see years for this, about survival of severa

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

no, certainly in east germany, but the incoming is too small and the foundation. so the gulf enthusiasm in the balkans were laid back in the 19 seventies and remain in place today. then volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in. sorry, eva today the buzz me in capital as possible. the joint venture was like a circle closer to the dream of every average. yugoslavian was to own a gulf. of course you had to wait for a golf. if you had the money for it to him. oh no, that's not on the wait was up to 6 months. i was able to save some money so that i could make my dream come true. it was a big deal for me as a young man on top of my generation, we'll get what i'm talking about is opposite to the terminal. the seconds production facilities will launch the destroyed and the pulse me in full between 1992 and 95 gulf production was discontinued. but peoples infuse, yes and for the german call has the volume, the same email address use i'm most most peaceful and i the whole this home it's emotions about that see years for this, about survival. and also that was the ten

i lived in east germany from we have television from the west radio from the west on a daily basis and we had a reference point to meet comparison invest. doesn't telephone, not yet. visitors in the west coast of phone calls. this is the information that north koreans have a safe career is nothing like that. overall, they might have watched a soap opera and we've heard a rumor about this, but they don't have that daily. and i'll be too much new. i think that even with better access to information, most north koreans still have next, a new idea of what's actually happening in south korea, forced to them deformed bus eye conditions equally up a see. and in full 2020 the came regime passed the reactionary storage and culture denunciation role violations that the law punishable by public execution or internment. in a labor camp the regime, the intensified repression, loss of success, the number of people who attempted to flee the country, dwindled. monitoring, but don't mind going to set up. when you read north korea, newspapers, there's hardly any news about what's happening on the other

i lived in east germany and we have television from the west radio. kind of do some monitoring, but don't know, i'm going to shut off. when you read north korea newspapers. that's hopefully any news about what's happening on the other side of the florida. now mind age 6 of the road on seeing the newspaper used to include news or south korea, you some that ended in 2020 and then how long ago the north koreans recall the neighbors in the south items korean to a richard the now we're going to and that's why the north camino authorities keep a tight rein on information about south korea. clinton to present an offer me an identity. you're going to look at the jefferson for . ready for the 26000000 residents of north korea, every aspect of life is strictly regulated. even the children are indoctrinated. the from the very start they learn the story is about the great leaders and the power of the came dentist. a difficult to get through to get some ball to enjoy the can preschool children learned, but they came family rules. the country. different of us knew

second world war, despite this loss, russia decided to become our partner, withdrew its troops from east germany supported the american coup in ukraine, the goals of the nato decision, supplied weapons to fight the russians in a us proxy war, shame, this is the entrepreneur of kim.com, i'm not sure if this position is very popular in germany, but it is important, that such voices also exist. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. i've been waiting for you for an eternity, i was in such a hurry to meet you, finally it has come, spring, warm, sunny, bright, the russia exhibition has blossomed with all the colors of spring, you 've been waiting. spring, now spring is waiting for you, on exhibition russia. dear friends, i invite you to watch reruns of our original program bissagon tv. i hope you remember them and enjoy them. it's easy to get confused by the facts. when you see only part of the overall picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations. we will expose all fakes. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. what we are talking about is that a

germany. gorbachev receives assurance that the bloc will not expand. not an inch to the east.ory is well known, but gorbachev, that they say they are throwing it, nato waves are rolling towards us. 1999, hungary, poland, czech republic, 2004, bulgaria, latvia, lithuania, romania, slovenia, slovakia and estonia. in 2009 - albania and croatia, 2017 - montenegro. sweden is now nato - this is 32 countries in total. ukraine and georgia are still in the status of countries aspiring to join, and now we will take the track record only after the collapse of the ussr. the barbaric bombing of yugoslavia using radioactive munitions, 1999. inglorious invasion us and nato allies in afghanistan. after 20 years of senseless slaughter and attempts to westernize the country, a shameful flight. the wanton invasion of iraq in 2003, formally anglo-american forces, but it is clear that the entire nato infrastructure was involved. as a result of the war, the reason for which was officially recognized as erroneous, they died. hundreds of thousands of iraqis. the country's leader, saddam hussein, was

events take place in east germany in the mid-nineties.no personal life and conflicts with her relatives. the latter, right at the funeral of her beloved grandmother, where family members are exclusively concerned with the inheritance, in order to escape from grief, she plunges headlong into work and begins a journalistic investigation about the events of the second world war. yohani manages to persuade her to give an interview former concentration camp guard. revealing a difficult, alien past, she will have to realize and accept her own grief and put things in order in her life. the author of the film, writer and director silkie enders, wrote the script. the lack of dialogue and culture of communication within handers's works often focuses on the fact that families often lead to the search for their own book of the same name. the culprits of their own fears are outside. immediately after there will be a screening of the film survive in moa. damian dreams of becoming a doctor, but financial his family's situation prevents him from getting

wherever comparisons have been made between free and closed societies west germany and east germany, austria and czechoslovakia, malaysia and vietnam it is the democratic countries that are prosperous and response to the needs of their people. and one of the simple but overwhelming facts of our time is this. of all the millions of refugees we've seen in the modern world, their flight is always away from not toward the communist world. today, on the need to align, military forces face east to prevent a possible invasion. on the other side of the the soviet forces also east to prevent their people from leaving the hard. i want you to remember that line today on the naito line our military forces faces to prevent possible invasion. on the other side of the line, the soviet forces also bases to prevent their people from. i'll tell you in a minute why that line is so important and what it tells us about president reagan. at this point, reagan's ideological vision is clear. democracies protect rights, keep the peace and produce economic growth. the soviet system fails on all three grounds.

