in germany every day but is that fact or fiction. well nowhere else in the world can boast more a proper form and says six thousand seven hundred ninety five year that's as many as those of russia austria italy france and the u.s. put together and if you count more than eighty opera houses with the year round schedule and a permanent and somber then germany has around as many opera houses as the entire rest of the world. as a matter of fact you have the choice of no less than eighteen are proper pharmacist each day in germany you're most likely to end up at verdi's la traviata it's clearly the country's most performed operad just ahead of modes are its magic flute and that by the way we're no different from the rest of the world verdi is the most popular composer of. so no one can be when it comes to our from there's just one little flaw but then maybe germany's undisputed opera capital but globally the city is only in third place behind moscow and vienna. but i guess we can live with that. what is the most successful german cultural

germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. each week we talk about arts and culture but today we're going to talk about facts and figures and about the question where the germany has the best of all cultural landscapes first let's fly it from south to north. germany has more than five thousand museums one of them is the pina could take demo down in munich. germany is the land of opera with six thousand eight hundred performances every year. and dressed and is its most famous opera house. the country smallest theater is in the town of now on board with just eighty seats there are one hundred forty two public theaters all together in germany. one of the world's most important art exhibitions is held in castle every five years documentary. about ten new art shows open to the public every day in germany berlin has more artists than anywhere else in germany one in ev

germany's most prominent citizen of our heritage works for one of germany's largest t.v.networks born here to iraq and physicians. is a national celebrity and was voted germany's journalist of the year in two thousand and sixteen as i said if i'm. donna. i'm of eason too much he asked him and we got. a fifty five to do nothing because until. about him or even the money he might mind he missed on that hundred minus one of. us but. i would have found that it was all coal much. and there was a as a host gunderson us on what we had to him on the scope often by this as not really a mess about and sunstein vasta would know i mean if one owns up to him course on guns and kind of this community so should cite did this community of all contacts. by him set if bynum's i did meet him focus been. successful in mention a mirror on a mine up as a warning and i'm i'm a hotel room. i live on the ding so extreme the fires don't you're made headlines when she responded to racist hate mail by correcting the german grammar in the letter and posting it on facebook as a kind of the insides of

simiar was born in poland and emigrated to germany with his parents today he's the leader of germany's young conservatives and i'm speaking with him about migration and political clarity welcome to the d.w. interview thank you mr senor who would you like to see win the next football world cup poland or germany would be a lot the answer is clear germany had. to right. of course when poland wins and i'm always pleased when the polish team progresses. but the question is what would happen if poland and germany were both in the final been. there done that if they're not to be rooting for germany i have a more emotional ties with them and they're the better team. you've actually been in germany longer than you were in came in one thousand nine hundred eight when you were three why did your parents want to leave potent. well the way things were in communist poland with corruption political persecution of no freedom of speech i had there was no future not for my parents or many others. because we have german ethnic roots we were eligible to come to germany as refugees. it was an opportunity a

this is deja vu news live from berlin germany remembers a night of terror one year ago a failed asylum seeker drove a truck into a berlin christmas market killing twelve people and injuring dozens has enough been done since then to help those devastated by that attack. and we are seeing here live pictures from the site where the victims' relatives and survivors are gathering to remember that a christmas market or the attack occurred just steps away a tribute to the victims will be unveiled just moments from now. i'm sumi so most kind of thank you for joining us it was the first major islamist attack in germany one year ago today twelve people were killed and seventy were injured when honest a tunisian whose asylum application had been rejected hijacked a truck and plowed into a christmas market in one of berlin's busiest public spaces among the dead victims from the czech republic ukraine poland italy and israel along with seven germans the injured included citizens of fifty five different nations in the coming minutes a memorial for the victims is due to be unveiled at the site of the

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in alpine skiing germany's won its first men's super g. world cup race in almost twenty seven years the competition favorites were surprised by josefa festool who went down the course early in a fog interrupted event at italy's val gardena is early late held up by just two one hundred seventy second of austrian max france champion the tiresome mile took third fastball describe his win it's unbelievable now to india where the zoo in delhi is celebrating the birthday of its oldest resident rita the chimpanzee turned fifty seven today cause for huge celebration amongst the staff and visitors well there is a self seemed less taken with all the excitement. it's her fifty seventh birthday but read it doesn't feel like a plane. that hasn't stopped the schoolchildren at india's delhi zoo from celebrating for her. i mean i was born in amsterdam in one thousand nine hundred sixty and was brought to india at the age of four days a very special. to the oldest member of and i can say that you know listen bones in our country chimpanzees survive longer

