and increasingly the nazi party from the right. they called for parliament and political parties to be abolished. thing but i don't think i've done. everything right you but i know. that. i'm. going to be i'm. today the f.d.a. is trying to claim the mantle of savior. they see the government and other political parties as enemies of the people. the i part time traditional political parties are trapped in their multicultural republican make tricks and musty outdated cowardly good even trying to debug this concept of invaded. dear friends the chancellor wants to create a fait accompli before she resigns david in both she wants to make the great replacement irreversible don't ask me what her motives are for some reason she has something against the german people and have the address skiing the starter for. this i want to create a different country a country without immigrant families a country without a liberal culture and a cosmopolitan a globalised economy that essentially talking about a form of national socialism is not so 9 total d

munich was the center of the national socialism this is where the nazi party was founded. here we have a photo from 1903 a few years after the party was found that it was the party leader by that and it was here that he gave them to righty became more and more popular because here he speaking to 1800 people in munich's burger boy be a whole those beer halls which are still popular today offered hitler a forum and audience for his speeches. it's where he spoke to the masses and spread his racist and anti-semitic ideology. he didn't mention how does munich deal with all this today the fact that this is where it started and before that in the stuff in the meantime i mean it takes a very critical approach this house is financed by the city of munich but the fact that munich was the birthplace of the city that gave rise to the nazi party is a topic that wasn't talked about for a long time with. this documentation center has played a key role in breaking that silence it is situated on the very place where what was known as the brown house once stood that was the party headquarte

and they said that the nazi party alone had the right to rule germany and the right to destroy the party's. ♪ their rise to power was based on fraud, deceit, intimidation and coercion. culminating finally in terror. and flame. into that flame went the democratic constitution and the freedom of the german people. for the fires set by the nazis exte extended. hans, a witness who held a high portion in the berlin police administration, tells of his investigation of a fire. >> to speak briefly and to state the facts, first of all, we ascertained that quite generally, hitler had stated the wish for a large scale propaganda campaign. they took on the job of making the necessary proposals and they thought of setting this on fire. a group of ten reliable men was made ready. they were informed about every detail of the plan. it was expected and he gave his assurances he would do so, that the police would be instructed while still suffering from shock to take up a false trail. >> ugs tsing the fire as a pret for seizing fire, the nazi conspirators lost no time in peari i tearing germany away from a

. >> the nazi party lay out the red carpet for edward and wallace. curtsied to her and they treated her royally. >> by 1937, hitler has an appalling reputation for physical persecution, the violence of the nazi party, and anti-semitism is rife in that country. the fact that edward is kwith hitler's regime. >> it is a massive propaganda coup for the nazi regime. >> this causes a lot of panic back in london. you have got the loose canon duke of windsor meeting with hitler himself. >> there is a great deal of outrage at edward's trip to germany. "the new york times" chastens edward for allowing himself to be used as a pawn. >> edward didn't really sympathize with the nazis. but he wanted to upstage his brother and be a figure of international importance. so george was really, very angry. >> less than two years after edward's visit, hitler's army invades poland. >> poland, september 1939. begins its ruthless march of conquest and sets the stage for world war ii. >> britain and germany are now at war. the king addresses an apprehensive nation. >> there ma

hitler's favorite guy for a long time, the head of the german air force and so forth, his role in the nazi party was very significant. because it was the nazi spate, there were many spying organizations, many of which were spying on everybody else in germany. office, that is a nothing,e that means the research office was specifically set up to keep an eye on everybody else that need and i keeping on them in case they were going to conspire against taylor on the nazi party and so forth -- against hitler and the nazi party and so forth. is supposed to keep tabs or find out what is going on, and he is offering this to the have not even heard of the operation. a code breaking operation as well as internal spying, and it is so closely intertwined in the thinking and military decisions that schmidt has got almost perfect knowledge strategic's intentions, and he's able over the years to share this with french intelligence. let me give you some examples. warfarerf where -- development. this is a new science in the 1930's. he is closely associated with all of the documents and strategic meetings and deci

writing or almost a nazi party is over the party leadership clearly stated that the frugal is not the majority in the party and it will not be this is an excellent sign for the members because a lot of people were not willing to accept any more to be under the under the appearance dominance of the because they're very loud and they're very. loud and we have acceptance of the german voters we have 3073 percent which say they would never vote for f.t. this is not acceptable and b. needs to shift to an end to a normal right to be in the middle middle center right wing party what's the church if i television is that's what's going to happen then it was going to happen to members of the flugel and like for mr for example i mean are they just going to disappear or are they going to be integrated into the a.f.d. we have to see what's going to happen but the 1st thing that it's a clear signal outside and inside the party that we will not accept the dominance of fluted anymore it was never real but it was dominant in the media and this was bad for 50 in the public and this will we will not acc

