taboo in germany.torious countries, the usa, france and great britain. at different times, different representatives of the american elite provided support to the nazis. was there a hitler who he started a war with his son of a bitch for the usa, just like saddam hussein. the only collision in recent history began to be built here in nuremberg according to the design of probably the most iconic architect of the third reich, albert speyr, and it is no coincidence that the first stone in the foundation of the structure was laid personally by adolf hitler in 1935, however, for him, probably, there were some special meanings in this, because according to his plan. this is the famous hall 600, it was here in nuremberg, the fuhrer's favorite city, that november 20 , 1945 began. there was a stand where the prosecution witnesses spoke, here were the tables of typists and stenographers, here were the lawyers working, right next to the entrance were the workplaces of state prosecutors, but right here were the ac

and i think especially as living in germany and seeing some kind of future germany, i don't see a reason why i should not be entitled to those rights. so it's not about hope to me . it's more about how everything will come together at the end of the day. it always comes together, send in tyrique and sallow. thank you all so much for sharing your experience and your views with us. it's been great having you here on the stream and thank you all for watching. don't forget, you can help us build the next episode of the stream if you have a conversation or a topic that you'd like to see featured here. use a hash tag or the handle ag stream, and then look into it. take care. and i'll see the pop up watching you. let's try to avoid mainly for josh that will move up. show her . julie's look at our j 5 finish, right? there's lots to last time, but that'll hit us through. yeah, i would just show the . ringback the maker offers for the love of the game. big discount starts at 50 percent and dropped one percent every day. or a freebie inbox. subscribe down to what you went to. you wrote 2024 and mor

and i think especially as living in germany and seeing some kind of future in germany, i don't see a reason why i should not be entitled to those rights. so it's not about hope to me . it's more about how everything will come together at the end of the day. it always comes together, send in tyrique and sallow. thank you all so much for sharing your experience and your views with us. it's been great having you here on the stream and thank you all for watching. don't forget, you can help us build the next episode of the stream if you have a conversation or a topic that you'd like to see featured here. use a hash tag or the handle age a stream, and we'll look into it. take care. and i'll see. so you will see caught a duty and a growth using for p use a caught to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of our projects except the cost and we strive to ensure it reaches it's deserving recipients, visit the cost on the web presence. and remember, it's a copy, revise wells and increases systems cost on request a business like this, this wrote to you, boy, i guess is a line. it's funny

so i think that's very important for germany because it was a hurdle for germany to send weapons. they're reaching far into the russian territory and that was a very crucial point for the whole discussion. i guess all this why we keep hearing bad news from the front lines. woman. how do you assess the current situation in ukraine down united seems to believe that things are getting better, at least from the side of support. but does this situation in the front line justify a doubling down on support for your claim? well i came back from ukraine just a few days ago, and i was also in the city of harkey for the 2nd largest city of ukraine, close to the russian bone, which is probably a city that is a most hardly hit by russian missiles. and um, there has been a change the people i've been talking to and told me that, um, they do feel that um, since the west the united states. but also other countries have given you credit green lights to use their weapons to hate the russian military targets inside restaurant just over the border. that the hark, if people of park, if and it's over a

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this is, it is home of the largest the stadium here in germany. uh with the home of the adult month, one of the biggest clubs in europe really. and also germany clearly, but yeah, about $80000.00 plus stadium. the capacity has been lowered 260000. that's still 60000 fans that will. as mentioned, the majority will provide that support for germany. denmark, of course, looking to pulling up, sit here, but they will be the team that are definitely the under dogs. here. germany will have the fence on their side and it's a stadium that's really electrifying so that we're really push the few forward. and i think uh the stadium will play a big role deciding today who will win the match. really. indeed, you mentioned germany being favorites, a top to the group. describe what you think the chances of this evening. well yeah, as mentioned they are the favorites for tonight really against denmark, denmark, as mentioned also, you cannot, you cannot on underestimate that team, there will be a tough team to crack really. they will defend a and there that's, that

