and in the anniversary of east germany encouraged the people of east germany to rise up against the std dictators general when men and women in their numbers in plowing in leipzig, in east berlin in dresden. and she's very young in magda berg, and in many other parts of east germany hit the streets. bad men. i wondered if tanks would roll once again as of yet ocean's order. but the soviet soldiers, husband stayed in their barracks despite the uprising will the end of east germany afford and german unification took place peacefully with american shackleton, the u. s. in american journalist and applebaum wrote an i quote about shaw because gorbachev's most radical action was doing without violence and of quote, gorbachev looked at the end of the day imperial gorbachev was, you not trying to defend the soviet empire with the nuclear deterrent or with military means on the board to hang on to power himself with the use of forces on dispensing with violence with moscow, i was on his approach and you can sharpen using up the hold of you to moscow as grip on the soviet violet and sha satellite

as our support for the reunification of germany's communist east and the democratic west, many germans fondly referred to him as go abbey, east germans in particular, revere him as the man who brought them freedom after decades of dictatorship. former chancellor angle american, who herself, grew up in east germany, said gorbachev had fundamentally changed her life. that he exemplified how one single statesman can change the world for the better. on the streets of berlin, memories of gorbachev are still fond. the da said that he agreed to reunify occasion. alva medea that was the most important thing for us all at once. i didn't i'm house knock no and lower for the fall of the wall and that he stood for something good. no, we have him to thank for our re unification. now barton forgotten to have him. i stood for freedom i had done for i'd own the biggest thing was freedom. i i, i there, i am very touched, really, very touched help to move. i am very sorry. that will really believe in his homeland russia views on got a bunch off, are more ambivalent. he's perceived as the man who dug the

after decades of dictatorship. former chancellor angela miracle, who herself grew up in east germany, said gorbachev had fundamentally changed her life. that he exemplified how one single statesman can change the world for the better. on the streets of berlin, memories of gorbachev are still fond who da said that he agreed to rooney, vacation? uh huh. with yeah, that was the most important thing for us all at once. i didn't, i'm had snuck, no m o for the fall of the wall and that he stood for something good. no, we have him to thank for our re unification. morgan for, for going to have her. i stood for freedom i had and for i don't, the biggest thing was freedom i i, i there, i am very touched, really, very touched help. good. good move. i'm very sorry. the really the letter in his homeland russia views on got a bunch are far more ambivalent. he is perceived as the man who dug the soviet union's grave. but in germany, he is still regarded by many as germans favorite russian power. let's bring you up to speed now with some other stories making headlines. the united nations says a chine

how long do we have to wait for calm in east germany? what are you what is your guess? six months. so that would be. great. i'm not talking fast between 12 and 17 years. 12 and 17 years, if you were lucky. 12 years. oh, maybe 17 years. and the reason this was a reason why you could by of course, use cars, but for a higher price and a new one, because you don't have to wait so long. 12 to 17 years. and these are a lot of facts. people don't know. and i think this is a real life experiment, as mentioned before, same history, language, same culture, but different economic systems. and then you see that different outcome. and that's not only with this today left people tell us capitalism is to blame for climate change for environmental problems. i have the facts here that it's it's not true there was much more environmental destruction in east germany than. it was in west germany. so these are only a few facts. or would you describe europe as a capital plastic continent? as i said, there is no pure capitalist country. it's a mixture in europe. the problem is we go more and more back in

we came here farm in germany's east of it's used to be conventional so dry farmland, but in 2015 it got turned back into pete last so wet, farmland. and this is the guy won't charge off at all as a bus young pity. he requested his $170.00 hector's completely pity men, gross marsh grasses to sell us horse feet. but operating in the wet, you need well, special equipment. okay. these 2 things definitely that look like they're ever attracted. it's a former snow cat that used to groom ski runs, it had to be completely rebuilt. mostly the change had to be completely replaced them by on the mountain. you have these aluminum bars which are quite aggressive than allowing you to drive up the mountain . but we want to work as gently as possible on the ground. so we installed wide steel structures instead of also to keep his feels wet pizza we needed to completely close down his drainage system that runs through his fields. the solution was quite simple. he barricaded the gates with wood, easy and defective, plus, extremely helpful in dry somers. to be in the, on the viet sar madariaga, height is i

