i, i mean, obviously this call, it's the nose on haiti bi reporting multinational. s o, please really know. i want to know who the poles and what the who's, who's paid these corporations. this is on the, on the acceptable people throw out these numbers like, like, like we're supposed to just believe them. i, the last call i saw was done by an n g o that was paid by the right by the you when come on, i like, you know, or the business elite of haiti that said, you know, that supported the po. i, i be just that the, but i know it's the 80 percent that was for us to come in today. i hate to hear you, but my friends. but, but as you might give some indication that at least a significant portion of civil society wants that intervention, even if it's not 81. no, but the print, how many people, when you're at 80 percent, if i, if i told 10 people and said people say yes, that's 80 percent. so tell me how many people were pulled in what parts of the country was it intentionally or was it in solvido? was it in quite able care? was it in the who areas who was pulled in? how wa

we came to haiti because the people of haiti like the people everywhere else in the world. in the 47 countries where we have served as peace supporters, the people of haiti deserve peace deserve security, and deserve sustainable development of the development change in the office. so, so won't be the only foreign presence in haiti for a long. soon, troops from 15 other nations, including germany and france, will join them in the peacekeeping mission. let's get more of this story now from journalists, we blower marion corps. he is the editor in chief of haiti's creole, french english news organization, a boat post with or welcome. first of all, tell us why this for an intervention is necessary. has the government lost control of the country? well, it's been a long time. the say, the government, the established uncertainties of those control. uh, you know, major part of, of, of the got to sell but also in other bases in the country today. the games punctuated mall and a message for breakfast, which is the haiti god though they caused the displacements of more than half a 1000

if by him as a potential candidate to lead haiti. when asked about wanting to be president, mr. felipe said that he would write saying, quote, if my people believe in me, i will be there liter, renata. what say, you know, i, i think that that is a really horrendous idea at the moment we'll get. i think that what monique has identified for a very long time as the poor problem of heavy is a corruption. if it's that leads i'm putting for librium power right now will be just replacing one corrupt with another corrupt with that person that has openly said that has direct guy and clinton, you know, links to the games. i think connection to the game, right. can i be useful? you know that, so that i am the also, yeah, i want to quickly say can, can we just stop here as, as a. why is it that the, that what we think the problem in the us is a problem of imperialism in an intervention. but in the put but people like to say the problem is the corruption of the lease. yes, they looked at corrupt but so is the international community. can we also

and i know in the past you've said uh what intervention means for haiti. what it has always meant is death and destruction. with this situation, make you change your thinking on that at all. and i actually think the situation is worth it. think about the way the un pick. so called peacekeeping mission, that with wasn't hated, that lasted 13 years from 2004 to 2017. the misery caused by the un forces the rapes, the, the, the murders, the cholera. this mission is explicitly a non un mission, which means that they're not even under the purview of the you when you install all the heavy reparations for the cholera, the un destroyed, help destroy what was there. and so what people see are foreigners coming in once again with guns drawn on them, and to me for the in so called international community. and here let's be specific about who we're talking about. when we say the international community is the state international community that is behind, that is the cause of the ar problem that had upheld an illegitimate government appointed all you'll be and this is u

and i didn't, nations can use the term and to restore order in haiti. we know we know and can associate with the haitian peoples aspirations for freedom for justice, just for the rule of law we comes, we came to haiti because the people of haiti like the people everywhere else in the world. in the 47 countries where we have served as peace supporters, the people of haiti deserve peace deserve security, and deserve sustainable development, development change in the office so so won't be the only 4 in presence in haiti for long. soon, troops from 15 other nations, including germany and france, will join them in the peacekeeping mission. even watching dw news coming up next, the mighty mississippi river and what it means to america. and it's more news on our website to that's at the w dot com. thanks so much for watching the, the untold story i pointed the find it here repos every weekend on d w. the the, the mississippi river americas life blood amongst the was a way that still holds.

