he was born in hungary in 1930. the place you wanted to be in 1930, especially if you were a jew. his mother his mother was wildly anti-semitic. again, for anybody who is crying, you know, is this some sort of anti-semitic attack on george soros? no, it's not. i'm not calling his mother and anti-semite. george soros did. those are his words. not mine. "my mother quite anti-semitic and ashamed of being jewish. given the culture in which we lived, being jewish was a clear-cut stigma, disadvantage, handicap. therefore she had the desire to transcend it, escape it." that's pretty powerful in a child's life. both of his parents were non-practicing jews. his real family name was not soros. it was schwartz. but what would you do if you lived in hungary in the 1930s and '40s? would you keep the name schwartz? when george was six years old, the family changed the name from schwartz to soros. at first, it makes since because you think of course, they're trying to stay alive. mad men were rounding you jews up. soros is absecur

there is any number of people now living in hungary who did. choose to. believe in freedom and peace the one carrion prosecutor's office doesn't think it's obvious that shonda computer is guilty of the massacre in the town. we received documents supplied by the serbian site now we need to formulate a chain that might prove. there are two options either to fail to formulate a logical chain and the case will be closed oh she will be put on trial. in his apartment shanda computers attorney dr schultz attorney is again playing the game with gary in judiciary in his opinion the situation is reached a stalemate nobody has serious plans to put the old man behind bars but equating complera is not in the interest of the hungry and legal system either. prosecutor's office really doesn't want to put trial on the other hand they can't just acquitted him because of pressure coming from abroad us particularly so they're just playing for time simply waiting. meanwhile shandor computers set to mark his ninety six birthday death is not on his mind despite his failing heal

i'm a major in hungary and gendarmerie but she doesn't hate chunder computer. so as a matter of fact is simply that. there is any number of people now living in hungary who did it in the jews during the war but they leave in freedom and peace the hungarian prosecutor's office doesn't think it's obvious that she under computer is guilty of the massacre in the town of. i mean even if we receive documents supplied by the sort of insight now we need to formulate a launch equal gene that might prove chunder could be risky there are options in the field to formulate a logical chain and the case will be closed oh she will be put on trial. in his apartment shanda computers attorney dr schultz attorney is again playing the game with the hunger in judiciary in his opinion the situation is reached a stalemate nobody has serious plans to put the old man behind bars but of quitting capirossi not in the interest of the hunger in legal system either. turning me down gary in prosecutor's office really doesn't want to put to appear on trial on the other hand they can't just acq

investigations elderly hungary and mentioned a computer has to spend most of his time at home. is providing conclusive evidence linking computer organized. city of nobody. listened people to be executed and her. feet were sealed some would be allowed to live while others would be executed on the banks of the danube we know that. the team that rounded up these people. took them to. there is of course a possibility. this is what we're hearing that the men under his command committed murders already at the beginning before the people were actually taken to. today's top nazi hunters are mostly preoccupied with people who. are tribes collect evidence and keep legal action against war criminals but in one thousand and fifty eight when israeli investigators discovered the whereabouts of adolf eichmann the. israeli intelligence agents decided. it all began with a letter. an elderly jew living in argentina wrote that his daughter was dating a young man whose surname was eichmann. and his daughter stabbed the indian boy in the sadness to get their weed. bowie weed then they moved san nam

lives in hungary or. grab. the you so it's a very powerful. relationship which extraordinarily the people of europe and people of britain are taught i want to create a much more balance and accountability between you and education. which overrides national legislation and the people whom we legislate for but unfortunately the in britain the british media is totally. oblivious to what goes on in brussels i mean i asked my friends in the british media why don't you cover what's going on in brussels it says it's like watching paint dry so if they want excitement gods and circuses well they go to the house of commons but politics is not entertainment it is considered business of how to govern the various interests and it is very sad that this relationship between the govern and the governors is so a pick in europe i think it's possible at this stage to then take that power and give it back to the individual country but i think that's happened in time because the construct which has been created the european union is getting increasingly are unmana

there was only one country with jews arrive, hungary. ikeman went into hungary on a mission to kill the last jews in europe. womennenberg was -- willenberg was there. he saved them. it's a story about how one person can make a difference. >> how did he life end? >> we don't know. it's a good questions. the russians won't say what happened to him. many believe he was killed by the russians, got by the nkb, the russians won't reveal all what they know about his fate. the question is still open. the fate of the holocaust greatest hero has yet to be decided. >> why did the russians have it out for him? >> good question. he was taken into russian custody in january of 1945. as were many, many people caught up in the soviet expanse as they swept into eastern europe. he was one of many diplomats taken into custody. many people. and the russians basically wanted to use him. they said to him, look, you work for us as a spy. go back to sweden. work for us, and we'll -- you can live. and the theory is wallenberg said no. i'm not going to spy for yo

webber to start second third respectively holcomb berg's best race finish was a sixth place effort in hungary back in august his latest effort pushed overall leader fernando along to fit on the grid with lewis hamilton sneaking in ahead of the spaniard there are numerous scenarios for how the season could play along so webber vettel or jenson button yet take the time. he may not have the title but he could end up with the final victory of the twenty ten moto g.p. season casey stoner earning pole for the year ending event in valencia the australian could quickly sneak into third place with a podium finish if departing. is a total non-factor in the race the two thousand and seven champion will be hoping for better luck next year as he trades his to kathy for a well this year's best race are already established world champion. will be starting from second followed by marco simoncelli rossi the rens who will be hoping to conquer on the valencia truck one of three circuits where he's yet to win any receiving trials. rugby fans can rejoice the long anticipated awesome international season is upon u

