for this the nazis punished them harshly. on the sleeve my parents lived and loved their lives when there was the only thing they had. and in their time their behavior was different while outstanding because they swam against the tide the. big names told me forms and. born in one thousand nine. hundred and youth in berlin in the one nine hundred twenty s. she went to high school and continued on to study business times were turbulent anyone who could find work in the weimar republic could consider themselves lucky. done as. student. then my mother became a receptionist cyclical i got through that filter her terril work in the doctor's office and for one doctor she assisted during operations and took x. rays. was off she was always interested in doing a thorough job. you know. if i haven't typed it was unclear was also the time of the major economic crisis i think and she found a course in natural sciences and went to night school stuff or and. oh there she met young people her age who were unemployed before she liked them. an

several barracks made the headlines soldiers had held parties singing notorious nazi chants and nazimemorabilia was also found hidden in the officers mess german defense minister ursula funder line took a hard stance and vowed to break with key military traditions and those new regulations they come into effect today. it was a scandal that last year rocked the german armed forces to soldiers were allegedly planning to assassinate senior politicians and then direct the blame to asylum seekers among the possible targets were former german president you are him i'm now foreign minister high command officials also found their mark memorabilia and all this brought to the fore a much wider problem the extent of far right sentiments in the military and their glorification by some soldiers of germany's nazi past as a result german defense minister announced comprehensive reforms i didn't but i must have a broader reform process within the bundeswehr itself which we have to work on together from a create a generalized consultant to minister minister among the changes renaming army barracks ho

in the arts as a nazi and said they could recognise not nazis or nazi opponents from thais you could recognise them from the back by their haircut and posture as of course short trips but in conversation words came up that were different they recognise each other by words and gestures they were codes and courts ones as can. our shields of boys and had been working in the intelligence division of the russian air ministry since one nine hundred thirty four yet he had been opposing the nazis ever since they seized power as the publisher of a left leaning liberal magazine he was detained by s.s. thugs in april one nine hundred thirty three and had to look on as a jewish friend and colleague was murdered. after that he outwardly went along with the dictatorship he believed that capitalism's days were numbered and turning to the east and communism together with his wife libertas he remained loyal to the resistance sought by the gestapo as there was a capella or red orchestra they developed an underground organization. the so-called war took up. wasn't the type of organization people long m

i am not here that matthew is greek orthodox fascist and eric at the time was neo-nazi skinhead. so a little bit apprehensive about this because it is in tennessee and everyone is a little bit nuts. we get to this field and there is no one there. like it is a really hot day and there's no one there and we can hear the riding mower in the distance. and then we walked up this oblong triangle field and we see a figure working on wood or something. and he comes walking over, this big, burly man. he has this really like "after words" looks like the worst santa claus you can imagine. he has a stick, filthy, bushy beard and tobacco juice and it's all like -- he comes over to me and he takes my hand like this and then he says kiggy like this. i explained who i am and what he's doing and he is just looking at me giving me a stink eye. and as we are talking he is going what are you doing here? and i said i'm a journalist from norway and i want to find out about you guys and hope to have a good weekend and all that kind of stuff. [laughter] and he is very distrustful but he keeps talking. h

just back you'll tell as high above in one thousand nine hundred thirty seven the nazis established bythe concentration camp here prisoners from all over europe went through this gate with a cynical inscription you didn't assign it to each his own if you look closely you may think the font looks a little bit balls but how can that be. the answer is in the museum it describes the inhumane conditions in brooklyn but consideration cab and provides big. to him stories like that off he was a designer and architect of the ball school and a communist he was one of the first prisoners at pool invite they had to build the concentration camp france alice was given the job of making the sign for the gate he chose a boat house type face even though balls was criticized by the nazis for being degenerate and was forbidden but he put it right under their noses. fifty six thousand people were murdered by the nazis here on at us back but france italy survived later he worked as an architect in what was then east germany. in general from up here you have a great view of the weimar countryside and back t