matter what, some such certain trend was traced in germany, the more western the countries, the more left-wing they are... . marxist, the further eastthe the alternative for germany is more sympathetic with certain theses that sound very wild in the 21st century. has this trend in germany already been overcome in connection with what is happening globally in the world and in ukraine, in particular, or is it being maintained? unfortunately, this is the situation, i myself am from eastern germany, that there is support for both right-wing radicals and left-wing radicals, it is much higher than in western germany, here of course it is a legacy of the soviet period, when it was so... the so-called democratic german republic, the berlin wall and the stasi, yes? the berlin wall and the stasi had their consequences, right? yes, yes, it is, but there are other factors there, for example, you have to look at the demographics, that eastern germany is now one of the oldest regions in europe, because there are many young people. people, they are leaving western germany, there is more work, there are more prospects, and the fact that here, i thi

now, which are controlled by the ukrainian government, following the example of zahidna germany, east germany, and then wait for the actual unification over time, when it becomes possible, such and such a formula can be discussed, and the third formula, not discussed at all for now, postpone this issue and talk about the fact that ukraine can compensate for this collective security by security guarantees, those agreements that are signed, but then, then it appears. the question of whether the united states would be willing in return to provide such security guarantees as it provides, for example, to japan or south korea, its allies, in the pacific region, military bases, airfields and the physical presence of american troops. if such conditions were imposed on us by the guarantors of security, it would be a security guarantee, well , because it would be a safeguard that russia will not take certain actions, will not repeat the aggression, if not, then there is no alternative to nato, well... in principles and from the point of view of collective security, well, we will see how it will be, but

begun to arise and be discussed here and there will now be included. for example , west germany, east germanyen wait for the actual unification over time, when it becomes possible, such and such a formula can be discussed, and the third formula - not to be discussed at all for now, postpone this issue and talk about the fact that ukraine can it is to compensate collective security with security guarantees, those agreements that are signed. but then, then it appears.

lots of deals the so yes, there's a list of honorary citizens from east germany. this is of sigmund, yeah. and, and valerie because sky all that. so look for an artist stephanie found out of it's is working on a number of sketches for the official portrait here. it's just ok showing it 1st, but you the i is a bit more complete than the fresh. the sketched on a push i'm going to, oh god. so this is that to just be on the coat. it's my god's image hoc. when michael asked me if i would paint a portrait for the house of representatives the house line. so to this from the tradition 1st i was overwhelmed just i'm surprised by because monkwood put so much trust in me and for how long cushion kept you can't say no to that woman snyder come it is it here? being momma mission here being one is b as in period. gabriel. g, a minus the fun confessing. cobbling sinister, going 5 via high t p. s. this needs to be the good thing, uses friedlander. thank you for deciding to live among us again. i'm going with your work for democratic values, your contribution towards keeping memor

east germany to be included in nato, which is actually a hostile army, but in return he demanded thats well known, promised that nato would not move east, 5 years later, in bazhezinsk, one of the first. neoconservatives came up with a proposal to expand nato directly to russian borders through the membership of fifteen more states. and the proposal was accepted. in 1999, the first wave of nato expansion swept across europe. poland, the czech republic, and hungary were accepted into the alliance. then, in an effort to expand their sphere of influence, the western military bloc finally dropped its masks and showed its true face, staging the first large-scale war after world war ii. the year after the terrorist attack on september 11 , the united states for the first time invoked article 5 of the nato charter, which obliges all members of the alliance to act as a united front. thus began the invasion of afghanistan, and then. at the same time, the united states strengthened its influence in europe . in 2004, the second wave of nato expansion included bulgaria, estonia, latvia, lithuania,

east. yesterday it germany's foreign minister who arrived in israel, and todayit minister who arrived in israeland today it is the foreign secretary of britain. the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, is in israel where he's expected to meet the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other seniorfigures to discuss their response to the drone and missile attck by iran. lord cameron is expected to raise theissue lord cameron is expected to raise the issue of gas a's humanitarian crisis as well as the issue of the remaining hostages still held by hamas and other groups in the gaza strip. his visit has coincided with the un's launch of a $2.8 billion appeal, mainly for palestinians in gaza but also in the occupied west bank. iran and some arab states, including jordan, have accused israel of abusing the crisis, diverting attention from the situation in gaza. since april one, since the strike by iran at the weekend which it says was in retaliation for the april four attack on its diplomatic compound in syria, israel's war cabinet has met five times. it is yet to see how and when and where i