, that is, germany, what was the direction of development of germany, including in relation to russial not change, it might even get worse. but there is one big, small difference that is very important to understand today: what happened today is the beginning of a big process, this is the same process that, when the germans, if you stir up the german society, it has already been stirred up, it has now already begun its movement, now it cannot be stopped, and now even if this coalition is destroyed, a new pro-atlantic coalition is created, we will still see the next one. and here, of course, one of the most important points, which perhaps today will be decisive for what germany will be like, is that the parties received a majority or gained votes, namely those that opposed, and against the war, those that opposed sanctions that were critical of migrant policies, who were very critical of the centralization of power in brussels, and this tendency... it is absolutely clearly expressed today in the political field of germany, today it will be necessary, so you showed the zimmerman strike,

and i think especially as living in germany and seeing some kind of future in germany, i don't see a reason why i should not be entitled to those rights. so it's not about hope to me . it's more about how everything will come together at the end of the day. it always comes together, send in tyrique and sallow. thank you all so much for sharing your experience and your views with us. it's been great having you here on the stream and thank you all for watching. don't forget, you can help us build the next episode of the stream if you have a conversation or a topic that you'd like to see featured here. use a hash tag or the handle ag stream, and we'll look into it. take care. and i'll see you soon. i joe biden. donald trump go head to head, so we're going to fight it was a rick trial banner saw in the 1st tv debate, the us selection 2024. we're going to close that border tied as a drum status strong. would you crate? we're going to drill. maybe drill, we're going to get your energy cost in half. what's happening is not just the only way you can get elected to sit. she supposed to be cov

we have sparked and been a few more in germany. and we will now try to keep that going to be in the, it's vital to on me go slaughter back as a solution to want to coach you really are not goal is minds, headaches, the germany boss use the same starting 11 and all 3 group matches now he has to make changes defender jonathan, tom will not be available. his yellow card against switzerland was his 2nd of the tournament meeting. he will serve a one match band. slide our back is expected to replace tom, but fellow center back antonio. really good. it may also missed the game with a hamstring injury, which i do for that's the most i've had an injury like that in the past. it's not that easy to get it out of your head. i hope he'll be fit, but we still have to wait and see on saturday. that's like one. a 100 dogs. denmark will not be easy to crack, just like germany. they went undefeated in a group stage. players coming off the bench such as emory con, or nicholas pool crew could be key. both have gotten their names on the score sheet as

a sport now and here in germany. the knockout round of the year 2024 football championships is about to get underway. and just under an hour, switzerland will be chasing that 1st victory against italy in more than 30 years. later, denmark faced the host. and while the germans are firm favorites than not taking anything for granted spirits are high. a team. germany's bass players like leroy sign, a took some time to meet with fans and signed a few autographs. the head of the high pressure round of 16 clash with denmark. the relationship between the team and supporters is back on track at their home euros. after several disappointments that recent tournaments the large event on. so the people really support us. we have sparked and been a few more in germany. and we will now try to keep that going to be in the, in spite of the blog. because slaughter back is a solution to one of the coaches you really are not goals minds, headaches, germany bloss use the same starting 11 and all 3 group matches. now he has to make chang

this is a milestone for germany. this is, this is high speed for germany, but this is most high speed in the face of the war happening just over the border. now, so germany will have to change and keep on changing. it is changing, all righty. but the pace is too slow and judging from eastern europe in perspective . so far, we have focused this part of the conversation on money and financing, but troops are another big issue now that germany is trying to re think it's military service these days. is that enough? is there a viable solution to that problem in germany? and maybe also europe in general, i think they are going very far for germany. it's just to have a new model of conscription. it's sort of like, uh, the, the photography and the stores, the stores ones to half the swedish model. that's the best of both worlds. but they only can go that far within this coalition. so they briefly explained the swedish model model if they ask momentarily, no, it's not, not a whole entire ease there. uh oh, man, oh, mail are r

the germany's auto industry is driving in the wrong direction. the cars made in germany. at one point they were in high demand across the german, in international roads. a like the automotive industries, germany's most important branch of industry with almost 800000 employees of 1000000000 dollar business. but it's days are numbered because the german car manufacturers have relied on combustion engines for too long. germany is lagging behind an electron mobility. in china today, german e cars barely play any role. b, y d has replaced volkswagen as the market leader in the people's republic and the top 10 best selling car brands in china. there's not a single german manufacturer. and now the former top dogs are under attack in the domestic market as well. the market share of e. carson china increased to 10 percent in the 1st quarter of 2024. and it's still growing. chinese e cars are smaller, lighter, and significantly cheaper. vw and its competitors are also lagging behind when it comes to onboard software with digital extras and autonomous driving. has the driven car ind