right next door is the goal for them which was built by the nazis as a demonstration of their problem. the need snitched against who fairly and monday proximity isn't a coincidence and spunk hunted a has placed her building that to confront the gulf war was due to school board it's all in the height of the building is also aligned with that of the gulf or an annoying pause museums are about the same height with the skull form the side it's a very self-confident position with the plot sealing pieces that the nazis worked on forcing about house out of town so in a sense will return with great self-confidence. doesn't cause and said it was time . it takes a lot of imagination to picture the bright sure rooms that will be here when the balls museum opens in april two thousand and nineteen for the first time there will be enough space to present the treasures of the fly him up both collection to a white audience. but it's the last one the bauhaus had to levi my old home has had the opportunity to choose items from the bauhaus workshops on how to knit he chose one hundred sixty eight object

and the neo nazis lost ground and you can style. but at school some still voice extremist sentiment. yeah we hear these cliches because coren is out and when we try to speak up against it i get labeled too but we keep on trying. are you scared. i'm not. using music in the battle against the far right. the us comes to a pastor would like to see colleagues and other parishes get more involved. the door shut and perseverance is the most important thing and staying true to one's ideas but if you notice you're scared you should step back a bit until you find friends and allies again for an infant right there takes playing has many friends and you ask him star and she knows she can count on them in her battle against right wing extremists and. clumsier mr densher area it's. got a real clique in cape town post stuff that. fits all fences are to protect the housing estates the kind of christie carter for the impudent pieces. back. without stopping. to go at it for the next d.w. . arts twenty one special. because my dear the song talks with

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soviet red army soldiers celebrated at the feet of nazi, germany. together allied generals, eisenhower, montgomery and the soviets zukoff toured the vanquished third reich. >> the nazis began the bombing. the allies finished it. >> victory wasn't always certain. five years earlier, hitler was at the height of his power. after the success of its blitzkrieg against poland in 1939, hitler turned against france, holland and belgium. he ruled the european continent. >> what they have done is they have integrated that air power. that luftwafa into a team. the team that characterizes blitzkrieg. >> the author of numerous books on the front in world war ii. hitler tried to bring britain to its knees but prime minister winston churchill stood tough. >> we shall fight in the fields and streets. we shall never surrender. >> 1500 miles away stallen waited for hitler to invade the country. describe for us the relationship that the soviets had with the fascists in germany. >> stalin understood hitler's ultimate aim. >> published in 1927, hitler wrote when we spea

fifty six thousand people were murdered by the nazis here on at us but france italy survived later heworked as an architect in what was then east germany. in general from up here you have a great view of the weimar countryside and back there lies the small town of if you're a ball you should go there. the now. looks the village of god of order now a district divine. there are many churches and tearing and this one became almost won't famous. that was thanks to the bow house artist lionel finding. he often cycled through the countryside and painted on churches especially the one and. there's a small exhibition in the site where you can learn more about this german american artist emotionalized the church in a total of thirteen paintings which is why it's often simply called the finding a church. there's another reason to visit the hoarder. the not fat house a studio and home made of wood which the architect and norfolk have built for himself and his family in one nine hundred twenty nine. it was thirteen percent cheaper than a brick house and it took a man three days to build a shell.

and neo-nazis and far right nationalists.to do this the aging student radicals didn't have to-- they just change color. they took the left-wing concept from the past and dress it up in ecological garb we see today. instead of a catastrophic vision of capitalism instead of the socialist utopia come instead of the factory, the cult of the forest. instead of the color red, the color green. i wish i had written that. in fact it was written by a liberal intellectual and a brilliant effort published in the new republic in 2001. the german student radicals of 1968 had been motivated by anti-nazism. looking for nazis hiding under every bed and every cupboard becoming so twisted they ended up doing the state of israel as a crypto state. as berman summarized the situation i have set out to fight nazis under democratic guys is only took ended up in a left-wing guys. "green tyranny" takes it one step further. not only do the new right chair the nationalism of the stand up and bracing for nazis green ideology, red and green makes brown. r

and lost more than twenty five million people by comparing our country to nazi germany. did it goes beyond the common sense and we do not think british war which are around us including those of the arctic cornwallis which share this opinion on the heels of boris johnson's comments the russian embassy in the u.k. also posted this photo in a controversial moment the british football team was ordered by british authorities to give a nazi salute before a friendly match with germany way back in one nine hundred thirty eight the ratcheting up of animosity towards russia this last week seem to be making its way into british schools now too and this is a jerk and it takes a look next an educational project likely to be reinforcing hostility. what's better than helping the young to try to maneuver the ever tricky world of global current affairs. of the day is an online news service that is used by one in three u.k. schools teachers and librarians from subscribing schools user articles and activities across all subjects for lessons homework research. here's one handed to tory and

