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heil hitler. this is our pr director, brian culpepper. good to meet you, i'm deeyah.. ma'am. member of the national socialist movement, deeyah questioned him about his extreme views. what i would be doing, deeyah, is ensuring the preservation of our race, my race and my nation. that is what it comes down to, and that is the only way forward, i would have to make sure sure that everyone who was ordered to do so would have to leave. including me. including you. i do not want to walk in all judgemental and self—righteous, and just have it out and shout at them, and then pat myself on the back feeling as if "yeah, i really challenged them." i want to have a real conversation, i wanted to listen and i wanted to see if i could get them to a place where they might be able to listen. the judges praised deeyah's unbreakable personality and her extraordinary interview technique in what must have been emotionally very difficult circumstances. they felt although the topic had been covered extensively, deeyah got under the skin of every one of the characters in a way that no—one has done

a short break here not just when we come back remarked on how he made nazi salutes and shouted heil hitler. a fear of the far right the growing threat of extremists in germany. north korean leader kim jong un says his trip to seoul will happen just not this year as planned more in that stay with us. hello again it's good to have you back where across china we are looking at some quite conditions across much of the area we have some clouds here across much of the central area some clouds also off the coast before hong kong a mostly cloudy departed cloud today for you on monday temps about seventeen degrees shanghai some clouds in your forecast that you get a little bit better by the time get to tuesday maybe eight degrees there in taipei just a couple showers just to the east of you with the tempter they have about eighteen degrees well as we make our way over here towards india looking quite nice for much of the area the problem areas going to be the north we are dealing with very cold temperatures also some very dense fog across much of that area as well as some haze causing some pollutio

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it says heil hitler nine hundred thirty six here and there's the swastika. weinstein calls them the violins of hope they've been played in concert halls around the world as a tribute to the millions who are silence by the holocaust. the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has begun in australia it's the seventy fourth year of the competition which covers more than eleven hundred kilometers a total of eighty five boat speak and their journey from sydney harbor an ideal conditions the twenty eighteen race also features its first professional female crew led by a skipper say she stacey jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. all right ben is here now with some good business news bad news but i'll start with the good news because you could call it a little christmas come back shares of wall street are going higher in a broad based rebound after monday's steep losses today's surge is partly thanks to center the big retailers mung again is tech stocks true but equities in general as

black and wearing motorbike helmets came into the restaurant they made nazi salutes and shouted heil hitler then they threw one a some of ours at me and hit me in the face then they three make ends one of the radiators i spent eight days in hospital because of it you. were the police asked the investigating this attack to establish whether it was a case of right wing extremist violence but on the face of it it appears to be part of a string of such incidents that have happened in this city in this state in recent times one question real forties will be asking is what's the deeper motivation for such violence. mike scheffler can provide a clear idea he spent seventeen years in the extremist far right movement in saxony who does when the front of the how to be idea where i grew up there were only left wing groups and right wing groups you could join but i felt drawn to the right and it felt as though my friends did too then one day a recruiter arrived and he gave us a structure something to believe in he admits having targeted left wingers and foreigners in violent attacks at the time he felt

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>> stands for heil hitler. >> you admire hitler? >> i think he did have some good ideas. over the world and making it be his. who wouldn't want to do that? i don't blame him for trying to do that. i understand. if i could be king of the whole world, i would be, too. i wouldn't do what he did with it. >> stokes says the tattoos help him fit in with some of the white gangs in the prison, which he says is key to his survival there. >> i'm a skinny white boy going to a prison full of gang members. when it's you behind the fence, you got to be cliqued up with somebody to have your back. >> when i was in prison i got jumped by four neighborhood crips. broke my nose and my jaw, four stitches in my eye. fought them all off. they were trying to steal my shoes. i told them if i wanted my shoes, they had to take them off my feet. >> did they get your shoes? >> no. i kept my shoes. i got to keep my shoes. i paid for those shoes. >> stokes says in prison he remained on the fringes of gangs like the aryan brotherhood but is now a prospect for one of the fastest-growing white gangs in o

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church mutually benefit from their peace in italy, adolph hitler is elected chance lore of germany and naziism becomes the law of the land. >> heilwere a target almost immediately. january 30th, adolph hitler becomes chancellor of germany. the first anti-jewish law is april 1st. and the nazi movement not only was anti-semitic. they were anti-communist, anti-socialist. anti-catholic. for catholics suddenly they couldn't join their youth group organization without fighting with the local nazi youth. their schools would be confiscated. day to day violence was an everyday occurrence from 1933 on ward. >> after the success of the treaty, pope pius 11th looks again to eugenio pa chelly to help him face catholics in the face of a troubling dictator. in july, 1933, pa chelly negotiates another treaty this time with the german government called the reichs concordant. >> it was a defense sib measure. the state said we will allow the church control over its affairs but the price to be paid is that the church is not to be involved in politics. it's a controversial agreement. some see it as a pact with the devil. it effectively takes the cath