second world war of course the united states and the soviet union were allies in the battle against nazi germany. but as soviet dictator josef stalin wryly observed that the war leaders conference in 1943, quote-unquote, the best friendships are those found it on misunderstandings. and no doubtin misunderstandings between stalin and fdr were profoundta and he contributed enormously to the friendship over those years. fdr believed or needed desperately to believe that the soviets after the war would effectively contain themselves, and stalin for his part believed that the americans would go home

the second world war, the united states and the soviet union were allies in the battle against nazi germany. , but as soviet dictator joseph stalin rightly observed at the conference in 1943, the best friendships are those founded on misunderstandings. no doubt, misunderstandings between stalin and fdr were profound and contributed immensely to their friendship over the years. fdr believed or needed desperately to believe that the soviets would effectively contain themselves and stalin, for his part believed that

he compares china's actions to nazi germany. some people. may think it's unfair to compare tenure to nazi germany but the current system in turn really close to turn her parents or. the sacred produce one party rule under total control of sanity and internets are going to turn and becomes more aggressive. and now he says china is trying to exert back control on top american institutions when there was a christian scholar at the house working on school. forcing righted by an american bar association to write a book to discuss tennis legal system political system. society through my own experience. but a month later. the bar association abruptly scrapped the deal publicly the a.b.a. says it didn't think the book would sell but received an e-mail from the group offering a different explanation. the reason it gave me an email. that i want to anger attending is a comment when he said that to you what did you think. i think it's. been a terrific clears in china because of my. activities i was banned from teaching. i was despondent i was no kid and

in memory of the victory over nazi germany in the second world war. i. the grove of honor contains the marble busts of those who spent their holidays here as children and lost their lives in war. in nazi propaganda crimea was idealised as an inch and germanic region that it once been conquered in settled by the goths. since off and on the here has had to push what we have here is a typical mix of military strategy considerations economic expectations and something transcendental ie symbolic as in we were here once before and now we have to take it back. but what we have also discovered is that many of the vast soldiers who were in crimea experience it as a fascinating place of us and that's one of. the palaces and stately residences remained unscathed in the battles for crimea. the last german troops left the peninsula in may nine hundred forty four crimea was liberated. only a few months later the region was in the headlines when in february one thousand nine hundred five the yotta conference was held at the live audio palace the summer residence of the

art of street and portrait photography died decades ago but his work still resonates fine lad nazi germany for paris in the early one nine hundred thirty s. and later moved to new york where he led for the rest of his life now the museum of friends and drawings here in berlin is commemorating him by displaying a selection of more than thirty of his original prints. really brandt. and hannah aren't all post force camera many portraits of albert einstein are well known but to the stay photographer fred stein remains largely unknown his son peter hopes to change that he's brought stein's photos to his birthplace traced and i'm just really thrilled about this exhibition is in place and it's. really my father is coming home to waste as the son of a rabbi fred stein fled the nazis to paris in one nine hundred thirty three there as an unemployed lawyer he began taking photos with his wedding present i like a camera he took it with him everywhere capturing street scenes from paris and later after fleeing again in new york. but up until his death in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven stein never

jews by the nazis the president salva israel i'm told that the annual march of the living at nazi germany's most notorious death camp actually it's the vicious there was tension. on material smaller steps aside at the top of volkswagen inside the herberts and diesel takes over the world's biggest carmaker restructures its matters worse in the wake of the diesel cheating scandal. i'm still got welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says decisions will be made fairly soon about how to respond to the suspected poison gas attack in syria fears of a confrontation between the west and syria's main ally russia have been growing since he said on wednesday that missiles will become it is what he said today. we're looking very very seriously very closely at that whole situation and. we'll see what happens folks we'll see what happens it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that but you know as i said this morning we've done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated isis but now we have to make some further decisions so they'll be made fairly soon thank you all