a village near frankfurt has been thrust into the spotlight after it decided to retain a nazi symbol. of course a couple of people don't like. having the ceiling to know that there's a clock with. story like this. and this bell has been here for some time and now someone wants to get rid of it as a side of this bell didn't do anyone harm i think there are more terrible things to pay attention to. just coming up to twenty past three here in moscow will have more news to be just off the bat. well blogs tell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. to stop the predator tell you that every gossip and public lifestyle for years. doesn't tell you on the cool enough to buy their products. all the hawks that we all love walking. with manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room sit. really. really. slow again the bully in authorities have circulated a brochure among kindergarten stuff that focuses on issues including transgender identity and same

a small village near frankfurt is being thrust into the spotlight after it decided to retain a nazi symbol. i think. because couple of people don't like. having the ceiling to know that there's a cloak with. a big story like this. yeah yeah and this bell has been here for some time and now someone wants to get rid of it as a side of this bell didn't do anyone harm i think there are more terrible things to pay attention to. the south african parliament has voted in favor of new legislation that could see land ceased from white farmers under those plans white farmers will be stripped of their land with no compensation although this runs against the constitution which would have to be amended here's what the man behind the initiative had to say about it. the time for reconciliation is over now is the time for justice we must ensure that we restore the dignity of our people without compensating the criminals who stole our land julius malema is something of a controversial figure in south africa he's been convicted of hate speech and back in twenty six sixteen he said he was not calling

that's when shultz poisoned at the idea of writing a short text and titled permanent exhibition the nazi paradise for hunger lies the gestapo for how much longer the food. and someone found a printer and they made about a thousand of them. in one sunday evening that talked it over again that. someone who had worked on it discussed and weighed up whether it was the right thing to do or if it were too dangerous it's called ms office and even the older one said we're not touching that. but then they decided to go ahead when shultz poison came and said we'll always go in pairs and if we don't do it today and we're not going to do much of anything anymore i think sees it as a home. and it will be. so in the end they decided to do it the group posted the flyers all over berlin in mid may nine hundred forty two schulz of boys and had since been promoted to first lieutenant. he was still transmitting radio warnings about secret maneuvers in the east. the gestapo long search for who was behind it but they weren't able to track them down . until july nine hundred forty two when a soviet secret ser

during the nazi period was based in berlin scholars and. pressured by gerbils the company soon fired his jewish employees. who first best talents had to leave producer palmer. actor fritz caught. the directors billy wilder. and robert c. old mag. actress elizabeth bag now. actor peter lorie. actor could get around and they were. cleage and they are already softening up and this is just the beginning those idiots from the german national people's party. girls boarded up in for shans for a good price now he was in charge and could restructure the ship as he pleased clinch could only stand by and watch actors materials scripts and dialogues the propaganda minister and film enthusiastic now ruled all of this personally. the board didn't appreciate this micromanagement it's already as a threat to its business especially abroad. the view of the vice chamber of film that the production and sales of films can be ordered from above continues to fill us with serious concern for the development of our business. gerbils was involved in writing the scri

is, at no time did smear,ywhere in the nazi and their allies, at no time sphere,s jet -- nazi and their allies, at no time were jews just sitting around waiting to see what would happen next. there was a tiny window in which they could navigate. then, from the perspective of both jews and people who were working with them on the ground, isll, i do think that there room for the word rescue, because these were rescue efforts. let me stop there. >> based on your scholarship and these examples, and the current about yourm curious views of bringing immigrants based on family unification versus merit based immigration. >> so, the british cherry picked. the british engaged in merit based immigration during the freud was permitted 50enter england, and european jews were permitted by the british medical association to sit for qualifying exams. there were particular areas that ,he british wanted to develop and they allowed jews in who could fill those national plants. plans. , and i readorian that record, and i feel very bitter.- better -- i fail to see, from my point of , why, first of all, the

