boom time inflation that ended in hyper inflation is what happened there and all the time why mark germany the central bank was saying that the month the inflation is transit sorry that the money printing had nothing to do with the stock prices skyrocketing to new highs is the comparison to why marjorie which is a pretty pretty dramatic comparison as it warrants and i think it is warranted max and you know i think we're on the same path because what's happening is why more germany was spending money the government was spending money they were turning to the central bank to the right spike in order to print the currency and that's what they did and it's the same thing is happening now in the united states but there's a fundamental difference the economy in weimer germany was a cash currency economy another words at the end of the month companies used to pay their employees with pay packet with rice mark bank notes stuff didn't nobody have a checking account back then the deposit currency in money on deposit in the bank the system was mainly in the businesses and not individuals in the unite

mark. germany's hotel sector has reported a 70 percent drop in overnight bookings in the 1st quarter compared to the same period a year ago now that's not surprising given that with the start all the pandemic in europe last spring many establishments had to close or operate at very limited capacity with summer and the travel season just around the corner and many hope that business will finally pick up again. it's almost holiday season cruise operators to he and aida are ready to set sail for popular destinations like the canary islands in greece to he is even handing out covert tests to brits as part of their package holidays but travel firms are making up for lost revenue and with a surge of demand expected prices are set to rise. businesses in europe's tourist hot spots are crying out for a return to normalcy. greece's government has allowed restaurants and bars to open for a few days now owners are hoping for a quick return to the good old days. every fresh start has its teething problems before but we are an optimistic people we're loyal to our jobs and our customers we believe that ever

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and her mom fires more rockets into israel. pressures bills to an end to the violence. germany stop diplomat. hypo mark in the region voice. the support for israel meets with prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls also for a cease fire. also coming up a green lights for vaccine passports the year, which is an agreement on the final details of the digital cobra, $900.00 travel certificates. and i think.

know just that funny and of course they i do magick and i want you to continue to mark as you know it if it took germany and israel. an insulin scheme ukraine to last sightly speak out or even mention the fact that there is a glorification of naziism in ukraine today in 2021 oh yes he did it and it's not you know history is so easily forgotten by these people and they talk about the famine in ukraine in the early thirty's because of the cliff you raise asian which is a fact but the white wash their extremist nationalism or western ukrainians we hear of our family from west ukrainian nationalists who are part of the war and and finally here and who of course didn't go through the famine in the early thirty's they were persecuted by the poorest government which was very right just very authoritarian and that is easy for women in the west but of course they didn't see the family and you know their region for ukraine that suffered from the famine are now warm and destroyed by the ukrainian central government because these are considered to be broad russian regions but what you mentioned i think is very impo

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international our live coverage of victory day marking 76 years now since the defeat of nazi germany and there was the russian president shaking hands and greeting the veterans who are in attendance today and soon enough will be waiting for. the russian defense minister he will be not just addressing but he will be inspecting all the various regiments on red square as well and so for the meantime though we are maybe waiting for that i just should say of the victory march that will be the honor guard in victory battalion and ultimately they will be marching across the square and then they will give it over to the russian president vladimir putin who will give us a big speech about a 12 minute speech we're expecting today he typically talks about. well the world war 2 how it went how it ended and he will but he also likes to draw comparisons as well between what happened 76 years ago and also what is going on today in today's geo political climate at the russian president vladimir putin only recently doing his federal assembly address and it was. i would say aggressive but perhaps a bi

mark mccormick always goes back to equity flows. jonathan: the politics on top of that. germanye turning green. that could be a huge political shift. lisa: we were talking about whether fiscal stimulus was good or bad for currencies and people were all over the map. the fact that mark mccormick was saying a green policy and germany could be beneficial for the euro, whereas for the u.s. not so much. i find that fascinating. jonathan: will continue this conversation on bloomberg tv. lisa will be watching secretary yellen. lisa: i watch you. jonathan: alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. good to have you all back together in the same room, almost. a window separating us. certainly differentiated. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the u.s. is now adding pressure to both sides to end the conflict in gaza. president biden has shifted his approach. he told benjamin netanyahu he would support a cease-fire between israel and hamas. the president has not publicly back to an end of the fighting days. at least 222 p

germany. pro british unionists are marking 100 years since the creation of northern ireland's nationalists though there's nothing to celebrate in the entire island unifies under one irish flank under simmons reports from belfast thank the drumbeats of the flint mark northern islands 100 years of existence and the marches in defiance of coded regulations celebrator we in turn a street away though you can see the underlying mood isn't happy many of these protestants feel like out costs there's a lot of people in the pollo of businesses they're not they're not criminals or they're made out to be and for us it's a pos tame as well as a cultural adele but i think if there was even a threat of irish unity that it will be focused what we did on the street maybe a lot more. scenes views are i code by fellow band members marching all over this vast universe housing estates on the outskirts of belfast the police tried to get them to disperse. but they marched on under surveillance of above this isn't only it's a mark of 100 years since the birth of northern ireland it's aimed at the political classes hope