now the f t was at the 2nd most voted party in germany. in the reasons you were a pain part of the elections. what is it that's appealing to voters? well, clearly the migration issue that it's centering on again, is guessing trucks. and at the ballot box we also saw a violent attack where a policeman then died of his injuries here in germany, which is really fueled that debates over rejected asylum seekers here in germany. individual cases only, but highly symbolic and really driving a political debate that is becoming more heated. that's very much so the case in the east where the a if the even became the strongest party in these european elections. and that's frankly what masses psychologically 40 a if the to win those and key elections in 3 eastern states and also in it's in a pretty good position to do that in all 3 states that are going to the polls. so here i would expect and last degree of self discipline to not have the infighting before right. a if d is also in some as full on an open stage, she physical editor and it kind of coop

the treaty with germany, and the non-aggression treaty with germany, was concluded on 10 years.hat this agreement was unreliable, we understood that we had little time, we tried to do everything possible in order to prepare our country, we were indeed outplayed a little in time, to some extent the unsuccessful start was due to . the fact that the system of distrust in international relations between countries that had already participated in hostilities was so strong that even churchel’s letter to stalin that germany was transferring its troops to poland and romania aroused distrust on the part of stalin, in to some extent, this was considered a fact of attempts to involve. ramsay, who only from may to june 21, sent about 10 cipher telegrams, where there was a message that there would be a war on the twenty-second, but the zorgs did not believe, just as they did not believe other intelligence officers, because stalin believed that that hitler... will follow first of all his hegemony in europe, until he conquers everything, he will not move towards russia. hitler quickly conquere

then again, the revival of germany, precisely in the situation when germany was plundered and destroyedto war, who will go to war? muslims? muslims will rob them and take away their houses; they will not fight with russia. now, as for fascism, everything has turned upside down, now it’s worse than the green fascists, i don’t know at all, that is , today the greens, who were supposed to stand for peace, for justice, for so that we take care of flowers, ecology, they shout from the podium, kill russians, destroy donbass, start a war and attack belarus. i agree that it will happen, no one can predict the further development of events, in fact, europe must take care of itself, this would be a better salvation for it, take care of itself today, by the way, voters voted for this, that’s what we saw in these elections a clear and clear message to the voter, he is sitting in front of the tv, a german, and they tell him, tomorrow we will defeat putin, more to be patient a little, a couple more years, the last of the money is needed for rockets, he looks, prices have risen, communal apartments. i

and i think especially as living in germany and seeing some kind of future in germany, i don't see a reason why i should not be entitled to those rights. so it's not about hope to me . it's more about how everything will come together at the end of the day. it always comes together, send in tired and sallow. thank you all so much for sharing your experience and your views with us. it's been great having you here on the stream and thank you all for watching. don't forget, you can help us build the next episode of the stream if you have a conversation or a topic that you'd like to see featured here. use a hash tag or the handle ag stream, and we'll look into it. take care and also use the latest news as it breaks is really military has been for us to stop locating a blockade on the gauze of red, severely limit exam 3 of the spend so good with detailed coverage. human rights organizations have well come the u. s. decision to place as well on the list of countries that violates children's rights from the hearts of the story. the shortage of water is adding more misery to the lives of ten

aspect. germany has trailed as bad success. now they're taking steps to address the bus. it really has voted to sleep. but i think ultimately german carmakers can't compete with china. it's not because there aren't a level playing field, you know, you've got this incredibly cheap workforce. you've got 300000000 urban dwellers who are working in factories the, the labor conditions are far worse. they're far cheaper than german workers. and there's all this. the state interests that are involved in the, in the car industry. all of these factors combined to mean that there isn't it. there's no way the germany can really can piece unless some german comic is of suggested that the chinese comic or should come to germany and make you know, manufacturer here if they want real competition. if they want to compete in europe, then they should manufacturing europe. i'm are seeing a little bit of that now happening, you know, but it's, um, i think this is a key point that ultimately it's that soft like would like when it comes to competiti