can come and meet germany's record poet feeling among. the crowd let's start with the top who isn't. the title time but they are just as wild as they were more than thirty years ago that decide the best band is currently touring germany. we caught up with them and. germany's veteran punk rockers in their element but talking kicked off their latest tour encampment down the tour is their sixteenth studio album. and it's flooded with memories from their thirty five years together but they don't want to wallow in the past. i was given only we wanted to refocus on simplicity without getting distracted with the pseudo glamour the award ceremonies the big fuss made around the whole thing music is that a call. no no they're not sure is the band's tenth album to reach number one in the german charts. in their early days the copenhagen never would have thought their songs might appeal to mainstream listeners. that's. know thoughts when we started out in one thousand nine hundred two in west germany people's roles were more simply divided than month

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this is d w news live from berlin tonight germany's political stalemate may be near and then in a u. turn these social democrats and their leader martin short have said yes to kicking off talks with until america's conservatives will bring you the very latest on this plus. us president drums move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel pushes hamas to call for a new uprising we'll get the latest on the violence in jerusalem. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight germany could be one step closer to forming a new government the country's center left social democrats have voted in favor of opening talks on continuing the governing coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives for the next parliamentary term the party chairman of the social democrats martin schultz you see him walking up on the stage there he asked his party members to give the green light for those preliminary talks he says the success of the talks will depend on what parts of the party. platform can be adopted as government policy in another vote childe was also reelected as the party's

germany to defend its title. the best the world is probably saying that germany are favorites and logically every team that plays against those will want to take us. from the second round to the quarterfinals and semifinals. the pressure will be greater for us than it was in brazil we have to deal with that. it was a long name and still nervous keeping his cool after all he has several established that he can still count on and a host of emerging on the confederate scot and would like nothing more than to go to the world cup two of. the coaches spoilt for choice when it comes to squat selection and. we're keeping track of our players to see what shape they're in for their clubs form and to gauge their health and levels of confidence and saves their club formal play a big role over the next six months. or that gives germany plays a more tactically very game keeping the opposition on its toes in the face sweden and nightsticks starting mean for prosperity in south korea who feature formerly of a coups in k.s. one p

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they now ruled all of germany. still they had trouble with their oldest and most persistent enemy the truth. the truth does not die easily. so they decided to abolish truth. one great source of truth is literature. so they burned books, 20 million of them. many great many germany spoe spokesman were jailed or drifren from the country. teach, writers and. education was discouraged. it was forbidden to listen to a british radio program. or read american newspaper. you had to get your information from the doctor. he knew what was best for you. you couldn't see this movie. or listen to this music. and you couldn't watch the fight. because the champion had black skin. it is proved hitlers theory of supremacy. albert einstein wasn't of the worlds great scientists disproved the theory too. he had to leave germany. his mind fts dedicated to the search for truth. and the nazis having sold a lie were afraid of truth. the church was a force strong enough to proclaim the truth in public. >> no doubt is possible that we questio

asylum seeker and his amry used fourteen different identities while living in germany. the police had categorized emery as dangerous and capable of an attack but they had lost sight of him. after the atrocity put it in decided to act. as a signal intelligence and government has made a number of legal changes for example with regard to the control and surveillance of immigrants classified as potentially dangerous alter the streamlined deportation of these people should stop anything like the amry case from ever happening again at least in germany even if you know. it's now easier to deport potential foreign terrorists and this is happening. if as in the case of honest angry they have no documents they can be imprisoned. fingerprints of asylum applicants and now stored in a central data bank along with biometric photos and if their status is dubious data can be extracted from their cell phones. one year after the attack germany's interior minister believes that the authorities can no longer be tricked into accepting false identities and yes if someone you know is in the e

you had to be stationed in east germany with the agency to move in east germany. and we all know how well that worked. >> and i had another question about kennen. could you explain a little again about what he wrote to help us decide how to look at this -- how influential was kennan's letter. memorandum? >> oh, it was extremely influential. truman based his strategy of containment basically off that letter. this was 1949, 1949, 1950 and some of his senior advisers were -- took that letter and basically expounded upon it. a lot of military senior officers also used it to base their military strategy off of it so it was extremely influential. it's called the lon telegram written by george kennan. it was printed in open press later on. it was signed "mr. x" but it was extremely influential to american strategy in the early '50s and '60s. >> i haven't read the book but you alluded to the number of emigres that came into the unit. i'm curious if you had done any follow-up research to what happened to them as they retired. i'm curious if they went back to their communit

they're black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being that blend in and i was. being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's. my grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the phrase like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it gets you. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . several people have been injured in the north german city of hanover after police used water cannon to disperse a protest against the far right a.f.p. hundreds of demonstrators have gathered in the city where the party is meeting for its annual congress inside the conference hall the f.t.l. .