disturbed were you by the recent revelations that the founding father of the festival had links to the nazi partyot of people who had important positions in nazi germany carried on having positions. but, of course, i think you might already have read that we will do an... we have commissioned an institute for history to do an expertise on alfred bauer, so that we might better understand what his role has been and how that might have affected his first years at the berlinale. without knowing anything, exactly, it's quite difficult tojudge this situation. berlin might be 70 years old and well established, but it still has to struggle to stay relevant in a season where the oscars and a looming cannes film festival can steal the limelight. for 70 years it has survived by showing great international cinema, a tradition it has kept right up to the present day, providing the german capital with a film showcase of which it can be justly proud. when it comes to european cities forming a backdrop to great cinema, paris comes to mind, with whole films devoted to its charms, but berlin has had a powerful pre

india is now controlled by supremacists, rss ideology with strong historic link to the nazi party andter of india was a member of the rss. what step is the prime minister taking to call out the discriminatory practice at the heart of the indian government? the honourable lady makes a very powerful point. we are in constant contact with the government and i mentioned in my statement we do have concerns of the impact of what the caa legislation can have, particularly with muslims and she is right to raise at. in cited more violence in delhi based on a person brings back painful memories, as a religious minority, of the 1984 genocide of the sikhs, while i was standing out there in india. mr speaker, we must learn by history, not be full by those an insidious aim is to divide society, hell bent on killing and destroying religious places, all in the name of religion. so i asked the minister at what message has he given his indian counterparts but persecution of indian muslims, many of whom has been peacefully protesting against the citizenship and then amendment act is utterly intolerable

but can you please explain what germany was like prior to the rise of the nazi party? meaning was it considered an advanced country economically, culturally? was there a constitution, a representative government? >> thank you, congresswoman, for the question. yes, germany was considered an advanced country. it was a democracy, although a very young democracy. it had been in existence for just over ten years at the time that the nazis rose to power, and as i mentioned earlier, they rose to power as part of a democratic process. nonetheless, that did not inoculate that society from the dangers of naziism. however, i do want to emphasize that the holocaust was not a tsunami. it was not something that once it started there was no way for it to stop. i actually would like to say something that may be surprising to people. i feel a great deal of inspiration in the history of the holocaust. not in the horrors of it, but in the places where things went in a different direction. the holocaust was not implemented uniformly. by studying it, not in broad n generalities of good and

the american nazi party did .it is to elicit a response from us that then will allow them to attack. because they want to paint themselves as the victim which is why they hide behind free speech, which is why they hide behind the constitution and patriotism because those things are hard to attack . even a good argument is like, how do you knock somebody's patriotism? it's not patriotism. theyare the least patriotic people. they want to destroy democracy, they are antigovernment, anti-law-enforcement, they are anti-our values . so somebody like me is easy to spot when they tried to waive an american flag and say we want to protect the confederate monuments. that's not what they're doing. they go there because it's controversial and they'll be able to identify people who are not white nationalists but are supporting what they're doing to recruit so they want to be the victims and they like to antagonize. and sometimes we fall into that trap and what i think we need to do is weneed to be vocal . we need to be visible

after all, adolf hitler and the nazi party in germany had an effective propaganda machine.ble to consolidate power by limiting new information over new media. so did joseph stalin and the soviet union. these concerns about the manipulative power of new media and even old media, motion pictures in particular, were really at the core of a lot of anti-communist investigations. particularly the ones that featured the motion picture industry in 1947. the central question that was debated in the halls of congress as a variety of actors and studio executives came to washington dc to testify about their political activity, was, were they using entertainment, where they using their celebrity, for undemocratic purposes? one anti-communist film critic told the house committee of un- american activities that clamor is appealing. the communists have made shrewd and excellent use of it for their purposes. they are trying to bedazzle audiences with celebrities. this is a question that pervaded national politics. is entertainment media? motion pictures and this new media, television, that

after all adolph hitler and the nazi party in germany had a very effective propaganda machine.ere able to consolidate power by limiting information over new medias. so too did joseph stalin in the soviet union. and so these concerns about the manipulative power of the new media and even old media, motion pictures in particular, were really at the core of a lot of anti-communist investigations particularly the ones that featured the motion picture industry in 1947. the central question that was debated in the halls of congress as a variety of actors came to testify about their political activity was were they using entertainment, were they using their celebrity for un-democratic purposes. quote, glamour is appealing, the communists have made shrewd in excellent use of it for their purpose. they are trying to bedazzle audiences with celebrity. and so this is a question that pervaded national politics. is entertainment media, motion pictures and this new media of television that people weren't quite sure what to do with, is this going to undermine democracy? does it focus more att