remembrance day minister netanyahu attended the ceremony to remember the millions of jews murdered by nazi germany during world war two further ceremonies will be held at the site of auschwitz and poland later today. and the u.s. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has told american lawmakers that the regulation of social media is inevitable those comments came as he testified for a second and final day before a congressional panel but the c.e.o. failed to directly answer how he would move to better protect facebook users for a second day mark zuckerberg faced the cameras and sat through hours of questioning from u.s. lawmakers. accused of compromising the private data of tens of millions of facebook users he repeated his apology from a day earlier. it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for fake news foreign interference in elections and hate speech as well as developers and data privacy it was my mistake and i'm sorry. zuckerberg gave repeated assurances that he would allocate more facebook staff to help improve data protection b

it was just fourteen at the time his parents had fled nazi germany and come to palestine in the early one nine hundred thirty s. for him it was a moment to state it was of the clear ration at the television museum at the time. rock side of the boulevard in tel aviv and everybody listened to the collaboration and then we were all members of a youth movement of. we broke out into the streets than singing and then sing and singing all night long. celebrations broke out after the radio broadcast in the was another fourteen year old who was also listening to ben-gurion state curation palestinian sophie macaca she lived with her family in jerusalem where her father ran a photography studio their reaction was very different. my father was upset and they were just clean air hearing the news to know what going to happen and if it took very short time that they just. traveling the people feeling the people so we had to leave not because we couldn't stay in our. devices quickly escalated after the declaration of independence a military alliance of our country started a war against a new state of

himself as the benevolent wonderful man that actually shielded disabled children from the horrors of nazi germany disabled children to their death. this information was readily available but nobody really connected the dots. and it is part ofa connected the dots. and it is part of a wider project to find out how many doctors collaborated with nazi germany and particularly the euthanasia programme with with alfie lesbos red bit plan called operation before. and within that about 300,000 people across the third reich were murdered. —— and let's plan. some people questioned said we rename this condition was of the national autistic society in the uk have said people who have asperger‘s syndrome do like they are tainted by this. —— should not feel like they are tainted. stay with us on 0utside source. still to come: we will take a look at climbing season in nepal, mount everest is seeing a gender shift, with more women than ever before, climbing the mountain. the government says it is now looking into the case of 232 members of the so—called windrush generation, who say they have been threatened with

it was just fourteen at the time his parents had fled nazi germany and come to palestine in the early one nine hundred thirty s. for him it was a moment to stay there was the vehicle ration at the tele v.v. museum at the time. rock side of the boulevard in tel aviv and everybody listened to the collaboration and then we were all members of a youth movement of. we broke out into the streets than sing and then sing and singing all night long. deliberation spoke out after the radio broadcast in the in another fourteen year old was also listening to ben-gurion state curation palestinian sophie macaca she lived with her family in jerusalem where her father ran a photo kofi studio their reaction was very different. my father was upset and they were just clean air hearing the news to know what's going to happen and if it took a very short time that they'd just. traveling the people feeling the people so we had to leave not because we couldn't stay in our home. the violence quickly escalated after the declaration of independence a military alliance of arab countries started a war against a ne

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they remember the 6 million murdered by nazi germany.re were commemorations at auschwitz, the site of the most notorious death cap. the polish legislation about the holocaust has caused controversy, so there was some tension. reporter: a march in memory of the victims of nazi terror. at the front the president of poland and israel. more than 10,000 people including youth groups from around the world have come to auschwitz. the route leads to the death camp. the young people visited the camp to -- to familiarize themselves with the horrible details of what took place. >> it is very sad to stand here knowing my great-grandmother student died here as well as my great-grandfather. an indescribable feeling. >> survivors accompany the groups and rount their dramatic experiences. and what her mother and brother-in-law were healed -- killed here. >> have to remember what happened, and this is like the biggest cemetery in the world of the jewish people. reporter: the dispute between poland and israel over the so-called holocaust law is causing un

alarmed by what he sees happening in nazi germany, pius the xi dploers pacelli to be his eyes and earsthe ground. >> hitler and the pope pius the 12th are in at the same time. he is reporting back to roam about what's going o >> pie us xi and pacelli had a unique relationship. pacelli was really really critical in helping to steer much of the major decision that is pius xi made. pius xi asked pacelli to become his secretary of state. and so pacelli becomes the second most powerful man in the government of the church. >>> as facism explodes over europe. catholics become enemies of the state. >> the thing about catholics in particular, catholics had a relationship, a devotion to something outside of government. >> there is going to be conflict over the status of catholic youth groups and whether the youth groups ought to be brought up the umbrella of facist organizations. >> there are some catholic bishops who were beaten. who had their homes and their offices ran sacked. >> the church of course to be able to operate has to be physically secure. >> the vatican is faced with an extraordin