of human rights watch in germany expect from politics and the german government. what should be done to counter these growing anti semitism. teachers need to be trained. the teachers have to be persuaded to take their profession seriously enough to intervene against these anti-semitic incidents. but they can also be anti kurdish or anti homosexuals. and we have found out the things are flaring up in german schools that. the atmosphere is very aggressive and it seems the teachers don't know how to deal with it. and so we call on politics to train the teachers to offer the assistance needed and also that people talk to each other and. we need to let the schools talk with the parents and stop ducking away with excuses like oh you know you can't talk with these people or muslims or stop or. doesn't that's what the school authorities said when we said you need to talk with the parents of the school administrator said that's useless. i mean mr makovsky we always conclude our interview with three in complete sentences that we ask you to finish. first had to this. despite

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you had to be stationed in east germany with the agency to move into east germany. we all know how well that worked. >> i had another question about kennon. could you explain again what he wrote, to help us decide how to look at this? how influential was kennon's letter? memorandum. >> it was extremely influential. truman based his strategy of containment off that letter, 1949, 1950. some of his senior advisors took that letter and basically expounded upon it. a lot of military senior officers also used to it base their military strategy off of. it was extremely influential. it's called the long telegram, written by george cannon. it was printed in open press later on. it was signed mr. x. it was extremely influential to american strategy in the early '50s and '60s. >> i haven't read the book but it alluded to the number of immigrants that came into the unit and i'm curious if you did follow-up research to see what happened to them, if they retired, if they went back to their communities and what kind of lessons learned they bring looking forward to revamping this c

versus germany and it is because of the war right. i mean at the end of the day it's because of the first amendment in the states and because of the you know the ban on certain physical universe amended but if you look at germany i mean this is a country with much stricter hate speech laws right and there was even a new one that was in acted in october and this directly effects the internet take a look this is just the basics of that new law here in germany it's called the network enforcement act websites a social media sites like twitter they have to remove blatantly illegal content that includes hate speech insightful speech holocaust denial nazi iconography sites of twenty four hours to do that or face a fifty million euro fine so we're talking about money here i mean that is a lot of money look twitter is a private company you mention the first amendment and they can do whatever they want they can make something stricter than the first moment if they want there's no requirement that says that twitter follows the first amendment it

meet the germans new and surprising aspects of planes and culture in germany. us american keep losing takes a look at germany idiosyncracies at their traditions every day lives and language can just come out of my lungs i'm a soccer player so i'm. good to. pick up the trick i am going to d.w. dot com the germans. play . this is deja vu news live from berlin a catastrophe in the making on this international migrants day d w looks at the desperate conditions for asylum seekers on the greek island of less close their search for shelter and heat as parking.

football made in germany. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of license culture in germany. u.s. american keep music takes a look at germany it is synchronicities at their traditions every day lives and language doesn't just come out of my lungs and so on. good. d.w. dot com the germans. today i'll be talking with events head of the german division of the n g o human rights watch about the increase in anti semitism in germany as own family has had a bitter experience welcome to the data. if you missed my housekeeper. mr mccarthy you felt forced to take your son out of a well regarded school in berlin why. he was reviled as a jew. friends found out he was jewish they said we can't play with you anymore. he was increasingly hit and kicked. his hat was knocked off his head. but never let up and it culminated in very hard beatings fest he still has the remains of a huge bruise on his back. but the climax that led us to take him out of the school was a mock execution with a very real looking replica. he wa

meet the germans new and surprising aspects of license culture in germany. us american keep newsa take a look at germany it is in chrissie's at the tradition. every day lawyers language there's a lot of times on us our. d.w. dot com beat the germans. this is d w news live from berlin they return all the far right in austria the conservatives struck a coalition deal with until immigration freedom handing them control of key ministries europe's youngest promises his government will come.

