mean frank should we be surprised that this pact happened because of munich in one thousand thirty eight after all the same powers that created the international system betrayed it i think that's in the. lake or now there was an opportunity. granted it was an opportunity i think in one nine hundred thirty eight to have prevented the war because at that stage germany's armaments were not strong enough at that stage to wage a war on two fronts we now know from recent german sources that in fact the german army was not even prepared for a long war against france in one nine hundred thirty s. or against the czech army which was well armed then they had thirty seven well armed divisions britain and france had greater strength than germany in one nine hundred thirty eight and if the soviet union had just stayed on the sidelines in one nine hundred thirty eight and in combination with britain and france then if the war began in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight i'm firmly convinced it would have lasted less than two years with germany being defeated and in fact in one thousand nine hundred

thirty eight leaders of four countries. to sign the agreement ceding this who doesn't want to germany. the german historian you're going so to speak slowly approaches the building where hitler presided over the meeting seventy years ago the mansion house built on the owners all fittler looks especially gloomy on this cloudy day. for a baby is situated in this street. the building where the many conference or full powers were seldom to be twenty ninth of september nineteenth thirty eight. dollars. per hour as leaders true along the streets. it was waiting for them inside this building for the mission here just room over there on the second floor. the roof of the national music school played witness to the participants off the munich agreement who ascended this marble staircase seventy years ago then this building house the headquarters of adult hitless polity. no we are in hitler's study so it will go here in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he said of all the chamberlain. lenient had a meeting. where the new treaty wa

no we are in hitler's study of it so it was here in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. chamberlain. selenium. had a meeting. where the new treaty was signed. in syria it was just as it was then. we will leave the conference was told to in a friendly atmosphere a phrase used on such occasions both sides declared right away that they wanted a peaceful settlement to the conflict stressed that he too was against a forcible solution to the sea debt an issue the french prime minister. said he was surprised by the fact that czechoslovakia's destiny has been decided without its representatives. more no you're not that conference was a rare occasion when a country street was decided without its participation. lockyear had not even been invited to. the conference last from midday until three in the morning break finance the text of the munich agreement was translated into four languages and prepared for publication after every detail has been agreed on. people stood in the other side of the road. everybody realized it's where the war would break out in europe depended on reality

traditions are respected in this family they know the back is a suggestion german when he was only eight years old he and his parents were deported from czechoslovakia now that he is cower away from his homeland anything reminded him of his first home is especially found people to him. family was among the three million german. as for specific tips from czechoslovakia by a special decision of president banished in one nine hundred forty five they lost their check system ship and all of their property. this speaker. always said here is our police seize it but he didn't get the answer and i tell you if czech prime minister would come to. me. people would cry. do you know the opec is the director of the archives at the headquarters of the suggests and they are spread in central munich the capital of southern germany is the only major city situated close to the czech border small wonder the largest organization off suit s. and germans is in the unique. is an archivist she was one of those who may. be seeing so for here. one interesting thing is the huge cooking book that is written in german

get smaller but a harder monetary union not because sixteen or seventeen members but only has ten or eight but countries. follows that all of this would be an option. the whole experiment of. union in my view which was not the union but concubinage sixteen sixteen countries shared one cover which is a nonsense political as well as in economic terms so if sis experimenting would be stopped there would go to come back to a national currency so germany to sort out its mark and why not the torch mark there wasn't a particularly strong currency was it in the in the ten or twenty years leading up to the euro how do you think would have performed during the financial crisis i think in case our countries are coming back to national currency and germany it was dark smart send we would have a clear cut split in your between countries depreciating and appreciating and germany pricing given this surplus is it in terms of current we've grown to appreciate something that the shaping of currency is not the damage but it is a real want to travel the country you get more real goods for your money so we wou

them eight years. a terribly long time. have you been able to reestablish the emotional and family relationships you had when you were 10 years old? >> yes, i am once again in contact with my family. and i think those connections are indeed so strong that the eight years i was gone and do not way that much or factor that much into the equation. there are regrets on both sides about what happened. we have to suffer so much. but, of course, we are very happy on the other hand that we have been able to regain at least partially what had been lost. >> thank you very much for giving us your time. i am sure people want to wish you the very best. thank you. >> champagne makers in france can reflect on a bumper crop this autumn. all because six years ago they introduced a new environmentally friendly technique to stop their grapes falling prey to hungry birds. >> late summer in northern benti of falcons from america, employed to keep precious fields free of great eating predators. the birds task is not so much to catch the play but