occupiers the war some ghetto uprising was the largest single revolt by jews during world war two nazi germany clear that she was quarter of the city with brutal force thousands were killed and anyone who survived was taken to a concentration camp several hundred children were smuggled out of the ghetto by the polish resistance and survived all reporter that two of them in warsaw joining us over let's get peace was four years old when she was rescued from the warsaw ghetto she was saved by polish resistance fighters it will be years before she discovered how lucky she'd been. this is me. this is her earliest photo taken after the occupation of jewish parents had her smuggled out of the ghetto something she no longer remembers. my father was called greenspan and my mother's part. of this was how did you discover what had happened to you. i found family members in israel. after i first heard the old family names i wrote to an israeli newspaper and that's how i found an uncle. one day prior to the ghetto uprising peace was brought to a polish resistance fighter here in warsaw a woman who found ad

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nazi germany cleared the jewish quarter of the city with brutal force. thousands were killed, and anyone who survived was taken to a concentration camp. several hundred children were smuggled out of the ghetto by the polish resistance and survived. our reporter met two of them in warsaw. reporter: joanna sobolewska-pyz was four years old when she was rescued from the warsaw ghetto. she was saved by polish resistance fighters. it would be years before she discovered how lucky she'd been. joanna: this is me. reporter: this is her earliest photo, taken after the occupation. her jewish parents had her smuggled out of the ghetto, something she no longer remembers. joanna: my father was called grunspan, and my mother, silberbart. reporter: how did you discover what had happened to you? joanna: i found family members in israel. after i first heard the old family names, i wrote to an israeli newspaper, and that's how i found an uncle. reporter: one day prior to the ghetto uprising, sobolewska-pyz was brought to a polish resistance fighter here in warsaw, a woman

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marking holocaust remembrance day when they remember the six million jews across europe murdered by nazi germany the presidents of israel and poland led commemorations at auschwitz the site of the nazis most notorious death camp recent polish legislation about the holocaust has caused controversy so there was some tension. a march in memory of the victims of nazi terror at the fronts the presidents of poland and israel more than ten thousand people including youth groups from around the world have come to auschwitz the route leads to the death camp birkenau earlier the young people visited the camp to familiarize themselves with the horrible details of what took place. it's very sad to stand here knowing that my great grandmother stood and died here as well as my great grandfather an indescribable feeling. survivor's accompany the groups and recount their traumatic experiences edward most burgs mother and brother in law were killed here yeah they do have to remember what happened. in the war people for the dispute between poland and israel over the so-called holocaust law is causing uncertainty

remembrance day by minister netanyahu attending a ceremony to remember the millions of jews killed by nazi germany during world war two further ceremonies will also be held at the site of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland later today. we're tearing down to get only where there's a last ditch bit underway to form a new government for that country an inconclusive election last month saw a surge in support for right wing and anti establishment parties but they are refusing to work together for now and least and if there's no breakthrough the country may have to resort to new elections. contentious politics in rome are as old as the piazza navona billed nearly two thousand years ago the visual splendor of this popular square gives no hint of italy's latest political crisis. more than a month after the country's parliament three elections there's still no new government. behind me a lot today quickly nala the presidential palace where currently the leaders of the three strongest parties a negotiating over italy's future but the search for a new government has rarely been more difficult there a

of external influence throughout its history so the soviet union influenced us before that the nazi germanyinfluenced us and before dan allstream plans that so hungary has have a very strict very strong tie to the notion of sovereignty so whenever someone mentions that there is some sort of external influence in hungary employed six it's always very strong it's it resonates very strongly with a large number of voters so that's how you or by use these n.g.o.s and cherish personally he had tax them as being external influences in hungary employed x. amount did external influence is why the opposition is trying to say that these n.g.o.s are very important to off l'arche in liberal democracy so there is doubt wary of campaign based on the n.g.o.s right now here. i mean how much of the german election was affected by immigration and merkel's decision to welcome nearly a million refugees and asylum seekers. since the greek crisis was replaced by the so-called refugee crisis although it's not really fair to put the blame on people in need and make them a crisis if it's as if it is a natural catast