allies from saudi arabia to turkey to germany all condemning the u.s. president's move and for mr trump not a sound not even a tweet i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. i look at look at the intifada in the face of his dying in istana me. the american decision he's a declaration of war against the palestinian people yes i mean if it is the feel good in the hot to palestine jerusalem but. these are all messages to trump that what he did is an unacceptable crime of. jerusalem. the capital of the truth. since we do not agree with the decision that was taken yesterday evening and can east and west and. international laws are being trampled on a little so the. waiter standing outside the old city of jerusalem arrests made today all over the region tensions are high and are expected to get higher. also coming up marriage equality it is now the law of the land they'll monger. and has stood up and said what we need the australian people wanted i was so proud to say it's a noble well being and i mean i'm so proud of the striving. so we begin the day with th

this is welcome to germany.million refugees are now in germany, having escaped the brutality of the world's war zones. for two years, we have followed a syrian family in their struggle to adapt to life in a small east german city, and a german family also struggling to adapt to refugees moving into their hometown. there's a problem with racism all over germany. it was never away, and it grew and grew. ..those who arrived at munich railway station last night were welcomed with cheers and applause. what happens to them after the applause dies down? gera, in the former east germany. a small city unfamiliar with immigration because of its isolated communist history, home now to a new population of refugees. around 2000 are expected to arrive in the next few years. hello! well, are you going to show me around? wow, that is a big handshake... this family is among them. they show me videos of life in syria, before the war they fled. daham worked in electronics in syria. his wife is from a family of farmers. da ham was

nico he's in germany to learn german. physicist why not a little trick. it's simple online on your mobile and for a. south. t.w. ziller ning course speak german made easy. eighteen germany is also looking to count down we'll tell you how people here in berlin are planning to celebrate with us in a few hours time also coming up. iranian president hassan rouhani makes his first comments on the anti-government protests sweeping cities across the country earlier the government blocked social media sites and threatened a crackdown will take a closer look at rouhani initial reaction and. and welcome to the program the world is ringing in the new year and australians world among the first to celebrate with the end you will fireworks spectacular in sydney harbor now as the new year sweeps across asia and into the middle east we're seeing the celebrations in dubai in the united arab emirates the city has replaced fireworks with a laser show on the world's tallest tower the burj khalifa the most other cities have stuck with fireworks from hong kong to beijing and t

unplugged tour of germany kicks off in february twenty eighth. xander has also gone on in a brand version of his hit like a riddle the german d.j. doesn't just turn knobs and push buttons he also plays percussion joining in we're just hearts and colors and french d.j. trigger. try every. try to try try. know that. you. like the. i don't i don't. i don't i don't. i don't i don't think you. know. what. felix in showing just how versatile he is up next the grammys jay z. and kendrick lamar are currently leading the nominations for the grammy awards but a german group could also be up there on the podium and generate two thousand eight hundred now the news from germany's music scene. electronic music veterans come back on in with not one but two chances to win another grammy for that album three d. that catalog. player he nominated for the categories best dance electronic album and best surround sound album back in twenty fourteen cut back received a lifetime achievement award their first ever grammy. tokio hotel hits the big screen the documentary f

there are some twenty thousand almost sooths on the streets of germany. gloria used to be one of them but now he's one of the developers behind . and now for helping young people in need. the momentum on the line when you land on the streets alone you lose your points of contact but the app can help you find out where you can sleep where you can eat and it helps you to become more independent. most young people living on the street do at least have a smartphone it's often their last link to a seemingly normal world. with moakley they can use what sound to chat they can find out about where to eat sleep health care and also about three thousand drop in centers across germany which are easy to find wired google maps now the developing team hopes to expand the app so that it eventually covers all of europe. that was the upshot do you want to find out more about the digital world then check out our facebook page d w digital there you'll find all the latest news and trends as well as interesting apps exciting gadgets and even tutorials and of course all the sh

it is a promise from germany to mexico that if war begins be cleaned -- between germany and the u.s. and mexico invades from the south, they can have arizona, new mexico, and texas back. the telegram says, we want you to talk to japan about getting in on this as well. it is written evidence of this visual threat. the zimmerman telegram, many americans read as a declaration of war. the governor of new york, governor of massachusetts, both call out their state militias. they consider it an act of war. theater roosevelt considered it an act of four. -- an act of war. act.n waited for the overt we know what germany had said, but we do not think they are actually going to do it. we are going to wait until they do something. there is a famous incident of an american journalist who was on , he is sitting in a row boat waiting to be rescued when a british passenger on it rose up in another rowboat and screams at him, is this your bloody overt act or not? gibbons turns to the british, and says, i don't know. i don't know what the president is going to do. wilson's advisors have a meeting in w