held assets of countries that the nazis were invading. and so, they set up an administrative agency called the and so, they set up an administrative agency called the office of foreign funds control, following the issuance of an executive order that prohibited financial transactions related to countries that germany occupied. the treasury department back then required financial institutions to freeze those assets, to ensure that these funds didn't fall into nazi hands. they were able to sieze and freeze billions of dollars, including in a number of dramatic ways. this was the predecessor agency to what we now know as the office of foreign assets control, or ofac. the treasury department didn't stop there. in 1943, after learning that jewish children were in hiding in nazi occupied europe, that same group of professionals resolved to find a way to use their authorities to help save those jewish children. they were asked by the world jewish congress to issue a license to authorize that funds be made available to help jewish children escape

and the neo nazis lost ground in new york in style. but at school some still voice extremist sentiment. now we hear these cliches because koran is out and when we try to speak up against it i get labeled too but we keep on trying. are you scared. i'm not. using music in the battle against the far right. the us the mr pastor would like to see colleagues in other parishes get more involved. perseverance is the most important thing and staying true to one's ideas but if you notice you're scared you should step back a bit until you find friends and allies again for new before right there takes playing has many friends and you are. and she knows she can count on them in her battle against right wing extremism. louise at full speed. anyway china. but always on the move. mostly today and to the future. drive it on t.w. . how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really earl

so this will be the second time a woman wro kept a diary about nazis. referring to ann frank. >> the on person who walks around with a shirt on more than chelsea handler is vladimir putin. how marginalized must a person be to come up with great lines comparing hope hicks about someone write being nazis. when a person resorts to that is because they have got nothing. chelsea handler shows she has got nothing. judge jeanine: we have jim comey this week. i call him what the fbi called him, a lot of guys behind his back, they called him cardinal comey because he was so much holier than thou. he says loweredy, this time there will be a fate, audio book almost finished. referring the fact the conversation with the president was or wasn't taped. >> will it in the fiction section of the book stores or non-fiction section or in the cnn fake news section. but james comey is a leaker. i'm surprised he had to write a book. why didn't he have his friend at the "new york times" write it for him since he already supplied most of of the information. here is a person sw

and the neo nazis lost ground and you are can style. but at school some still voice extremist sentiment. yeah we hear these cliches because koran is out and when we try to speak up against it we get labeled too but we keep on trying. are you scared. of i'm not. using music in the battle against the far right. the us from star past would like to see colleagues and other parishes get more involved. door shut and perseverance is the most important thing and staying true to one's ideas but if you notice you're scared you should step back a bit until you find friends and allies again or knew beforehand what their takes playing has many friends and you are. and she knows she can count on them in her battle against right wing extremism. fifty kitchens one city common area to our own berlin general mark series is a very simple recipe but it's well made it's likely to have list the international tissues ships are stronger the recipes for cooking the dishes to join the list to kitchen is one city liberal mix next d.w. . series sportiness since he

million people by comparing our country to nazi germany. did he goes beyond the common sense and we do not think british war which are around us including those of the arctic cold wars which share this opinion. in the russian embassy in the u.k. also posted this photo following the comments by boris johnson in a controversial moment the english football team was ordered by the british authorities to give a nazi salute before a friendly match with germany in one thousand thirty eight salvi it outlets boycotted the turning. the blame game has expanded into areas won't. generally be political point scoring i want to see a church in the house more now on an educational project than the partly reinforces the negative rhetoric that's being thrown oppression what's better than helping the young to try to maneuver the ever tricky world of global current affairs. of the day is an online news service that is used by one in three u.k. schools teach as much variance from the schools use around schools and activities across all subjects for lessons home

in the so you eventful history of the city today we take a closer look at the dark chapter of the nazi era we're talking about the project manya the land was to be redesigned under this name and turned into the world capital money and makes clear how pronounced the megalomania of out of hitler really was the porch it was already on paper but only a small part was actually built with a help of a model you can get an idea of the nazis crazy ideas and see would have looked like if they had succeeded. many of berlin's landmarks are imposing structures but if i don't hitler had succeeded in building his world capital get money or they would have been to work by even more monumental buildings. the ultimate expression of his fantasies was to be an enormous dome and people's hall reaching some three hundred meters high. the good name was essentially to impose the dictator stamp on the city. on the mantle structures built to hitler's personal taste were planned for the capital of a greater germanic or for the whole. guises. one way to get a concrete impression of these vision a vision and crime