andres, we currently have such a situation in germany that, in fact, the alternative for germany can take, if not the third, then... even the second place after the cdu can even move scholz, i am talking about the elections of the members of the european parliament, this is on the one hand the insane popularity of this party, on the other hand, more than one episode of violence politicians from this political force, and literally today there are elections, yesterday there were attacks in dresden and karlsruhe, and these were attacks on deputies, but literally on the street passers-by are attacking, expressing... their dissatisfaction and their attitude towards such politicians and this politic why so happens? is germany now so divided and heterogeneous, actually in its political views? yes, unfortunately, now something similar, which we have seen before in france, great britain, in the united states, which is the polarization of society, it is growing, and also, ... there are more such attacks now, but nevertheless, in relation to this party alternatives for germany, it is right radi

germany, the a f d. making strong gains and are likely to become the 2nd strongest party here in germany ahead of the 3 parties in chancellor for walk. schultz is coalition the greens, the social democrats, as well as the free democrats. the german vote is crucial here. germany accounts for 96 of the 720 european parliament seats. and we're getting indications of how germans have voted with these projected results. let's go through the numbers for you. as expected, the biggest share of the german vote appears to have gone to the conservatives. the cd u. c. s. u. the conservatives have improved on their results of 5 years ago. they're showing a gain of about 7 percentage points. and it looks like many of germany's voters have turned their backs on the greens, the greens vote share compared to the last european parliament election 5 years ago . dropping by almost 50 percent. and despite the scandals at home and across europe the far right a f d, the party seems to have gained about 5 percent compared to 5

attacks here in germany. in recent, speaking just days before germany welcomes football funds from all over europe. for the months loan, euro 2020 full, with all the security challenges for the country shots. also we have fun ukraine's right to defend itself against russian aggression, including with weapons provided by germany. he said there was no reason for anyone to fear an escalation of the conflict and that his number one priority was that no one in germany should ever have experience on that stage from the evidence team. so now i'll be back at the top of the out. the cream was like a stepping points. you know, 5 what you into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a significant from the train. you can choose to go back to somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the world wide in such a base in life categories. something that is common very, very sense. and yeah, can we learn more about or know when a story info, migraines, the of the man and a woman, her residence spit on

in germany, there are about 30000 officially registered sex workers in germany. but it's thought that the number of unregistered and illegal sex workers is around 10 times higher women's rights activist. nor a of us says germany has degenerated into europe's brothel in her eyes, the german model has failed towards lon photos. on it for legislation, germany is simply supporting a system that's effectively lights and integrates. women attends them into commodities in one which gives sex bias and men the right to some combining sex with the woman around the corner. so it's a to yours. for eva's sweden is a role model when it comes to its approach on regulating prostitution. what's known as the nordic model is finding more and more supporters in germany has in bog on sweden's south west coast. but he is on his way to an undercover assignment. he's a police officer responsible for tracking down people buying 6 in his hometown people by 6, you know like 247. but we can also say in increase or a spike during, you know, non showers and, and just when people get off work,

and this post on political changes needed in germany. and i call on the federal chancellor, the social democrats, the greens and the ftp. things kinda continue as they have been in the past 2 and a half years. the biggest losers of the night, germany's ruling social democrats, the chancellors party, are facing their worst result in decades. but they're not giving up to 5 a business and i'll talk. so i'll do most, it's a mission for all democrats, 7 months. and especially if you know the history of social democracy, then you know that for all of us and for us at the top of the s p d. such a frustrating result is not a reason to bury our heads in the sand, but to say now more than ever and as i can yet esther based few. now, the greens who are in a 3 way coalition with b s p d, are also facing a major dropped in support. the stage has now been set for t regional elections in several german states. where the far right is also expected to make gains. our chief political editor, mikaela cruz now gave us her assessment of the results here in g