west germany is successfully prosperous with east germany under soviet influence and 40%, they diverged further and further in terms of living standards, in fact, and they could not unite because one became richer and healthier, and the other - poorer and unhealthy, and only when the empire of the soviet union lost its grip and when they lacked money for basic products, when gorbachev traveled around the world with an outstretched hand and came to kolya with a request to give at least 4 billion marks to feed muscovites, then the condition was put forward that ok, but you agree to the restoration of germany only thus, that is, the russians discovered our our plan is to make it so that once again the karachki were supplied as humanitarian aid to russia . by the way, you mentioned that international pressure is also important. i completely agree with this, but many experts also say that ukraine actually lost the east lost china lost india and now these countries have little understanding of what ukraine is, even those countries that ukraine feeds , supplies flour, corn, wheat and everythin

in don't but, and we, we see the same pattern in syria and other places where the western and germany east challenge it. oh, but i, i think that we have but at the time that it really matters. i think what really matters here is the, this is c e o shy corporation organization. if the countries on back there recognize us, if, if the breed of these doesn't come from the west, there comes the traits and, and the possibilities are amongst a move to pull our weldon. and that that is where the excitement release that is where the possibilities are. so the oh i thing that we can, we can keep these natural issues asked. i see that the set your political answer for the decision later on it. or i think frankly, right janice, you've made some really good points there and that is something that, that people of the world need to pay attention to. and i'm so glad you brought it up, the se of the shanghai cooperation organization. that of the members of bricks. he just had the se, a meeting, and some icon, and it was a pakistan. and what do they all keep talking about? the emergence of the multi poder wo

so this idea that they don't have the high that the americans have the transit germany east. hence german engine, i know it was another county were subjected to the treatment that i'm sick when the people on the dunbar. hutchins, for 8 years, it will take 8 years. the my dish and they did the full turn. i was one question you had to get over the americans at the canada because they were american students, american medical students, their last a gave you a policy. hey, chrissy is is is, is there a calling card here michael? i want you to reflect upon what my crown said, because this improves a without a doubt in my mind that neil liberalism is collapsed for the interests of the vast majority. the people that it rolls over. i mean, that's an admission. that's an admission right there. and what does it talk about, considering what john had to say, what, what it has to say about european unity and western solidarity? i don't see it at all. i mean, if the elite lose all this, they don't care, it's there to turn off the lights, that it's really a very, very cynical approach. go ahead, michael.

fighter jets were flying over east germany. e is the video where we can see these american military aircraft flying over what they claim to be east germany, which is where the nord stream pipeline is located and connects to russia. a video that implies that the u.s. is responsible for the nordstrom leaks as mysterious bomber jets were seen flying over the baltic sea. mark: the question i suppose is where? where did this video come from? catalina: indeed. it was hard to find this video, it was a challenge at first, since we did not find it with a reverse image search. the answer came from a reply to a post to one of these tweets we just showed, where they link this tiktok video right here. when we clicked on the link, we found the same video posted on tiktok, except the video is from november 17, 2021. a video that has nothing to do with the current nord stream pipeline dilemma. a post that uses this news peg right here. in this video, out of context, in order to feed on the mystery of who created this leak in the nord stream pip

and germans wanted to meet in the urals west of the territory of the soviet union retreated to germany eastolled by the united states and now, continuing this thought. i would like to say here is one american general who was sent from the philippines in 1919 to the far east. well, as a matter of fact, i did revision, these e districts, which were then subordinate to the ataman general semyonov, unbern, after all , today, when here is a respected opponent. he says that well, no, we have the opportunity to disintegrate along ethnic lines. and what kind of ethnic trailer was found then? the collaborator general, roughly speaking, uh, in the person of semyonov, who was ready to give the far east to japan. there is a guarantee that today there will not be some frostbitten liberal who, in fact , will sell this american civil war now there is no civil war. today we also have a civil war between ukraine and within ukraine. and this is our territory. you clearly understand. i rejoice in people who believe that there is now a civil war going on, when in my opinion it is in full swing. world war iii a