we object to anyone calling auschwitz and the other camps polish camps when they were nazi germany's keps that is a very fair criticism i would agree with that but then when they said well of course there were a few poles that were bad just as there were a few jews to a bat that is preposterous that is a lot what it was is a prevalent and the senate is in all segments of polish society the for the second world war during the second world war and after the second world war yes it was a polish righteous risto lives to save jews we honor them every day you know that doesn't mean you the right history. rabbi here we want to talk more with your unfortunately we're out of time but we certainly appreciate you sharing your time and valuable insights into this new law that has taken place has taken effect today in poland rabbi marvin here joining us tonight from los angeles thank you you thank . and here's a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you u.s. president has announced punitive on imports of steel and aluminum the production has moved in immediate threat from europe to

and who lost more than twenty five million people by compere e o. a country to nazi germany. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world former french president nicolas sarkozy has hit out at allegations that he illegally accepted funding from the late libyan dictator moammar gadhafi sarkozy says that there was no physical evidence of wrongdoing he was placed under formal investigation on wednesday for allegedly accepting millions from gadhafi for his two thousand and seven election campaign belgium has observed a minute of silence to mark the second anniversary of the bombings that left thirty four people dead belgian prime minister sean michel laid a wreath at a memorial in brussels airport where two suicide bombers struck is similar ceremony took place at a metro station where a third attacker set off explosives and syrian state television is reporting that more than two hundred people have been evacuated from the rebel held town of iraq in eastern guta a deal allowing them passage to government territory was announced after weeks of bomb

boulevard was laid out earlier and brought in by the nazis. even have the two parts of the move farther apart. with about eight hundred street lights designed by he wanted to be sure his creation was cast in the proper light. the victory column was also extended and moved originally it stood in front of the reichstag but the nazis intended to use the space as a central parade ground. the people's hall would have stood here between the rights and today's central rail station it would have ceded. one hundred fifty thousand people. digging vertigo shift the history in the present is a major topic in berlin and there's an exhibition is intended to make a small contribution to it but later on a stroll through town or visiting from elsewhere by revealing some of the many facets that aren't always that apparent. during world war two much of berlin was reduced to rubble. and the megalomaniac dreams of their money a project were destroyed along with it. and tomorrow we'll take a trip back in time to the german spy museum the people we're about to meet

is it the seventh nazi about its grip pal case. first we have to remember the starting point is the you know words of president putin that russia has nothing to do with this accident. the first blaming came from politicians just a couple of hours after the accident. and now what we see we see words of experts and experts of organization for four or four. p.c. w. . that say that the preliminary examining of this agent will take about three weeks . is it contradictory yes it is. france was struck by terrorism again on friday when our gunmen hijacked a car and took hostages at a supermarket in a small southern town three people died that day while a fourth succumbed to his injuries on saturday the attacker had pledged allegiance to islamic state he was shot dead by special forces. beige revision the movie tradition i went shopping with my wife and sister in law after some time we heard an explosion well several. i saw a man lying on the floor and another person who was very agitated was there with a handgun in one hand and a knife in

nazis came a marching the people stood far. there was trouble all right but the fascists were wrong to and had to call off the mark. racial tension was already simmering in the long hot summer of one thousand nine hundred fifty eight here on friday august the twenty ninth outside lots of more road underground station the spark was lit. three days of war infamously became known as the notting hill race riots over the long weekend hundreds of white youth rampaged around this area carrying weapons brandishing racist slogans the daily mail and it's an image of old style joined in asking should we let them keep coming in. today notting hill is expensive one of britain's most exclusive on cliffs here the rich the famous and the fashionable live eat and shop. at the time of the notting hill race riots it couldn't have been more different this area was one of grimy crumbling tournaments owned by slum landlord charging the rock rents. the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously

