found asylum in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germany, helmut kohlnded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to muabid prison. honaki. wrote in my diary 57 years later i see the moabid prison complex from the inside again. in '35, the gestapa brought me here from their main building on prince albrecht strasse. then i spent a year and a half here. how long will i be this time? during the trial, he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile where his whole family already lived. and he died there 2 and a half years later. this is what this day was like. welcome to asia, it's beating here. so, guys, today we will draw such a wonderful cat with kittens, but not necessarily exactly the same, complete freedom of creativity on the canvases of young painters, the red cat transforms. think like artists, distinguish colors, distinguish shadows, build objects, and we also instill in them self-confidence, and give them creative potential, which the c

is implement, implement minutes, and then we find out from, from the form in german chancellor. helmut kohl. no, no, no, no. as a work order number for yeah. she said, oh, that was all the fraud from the, from the very beginning. when, when president met with bite and in geneva and said, i'm giving you my security demands in writing. i expect for you to respond to me and writing a she got ignored. so as well, they had to deal with this double final words. this'll change your think at some point you think we'll see a day when a jeffrey sachs is allowed back on tv. and when people in mainstream media will be able to hear messages like the ones that we share, which are certainly much more balanced, i think what we're going to have to see 1st is a political change and political real lines. but i think that's coming because the political parties now are so far as strange from their own constituents that there's going to be some variable foreign exchange. yes, both last and all throughout europe. thank you. good stuff. but great conversation . this really has been an important conversation and i'

he also had forged alliance with other leaders, as you well know, margaret thatcher, helmut kohl, among others. that, too, contributed what i would call a foundation of strength. strength from which to spring from to negotiate at the time did impose sanctions. i submit at that time, i think the sanctions didn't work. that would be a case i would cite where sanctions well-suited to the task at hand because we used those sanctions actually to negotiate with the poles release of political prisoners other kinds of steps which we asked them to and step by step. and they did indeed and they did because also at the time we operating from a very strong of of of strength and in terms of our military prowess. plus i'll remind you that in 1983, reagan gave that speech, the star the well-known star wars speech. if you look back historically, it's amazing to see what leaders were saying at that time, particularly those in moscow. they were terribly concerned. so force here. i want also point out it means what you have is foundation your military sounds russian. the fact that you might well force and