loved haiti. loved davy.arley: dave, what would you remember about your daughter? >> so many things. if you were to sum it up, their lives, it is about love and about commitment, their love for god and love for each other and commitment to the calling and the commitment to the people of haiti that they evenually gave their lives for. >> tell us about your son and who he was as a person? >> he was amazing, there wasn't anything he couldn't do or figure out. he would go and learn how to do anything and fix it. it was all about sharing love of christian abata with others and upon hadding those in need and they did that during their time there in haiti. >> carley: they did just that. ben, the situation in haiti has been going on for sometime now, almost completely out of the news in the united states and given what happened, it feels like it shouldn't be. what are conditions in haiti? >> it is awful over there and david could probably speak more to that than me being there so long and understand ing the people of

dozens are stuck in haiti, amid the chaos and political chaos there as well.tate department isn't helping them. >> reporter: what is happening in haiti? and why are your children stuck there? >> basically right now, it's chaos in haiti. >> we do know that the violence is really increasing. we also noticed that there is the worry about food shortages. >>> >> when we did get that e-mail from the department of state on march 22nd, saying, hey, we're going to work at getting all of these kids with article five and adoption decrees home to their families, it was, like, we thought we got the miracle that we were waiting for. and then on april 12 they said we are no longer moving forward with getting your children out of haiti. you'll have to continue the adoption process and complete it in haiti before your child can come home. >> what is the state department currently saying to your family? >> the thing that we have been toldpy them repeatedly on calls is that there is, they cannot find a legal pathway to citizenship for children coming to america on emergency huma

but it's not the 1st time forwarding troops had been deployed to haiti since he already 1900. there's been at least 3 following interventions, including a decades long occupation by the united states. the last 4 enforced the country was a you in step i, station mission known as new stuff, which was deployed in 2004 after the rest. the engender trend that receives most haitians associate meaning staff to colorado out week that comes at least 9000 people the outbreak with linked to the united nations peacekeeping base. the also related to sex, one of you would like to see forces you come and help us go back to our live. i don't want them to come in rape women, but to help us about the same thing, the assassination of president job in anymore use in 2021 has been chaos. nearly 400000 people have been displaced by violence and almost 3000 had been killed this year. i transitioned our presidential council was set up last month to handle the power to an elected government by february 2026. but the country needs to be stabilized. first, we've seen the cycle throughout eighty's histor

a spike didn't lead february this year in haiti. the u. n. said more than 1500 people had been killed and several 100 injured in the 1st 3 months was they didn't need it for asian prime minister audio audrey was forced to design would say, yes, you couldn't, you, you and the 9 member position of calls of what's the learning patients best thing, political tom or, and gang violence had mixed views of the deployment of florida and police officers in the country of the sort do you know, law forces most arise, they must be everywhere in the country. so the haitian people can have some freed up tenure, only about the foreigners one, solve our problems. it's up to us to come up with solutions. but we still accept the house because we can't go anywhere. we can't, these people are sleeping in the streets and children can't go to school. if they come to help us. i say yes. can. yeah. has blessed to send a total of $1000.00 officers, 9 of the nations, the spending the little problem. but now these 2, bob, those said they would join the multinational emi

we thought this one we comes, we came to haiti because the people of haiti like the people everywhere else in the world. in the 47 countries where we have served as peace supporters, the people of haiti deserve peace deserve security, and deserve sustainable development of development. change in the office so, so won't be the on the forwarding presence in haiti for long. soon, troops from 15 other nations, including germany and france, will join them in the peacekeeping mission. just before we go quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. joe biden. and donald trump have faced austin and heated 1st presidential debate ahead of november's election. despite trans repeated false hopes funded c bite and stumbling performance as a set back for his campaign. and also elections underway in a run to replace the late president era where you see who was killed in a helicopter crash last month. the vote comes at a time of high domestic and regional tensions and that is your news update at this . our coming up next is conflict zone. stay tuned for that or check us out on social medi

we came to haiti because the people of haiti liked the people everywhere else in the world. and the 47 countries where we have served as peace supporters, the people of haiti deserve peace, deserve security business and deserve sustainable development development, kenya in the office. so, so won't be the on the forwarding presence in haiti for long. soon, troops from 15 other nations, including germany and france, will join them in the peacekeeping mission. now, moving on to the united states now or in just a few hours present, joe biden, to set the faces predecessor donald trump. in the 1st television debate ahead of this year's presidential election, it has traditionally been seen as the beginning of the real race for the white house, but many voters this time say they're not excited by either candidate i . i just wish that we had the better candidates i'm. i just think they're both not fit to run in office. we were built on diversity. it's a crying shame that this has come to. this is really the 4th time the joe biden. and donald trump need to the presidential debate. typ

