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a good strong d w. 1700 years of jewish life in germany our series this week on arts and culture we journey from berlin to munich to meet cultural leaders commemorating the past taking creative risks and building community 700 years of jewish life in germany. this week on the culture of d.w. . global ideas of his holiness way to bring you more conservation law how do we make signals greener how can we protect habitants we can make a difference global ideas fundamental series again global from thousands on to do. i don't mind a manhole many push. ups thrown all in the water right now i'll climb a tree to burn off the stored. fishes marshlands that way from just one week. how much work can really do. we still have time to work i'm going. to subscribe to like the. load. place. this is d. w. news live from berlin joe biden declares a return to multilateralism. back to. the us president makes a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance addressing the munich security conference he promises close cooperation to tackle a host of pressing issues also on the show one year on germany pays tribute to the victims of a

. >> jimmy, you have a big fan in munich germany george wants to know what's the best name in the defensector going forward right now? >> well, first, take a look at the sub sector, space missile, aviation and satellite because that's where the growth will come in the next few years in defense spending it's not going shift from my beloved navy and that's at the top of the list and you can look at lockheed martin as the second choice there >> jon najarian, a video question from sandra in north carolina. >> my name is sanda krauss, and i'm looking at airbnb and i'm wondering if it's a good time to buy at this price point? >> what do you tell sandra >> i like bnb a lot and i bought it right after the ipo and i've been in it for weeks now and loving the ride. the ceo over at expedia, peter kern said that the only area of their business that's growing is brbo, the vacation vent alibi owner which they own now, and i think that bodes very well for airbnb so yeah, i'm staking with airbnb >> thank you for that. degas to you, nvidia has run out before earnings and seeing the recent price action of

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but the selamat is chose to stay in germany and move to munich. how did the bookshop come about. i felt the story which i was just fascinated by the german jewish cultural heritage and all its written works for defining ideas of what i wanted to take all these books that had been banned and tracked down burned and destroyed. and help them find a home again. today it's the victim's grandchildren and great grandchildren who are reexamining history and all those like a 1000000 of garlic who see the past from new perspectives. these again about sort of how to do this generation has not had to have the same confrontation we had with the children of the perpetrators and coming to terms with the past is no longer present in contemporary literature to the same extent for one. still the traces of this horrifying chapter in german history can still be seen across munich along with memorials to the victims the past costs a long shadow. become to get. used to mines and holes and you know you can't wish away history in this city it's in every house in every single family and it was very impor

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but the selamat is chose to stay in germany and move to munich. how did the bookshop come about.i felt the story which you did i was just fascinated by the german jewish cultural heritage and all its written works for defining ideas of and i wanted to take all these books that had been banned and tracked down burned and destroyed. and help them find a home again. today it's the victim's grandchildren and great grandchildren who are really examining history and authors like and lena gorelick who see the past from new perspectives. these again about sort of how to do this generation has not had to have the same confrontation we had with the children of the perpetrators and coming to terms with the past is no longer present in contemporary literature to the same extent massive fire him. still the traces of this horrifying chapter in german history can still be seen across munich along with memorials to the victims the past costs a long shadow. because. east india mines and we can't wish away history in this city it's in every house in every single family home and it was very importa

and european football there's more cause for celebration for germany's byan munich they got champions edged mexico's team to win the fi far club world cup taking all 6 major trophies they could win in a 12 month period us alone was the only other club to do that and that was back in 2009. out of the starting blocks to show they had every intention of battling man well neuer put a stop to this attack. but it remained a physical affair throughout neither team giving ground easily. biron appeared to go up in the 18th minute. i only to have the goal disallowed by video assistant referee for offside. leroy sign a had a great chance but rattled the crossbar and the 1st half and it scoreless but biron got on the right side of the v.a.r. in the 2nd half benjamin kovach banging the ball and an assistant referee immediately called it offside but with the match on the line video replay over ruled the goal was good off the usa were commish cross one nil byron and that's how it staged by iron our club world champions and winners of an historic sex couple. china has rung in the lunar new year kicki

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want to make on another subject. 12 years ago this past sunday then-vice president biden was in munich, germany, to deliver the obama administration's first major foreign policy speech to world leaders. he said, quote, it is time to press the reset button and to revisit the many areas where we can and should be working together with russia, end of quote. the premise was that the bush administration had been too tough on russia, and a more conciliatory approach was needed. beyond the rhetoric, this involved abruptly scrapping planned missile defense cooperation with our allies, the czechs and the poles, on the anniversary of the southern invasion of poland. keep in mind this was six months after russia had invaded and occupied territory of our ally, the republic of georgia, an occupation that is still ongoing this very day. that all happened a year after the publication of the book entitled "the new cold war" by about edward lucas, detailing the dangerous nature of the putin regime. the russian reset was not just a failure, the reset was ill-conceived and counter productive from the start. putin

