lehmann would share this room to every person he was hoping to win over the support . it's a beautiful room the proportions are good natured greece is here oracle terra cotta the great philosophers. got it also a mysterious room a magical place august of 1 user mughniyeh and i was a little shameless and using this magic to rally support for the museum island concept or financially to. support. who was head of berlin's public museums was always a name and signed the 2 were together for a decade to implement them master plan. he was brilliant strategically he was relentless and would never tire of taking members of parliament to the museum island to show them around them what he's great at motivating others he's truly what you might call a cultural diplomat and he's a genius when it comes to committees detail women would enter a meeting and at the end he had convinced everyone in the room of his opinion he was very elegant and efficient or and there's everything. the museum island which brings together cultures from across the globe is perhaps the sight of layman's most

lehmann has been an international advisor to the prize for years. in the heart of tokyo set among the parks and palaces near the famous mazie shrine lies the may seek a. and con this traditional site for formal celebrations hosted the awards ceremony though it's not good at all so the 2nd one you know they got this must. lay mom was quite at home in the highly formal setting the prince and princess are touchy were present on behalf of japan's imperial dynasty. in the service excellence is distinguished goes well to around 125000 euros the world's richest star prize is awarded in 5 categories and is a fee motor which lehmann's choice in 2019. was a really calm presence in the middle of everything running things and giving everyone the feeling that they were at the center of proceeding in the bible in fact it was he who was probably at the heart of it all holding the reins. winter in germany and the everyday routine as they go to institute at the cultural institutions headquarters near the center of munich it's time for the so-called presidential brea

lehmann's hell for their return trip to germany. on march 28th thailand implemented a state of emergency due to covert 19. as knocked down measures were introduced to bangkok it's good to institute tests or close to the public it's the same to the other $157.00 of them around the world corona has brought the world of good institutes to a halt this also means that their main source of income has disappeared language courses make up almost 40 percent of the 440000000 euro budget in germany the president and buddha fighting to keep the cultural institute going. to. constantly speaking to m.p.'s ministers the foreign office which has been very helpful and supportive i do think it's good that i'm still here in this crisis that i'm available this year just because of my connections and experience which are important in these times i think i would have suffered if i'd only been able to experience this phase as an onlooker. the german government reacted to the crisis quickly and granted the great institute imagine ca developed to 70000000 e

on them and we sat here in this room with lehmann and his partners sat here at the front i was sitting on one of the chairs at the back somewhere because i can remember it quite clearly well initially there was a brief silence he must have been asking himself how we in life would react to these invaders but it wasn't an invasion he was pretty clear about that he said we were working on a common plan because one of the 1st sentences i can still remember was the greater germany that's coming into being here could certainly use a national library with 2 locations. in august 1990 the 2 german states signed the unification treaty in berlin and the status of the new national library was made official including its 2 location. frankfurt's and like. thanks. to since 1912 of the books immortalized in oil on the wall opposite a photo of klaus taken by his friend renowned photographer newton it marks the beginning of a new era as it is my 1st of all it's very down to earth. image suggests that he is striving upwards and you can also see that he has a sense of how an image functions and how to com

thailand spirit institute 20 to celebrate its 60th anniversary with a large programme of events lehmann's trip there had been planned for a long time. but then coronavirus struck and fears of a pandemic grew. when a man decided to go ahead with the visit mother niemeyer the head of the institute in bangkok breathed a huge sigh of relief. the while lampung railway station could almost be a piece of europe in central bangkok. the city's transportation hub for over a century it was modeled on frankfurt's train station. they basically began my career in frankfurt and i come here to bangkok and what do i see it's a little smaller but it has the architecture and the atmosphere of frankfurt central station it's an odd feeling because it's just like at the beginning here i am in my final year working for the go to institute and here is frankfurt train station again this time in bangkok it's very emotional. the historic waiting room turned into a pop up concert hall the glitter institute had invited young musicians from bangkok and cologne to perform pieces by johann sebastian. and john cage among

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on them and we sat here in this room with lehmann and his partner sat here at the front and i was sitting on one of the chairs at the back somewhere as i can remember it quite clearly well initially there was a brief silence he must have been asking himself how we would react to these invaders but it wasn't an invasion he was pretty clear about that he said we were working on a common plan because one of the 1st sentences i can still remember was the greater germany that's coming into being here could certainly use a national library with 2 locations. in august 1990 the 2 german states signed the unification treaty in berlin and the status of the new national library was made official including its 2 location. frankfurt's and lights. thanks. to since 1912 of the books immortalized in oil on the wall opposite a photo of klaus taken by his friend renowned photographer newton it marks the beginning of a new era as it is my 1st of all it's very down to earth. image suggests that he is striving upwards and you can also see that he has a sense of how an image functions and how to come across we

in the noise museum the modern stack case is a reminder of the many challenges lehmann had to face at the end of the 1990 s. . the grand ensemble of 5 museums on the island was in dire need of redevelopment but also on the list of unesco world heritage sites. there was no other way but to renovate modernize recreate and rearrange the museum island turned into a major construction site with laman increasingly becoming the main architect for the country's cultural landscape. in $99.00 the museum directors all agreed on the master plan for the museum island which is still in effect today with airbus order so yes surely that's also been my influence as we could construct the noice most sam bottom was sam an altar not so nagasaki according to schedule without stretching our budget on. the newest museum is the heart of this big scale renovation project during the 2nd world war it had been damaged and parts of it were destroyed architects david chipperfield reconstructed the museum show pieces the so-called nubian room decorated with my teeth romantic. architect to the pression king in the m

th address the challenges that we may build those future challenges like carmen lehmann - - like climate change. >> good afternoon. faculty here at t school of public health and is my great pleasure to welcome p you chasing science to save lives withth doctor fauci and moderated by doctor.and in partnersp here were days away from the close of 2020 and we are at the inflection point for the news around vaccines are promising the day today adlines are as dire as ever one where it is dying of covid-19 every 90 seconds we recorded our mill one - - 4 million cases and november 1 million in december covid-19 just past heart disease as the number one killer of americans o. and as of this morning me than 286,000 americans have died of covid-19 and just one day, yesterday we lost 2600 and for all americans to covid-19. to put those numbers into context we are experieing a tragedy of the scale of pearl harbor every single day at home. andd that economic security standpoint the greatest i do value creation since world war ii. but they were ever in doubt about the seriousness of this virus, these fa

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in short, he was the most wanted guy and the other two most wanted guys were a general sue lehmann of syria and then the rain in general named soleimani whose name may ring a bell since he was killed in january of this year. in any event, cia tried and tried to track down the man and i tell the story of an operation on bill clinton's watch at the end of his presidency on george tenets watch as cia director in which a tracked him down to beirut. they discovered he was visiting his mistresses flat and he would visit her and he would eat her as it turned out. the cia enlisted her to set him up and grabbed him and bundled him down to the dock and onto a boat at all to a battleship offshore. it all went south. the operation failed at another decade went by before cfa finally tracked him down in damascus. so i tell that story in hair-raising detail how come in a joint cia mossad operation they finally got him, tracked him as he was driving around damascus in his luxurious suv. they decided they couldn't plant that the bomb on the phone. he discarded phones too often but he always had his su