a spike didn't lead february this year in haiti. the u. n said more than 1500 people that had been killed and several 100 injured in the 1st 3 months. because they didn't need. in pepper ation, prime minister audio audrey was forced to design would say, yes, is tons you and a 9 member position of calls and what's the one in patients best in quality color. tom or, and gang violence had mixed views of the deployment of florida and police officers in the country to the dallas mall phone. so it's most arrive, it must be everywhere in the country. so the haitian people can have some freed up 10 years. you only about pick up the foreigners one, solve our problems, it's up to us to come up with solutions. but we still accept the health because we can't go anywhere. we can't, these people are sleeping in the streets, and children can't go to school. if they come to help us by say yes, can. yeah. has blessed to send that to deluxe 1000 officers, 9 of the nation's spending the bill problem. but now these 2 bob bottles said they would join the multin

and finding safety outside haiti's borders is a challenge.s government deported at least 175,000 haitians last year alone. for more i've been speaking with philippe branchat with the un's international organization for migration in haiti. philippe branchat, welcome to the programme. describe, firstly, if you will, the impact that you're seeing of the violence right now. well, the violence has been quite traumatic since end of february, march, beginning of march, with an increase of synchronised attacks from the gangs, which generated massive displacement. already, the situation was already bad. we have 360,000 displaced. and what has been significantly different is the widespread idps, the displacement throughout the country, putting a lot of pressure on public services, on education, schools. so the — the people in the south are now supporting half of the idp population, and they do not have the capacity to support longer. and so our concern is to see the capacity to absorb such populations being severely eroded in the coming weeks, coming m

the 1st group of offices has arrived in haiti and being a u. n. bout force trying to contain guns controlling most of the capital for the prince. visible reports in a waste flight landed in puerto prints on tuesday carrying 400 members of kenny as police force their part of the un small time national security support mission task with containing gangs who control more than 80 percent of haiti's capital. haiti has faced scale since 2021 after the killing of president julian invoice acquisition of prime minister and got equally less for name or this month. he says the security forces will play across a role in stabilizing the country. we want to think all the friendly countries that have supported this initiative behind the vision strategy and mandate that this transitional government has to re establish security in the country to allow or have a half a 1000000 people to return to their homes. to re launch the country and of course to hold elections as soon as possible. but doing so won't be easy. haiti's capital has been ravaged by violence. hun

as to raise a bill, reports foreign forces have a troubled history in haiti. he has been display several times in the past year. that may be, he said, it was a bus driver and was injured doing a recent fight between rival guns that now controlled and most of hades capital. he's now living at the men building. unable to go back home. i am hoping international forces will come to haiti to disarm the gang, so we can have a life once again. but if they are going to come here to do what the united nations did in the past, i hope they don't. the united nations security council has also writes the disability meant of a multi national and security support the mission to haiti to assist the haitian national police in their fight against criminal against giving you a husband and to you to police contingent that will lead the mission but it's not the 1st time forwarding troops had been deployed to haiti since he already 1900. there's been at least 3 following interventions, including a decades long occupation by the united states. the last for him, forced to leave the co

and what he describes as criminals, canyon police arrive in haiti as part of the un back to mission, to help restore order in the country struggling with a search of gang files plus natasha in paris. some of frances c for sulphur full size, including taking aside in the countries upcoming election. we can expand our giuliano songs as a free man and he's left court in the us pacific territory. the northern body on the islands after admitting a federal charge of espionage as part of a pre deal that ends washington's efforts to prosecute him for revealing government secrets about the was enough dentist on the rack. so i'm just not going to fly home to a stray of it didn't speak as he left court, but as long as he's been the victim of an unjust prosecution of the prosecution of julian hassan, she is unprecedented in a 100 years of the espionage act. it has never been used by the united states to pursue a publisher. a journalist, like mister, aside from mister assad, revealed truthful, important, and news worthy information, including, revealing that the united states had committed war cr