eight in naples a big night. ninety four for the poorest time in my capacity as a chairman i asked the russian or the president actually of g. eight i was the russian president to join the group of the most prominent economists of the world call the first time a russian federation live. through this day else and. he's represented by its leader who was who together with other leaders leaders of other countries and government governments which are pretty basic of this information but the first time he told us about the present democrat developed democratic perspectives in this country here. back in two thousand and one. i invited a large emir put into the g eight in general are. that i will generate this was the moment when g seven has been transferred to the g. eight i was the son i would say the son of the cold war and one of the sons of the cold war and i do remember that we were very pretty comparable preoccupied to nuclear arsenals could be here could very easily destroy the entire world or the largest part of

these eight thousand acres. and the. fish and wildlife. from here on. this is. this is. the area. and from there. when the winds blow in this direction. any contamination that is produced bombs depleted uranium so on and so forth that are used in the target area they carry a. population area. for the last sixty years we have been breathing. and we have. percent higher cancer rate. but look at these beautiful beach miles on and off. white thing. not to be a canon site an example for the rest of the country to really view. is worth every little bit of struggle. getting back to. the old. days. is not convenient for a small community in one thousand be believed on the name the legend he now is said of presley. and then all the communities like ok now australia and people that go on the internet is dizzy how we do know how and how we fight at would you do the same. thing. on this. site on this song. and the navy gets over ninety a million dollars a year for renting the fire range in the eastern end of the island and yet. they still ring that area to all nato nations all allies come fro

points behind metres and eight with exactly a third of the season enough to play. because cross city rivals the exact opposite look on the day the blue and white scoring die and three nil it home to spark technology chick. got the ball rolling just after the high. mark messi goal then made it to nil at the beginning of the second period again in the right place and he claimed his hump trick late on the twenty two year old proving the king of the six yard box but really the defense must take the lion's share of blame for this one three in the capital fourth and well in contention for european football next season. somewhat of a shock in the days final match up of rock bottom getting back to winning after three straight defeats. disappears edging. off home to a minute header from big international. severe room in the last but their fourth win of the year should at least restore some confidence. they made to. round out the day. one to. only their second win since july probably the best striker in the russian league this year ukrainian alexander ally of netting the rea

in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal. to universities and search scientific training to bolshevik government to seventeen introduced censorship. not sorry iraq and throughout the soviet times from closed cities to the space race or salto among the world leaders in scientific discovery. everything regarding subject of research has kept top secret. over the centuries the periodic table of elements the monorail and the for example have been invented by russian scientists the closed world it once was now russia is working with dozens of countries around the world on the. scientific projects which brings us back to the cademy of sciences there are several conference calls in some of this building here on the ski prospect for various presidents and scientific debate. this. is the state of the art with solar powered energy and it always amazes me that you never really know. i didn't even know this and this place is called the golden hall and it has enough seats for one thousand two hundred eager and excited scientists. and while

and the other eight are in stable condition. they expect those eight to be just fine. so, again, oneerson ad. 12 people taken to the hospital. two ofhem in really bad shape. the other two are in critical condition. the assistant chief -- we always learned in just the past few minutes a little bit more about what led up to this accident. i'm going to step out of the way. i want to show you this hov flyaway here. assistant chief scott graham telling me moments ago that bus was leavi washington, d.c. on, on some type of tour. it somehow left the roadway completely. they do not know at this point whether the bus flipped or whether the bus flipped over, but they do know that once it went down that embankment some 40, 45 feet it began to rest on a jersey wall on northbound 270. that was just after 4:00 today. they also at this point do not think that that bus hit any vehicles upon impact. they think that the two or three ehicles that were involved either stopped suddenly and crashed into each other, a gentleman told me that a light pole fell right in front of his car, but th

for two meals and forty eight minutes. the second half was one sided but didn't have the ball cross the time line again until the death toll mush that said the players sweeping out of their eminence for email the final score thirty eight points behind me that's a meet with exactly the season to play. now it's a cross city rivals do not have the exact opposite lock on the day going down three mail at home to spark technology. did doom got the ball rolling just after the how fall mark. and massa golden made it to kneel at the beginning of the second half and it was the same man to do that again and they're right place. and he claimed his hat trick plates on the twenty two year old probing the king of the six yard box but really we denominate fans must take the lion's share of blame for that one free email the final score in the camp tell me all chick remain fourth and well in contention for european football next season. a surprise victory for minnows syberia in the danes final match of the rock bottom side getting back to w