alarmed by what he sees happening in nazi germany, he implores bocelli to be his eyes and ears on the ground. >> hitler is in munich and the future of pope pius is in munich at the same time. he sees hitler is seizing power and he's reporting back to rome about what is going on. >> pius xi and bocelli had a very unique relationship. bocelli was critical in helping steer much of the decisions pius xi made. pius xi asked bocelli to become his secretary of state. he becomes effectively the second most powerful man in the government of the church. >> as fascism explodes all over europe, catholics become enemies of the state. >> the thing about catholics in particular, catholics had a relationship, a devotion to something outside of the government. >> there's going to be conflilkt over the status of catholic youth groups and whether these youth groups ought to be brought under the umbrella of fascist organizations. >> there are some catholic bishops who were beaten. who had their homes and their offices ransacked. >> the church, of koerls, to be able to operate has to be physically secure.

day plans to binyamin netanyahu attended a ceremony to remember the six million jews murdered by nazi germany during the second world war for the ceremonies would also be held at the site of the schmidt's death camp in poland later today. the human rights group amnesty international says the number of reported disher executions around the world fell during two thousand and seventeen but the group warns that the true number of people put to death is not known some countries treat execution numbers as a state secret china for example but many others carry out executions in full view of the public. iran responsible for carrying out its more than half of the world's known executions last year that's according to amnesty international's latest figures in dozens of those cases that meant public execution in iran drug trafficking and blasphemy are among those crimes punishable by death. at least five people were executed in iran for acts committed when they were still under eighteen . just four countries responsible for eighty four percent of all recorded executions last year iran saudi arabia iraq

of the palestinians and their land activists marion ingram said it was her experience fleeing nazi germany motivated her to come to the protest i am here because i oppose oppression against any human being and being a holocaust survivor i especially. could protest israelis occupation of palestinian with israeli officials refusing to change open fire orders and more demonstrations planned in the upcoming weeks this bloody scenario may play out again and again in washington dan cohen r.t. . joins us now to talk a little bit more in-depth about that story it's interesting what has been the response over the of this photojournalist yasser mataji. have we heard anything from like the committee to protect journalism freedom the press foundation has anyone spoken out about this already you know i mean we have seen statements from the major press foundations they did condemn israel's killing of tajoura but he was actually not even the only photo journalist the only journalist who was targeted mohammad was a new and another photojournalist was targeted he was shot in the hand i mean there's you kno

world war two being reduced to the whole of costs horrible as it was the entire war was terrible nazi germany or the fact is that what happened happened to european jews and not the state of israel the state of israel as far as i know does not speak for every jew in this world no matter what it likes to proclaim it does not so criticize and putting pressure on the state of israel has nothing to do with with being jewish that's my point i think this is this is highly important if i can and because these touches. a wound here in germany because very often we speak about israel and then we move to the discussion regarding countries and it isn't germany it is not the same topic people who are pro israeli who goes israeli flags and get into arguments on billion streets because of that's one thing people getting attacked because they have a keeper on their head that's a different thing and i think it's it's you point it has to be discussed it's not you know you can't separate both that easily but it's we have to bear in mind when you speak about and to some it is in europe you know a nutshell from

it claims to kerman lies folks attribute of crimes committed by nazi germany holocaust to either the carter state or the polish nation and the problem is that. the definition of what constitutes the parlors nation is very hard to find and secondly. a current argue that it shouldn't be for prostitutes particular because in part of prosecutions are not answerable to government ministers to be able to decide what is false and most. of the problem. really going to be watching live pictures as a speaking at the senate to the head between israel and put in last month to diffuse the tensions in this any kind of impact. we've had signals from coming out of the polish government that they want to backtrack to the polish president has said that he's concerned the elements the more unconstitutional that's right you curious because the. same person and find the more and find that into more than so it seems that there is a bit of a problem the government will have to backtrack lightly but at the same time they've made this more a question of national on a will to do that is very hard to climb dow