i went to hungary in 1991. hungarian is a very difficult and which. the volunteers in hungary said there were volunteers there who are amazingly good hungarian speakers. we have now people who can speak another language, who understand the culture. when i went to russia, i was amazed by the can-do attitude that peace corps volunteers in fused to the people that had just emerged from the heavy yoke of totalitarianism, who felt their spirits were crushed. this was 1991. they felt they could not do anything on their own. yet we had this wonderful young people from america who would tell these former russians, ukrainians, albanians -- albania was not a part of the former soviet union, but it was behind the iron curtain. people at the republics of the former soviet union would find they could have control over their lives, that they can start a new business if they wanted to, and that things will come together. i think the can-do attitude is another very wonderful thing. i will say if there is anything negative, it is that sometimes cultures are hard. diff

hungary for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. wealthy british style polls and. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. the typical german town of toronto on the elbow river like in many provincial cities the pace of life is slow here. might never have been known to the world if not for the events of april twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred forty five. on the day an american patrol came to door go and climb to taba sixteenth century castle zaandam there they saw a bridge over the albert river it was blown out by the germans and they saw the soviet soldiers on the eastern of the commander left an unwilling robertson battle in and drew an american flag on it. climb to the castle settings on more programmers and looked outside and threw the flag out of the window and that very moment he heard the whistle of a shell coming from the eastern bank the far someone

hungary for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. culture is that so much good music is made a lot of people here yeah but what makes a person powerful and influential maybe it is a combination of numerous factors and forbes magazine sixty eight most powerful. the typical german. the el the river like in many provincial cities the pace of life is slow here. never have been to the world if not for the events of april twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred forty five. day an american patrol came to. a sixteenth century castle on their bridge over the alamo river it was blown up by the german. soldiers on the eastern. the commander lieutenant william robertson. drew an american flag on it he climbed to the castle. through the flag out of the window and that very moment he heard the whistle of a shell coming from the eastern bank the far as someone trying to shoot the window that was a shell from the soviet. the group was through with us so it was a group of people including women of that was approaching the river

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>> in hungary, your home country, mathematics, the study, is extremely popular, and many renowned mathematicians have come from there. what's the particular reason behind this, do you think? >> i think it's mostly education and a system for looking for talented young people and then having some special programs for them. >> how young students can find interest in math, can find enjoyment in math? >> mathematical way of thinking is not that far from activities that the students love to do. for example, playing chess or go or solving puzzles, sudoku puzzles. this is all math, or very close to math. so i think the education should build on these interests. >> where do you find the most enjoyment, enjoyable aspect of this subject? >> mathematics is all about harmony. it's all about different thoughts, different ideas, and you try to fit them together. it's really like solving a puzzle. it's a kind of revelation or peace or something. >> for me it's almost like a headache. >> well, i mean, you probably like to solve puzzles. >> to find the answer. is that -- >> to find the answer. yes. to find the an

lives under all you in hungary oit's tobacco or. a stone deal of gravel in the e.u. so it's a very powerful major state you know relationship which extraordinarily the people of europe which people of britain are totally unaware of i want to create a much more valid us and accountability between e.u. legislation which overrides national legislation and the people who are religious late fall but unfortunately that in britain the british media is totally. oblivious to what goes on in brussels and when i asked my friends in the british media why don't you cover what's going on in brussels it says it's like watching paint dry so if they want excitement guts and circuses where they go to the house of commons but politics is not entertainment duties considered business of how to govern. various interests and it is very sad really that. this relationship between the govern and the governors is so orpik in europe do you think it's possible at this stage to then take that power and give it back to the individual countries but i think that'll happen in time because the constru

hungary for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. the close up team has been to north korea region where russia's first free elections were held a foundation years ago. now party goes to the area they used to be a place of exile since the seventeenth century. where businesses take advantage of the wild growing products. more rich academic life gives birth to innovate of idea come to the top screech crusher close up on r g. moscow and tokyo up the diplomatic pressure over russia's southern islands japan has recalled its ambassador to russia and to moscow says more presidential visits are planned to its far eastern territory despite this dmitri medvedev is expected to attend an economic cooperation summit in japan next week. with many polls closing in the american mid-term elections early results show a republican lead they need thirty nine seats to gain control of the house many people believe that has already happened with the senate still up for grabs a third of the seats up for election and their candidates on

. -- hungary and the government was overthrown. but moscow sought to maintain control, took advantage of america's inaction on the rebellion, invaded hungary, crushed the revolution and established a new authoritative government. over 2,500 hungarians were killed in the conflict and 200,000 hungarians fled as refugees to the west. hungary would suffer under repression of the soviet union for nearly another half century. of course there was a similar episode in czechoslovakia during the prague spring of 1968. mr. president, the former captive nations have accomplished so much as free market democracies and members of the nato alliance. our friends and allies must have absolute confidence negotiations toward the new start treaty did not include side agreements or informal understanding regarding any russian sphere of influence in those captive nations. moreover, i remain deeply concerned, even in the absence of agreements or understanding, that the former captive nations may once again wonder will the west abandon us again. will agre