fears that a party was tied to neo-nazi could do well are proving unfounded. far right and people's party won just over 8% of the vote there. >>> next here, the u.s. is expanding travel restrictions as the country reports its first coronavirus death. >>> also, why the family of a woman jailed in an iranian prison is demanding she get tested for the coronavirus. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. you're watching cnn newsroom live from atlanta. i'm flatally allen. turkey said it will not stop refugees headed to europe. greek police fired tear gas and migrants threw rocks. turkey says it cannot handle more refugee amid the latest fighting. >>> a surge in coronavirus cases in south korea. bringing the total there past 3,700. 18 people have died from the virus. the country has the largest concentration of cases outside of mainland china. >>> officials have confirmed the first death from the coronavirus inside the united states. the patient was a man from washington state in his 50s with under lying health conditions. it's not clear how

has seen them rising in the polls and slammed by their rivals party which tolerates far right extremists and let's call a spade a spade nazis and monitoring. the a.f.d. is a racist and nationalist a military state party. party which is openly nationalist they are against foreigners and they have members who are close to being fascists the cochairman of the even appealed to all journalists and politicians to tone down their rhetoric against the party after a rise in the number of violent incidents. whenever a car set on fire or the apartment or house of. attacked you can be sure this is an attack against. they tried to they tried to bully not only us but also people of whom. you know who are letting their apartments to members of the in a democracy you have to. come to terms even with members of parties which you do not support it's not just politicians from controversial parties that are facing up to the prospect of attack in germany 2019 so well over a 1000 politically motivated attacks on politicians with a recent poll of as in the country saying a large number of them had be insulted assaulted or simply threatened with q

fish for. 4 years the ship served as a holiday vessel for the nazi organization craft which floyd strength through joy party members would relax on its decks as a cruise the mediterranean or the north sea. now it was supposed to transport evacuated refugees and soldiers westwards thousands of people were crammed together on board as it set sail and this overloading proved fatal. to avoid running aground in shallow waters the captain set course far out into the. baltic sea with the soviet navy was also up racing. the ship was detected until peta by a soviet submarine. at least 9300 people died in the sinking. siblings kind of legally it was not a war crime at all because the ghost law for the sailing without lights in a conflict zone man was armed and carrying soldiers as well so in a sense if you look at the laws of war the attack on the ghost life was legal. whether it's not legitimate is another question and you know you can decide for yourself blood for. on the other side of the globe the war was continuing on a base it the u.s. navy was cruising off the strategically important japanese island of jima ab

and finally, this was an emphatic rejection of the far—right people's party led by the former neo—naziaks turned out in droves to reject their manifesto. in fact, they may end up ending with fewer seats, not more. britain is being battered by more heavy rainfall and strong winds as storm jorge makes its way across the country. many areas already hit by severe flooding are taking the brunt once again. olivia richwald reports from east yorkshire. residents in the village of east cowick were rescued by canoe today as efforts to alleviate flooding in east yorkshire moved into their fifth day. we thought we would wait, because this is totally unprecedented and then, at god knows what time of the morning, bang, bang, bang, we heard, you've got to get out. so, here we are. residents sandbagged their homes and environment agency pumps tried to prevent more homes from being inundated. it has been the wettest february since records began. pictures filmed on a drone show flooding up to the roof of kevin and catherine laurieman‘s bungalow in the town of snaith. it has just been heartbreaking. we a

and finally, this was an emphatic rejection of the far—right people's party led by the former neo—naziion but liberal slovaks turned out in droves to reject their manifesto. in fact, they may end up ending with fewer seats, not more. the king of malaysia has sworn in muhyiddin yassin as the country's eighth prime minister. the 72 year—old held the post of interior minister in the previous government. his appointment comes after a week of political turmoil triggered by the resignation of the 93—year—old incumbent, mahathir mohamad. one of britain's most senior civil servants, sir philip rutnam, has resigned, after what he's called a "vicious and orchestrated" campaign against him. he says he's suing the british government for constructive dismissal. sir philip's resignation comes after persistent reports of a rift between him and the home secretary, priti patel. our political editor, laura kuenssberg reports. you're not meant to have heard of him. permanent secretaries are the backroom bosses of the government machine. but this rainy saturday morning became a personal and a public storm