but european policymakers are also waiting for germany to form a new federal government for chancellor marigot that will be the most pressing task in the coming months. all in all a bit to chew on for medical we have political correspondent michele in the coast are here with us to talk it over mentioned this rift in society in those remarks i mean is this her failure in that she's led germany for the last twelve years well that's what her critics are saying that she failed to detect this that she failed to actually create the kind of conditions where this wouldn't be possible she carefully avoided the word nationalism she avoided the alternative the many rightwing extreme policy that for the first time and to german parliament but she certainly now is feeling this pressure and she is calling this challenge by the name this rift in society and this very much is and has been her government style to date that she didn't have the kind of macaw approach of drawing this grand vision of where the country where europe's to go but rather works down the list of challenges and that's what she did

judas' care from germany fled the nazis. nuna from nigeria flood violence in the family. five people who have one thing in common they had to make fresh starts in strange countries. we all wanted to be german by all means there are she adds wanted to be german. did the iranian girls the old when i did some of them me when did i say to get blue eyes and blond hair the only proposition trying to be tapped but. nica of no knock came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine at the age of nineteen her german mother had left her when she was just two after that she grew up with her father and stepmother in nigeria. she would rather not talk about why she left but her brother wrote a book in which he tells how the stepmother terrorized abused and starved the children in nigeria she was forced to do the housework in hamburg she enjoys cooking nigerian specialities. it was a time when i definitely felt like a stranger here in the beginning you know coming here. thinking half of my life that was half white and all but i'd still like. to call it half caste. with a synonym

germany's biggest tech group slashing jobs around the world and in germany now that's infuriated employees and politicians as humans posted record earnings late now the company's management has been called into the economy ministry in berlin for talks. making noise to make sure their voices are heard german tech giant siemens is planning to slash six thousand nine hundred jobs worldwide around half of them in germany the company says the move towards renewables has put pressure on its turbine division eastern germany will be hit hardest with sites in the cities of light seeking gurlitz to be shut down completely. protesters accuse even c.e.o. joke of leaving them in the lurch. so this isn't necessary that's why we're so enraged joe casey himself said after the last election that the rise of the if he can be seen as a failure of the elitist class well he belongs to the elites and if he continues what he's doing in eastern germany the populist message will resonate all the more . german economics minister will get to two places to hold meetings with the local representatives as well as manag

news still to come germany is famous for its skilled at trades but with a labor force shrinking do jobs like plumbing painting and plastering still have a future. daniel wynter will have that story for you coming right up and business. and solar. on freedom and home. where i come from the region is rich in history on talent poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the young promising to join the who are now making names for themselves all over the world. along the way might follow. with continue. their experience of freedom in a sense is like that fenians day you can visit it with your car coming back from. my name is your favorite food and i work at. the people at the. line as first of a pilot strike turned out to be a bit of a dud the so-called warning strikes had little effect today but it's another sign of the irish. relationship with its employee also coming up johnny's world renowned for its monsters of crops but with the labor force when the trades have an uncertain future. here's your twelve minutes of

siemens is setting the stage for germany's largest i.p.o. in more than two decades europe's largest industrial conglomerate chose frankfurt over new york for the listing of health and here's its medical technology division which sells machines to hospitals and doctors offices siemens largest and most profitable sector is expected to go public in the coming year. black friday which officially kicks off the christmas shopping season was a big day for nintendo the popularity of its switch console pushed shares of the japanese game cell producer to their highest level on tokyo's nikkei exchange in nine years with the company's shares soaring over ninety percent and twenty seventeen. the handheld switch seems set to become a must have this holiday season. with. the schleck our brand is well known across europe at the company's peak entente schleicher operated fourteen thousand stores and thirteen european countries a portrait of the self-made german mogul hung in every branch of what was once one of the biggest family dynasties in germany. now a

celebrations in the russian capital of moscow the latest place to welcome two thousand and eighteen germany is also counting down we'll tell you how people here in berlin are playing to celebrate with a bang in just two hours time also coming up. the iranian president hassan rouhani makes his first comments on the anti-government protests sweeping cities across the country earlier the government blocked social media sites and threatened a crackdown will take a closer look at rouhani initial reaction. and welcome to the program the world is ringing in the new year and australians were among the first to celebrate the annual fireworks display in sydney harbor now as the new year sweeps across the globe we're seeing the celebrations in the russian capital moscow spectacular as always and in his new year message president vladimir putin urged people to say the most cherished words to each other and forgive mistakes. meanwhile here in the german capital berlin people are heading to the party of the year at brandenburg gate for a massive celebration and that's where all find our very own rebecca

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