on september the twenty nine thousand nine hundred thirty eight leaders of four countries. to sign the agreement. the german historian. slowly approaches the building where hitler presided over the meeting seventy years ago the mansion house built on the. docks especially gloomy on this cloudy day. is situated in the streets. building where the many conference are full powers were seldom between june ninth of september nineteenth thirty eight. when he was very emotional in my. miscellany power as leaders true along the streets. it was was waiting for them inside this building for them as an industry over there on the second floor it's over. the it was. the last of the national music school played witness to the participants off the music agreement who ascended this model state case seventy years ago then this building house the headquarters of adult hitless polity. know we are in hitler's study but it's that year in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. chamberlain. lenient he had a meeting. where the new treaty was signed. in syria is just as it was then. we will leave t

eight as absolutely compatible with the nonproliferation regime. in other quotes i've noticed that you don't really like what the rain in defense minister says. just to be provocative i'll continue quoting at another quote from the iranian defense minister concerning sanctions situation this russia's action makes russia quote an unreliable partner not deserving trust in the future well first of all is moscow sorry to have lost the randian arms market and do you believe that this is really a loss of face. for the russian arms dealers number one we are not in that situation yet and they hope that we will not come to that situation we have not lost the iranian market on weapons or anything else we have problems on a certain contract this is it and then the iranian authorities may make these or their choice but the errors are three three hundred the situation does not mean anything else this is three hundred situation and nothing else so what you want to say is that the russian iranian arms rate is much bigger than the s. three hundred well because it

and the navy gets over ninety eight million dollars a year for renting the fire range in the eastern end of the island of yet. they still ring that area to all nato nations all allies come and bomb you and the people of yes the government of that does not get a sense of those ninety eight million dollars. so it's very hard to let go they do tend to spoil where no one found has diabetes our civil disobedience represented that diabetes because every time that we interrupt their maneuvers i mean they do see money. b.a. case is a small island off the eastern coast of puerto rico in the caribbean sea the spanish crown claimed the island in fourteen ninety three following columbus a second voyage to the america in one thousand nine hundred eight the u.s. evicted spain from the caribbean following the spanish-american war. and with it be a case became a military possession of the united states. for years the u.s. was pressured to ground point to take away their statehood or independence but refused the offer either instead commonwealth emerged as a compromise allowing some local autonomy bu

it's eight pm in the russian capital six pm in warsaw moscow is asking poland to extradite one of russia's most notorious terror suspects commands a cry of was detained by polish police upon arrival in the country he is wanted in russia in connection with atrocities in the north caucuses but currently house political asylum in the u.k. my colleague to say spoke to r t is correspondents following the story. in moscow and alexey in the polish capital. one of the most wanted man in russia was detained and we're also he came here to attend the third world congress of the chechen people and that's where he was detained on his way to the local prosecutor's office it's still unclear what's just mission in this prosecutor's office here was but we know from one of the spokespersons of this event of the chechen congress that's a kind of came here to testify saying that poland is not his enemy and he this country is not his enemy and he has nothing to run away from is nothing to hide now we understand that the latest news concerning is that an official inquiry for his arrest has been issued by the pr

well as eighteen election officials have been kidnapped and some one thousand of the six thousand eight hundred polling booths are not going to open a door because of concerns around safety and security this has prompted many people both here in afghanistan and the border to actually suggest that the elections be postponed in the last few days the taliban has issued almost daily threats via is to mesa via telephone and on its web site saying that it will disrupt these elections it will target voters coming out as well as people involved in this whole election process and they claim that he will make because agents of western governments and that what they say to that is a. sponsored government as a result of some thirty to thirty five percent of voters who can vote are expected to tune out this is some five percent below the last elections most of them staying away because of concerns around violence but many of them also also going to question whether or not they believe in a parliament because many of them feel very little was done in achieved in the last five years since the last ele

i work in this because for almost eight years when i was like seventeen years old. and i was a commercial artist and i did so many things in my life so i said the most interesting part of my life is getting involved with this people in this struggle because this is a really hostile deal with life with people so i fall in love with this. and here i know. it was there. in the roof the whole thing about this struggle is that different people do different things and different people contribute to the struggle in different ways my my part is i go through many a struggle on the comedy. i don't do it for profit i work for nothing and this is something that i love to do i give all of my time in this and many other people do the same thing you know the artist who the year old the painting the friend people contribute in different ways that's why our goals are going to be accomplished to stop the bombing and because the radio. the navvy i came to me again as in one thousand nine hundred one to work i came here to work and stayed for eleven years already i got married to have