and the signs go wild after germany book their place in the corner of the room. 202450 championship germany beat denmark in a dramatic game that was interrupted by a thunderstorm. the public police welcome to the program voters in france are going to the polls to choose a new parliament for the european union, 2nd largest economy. the snap election was called by president and monument of my call after his parties poor showing in reason to european elections. the stakes are high. as a centrist coalition could lose seats to the far right, national riley party opinion polling suggested it could win an absolute majority. if that happens, the president may have to share power with a far right government for the 1st time us and let's cross over it. now to paris, where our correspondence on yet found the car joins me from a posting station there in the french capital. sonya great to see you as always. we've been, well, you've been following the campaign closely. would've been the big issues. the french voters have been focused on unfortunately we appear to be having some technical issues there wit

in germany, emergency money is being introduced with cartoons depicting poor germany being torn apartfound, by adolf hitler and his ideas. from the diary of emil gold, private of the 29th motorized infantry division. june 28, 1941 of the year. on the way to the columns, we spoke with the population in language, screams, groans, blood and a lot. goldenson, could hitler have known about the atrocities, and if so, could he have allowed it? defendant von ribentrop. no, that seems unlikely. hitler was such a good man, so ascetic, he never ate meat, he always called me and other colleagues carrion eaters. according to a colleague. he never discusses hitler and does not allow his family tree, childhood and especially youthful history to be discussed in his presence. the darkest years of his life. then he literally becomes a beggar; he is not allowed to take exams at the vienna academy of fine arts. he has no friends, no family, no job, no home. he doesn't even have a school certificate, but he has conviction. “i fully realized the essence of the jews as cold-blooded, shameless and calculatin

and as of august, that will be germany. the patricia ara khan, had spent 15 hours hugging this tree when disaster struck by lightning, striking power cut ended, her world record attempt but then you got an activist didn't give up in january 2024. patricia hug this tree for more than 16 hours straight, and is now officially registered in the guinness world records. what looks like the funds spent has a serious background out, and patricia wants to draw attention to it. the. the problem of climate change is huge. and at least now the world is just looking up to it. it's about time that we pick up the pace on planted histories because our natural force of going, we're using up the trees. not minding to replace them. a statement that is particularly true for you gone to which has one of the worst deforestation rates in the world. according to the online tracking portal global forest watch, the country lost more than 1000000 hectares of tree cover between 20012022. for patricia, this loss needs to be addressed and she wants to d

he is at germany's for white alternative for germany party headquarters here in berlin. matthew talked to me these numbers coming in the a if the so far with about 16 and a half percent of the vote of how's that going down down there were you are well, i'll tell you what the moocher is exotic because i don't think anyone in the written thought that they would get that result after that the nightmare of an election campaign that they had the 2 leading candidates regimen scandals for the last weeks and months on, on frankly tonight they feel like they're the windows 10. i all the, they say that they all the 2nd strongest policy and what the said as the leaders, when the, the results were in august, the leaders of the boxes went on stage 2 to huge g. as what you said was the best way to send the message that the time when did the time come. flushed and pushing state elections in eastern jeremy later this year. and there certainly be given them a huge gust of wind and receive just the like because i'll just say the last weeks and months of age, say it kind of damage into the

it is relatively simple, now switzerland , germany, hungary and scotland, germany until a final solution way i was looking at it , it is not that difficult, that is, until the quarter finals , he can easily go up, but after the quarter finals, mr. puya will probably fall to one of the teams in the group. no, it is really a dead group, spain , italy, croatia, croatia, which you witnessed , were never counted in any period, but in these three periods of the world cup. he was really able to appear in four teams, now his team is wonderful, an experienced team. i think this season, maybe klose is really one of those croatians who can create a strange surprise. well, we will definitely be with you on other nights and we will talk about here and thank you very much for appearing in the football magazine tonight and i hope let's see the goodness , we will deal specially in the football magazine. that mr. khosravi, considering that the suspensions of the nations cup are news to me, now inform me through the ethics committee that their suspension has ended and they are supervising the match betwee

and it's certainly not just about the individual state or germany as a whole. that you know, it's usually at least at the european level. and often even the global level be just everything is tightly networked, especially regarding the flow of money from the criminal structures and clientele, if it was. and that's where with international cooperation, we've made a big step forward. adults in feel i'm following causes the bottom of the thoughts as a moment. as see to was just the beginning. an inability to act meant the mafia became rooted in effort. but the information gathered by the federal police and the syringe and state police office at the time will be decisive. 20 years later, as we'll see, operations to the italians take action against the and i get to from 0 in calabria, almost a 170 men are arrested including 11 in germany. the challenges mfc a membership attempted murder and extortion with links to buttons looking back has the end of area serene gea to was involved. the investigation showed that the suspected my fios, the a black mailing all the rest