the duck fertile soil in this part of east germany is rich and nutrients . but there's a problem o n c as a sort of, it's gotten much, much dryer hears, and we just don't harvest as much grain as we used to make him as a fiancee flew up to secure his livelihood. the farm is now experimenting with cane was the ancient inca grain, which is native to the andes of south america. but if anything, the one of the issue is not only the current economic situation, but what will happen to morrow the day after to morrow and 3 years from now wouldn't illegal given all that, i need to be experimenting with new crops today. fine. it's part of being an entrepreneur, you take risks, sometimes you win and sometimes you lose young. the trick is to win more than you lose than that. but yeah, at 1st he was starting from scratch. he didn't even have a source for the seeds. learning by trial and error, which 60 is on, is starting to bedford shoots, and he half is an exception in his region in northeast, in germany. but he does have allies allenwood to alloy. ne, agricultural scie

independence of poland hungary lithuania ukraine czechoslovakia latvia estonia belarus romania east germanyntinental china armenia azerbaijan georgia north korea albania and delural tibet cossacks turkestan north vietnam and others and as these enslaved nations are seen in the united states. the citadel of the human the liberties seek their guidance in their liberation and independence the president of the united states is authorized and asked to issue a proclamation declaring the third week of july 1959 the week of enslaved nations the president is further authorized and requests that a similar proclamation be issued annually until freedom and independence for of all the enslaved nations of the world, it is necessary to clarify the ural drill - this is all the name of the volga-tatar legion, which the germans formed in the forty-second year, but it was planned and create such a republic and the cossacks - this is hitler's project to create a cossack state on the don, but that's not the point. look at the list. and where is russia, if this is the communist enslavement of the peoples, then t

practically not, it was there, ah, in germany after the annexation of east germany, there was not a veryct, but everything was paid there. that is, you still have to pay for a new apartment. here's for free. this does not mean that we, uh, will waste all the budget money. it has its own economy, because the reorganization of the area allows e to create non-profit housing, but for the residents themselves, for the residents themselves, this is absolutely free of a different quality, generally tin. if we had not done this, then more and more emergency houses would appear there every year. just slums in the vast territories of moscow in almost every district. another project no less ambitious. this is the renovation of industrial areas, too , in order to understand in general, what is the scale that we are engaged in and compare with other most famous ones, and the projects for the renovation of industrial areas were in london any textbook that was there any article on you and thoughtfully open you will see, for example, look at london, and so on, there is not a single word about moscow at

later of the soviet union, the man credited with bringing down the iron curtain and allowing east and west germany to become one. ah, i am rebecca riches. welcome to the program. pakistani authorities are struggling to prevent the country's largest fresh water lake from over flowing and adding to the misery of millions affected by flooding. workers have breached a dike of lake man shaw to try to control the overflow. but that means nearby villages have been inundated, while more densely populated areas have been sped for now. pakistan's largest, fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. said by months of rain, lake man char, in southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if we tuckers over here, so wholesale entity, it, it will be dawn. so the situation is stuff we had trying to convey and had been fighting since last. what the year dive engineers made it difficult decision to cut into an embankment to direct the flood away from the most populated areas and flood dozens of nearby villages instead. authority say the emergency breach has alrea

and in the middle east, germany's chance are on the hunt for new energy partners. all of shoals appeals to saudi arabia for alternative to russian, oil and gas. as he takes his plea to gulf states is being accused of down playing human rights concerns for the sake of energy. ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. italians have begun casting their ballads and a vote that's expected to bring seismic change the far right candidate ga maloney, is forecasts a top the pole and become italy's most right. when leader since world war 2 and it's for female prime minister, falling stations opened this morning and voting will continue until about 11 p. m. local time. italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. if maloney were to win, the european union's the 3rd largest economy would be left in the hands of a euro. skeptic, nationalist government with a block already struggling for unity in the face of urgent global crisis. did have a use julia how delhi is covering the election for us in rome. and i asked her w