germany and will allow east germany to be included in nato, which is actually a hostile army, but inretary of state. as is well known, he promised that nato would not move an inch to the east, 5 years later, in brzezinsk, one of the first neoconservatives came out with a proposal to expand nato directly to the russian borders, through the membership of 15 more states. and the proposal was accepted, and in 1999 the first wave of nato expansion swept across europe. poland, the czech republic, and hungary were accepted into the alliance, at the same time in an effort to expand their scope. the western military bloc finally dropped its masks and showed the true face, organizing the first large-scale war in europe after world war ii. 78 days of continuous nato bombing, as the defense organization likes to call itself, nato bombed belgrade in the center of europe for 78 days in a row until serbia disintegrated and kosovo broke away from it. well, then the united states built the largest military base in the region there. this does not fit into... bombing belgrade in order to build a milita

seems a little crafty to me the conclusion about these 7%, especially in the east, is that anti-semitism is very strong in germanyfrom the middle east and iran, i could observe this with my own eyes, in fact , in general in asia and turkey there are many hitler supporters, and all this is brought to german soil, and here a certain vinaigrette arises, because on the other hand , especially against the background of the current war in gaza, so to speak, these are anti-semitic. anti-israeli sentiments, they mix a mass, and quite a dangerous one, already critical, the german state woke up, it began to understand this, and leftists and supporters strongly right-wing ideas, now about how many people in general, how they feel about hitler in germany, in the twenty-second-twenty -third year a rather serious survey was conducted, in my opinion it was correctly structured, there was a question, if not .. he slowly begins to crawl out, looking for some points on which to rely or from which to push off, not hitler, with some central asian additives, there is no need to even guess about this for a long time, in my opinion, th

however, across the east for germany, for poland. lots of sunshine coming through here of your show is creeping across the balkans as well as the black sea and to a kia but it is looking my to find is we had for the move across the sky. today the i'm off temperatures will be coming down across the west particular for spain and portugal. on wednesday, the heat will be building up for central areas and the east. if we look at bundling in germany, we bought lots of sunshine through. so if the say, with some very high temperatures, that to weather update of the 4 countless refugees, english channel is more than a body of water. it's the final spring and a desperate journey. a remarkable 1st time the account of a young tracy onto the same is brother's life. as yourself, is the soul to provide for his family to see both scales. with this on the hello and the clock, this is tom to the call sent out 0. your week to look at the world of business and economics this week, global military spending is at 10 any time high increasing and 5 geograph

nowhere was this more clear than in the case of west berlin, an isolated enclave in east germany.t was never attacked because the soviets knew if it did get attacked, there would be a military response, unambiguous response from the alliance. as we go into the nato summit today, we will highlight a lot of progress that john laid out. increased defense spending, uptick in strategic concept, our regional plans will more effectively leverage alliance capabilities. enhanced unity within the alliance. but is the alliance going to demonstrate at this summit is still has the will to fight? the resoluteness that made it so successful during the cold war? that answer will be provided by what it does and doesn't do on ukraine, and that's why i'm a little bit worried. matt: looks like elizabeth and john want to come in on this question of resoluteness, then we will go to the other participants. elizabeth? >> it is paradoxical, i think, considering how much the u.s. has done for nato and still does. that some policymakers contradict the urge to say something that totally undermines it. they h

on how the asian markets reopen this morning. and more on the conflict in the middle east on the website. germany'sncellor has warned iran against further attacks on israel. events in the middle east have overshadowed the start of his three—day trip to china, during which olaf sholz is expected to meet president xijinping. his visit is aimed at addressing complaints from german businesses over chinese trade practices and beijing's support for russia. china is germany's top trading partner. maximilan butek of the industry group, the german chamber of commerce in china, said the visit could help diffuse tensions between the countries. this visit is quite important, as business not only chinese business but foreign business, quite unsure how the situation is going to continue, as you already mentioned germany and china have a strong trade relations and we hope they can address the most pressing topics to solve these challenges. so that our relations keep stable. the eu is carrying out several investigations into chinese export as well as subsidies, beijing is not too happy about that. it's quite under

. 7 years after the creation of nato, it includes, alphabetically: albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germanyasted until february of the ninety-first year. in july of ninety-one, it was signed in prague protocol on the complete termination of the agreement. the ussr was moving towards collapse, the social structure was changing in... this story is well known, but gorbachev, as they say, is being thrown, nato waves are rolling in our direction, 1999, hungary, poland, czech republic, 2004, bulgaria, latvia, lithuania, romania, slovenia, slovakia and estonia, 2009 - albania and croatia, 2017 - montenegro. 2020 north macedonia, in 2014, with the aim of swallowing ukraine with the support of nato, a bloody coup d'etat takes place in kiev, a civil war begins in the southeast of the country, with a hunt for the russian language and the russians themselves, among those who do not agree with forced ukrainization. nato begins military development of ukraine, russia in december twenty. year draws a red line: ukraine should not be in nato. the block ignores this warning. russia has no choice but to start