hadid not realize we disturbed the chloride of lime. what we found were very well preserved sets of human remains. all german. two were prussians. the rest were bavarians. the bavarian archives in munich is incredible useful. they survived the second world war intact. we were able to reconstruct how the bodies were late in the grave and then do this. this is the back of a german soldier. he is a bavarian. whether it's bavarian -- their records and survived intact. you don't stand much chance -- this guy here in the middle of -- pile ofodies bodies had a complete in the form. the ribbon of second-class. i don't know what he thought of wasbut he pinned it on to uniform end up on his shoulders -- and up on his soldier had number 16. what we were able to do is recover this, a postcard. that postcard gives us his name. rothermel. leopold october, the 13th of 1915. munich in the records in that his place of burial is not known. it is now because i was there when he was buried. more portly, we found this. the remains from the beginning of the

stadium designed by british architect zaha hadid. or is it? >> the height is 16 meters. height of the new stadium is 17 meters. so it means ten more meters above. >> reporter: this woman is so angry about the design, she set up a group to try and stop it being built. >> it is shaped like a spaceship. or cycling helmet. for me, it's more like a turtle thing. and the scale too big. going to cut down all those. >> reporter: there is no doubt the design is spectacular. it's also twice as big as london's olympic stadium. but japan's sports council says it was chosen in a fair competition, and there is no need to change it. not true, says one of japan's most sell britted architects. fumiho kumaki says it was chosen by a small group of arrogant bureaucrats. >> i am saying it's ridiculous. they don't listen. because we are not a society where the voice of the citizens could be critical. >> reporter: professor maki fears tokyo will be left with another expensive white elephant, just like beijing and so many other olympic cities. rupert winfield-hayes, bbc news in tokyo. >> let me

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