and lost more than twenty five million people by comparing our country to nazi germany. did he goes beyond the common sense and we do not think british war veterans including those of the arctic cold voice which share this opinion after that condemnation from the russian ambassador the russian embassy in the u.k. posted this photo it shows the england football team giving the nazi salute before a friendly match with germany in nineteen thirty eight. the anti russia campaign is even making its way into british schools as artie's i was told he had heard about reports. what's better than helping the young to try to maneuver the ever tricky world of global current affairs. of the day is an online news service that is used by one in three u.k. schools teachers much variance from subscribing schools use around schools and activities across all subjects for lessons homework research. here's one handed to tory and provided by the service to help educate the young and broaden their horizons talks of putin on mission to poison west ouch and among questions to discuss is putin euro

on fire because he was a communist sympathizer whatever the excuse was and things burned out of the nazi party capitalized on that fear but out that same time in that era of history they also did there of him and dependent investigation and so geno it looks a lot more like the nazis secretly set this fire blamed it on the for you know on the graft on the political foreign threat and then that gave them enough fear kind of the you know fear power. fear credit in the populace to basically take ever over it take away everyone's rights and really assume power and take over germany and not sure of their constitution which really what it did was prove not the idea that you can. have a fake attack or something that weren't. doing you know an attack and make it look like someone else is doing it that is something that absolutely politically goes on top of course i mean that well that's that's a part of military procedure that's not something that we kind of you know push that idea of thinking into like the corners of conspiracy theory or conspiracy people and. but it actually is a outright milit

the decree makes it clear that nazi era memorabilia has no place in the modern buddhists there.and i have is this i think that's why it's valid to place the more than sixty year old rich history of the bundeswehr in the center of all collective memory it will become essential for reference for our tradition. it's a history we can be proud of i'm going. to demonstrate this modernization the bundeswehr renamed one of its barracks from a world war one german general to that of a fallen german soldier in afghanistan. joining me now is a political correspondent kate brady hike first of all give us a little context to this story because this renewal of traditional constitutes tradition in the german bundestag the german military it's really been a long time coming but there have been a couple of catalysts over the past couple of years after those scandals when there were discoveries of some nazi memorabilia and some barracks reports of nazi songs being sung at posties and then you also had the case of the soldier franco who allegedly planned to assassinate two prominent german politic

nazis came a marching the people stood for. there was trouble all right but the fascists were wrong to and had to call off the mark. racial tension was already simmering in the long hot summer of one thousand nine hundred fifty eight here on friday august the twenty ninth outside lots of more road underground station the spark was lit. three days of war infamously became known as the notting hill race riots over the long weekend hundreds of white youth rampaged around this area carrying weapons brandishing racist slogans the daily mail and it's an image to build style joined in asking should we let them keep coming in. today notting hill is expensive one of britain's most exclusive on cliffs here the rich the famous and the fashionable live eat and shop. at the time of the notting hill race riots it couldn't have been more different this area was one of grimy crumbling tenements owned by slum landlord charging the rock rents. council cochrane the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hi

in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the final scene is played out the nazis hated the institution a no they managed to get it closed down. in spite of efforts to continue and revive it the bone house was damaged but the myth lived on and spread around the world often misunderstood and reduced to a single design style. no reconstructed in ponce it's been used creatively one small even this fragment give some idea of the fascination exhibited by the bauhaus before wolves were wrecked and between everyday life. and i have reach on those. boundaries here what a mood of light hearted place. the boho slingsby not just museum pieces but an idea which even today points ahead to the future. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful so far the political fallout from catalonia is independent feed shows no sign of being contained my guess this week here in brussels is famous foreign minister alfonso das face how has his government failed to prevent the country's worst food is arguably its most predictable political crisis in decades with the full scope of the next on the list. in m

the rights of the radicals from 1968 is motivated by anti-nazis.looking hiding under every bed becoming so twisted they ended up seeing the state of israel as summarized in the situation only to have ended up they take the analysis one step further not only do they share the irrationality but they ended up embracing the ideology red and green makes brown and here we come to one that cannot be sugarcoated the people on the wrong side of the cold war came out on top. they hope to turn back peacefullyo to try to prevent them from capturing the threat posed and as the president put it pacifism is in the west and the missiles are in the east. the deployment of the missile's advocate within the circle of doctor batiste, not to the west with loyal to ourselves and they argued for what they called nonviolent social defense against the nazi occupation in the second world war and they have done so successfully after they had been crushed in other words whe i object to the premeditated surrender. to say that there was a gift to the kremlin would be understati