but it's not. germany's a f d b alternative for germany, which was expelled from that block. they now fall under the n i grouping of non aligned and independent delegates. i am for more analysis i can walk in our corresponding christine moons, why she's with me in the studio perceive that we heard was an f one, a lie. and there she seems fairly optimistic that she will be able to serve for a 2nd term. but the rise of the euro skeptics in the parliament are promising to make that a little tougher then she would like. right? yeah. and, and that is because uh, in order to secure a 2nd to him as the commission present, this is all giving me the most powerful position into your opinion. funded line will need the backend of part of she needs a majority in parliament. and that essentially means that any piece have just voted for her. it's not quite a given now that she's going to get that strong dominance that she's speaking because as you rightly points out these you're skipped. take any piece that are going to be coming in from the far right policies. they are directly in oppositi

he is at germany's, for white alternative for germany, the a if the party headquarters here in berlin and matthew talked to me about what you're hearing there. i mean, these are, these are strong games that the, a of the is packing all yeah, that's right. read basically, this is a huge result for the, for the far right. yeah. the, the, every time the result it comes up on the big screen. there's a huge to you. and everyone puts the box on the go and get another round. and because quite frankly, they feel like they have defied that for 6, we have to hide the statement suggested that they were going to do it. they were basically were on the world that they were trajectory. and actually they leaving free staff that the results are percentage of the do the same solomon by default of $1110.00, i looked you like something like 16 points or so that's a huge jump for the policy that i really feel like when did there seems like let me see it's a, it's a shows that despite having about campaign that the message to the whole message off a top flight on migration ticket button will power from, fr

conference of the far right alternative for germany, where a f d party. some activists tried to stop delegates entering the venue on saturday in the western city of s and 2 police officers were seriously injured well, escorting a politician through the crowd. local authorities had tried but failed a legal bit to stop the political conference from going ahead. police a several people were arrested, dw spoke to protesters outside the congress as the united against fascism. they chance tens of thousands have gathered an estimate to protest against the far right alternative for germany. but what does india here? why are we here? because we're for human rights for tolerance because the a, f d, as in humane noise, i'm here because i can't stand that it's become normal to vote for the safety of the it's of in the if the presented alternative. but there is no alternative to democracy. it's been nearby this um, i'm head because i hope we can push back this mounting fascism also. i binder on at night some terrible that history seems to be repeating itself on only a

and so the game yesterday was extremely important for germany. i mean, 2 ends, 2 games and 2 very good performances, of course, against hungry. it was not as, let's say, easy as it was again scotland. but that's also, they knew that that was coming. they knew that hungry was going to be a difficult opponents of play against. historically, germany had struggled against hungry in the past. the players they know each other very well for the one is the got. so this victory was also very important in terms of building more out in a tournament like the euro is moving forward, boosting player confidence, players speaking and players, captain, it'll kind of go into the on the very important to there. when yesterday he scored a goal. he provided the assist, so they have players stepping up young players like joe mom was yella. he scored in the 1st game he scored again in the 2nd game. so like, like we said, they have qualified for the next round, and the momentum keeps building. and it's so important in the euro, especially a home euro's and you were watc

denys spoke now about the split between the alternative for germany and...arine le pen in the european parliament, which is also such a sensitive moment, because the supporters of marine le pen in the european parliament refused to cooperate with the alternative for germany party, after how one of the leaders of this party actually spoke out with such pro-nazi propaganda, well, this is also an interesting moment, here we have mr. oleksandr golubav, i congratulate you, mr. oleksandr, what do you think, so and so... the split that took place between marine le pen and an alternative for germany, this is political death, an alternative for germany, or on the contrary , its new beginning in new, i would say interiors, and it is definitely too early to talk about political death, ah, because, let's say this, an alternative for germany, in my humble opinion opinion, gained now in germany itself, so to speak, the maximum number of protest votes that it is currently given. the moment can at least afford to collect, ah, using the agenda of tariff hikes, well, general