although lincoln was talking about a literal slavery democracy -- literal slavery to messick late and candidate was referring to -- lincoln was talking about a literal slavery domestically and kennedy was talking about the world. in large part it is grounded in his service in world war ii. paul: there was another incident during world war ii i think had enormous influence on john f. kennedy. that was the death of his brother joseph. , he was quite a hero. alan: yes and according to the family dynamics of that time, his older brother was to be the one who went into politics. and jfk was the to play a supportive role. when his older brother passes away, unfortunately, in a bombing run in which the bombs , went off prematurely, his father, joseph, turned to him. it was now his turn to the the family into politics which was an interesting identity shift for him. much of his younger life he gets away with being friendly and well-liked but not all that series a student and not all that serious a player in the world. it is only through seeing the war develop and then his last couple of years

regions so there's to these to be talks between the state premiers and the chancellor regarding the messick travel so those are all the reasons why those negotiations took so long they were marked on the go stations of eights i was into the late at night yesterday and i'm going to america has warned time and again that people need to a key being careful keep wearing masks and keep respect so show these dancing and she's reportedly also quite annoyed by the fact that not everyone seems to be observing all the ruse. so what is the plan then if germany does not get the infection right back on the control. well if those new measures don't suffice and we can know very well imagine that we can see in the future more localized and lockdowns farmer love bounce being put into place as the thing is that the governments and the regions want to avoid stricter luvin simply because a so this would actually be another blow to the german economy and going to market actually warned that germany simply couldn't afford another med on of its economy. and one of those talking to me that libya to poland now whic

this is as part of an experimental reopening project but their arrival keeps being pushed back to messick tourists alone can't meet the shortfall now the hope is the sun won't set on the tourist industry even if it takes years to recover. that's it for today there's always more dot com for slash asia and be sure to check us out on facebook and twitter we leave you now with pictures from a new bike lane in singapore where you can cycle along under the watchful gaze of some dinosaurs thank you for watching we'll see you next time. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. covert 19 special next on d w. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the moonbuggy trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime were indicted by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series. in the dark starts nov 12th on t.w. . the coronavirus pandemic has spawned its own epidemic of dissent from ation social media is awash with it emanating fro

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