i think his focus was on reducing the costs of the soviet military present right in east germany. and he wanted to send the message to the communist regime. as i mentioned, you know, we're no longer the guarantor, moscow will no longer be arbiter and guarantor of communist power in these satellite countries. you have to do it yourself. now, at that time, he criticized for instance helmet coles. 10 point plan. we sent out a pathway to german reunification but by the beginning of 990, i think he already seen the writing was on the wall. he agreed to talk between the 4 allies, u. s. u. k. france and the soviet union. but also with the to germany and agreed the principal, they would be able to sort of determine their pathway if that lead to reification. and either a lot happened. or if there's controversy, i just like to mention about whether promises were made at those talks that subsequently unfold folded about, you know, whether nato should expand to the, not an h to the was the right. that was used. gorbachev had different things to say about whether he agreed to, you know, the, t

withdrawn from afghanistan in the same 89 year of paul the berlin wall, which separated west and east germanyof course, activity. e mikhail gorbachev, who even won the nobel peace prize for his political detente in our country, received many conflicting assessments, which may not be heard today and here during the farewell ceremony. it must also be said that many european leaders expressed their condolences on the death of mikhail gorbachev however, none of them will be here in moscow, but foreign countries. confine ourselves to the presence of the heads of their depressions, in particular france and the united states, it is expected that after these countries they will arrive at the simplification ceremony, but i repeat the official start at 10:00 am, and we will sit at how this ceremony will be held tatiana boris thank you. boris ivanin spoke about parting sex with soviet president mikhail gorbachev. ryazan region has only one natural the fire, according to the press service of the cabinet of ministers of russia, it has already been lykalized the site is surrounded by a protective strip, ex

and in the middle east, germany's chances are on the hunt for a new energy partners. all of shoals visit saudi arabia in search of alternatives to russian oil and gas, and is now in the united arab emirates before heading to contact. ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. italians have begun casting their balance and a vote that's expected to bring seismic change the far right candidate ga maloney, is forecast the top, the pole and become italy's most right wing leader since world war 2. and it's 1st female prime minister, falling stations open to this morning and voting will continue until about 11 pm local time. italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. if maloney were to win, the european union's 3rd largest economy would be left in the hands of the euro, skeptic, nationalist government, even as the block already struggles for unity in the face of urgent level crises. d. w julius, our jelly is covering the election for us in rome, and i asked her, what issues are driving this vote and why italian s

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angela merkel spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany with expectation the tanks would relent but quite the contrary, it was not long before the berlin wall came down. now 30 years on, comes the danger of further east-west conflict. >> russia and its president are digging new changes in europe and have started a horrible war in ukraine. it is now the we think of mikal gorbachev and what he did for our country in all of europe. >> gorbachev hailed as a man of peace has died at a time when his country was heavily engaged in war. >> earlier i spoke to an opposition leader in belarus who said gorbachev remains a controversial figure in belarus. >> his rule oppression decreased. his policy also led to the collapse of the soviet union. it opened the window of opportunity for us innocent people and we gained independence and freedom because of this. some people believe that belarus is the last piece of the ussr. quickly after the collapse of the soviet union, their dictatorship was reestablished. people did not have a chance to enjoy freedom. the property in belarus was nationalized

i know, you know, since the late eighties, i think wee known that we were equal to what was in east germany in the bad air quality on the highveld. and there's something called a [indistinct], which is a test you do before you get employment, mostly at power stations and in the mines, and locals tell us that they regularly fail the [indistinct] test because they've grown up in a very polluted area. as they've grown up, they're unfit for work. [birds chirping] [tau coughs] munnick: this pollution was particulate matter, primary explanations of all the respiratory problems that we see on the highveld--particulate matter 2.5, small enough to get very deep into your lungs. [overlapping chatter] rachel mokgtsana: 30% of the patient around this [indistinct], they are suffering from asthma because of the--what you call the pollution that is from the [indistinct] around us. we have asthmatic patient, we have t.b. patient, h.i.v. patient, and so on. mathabule: something that is painful--the government doesn't take us seriously. they don't know what you are going through, and even if we go to our cou