well some football news now and more cause for celebration for germany in munich the one to slay the champions edged mexico's take race to win the club world cup taking all 6 major trophies they could win in a 12 month period barcelona is the only other club to have done so back in 2009. out of the starting blocks to grip the show they had every intention of battling man well neuer put a stop to this attack. but it remained a physical affair throughout neither team giving ground easily. by an appeared to go up in the 18th minute. only to have the goal disallowed by a video assistant referee for offside. leroy's sunday had a great chance but rattled the crossbar and the 1st half and it scoreless but biron got on the right side of the v.a.r. in the 2nd half benjamin tovah bringing the ball in and assistant referee immediately called it offside but with the match on the line video replay over rule the goal was good off the usa were commish cross one nil by and that's how it staged by in our club world champions and winners of a historic sex couple. now with most james and other sports v

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and that was this very strong signal they had biden spoke for the 1st time as a president in germany at the munich security conference even so it was word so the majority agrees with biden and actually donald trump that other nato nations need to pay their so-called fair share the same is true for china and nordstrom tour and russia it is by far not only trump supporters who really want a strong stance on china and who are agreeing with biden. to help russia and weakens after all the united states ok we'll have to leave it there in his poll in washington richard walker in berlin and bob are available in brussels thanks very much you have been watching a special edition of data news u.s. president joe biden has pledged close cooperation with european allies in an address to the munich security conference he said u.s. support for nato is quote unshakable and pledged to work closely with europe in the fine against covert 19 tend to me and climate change 7 times and i'm going to medical and french president emmanuel michael welcome to biden's commitment to multilateralism he said the transatlantic all

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now germany's small brewers have been hit hard by the closure of bars and restaurants in the pandemic with many now warning there may not survive peter all of the reports. god whether it's munich's october fest all colognes carnival plays a big role in germany's big celebrations has hit those parties hard as the need to implement coronavirus measures the scene cancelled and bars and restaurants closed which in turn has had a knock on effect for brewers really bad to the situation off the smaller breweries because say they're off selling their bureaus in restaurants and pops and you know pops and restaurants are closed since november so there is no real sales at the moment for them be a sales of actually being declining in germany for a while now understood to be due to health concerns but over the last year they have gone off a cliff 17.3 percent down on a year on year sales for april 14 point one percent down for november some have looked to diversify to move with the times when it caught in bavaria overturned a ruling banning the sale of alcohol in public spaces last month this brewery in munich set up a machine as i mean so we have here the mobile tank which was created with

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and in football news more calls for celebration for germany's biorn munich the bundesliga champions edged mexico's team great to win the fisa club world cup taking all 6 major trophies they could win in a 12 month period and barcelona was the only of the club to do so back in 2009. out of the starting blocks to grip to show they had every intention of battling man well neuer put a stop to this attack. but it remained a physical affair throughout neither team giving ground easily. biron appeared to go up in the 18th minute. only to have the goal disallowed by video assistant referee for offside. leroy's sign a had a great chance but rattled the crossbar and the 1st half and it scoreless but by and got on the right side of the v.a.r. in the 2nd half benjamin kovach banging the ball in and assistant referee immediately called it offside but with the match on the line video replay over ruled the goal was good off the usual commish cross one nil by and that's how it staged by intern our club world champions and winners of a historic sex couple. up next on news it is to the point of my colleagu

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starting with novelist lena gora which like most jews in germany today she emigrated here from the former soviet union we met up with her in york. munich a city filled with majestic school has and barrage inches and it's here in the middle of the bavarian capital where you'll find the jewish center the jewish community is one of the largest in germany this is because of the arrival of course of refugees immigrant jews from former charity trace of the soviet union who following its breakup grew allowed to settle in germany. russia live in a relic moved with the family in 1992 it was only after immigration that the then 11 year old was confronted with jewish traditions for the 1st time. it's me as my it was here that i learned early stains that belong to jewish general knowledge like it's not true should to. exist in dodge land the land germany the land of the perpetrators wasn't an ideal destination for the family yet the prospect of a better life convinced the relics to make the move from their home in some petersburg to bavaria but the subject of origins would become a central theme filin a good relic. and 23 she published her 1st nov

today's challenges from a position of strength but in the speech at the munich security conference was aimed at reassuring allies germany's chancellor applauds his actions down so far. it's a lot of this year the prospects for multi-lateralism are a lot better than what they used to be and that has a lot to do with joe biden being the new president of the united states in his speech he announced that his administration has taken steps and we have seen that this is not just empty words but that they are taking action they return to the paris climate agreement the world health organization the human right councils and the readiness to reinvigorate the iran nuclear deal these are important steps towards more multilateral cooperation i can only support him in what he said it's up to the democratic countries to do this not just to talk about freedom and values but to deliver results the u.n. investigation has reportedly found a prominent ally for president trump erik prince violated an arms embargo in libya the new york times says it's obtained the confidential report wealthy nations have pledged to pour more money into the un