today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome to our special coverage on our international. well just before we get into the significance of the day let's bring you the celebrations from central moscow fireworks lit up the sky over the capital on sunday night 16 separate shows of red square spyro hills victory park and more marking the 76th victory day on a verse 3. was . the defeat of the 3rd reich came out an enormous cost for the soviet union almost $27000000.00 a soviet citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern fronts of world war 2 that 4 year conflict with nazi germany is known to russians as the great patriotic war and for the occasion he has brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet troops and they thought possible. yes insatiable footage some hours ago russian troops and military vehicles paraded through moscow's red square for the capitals and you will veto a parade it was the biggest of dozens of procession which took place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany. where

it comes as his country marks one month since those demonstrations began. also on the program, france and germany pledge more than half a 1000000000 euros to help african nations ramp up.

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today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany welcome to our special coverage of. the defeat of the 3rd reich exactly 76 years ago came to an enormous call. for the soviet union almost 27000000 soviet citizens and civilian cell soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of world war 2 about 4 year conflict with nazi germany is known to russians as the great patriotic war for the occasion r t has brought to life archive footage of some of the salvi its soldiers who made the victory. on russian troops and military vehicles home paraded through moscow's red square for the capital of a new all ve day per it's the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskia taylor. take us through the highlights. today at this day there will be no dignitaries in attendance or the kremlin basically wanted to say that we would like to err on the side of caution so although we're going to have the big guns the big jets the big tanks and all the different regiments and battalions marching across red square it wi

well today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome to our special coverage on our team. well before we get into the significance of the day let's bring you live celebrations for all the central moscow a fireworks display has just begun in red square also some spectacular celebrations the other side of your screen coming from there luzhniki in bike meant spiral hell as if you know this city every popular place let's say take a listen to what is occurring here that's. what you're seeing here are among 60 fireworks shows lighting up the skies over the company marking the 76th victory day on the 6 spectacular. so let's just explain why we're seeing the pictures we are the defeats of the 3rd reich came an enormous cost for the soviet union almost $27000000.00 salvi its citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of world . germany is known to russians as the great patriotic for the occasion r.t.s. brought to life. of some of the soviet troops and me free. yeah the color footage really is spectacular isn't it

marks to me and out of his own fortune. take the wrench with the the investment equation, july of $40000.00 gold mass bed. the annual salary in germany at the time was not even 1000 marks. ah, when the outline was complete, the press spoke of a german hotel that offered the well something unrivalled and unprecedented each bathroom provided the running was in such luxury astonished, even the emperor himself, as had outlined recounted, giving his tour of the hotel, the emperor, turned on every hot water tap in every bath to him, he visited all the way from the princely suite on the 1st floor to this simple room . on the 4th floor, he wanted to see if they actually worked. the emperor absolutely love the one. he practically scolded his burst circle saying, why don't we have such beautiful carpets. everything is so magnificent and my place is drafty and cold. c immediately started using the avalon to houses, steam guests, and in a way that still with the atlanta us today. me. but even more defining and the ranks than the taps was the commentary experience. the wind center was stopped with a quarter of a 1000000 bottles, and the in house

it marks 76 years since they defeated nazi germany in world war two.hing in moscow. so the context of this make social security a little different this year, right, with covid and growing tensions in the west? >> yeah, also a new president in the white house as well and one of the things that we also have to keep in mind is that we could be a month away from a summit. that could set the tone for the relaces from russia and the united states for the next cup the years, but you're right. but the context of this coming at the tail end of last year. that parade could not take place on the 9th of may because this country informs a really hard lock down at that point in time. the parade, and this day today, very special for russia and certainly also something that a lot of people here that have been watching very closely. but you're right it comes at a time of continued heightened tensions and escalating tensions. particularly also between russia and the united states. the u.s. taking serious actions. both countries expelling diplomats from one another, but

well, here in moscow, they're marking the 76th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany with a fly—pastsive military parade. now, in the west, we talk about world war ii, but russians speak about the great patriotic war, 1941—45. and the soviet union secured victory in that war at enormous human cost. more than 27 million soviet citizens were killed in that conflict. so on this day, russia remembers the victims, it honours its heroes, it celebrates victory, but also, with this display of military might, the kremlin is sending a very clear message, i think, to the outside world that russia has muscle, that russia today is a military superpower. and in the light of the increasing tension between russia and the west, and all the talk of a new cold war, that is a message that moscow is very keen to get out there. translation: russia consistently defends international law. - at the same time, we will firmly defend our national interests to ensure the safety of our people. the valiant russian armed forces, heirs to the soldiers of the victory, are a reliable guarantee for this. undeeradimir p