haiti is america's oldest democratic partner. haiti now celebrates 220 years. president was hijacked, kidnapped and taken out u.s. assistance from their homeland to an african city. now, mr. speaker, this is a time where the haitians certainly need our assistance. is not a d. haiti is a creditor country to the united states. haitiansduring the revolutionarn savannah, where statue still arises from those ashes. so let us celebrate this caribbean heritage month. let us celebrate all of those that have been erased from history, that have committed noo mr. speaker, miss now my privilege to yield back to my distinguished colleague and co-anchor of this congressional black caucus hour the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: i want to thank my co-anchor, representative jonathan jackson. today we c american heritage month. it's a time to honor caribbean american's vibrant culture and contributions to our nation. it is significant in himy home state of florida where the caribbean diaspora thrives and flourishes. my heritage provides me with s

the un mission is meant to support haiti's, national police force, some 50. now the nation, including countries in africa and the caribbean, are expected to join the canyon contingent, as well as canada, friends, and britain. the security forces. as for my 2500 strong peacekeeping mission, that's going to be funded by the united states. but fighting against the gangs won't be easy. they're heavily armed and leave side by side the population. haiti has had a long history of controversial following interventions. many fear the presence of following security forces on the island once again, but the vast majority of haitian, say the violence needs to end and food. now, the un mission seems to be the only way forward. that is, i will just see to washer and ukraine of each exchange, 90 prisoners of war, and the biggest swaps since february video released by the russian defense ministry . it shows soldiers hugging. i'm calling family members after they were set free, but it has been broken by the united arab emirates to ecuador for 5 suspects on trial accused of mur

on the same day, the 1st group of offices arrived in haiti's capital. can you is heading a un backed international force tossed with containing the gangs that control most of haiti's capital footprints the deployment space is a legal challenge and can yes, the president really moves us. government has gone ahead with us backing with foreign forces. have a trouble with history and have a story simple report he has been display several times in the past year. that may be, he said it was a bus driver and was injured doing a recent fight between rival gangs that now controlled most of haiti's capital. he's now living in a government building, unable to go back home. i am hoping international forces will come to haiti to disarm the gang, so we can have a life once again. but if they are going to come here to do what the united nations did in the past, i hope they don't. the united nations security council has also rise the disability meant if i moved to a national security support mission to haiti to assist the haitian national police in their fight against

the ongoing conflict includes paramilitary forcesg ws through sexual haiti, gangs havl communities intoubmission. have seen similar horrors in south and ethiopia, central african republic, and the drc. breaks for the trauma and inflicted and each of these october 7, last year hamas committed acts l violence. i thank you for all of your work to bring to light the horrors of and for your film about what happened on oob the days after october 7, i saw images of bloodied is really womenwoen it came to light hamas committed rape andp gang rape at the music festival. s d. hands were tied behind and shot. i have heard the stories from a hostage of what she witnessed and heard int i just met with a survivorly coh her account of sexual violenceay hamas. fear will only increase as more hostages are released. away.t be silent. my heart breaks for survivors and their families and for all the pain-and-suffering n israel, and in gaza. we are deeply concerned by all reports of sexual violence and degradation. every innocent life lost in this conflict. it is which is why president biden i have made cle

has been continually displaced across the gauze and tell me here is, has most 15 families hung up in haiti as gaines by so control people across the country, stuff to install the . it's been nearly a month since israel and moved it's tanks and troops and to garza's southern most city. now the u. n. says a staggering 1000000 people have been forced to flee rafa. it was once a refuge for displaced palestinians were across the street. many had to move repeatedly to escape. is there any attacks you and it says then now being forced to move again, seeking refuge and destroyed facilities and watch it close. unspeakable conditions . be naturally ad space that is left to for civilians to, to grow murray. then leave the age becoming more and more limited and then or more products. um it's, it's impossible as of today to move uh from my wasi where our, some of our practices are to go to are you initially there by law without literally navigating through a ways of people that are everywhere. for many, it's a perilous journey thing from one city to the next. you know, that's something that is very str

after reaching a dns with us authorities heading for haiti, the canyon sources being sentenced, gang violence and a chinese cab, 0 tower. and the 1st of the samples from the side of the switch over to the the united nations hung the monitoring system has found almost half a 1000000 palestinians in gauze. if it is one and 5 people are facing starvation, it says a high and sustained risk of founding persists across the strips. a snapshot of the linked report finds more than half the people in gaza don't have enough to eat. it says 20 percent of going days without food. it was good then yeah, i knew manual 90. my daughter was dying in front of me. the day of today she was dying. her condition was very bad. her weight dropped suddenly. i didn't know what to do and if it wasn't for god, i'm the foreign doctor hosted by my side and brought us here. i would have lost my daughter. i thank god, god is great and i did not give a pipe. i kept trying. when i came here, the team tried everything to help everyone on the medical team. thank god for them and how my daughter improved a lot. have phot