germany. in the east, where farmers tend to grow grain, it's been especially dramatic - hs like on the fieldsf jonas schulze niehoff. the farmer fears that this drought is a sign of many more to come - but he's not about to hang up his boots. for him, it's time to change his plans and, his plants. no, this is not a weed. it's beautiful quinoa grain. it's light-colored, good sized and quite firm, which means it's the right time for threshing. >> quinoa is a recent arrival in jonas schulze niehoff's fields -- the organic farmer likes to test out new crops. when he took over his father's farm eight years ago, the fields were planted wi the usual spelt, oats, potatoes and maize. the dark, fertile soil in this part of eastern germany is rich in nutrients. but there's a problem:>> it's gotten much, much drier here, and we just don't harvest as much grain as we used to. >> to secure his livelihood, the farmer's now experimenting with quinoa, the ancient inca grain, which is native to the andes of south america. >> the issue is not only the current economic situation, but what will happen tomorrow, t

angela merkel, former german chancellor, spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany, of expectationhat the tanks would roll in, but quite the contrary, wasn't long before the berlin wall came down. yet now, 30 years on with the russians invasion of ukraine comes the danger of further , east-west conflict. >> russia and its president are digging new trenches in europe , and have started a horrible war in ukraine. it's now we think of mikhail gorbachev and realize what he did for our country and all of europe. reporter: gorbachev, hailed as a man of peace, has died at a time when his country is heavily engaged in war. andrew simmons, al jazeera. ♪ hashem: let's bring in our guests. in moscow, pavel felgenhauer, a defense and military analyst. maria lipmann, russian editor and political analyst based in moscow until the russian invasion of ukraine. she's now in munich, germany, and in washington, d.c. donald jensen is the director of russia and strategic stability at the u.s. institute of peace, and a former u.s. diplomat in moscow. welcome to the program. pavel, quite interesting the

germany. in the east, where farmers tend to grow grain, it's been especially dramatic - hs like on the fields of jonas schulze niehoff. the farmer fears that this drought is a sign of many more to come - but he's not about to hang up his boots. for him, it's time to change his plans and, his plants. no, this is not a weed. it's beautiful quinoa grain. it's light-colored, good sized and quite firm, which means it's the right time for threshing. >> quinoa is a recent arrival in jonas schulze niehoff's fields -- the organic farmer likes to test out new crops. when he took over his father's farm eight years ago, the fields were planted withhe usual spelt, oats, potatoes and maize. the dark, fertile soil in this part of eastern germany is rich in nutrients. but there's a problem:>> it's gotten much, much drier here, and we just don't harvest as much grain as we used to. >> to secure his livelihood, the farmer's now experimenting with quinoa, the ancient inca grain, which is native to the andes of south america. >> the issue is not only the current economic situation, but what will happen tomorrow,

the man credited with bringing down the iron curtain and allowing east and west germany to become wanted. ah, i am rebecca writ his welcome to the program. the united nations secretary general says russia and ukraine must cease military activity, davis operation, nuclear plant, and a gray on a security zone. antonio guiterres warned that any damage could spell catastrophe for the region, and beyond his words echoed those of the head of the un nuclear watchdog. it's rafael glossy that time speaking to the security council that his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this apparition, nuclear plant room. we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment, sorry, of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff, it does have overworked and communication with the outside world is difficult and he says military vehicles are getting in the way. our concrete recommen

to man credited with bringing down the iron curtain and allowing east and west germany to become want ah, i'm rebec enriches. welcome to the program. we start in ukraine where local officials say russia has again shelby area round the separation nuclear power plant . fis, a day after the united nations secretary general said russia and ukraine must cease military activity near the facility and agree on a site security zone, antonio terrace warner, that any damage could spell, catastrophe for the region. and beyond. his words echoed those of the head of the un nuclear watchdog. it's raphael. grossey is 3rd time speaking to the security council. but his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this upper region, nuclear plant, playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are promising the establishing the establishment story of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff, it does have overworked and communicat