nineteen thirty eight france trying to reason with hitler germany. gets its way they all thought they had created a safety net for themselves. nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe isn't in war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement. top stories to cause most of the national return to earth safely beating technical problems that endangered their own docking from the international space station on friday. economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as the troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to the hope of the whole problem of a brighter future. i'm kevin without see tonight about the news unfolding fifty minutes south of the sport next with natalia. hello and welcome to what you are today's sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with an added lines. missed opportunities far thought fa

but the news is positive poppy production has been slashed for forty eight percent as compared to the previous year but i don't agree with some of the. claim that it was a because of the bad weather or so it it could have been the case in some provinces to go it was very much successful to the public awareness campaign and we sent a positive message and the people of afghanistan know that the poppy cultivation is bad figured on them and it's something that. we afghans this is not our culture this is against this is against the basic principles of. our religion so something that is against our religion something which is a dangerous and he will phenomenon something that is supporting terrorism and we get as an afghan affected by that we never support. and we made a pretty hard commitment on that to get rid of this problem. well nato as mission in afghanistan is facing a new obstacle pakistan has closed a vital supply route for the u.s. led war effort across the border a fuel tanker trucks are being stopped from crossing the front and is believed to be in response to a nato helicopter r

these eight thousand acres. and the. fish and wildlife and from here on. this is the home of the sandwich which was the civilian sector and this is the area. and from there. when the winds blow in this direction. any contamination that is produced on a kind of bombs depleted uranium and so on and so forth that are used in the target area they carry it. population area. for the last sixty years we have been breathing. and the reason why we have. over a twenty percent higher cancer rate than the rest of the island of puerto rico but look at this beautiful. miles. of clear waters white. an example for the rest of it. really. is worth every little bit of trouble. to get him back. there. this. is not convenient for a small community in one thousand be believed on the name the legend he now is center presley. and then all the communities like ok now australia and then people that go on the internet is dizzy how we do know how are they how we fight would you do the same. thing. on this. site on this song. and the navy gets a win a million dollars a year for renti

nineteen thirty eight england and france tried to reason with hitler germany demands of the land and gets its way they all felt betrayed and a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is in the gulf war efforts to establish a system of collective security in one nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on r t. this is not a provocation but a warning. and we should say everybody is sure to support the trees because they have no idea about the hardships that face. one it is this is it all to tunis and. the army the life of the usaf is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism of those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war. one nine hundred forty five dollars on t. dot com. this is the line from moscow the headlines made in china used to be used to georgia now with its high tech industries the country can teach russia thing or two and on his final day in china dmitry medvedev heads to shanghai to see what russia's exh

our main creditors spearing going cold they downsize their annual interest from twelve percent to eightand i expect they're not tobe or will start working with the new rates that will free up a lot of money up to two hundred million dollars this money will be used to fill license agreements still development capital investments and buying new assets that will help the company to improve its output and to stabilize its financial condition. let's take a look at the russian markets the r.t.s. and the mice it's been mixed at the close they are to us was trading much like in the black in my six minutes down point nine percent chance of what is good what down two percent of russia's biggest producer released its false hope that profits of one hundred five million dollars that's down more than thirty percent from the same time last year. it was a quite a week for the markets but they still managed to trade slightly higher i see metropole senior.

growth by two thousand and seven it took seven to eight dollars in debt before he ended up with a dollar of g.d.p. growth now that's not a viable economy that's a corpse that you're pumping in more debt and yours calling that a viable economic entity it's not it's a dead corpse that you're just it's absurd ben bernanke is a bit of a necrophiliac at this point but it's also goldman sachs and citibank are now applying to go into iran unless you accept this magical thinking apparently you're going to be bombed and they are there in the frankfurt stock exchange they're in the new york stock exchange they're in the london stock exchange they're in the shanghai stock exchange creating magical thinking and and turning assets into liabilities wealth into debt and that's what they're doing they're well whoever decides to take on america's massive liabilities rollerskate at the bombing of the american can only make money in two ways keep printing bad paper bonds or war were fair so it's either welfare or bombs or warfare bombs we've got welfare bombs on wall street that are selling phony counterfe