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the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state the of what is part of the visit. does that have allowed the employee was posted? isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop. without cases let's go out of as in the late 18, ninety's french soldiers led by general to boot. i arrived in asia with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot the most on you. i mean, the cups done. you sure all the cars do and just shown the list to the content. food i on the east, one of the most terrific campaigns of atrocities to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. somebody, i know the question, richard dental. hey, i'm glad you followed the do some people actual most likely multiple villages with devastated a numerous members of resistance groups with the headed off for us to get the move of the young investigator in search of his own

haiti's mission was to consolidate their power by boosting its population.sident. "oh, i need some people, like carpenter and bakery. "they build boat — fishing, agriculture." and my family, they felt happy when they tried to make deal with them. they say, "no, no, no, let me try, let me try. "let me go." because they don't felt so free. despite living on a spanish—speaking island, this enclave fiercely clung onto their heritage, with some services held in english and the hymns they brought over centuries ago still ringing out. # give me that old—time religion _ # give me that old—time religion # it's good enough for me # it was good for my dear mother for my dear mother...# i didn't expect to hear gospel in the dominican republic, and the lengths that they have clearly gone through to pass it down, generation by generation, the history that they have, they have so much pride in making sure that that part of their history and culture is still represented. and, i mean, whata way to represent it than a church that's 200 years old. but the community who built s

the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to shape house become an engagement? it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground the of the the didn't you monday. don't know what that to leave early in the face locally own. got a lot really. i don't know yet, cuz i'm late the day that the all on zillow knew by the, the later or the late fees. the theme. uh yeah. then huh. bogged down. my name is heidi. the of the how you go about forgiving people who did that to your wife if you can, if you can find the more weight on mobile adult we like go we go. yeah, we don't know how with the other line. great. good by young to a good thing. about a top. i love over how loud they 19 you. lou. seeing 8. 0 wow. beeping all whole what i'll look at the time with i know full control over time trying to find you my how do we have him come to a beat, no titan mode? oh, we know

haiti's mission was to consolidate their power by boosting its population.oh, i need some people, "like carpenter and bakery. "they build boat, fishing, agriculture." and my family, they felt happy when they tried to make deal with them. they say, "no, no, no — let me try, let me try. "let me go." because they don't felt so free. so, clearly there wasn't enough opportunity in america for them to feel like they were really going to progress so when they heard about this in philadelphia and the first few hundred came over, knowing —— not knowing the island or knowing anyone here, ifound it so profound that they were willing to take that huge life risk. despite living on a spanish—speaking island, this enclave fiercely clung onto their heritage, with some services held in english and the hymns they brought over centuries ago still ringing out. # give me that old—time religion. # it's good enough for me. # it was good for my dear mother. # it was good for my dear mother... i didn't expect to hear gospel in the dominican republic, and the lengths that they have c

all of its members are in haiti working.to name an interim prime minister, interim president and electoral counsel. all of which will be in place to try to establish a clear pathway to elections. to get haiti back on its feet democratically. second the power of the gangs needs to be ended once and for all. the haitian national police who are outmanned and outgunned need to be given the resources and support they need to regain control. in thes will few weeks they've taken back control of the airport and other critical infrastructure. we anticipate american carriers will be flying again in the days ahead. absent a clear support structure, for some period of time, it's going to be very hard for the police to fully establish that control. so the united nations has mandated and other countries have stepped up to fulfill the functions of a multinational security support mission for haiti. the purpose of which is to bolster the police. the purpose of which is to engage in operational anestra tick support for the police, to reestab

the use of live rounds s could this bode ill for haiti?concern with how kenyan forces are handling the protests. said when it comes to the violence in the government to kpher size restraint -- exercise restraint when it comes to m.s.s., in conjunction with the kenya government. the united states united states has worked with governments to vet their pen nell and will fin to personnel that will participate in the mission because it's important the haitian people be respected. reporter: what is your expect on the8 trial tomorrow tom? matt: i don't expect free and fair trial being been brought in the first place. with respect to the c that personnel from the embassy are traveling to be on hand for the trial. it's unclear whether they'll beattend or not or attend portions. if there are portions that are opened and other portions closed. we intend to be there to the extent we restrictions by the government of russia. we tend to be inhe courtroom whenever we can. reporter: that's not the matt: i'll let the embassy speak to who reporter: do you