this is the southern part of east germany.y the way, this tank, and not only it, probably, there were several of them at this training ground could have the most direct relation to those plots which are described in the lark films, probably many people remember this film in its modern remake of the t-34. among the exhibits is a direct participant in the filming of the modern film t-34-76 sniper built in nizhny tagil, lost near the city on high-altitude skiers, pskov region, tough battles of the velikie luki offensive operation in june 2003, the tank was raised from one lake, the car was restored to running condition, then almost 2 dozen years ago, the work was witnessed by the leadership of sergey kuznetsov, who passed on the tank. when he was pulled ashore on the turret, the inscription sniper was read, this is an original, uninvented inscription, we all know that the sniper marks marksmen, in this case, the name of the tank, such names appropriated the theme. e, armored vehicles, the crews that hit e, fascist armored vehicle

the other broke away anglo merkel, former german chancellor spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany with expectation the tanks would roll in, but quite the contrary, wasn't long before the pearlin hall came down yet now 30 years old with rushes. invasion of ukraine comes the danger of further east west conflict, sullen a horse lunt, unstable to president putin. russia, and it's president of digging new trenches in europe, and has started a horrible war in ukraine. it's now we think and mikhail gorbachev and got it and realized what he did for our country and all of european gorbachev held as a man of peace as died. it's only when his country is every engage in war. andrew simmons, i'll joseph ah. lettering in our gas in moscow. paval finnegan, har, a defense and military analyst, maria lipman, russian editor and political and a space in moscow until the russian invasion of ukraine. she's now in munich, germany and in washington dc. donald jensen is the director of russia and strategic stability at the us institute of peace and former u. s. diplomat in moscow. welcome to the program,

the other broke away anglo merkel, former german chancellor spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany with expectation the tanks would roll in, but quite the contrary. wasn't long before the berlin wall came down yet now 30 years on with rushes, invasion of ukraine comes the danger of further east west conflict on a horse london, devil to ship president put in russia. and it's president of digging new trenches in europe and has started a horrible war in ukraine. it's now we think and mikhail gorbachev and realized what he did for our country and all of your vision. gorbachev held as a man of peace has died. it's only when his country is every engaged in war and ru simmons. how joseph? earlier i spoke to nina crush over the grand daughter of the soviet leader, nikita khrushchev. i started by asking her what she thought of the kremlin reaction to mikhail gorbachev. death. the way gorbachev is being perceived as that because of him, ah, because of his appeasement to the west because of his friendships. because he tried to make russia a global country or part of the global community. the

germany. because the view from successive german governments has been that the agreement that was made in the early 19 fifties between the 2 communist governments, one of poland, one of east germany, that the polish side would waive their right to compensation in their view was binding. and that as being the view that has pertained pretty much since that point . the other thing to bear in mind here is that if one looks at the map of europe, which followed from world war 225 percent of what had been germany, was effectively taken from germany and given to poland in some way as reparation to poland for poland, for what germany had inflicted on it's all the, the disaster that the war was for the polish economy for the polish people. there's no question about that, but it is worth bearing that in mind. and it is also worth bearing in mind that whilst we have heard that view expressed by the governing body in poland, the opposition in poland says that they believe that what is being expressed now must also be said, they said this back in 2017. the what's being expressed now is more designed for domestic consumption in poland than as something that might achieve something on an

but it, lots of other ways german society changed the relationship east, germany sides. and in that way, the title actually reflect is more, it's more, it's more about the making up, the more than germany as a matter of, you know, the games as a matter of making. ready i mean it's and thank you so much chrysler. he's a professor of modern european history at durham university. thank you very much for having me. after a bitter contest lift trust has been elected leader of britain's conservative party and will become the case next. prime minister. this follows 2 months of campaigning, sparked by the resignation of prime minister orest johnson. the economy is said to be the new prime minister's most pressing task with the u. k. facing a cost of living crisis and storing energy charges in her acceptance speech, trust promise to tackle those challenges. head on i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long term issues we have on energy supply. peggy math is o