well, here in moscow, they're marking the 76th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany with a fly—pastssive military parade. now, in the west, we talk about world war ii, but russians speak about the great patriotic war, 1941-45. and the soviet union secured victory in that war at enormous human cost. more than 27 million soviet citizens were killed in that conflict. so on this day, russia remembers the victims, it honours its heroes, it celebrates victory, but also, with this display of military might, the kremlin is sending a very clear message, ithink, to the outside world that russia has muscle, that russia today is a military superpower. and in the light of the increasing tension between russia and the west, and all the talk of a new cold war, that is a message that moscow is very keen to get out there. translation: russia consistently defends l international law. at the same time, we will firmly defend our national interests to ensure the safety of our people. the valiant russian armed forces, heirs to the soldiers of the victory, are a reliable guarantee for this. undeeradimir p

marks given also everything here is strictly confidential. each day over $40000.00 general anaesthetic sort ministered in germany lots of them at the clinic are w t h often. mark ober is preparing for a very special anesthesia an operation with xenon. xenon is a noble gas used in fluorescent tubes or car headlights and it can also be used in the operating theatre. seen on has been called the miracle anesthetic drug because it's proven to be well tolerated even by sensitive patients or people in very poor health. in contrast to other anesthetics. it puts hardly any strain on circulation. the effect begins quickly and also disappears quickly so that patients regain alertness soon after surgery. this is the same for an anesthesiologist who wants to end the honestly as you that they can make a patient up very quickly this is the fastest drug rehab and that is these are in terms of coronary flow dynamics the affected. as on blood pressure is very stable and patient's blood pressure remains approximately what it was at the beginning which is much better for them and that was it to go. coburn was researching how well elderly patients recovered after

today we mark victory day here in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome to our special coverage on our international. well before we get into the significance of the day let's bring you this. celebrations from central moscow fireworks lit up the sky over the capital just an hour ago 16 separate shows on red square spyro hills victory park and more marking the $76.00 victory day of fish. ah i was. yes spectacular display over the fate of the 3rd reich came of an enormous cost for the solve a kenyan almost $27000000.00 salvi its citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of world war 2 that 4 year called fake with nazi germany is known to russians as the great patriotic war and for the occasion our tears brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet troops and me that victory possible. say tional to see it's in color isn't it some hours ago by the way russian troops military vehicles paraded through moscow's red square for the capitals and you'll be day parade it's the biggest of dozens all for sessions which took pla

mark the end of chance. the anglo american leadership in germany. well, one of our potential successors is city leader arman lush, it who has now outlined his security priorities. well, in his benchmark speech, mister lasha said, all candidates shouldn't make clear commitment to nato moving forward. and as for the current media conflict, mister lasha pledged full solid verity with israel over the rocket attacks by hamas . but he also called for efforts towards achieving a 2 state solution. and mr. lasha wants germany to take a more strategic outlook on foreign policy issues. suggested setting up a new national security council within the future counselors office. but just a moment for our we can join now. chief political editor, mckayla christner, who can flush this out a little bit more. what can you tell us about mr. last? it's a foreign policy on that hot button issue of israel. he said that dummy stood unequivocal with israel. it's a reason a state, it's very much within the german political dna. that's something that angler macklin said many, m

putin has overseen moscow's traditional victory day parade, which this year marks the 76th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germanyin moscow's red square. the ceremony coincides with a time of strained relations with the west and in a speech, president putin said that russia would firmly defend its interests. 0ur moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, has been watching the parade. yeah, it's always a major event here. in the west we talk about world war ii, the russians talk about the great patriotic war, 1941—16, and they secured victory, the soviet people secured victory at an enormous human cost of the 27 million soviet citizens were killed in that conflict. so what happens on victory day is that russia remembers the victims, it honours the heroes, it celebrate a victory. but also, with the display of military might you see on red square, and we saw it again today, the kremlin sends a clear message i think to the outside world that russia has muscle, russia is a military superpower today, and in the light a very clear message of the tension you can see increasing between russia and the west, all the talk of a n

putin has overseen moscow's traditional victory day parade, which this year marks the 76th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germanyweaponry took part in the event in moscow's red square. the ceremony coincides with a time of strained relations with the west and in a speech, president putin said that russia would firmly defend its interests. the queen's cousin, prince michael of kent, has been secretly filmed talking about taking large sums of money for access to russian decision—makers. the footage was recorded by undercover reporters from the sunday times and channel four�*s dispatches programme, who were posing as business—people seeking access to kremlin officials. his friend, the marquess of reading, later described him as "her majesty's unofficial ambassador to russia". the prince denies the claims. india continues to be hit by a huge second coronavirus wave, but although its government has said the pandemic is showing signs of slowing down in some regions, the number of cases have started to rise again and more than 4,000 deaths have been recorded in the past 2a hours. earlier i spoke to dr sumit ray — the c

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