a transitional council made the appointments off to the full melita resigned. haiti has been gripped by the huge surgeon gun violence leading to a humanitarian crisis. allows was fine, that's false. evacuation of several villages in southwest and cyprus. no injured injuries, have been report 5 fighters. i've been battling the place since tuesday in the remote region, greece and jordan have sent 5 fighting aircraft after pacific government aust, for health. authorities in greece have announced that athens, a famous acropolis will close during the hottest hours of the day. reese is in the grips of the 1st wave of the summer temperatures. i expected to hit 43 degrees celsius primary schools and the recount. it'll also closed due to the heat. as in france, presidents in the my call has defended his decision to call snap elections. it comes those days off to me, dissolved fronds as low a house of parliament as a centrist coalition suffered a rezoning, defeat, and sundays elections against marine depends far right policy. the national riley in his 1st press conference since quoting for a n

most of haiti's capital for the prince. the deployment faces a legal challenge in kenya. but president will tell us government has gone ahead with us packing. but for an forces of had a troubled history and hate to us to raise the bull reports. he has been displaced several times in the past year. that may be, he said it was a bus driver and was injured doing a re some fight between rival gangs that now controlled and most of hades capital. he's now living in a government building, unable to go back home. i am hoping international forces will come to haiti to disarm the gang, so we can have a life once again. but if they are going to come here to do what the united nations did in the past, i hope they don't. the united nations security council has also right it is really meant if i moved by national security support the mission to haiti to assist the haitian national police in their fight against criminal against giving you a husband and to you to police contingent that will lead the mission, but it's not the 1st time forwarding troops had been deployed to haiti since he

that is an economy for us and just make a life for 100 canyon police officers are heading off to haiti this morning as part of a bite permission that transcends board us and purchase your presence in haiti, we bring hope and relief to communities toner pod by violence and rummaged by disorder, deadly violence, a spike didn't lead february this year in haiti. the u. n said more than 1500 people had been killed and several 100 injured in the 1st 3 months. because they didn't need it for asian prime minister audio audrey was forced to design would say, yes, is tons you and the 9 member position of calls, and it was the one in the patients best in quality called tom ahl and gang violence had mixed views of the deployment of florida and police officers in the country for the rest, the whole forces must arrive. they must be everywhere in the country. so the haitian people can have some freed up tenure, only about the foreigners one, solve our problems. it's up to us to come up with solutions, but we still accept the house because we can't go anywhere. we can't, these people are sleeping in t

so i am very confident that what deployment in haiti, that's the only meet the requirements. so below that i have i can confirm, let me put it that way, that our police a professional enough to be able to run that to discharge their responsibilities. they have done it in $47.00 different countries around the world that will do didn't hate mister president, we've out of time. they me thank you very much for speaking to us here on south to north. i'll just yeah, thanks indeed. thank you very much. i the latest news as it breaks in years of was false. that's going economy yet. experts say it's high, g d, p must accept some challenges with detailed coverage. even the rush of the defense budget is unprecedented. 7 percent of g d. p. the crowd funding platforms are still raising money from around the world. springs declaration is to evidence of a growing cents a month to month, even western nations. but the us policy is failing to bring a 2 state solution any closer full state of the homes. and now hiding from the huge, a group of displaced people sit in the shade. this is the 3rd

to go back to haiti and site. my name is raul pike. and i'm a filmmaker. i point my camera away. all those prefer not to the rest isn't calling all these genocide the a big part of my life. i remember watching because each now watching or even stalls movies. i remember as a young student in berlin being really angry about those films and reading your book. i had to sort of jubilation because for the 1st time uh that was those crimes where shown, you know, the more realistic light and i felt your characters were addressing the wheel questions. how did you leave through those hollywood films that to trade where you came from? oh, well, i was growing up as an american and watching people like me, the getting to me is being shown on screen doing horrifying things or having horrifying things done to them. and not having the capacity for speech or for intervention, i think at a tremendous impact on me, but coming to an intellectual and political wakening in college. what that led to was my understanding that hollywood w