nazis show up. a hard drinking, hard partying crowd that has come here for a series of hate rock concerts. s over several weekends. to celebrate the white race. >> i'm a nazi, yes. no socialist. nazi. yes. >> keith has joined the concert tour dedicating his summer to vagabond between shows to see as many shows as he can. >> home sweet home. >> he isn't the only one watching the performers. a special unit of the german police is on site. they're monitoring the band's lyrics to see if they veer into hate speech. nazi slogans like heil hitler are off limits but most other things fly. to keep the fights to a minimum, the police take what precautions they can. >> i think they're trying to take our beer. i feel like i haven't had enough to drink yet. >> but keith hasn't just come for the german lager. he is using the fields to trade ideas with fellow white natio l nationalis nationalists. >> i try to veer away from the racism as much as possible. i do think an ethnically based decision making process but it doesn't necessarily negatively impact other cultures. because i would consider myself to b

and finally, this was an emphatic rejection of the far right people's party led by the former neo—nazi out in d roves but liberals turned out in droves to but liberals turned out in d roves to reject but liberals turned out in droves to reject their ma nifesto. droves to reject their manifesto. in fact, they may end up ending with fewer seats, not more. rob cameron there. the king of malaysia has sworn in muhyiddin yassin as the country's eighth prime minister. mr muhyiddin, who's 72, previously held the post of interior minister in the previous government. his appointment comes after a week of political turmoil triggered by the resignation of the 93—year—old incumbent, mahathir mohamad. the french prime minister says a proposed law to reform pensions will be pushed through parliament by decree that giving mpsa parliament by decree that giving mps a vote. emmanuel macron's attempts to radically overhaul france's pension system has resulted in months of strikes and protests. 0pposition deputies had sought to block the bill's passage through the national assembly by tabling or than 40,00

party is led by. who has been accused of using the rhetoric of germany's nazi past. in sports as 2nd footballer from its of his domestic league syria has tested positive for the coronavirus but no load gobby ideally from some doro some doria is also said to have a slight fever his club is following isolation procedures the news comes a day after you events as reported that defended daniela to god he tested positive he is reported not to be showing any symptoms as a precaution events as will have to spend 2 weeks in quarantine meaning they will not now face a next champions league opponents on the 17th of march old syria are gabe's and i suspect that until the 3rd of april. the pandemics also looming large over this summer's olympic games in tokyo with the games less than 4 months away there are concerns that it could be canceled or postponed despite the uncertainty and then pick flame set off a fortune upon from greece today but without the usual crowds. the torch lighting ceremony at the site of the original olympics in ancient greece went ahead as planned. but inst

partners its prospective partners have 47 but with the outside support of the nazi palestinian israeli joint list group of parties and other 15 seats they could have a majority of recommendations to benny gantz to be prime minister in a minority government of $62.00 and that is the play that benny gantz is trying to make now the president region rivlin has again appealed for a year government between billy could and blue and white but the same problems still persist that blue and white does not want to see benjamin netanyahu faces trial on not to step in teams in 3 separate corruption cases maintain his position as prime minister even in a rotational deal in which he would go 1st netanyahu has always insisted that he must go 1st in any such deal at least that was the case after the 2nd election and that would logically still persists now what is changing though is whether benny gantz actually has the numbers for such a minority government will all of the 16 tell us in israeli seats and vote for him in a recommendation to the president on sunday and house more critically we now have an announcement from one of the

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country's far right alternative for germany party under surveillance that which is led by your hitter who has been accused of using rhetoric from germany's nazi past . an exhibition at london's national gallery has reunited a series of paintings by the venetian master titian for the 1st time in 4 centuries the 6 works depicts scenes from mythology they were commissioned by spain's philip the 2nd in the 16th century before being dispersed throughout europe. as return now to the corona virus story and fears that the pandemic could affect this summer's olympic games in tokyo with a game scheduled to start in less than 4 months there are concerns that it might have to be canceled or postponed despite the uncertainty the olympic flame did leave greece for japan today but without the usual crowds of spectators it's. the torch lighting ceremony at the site of the original olympics in ancient greece went ahead as planned. but instead of thousands of spectators only a small crowd of officials and invited guests witnessed the torches departure for japan safe journey back to the history trouble c.t.o. for kiel. but it's not certain exactly how hospitabl

parties led by. who has been accused of using a rhetoric from germany's nazi past. the u.s. military has repatriated what is suspects to be the remains of an airman who were lost in action in central me in modern world war 2 u.s. officials are still searching for some $500.00 service members who are still unaccounted for nearby was a key battleground between the allies in japan. students in chile have clashed with police during anti-government protests the students were taking part in a day of civil disobedience the 2nd anniversary of president sebastian pinera taking office whence they also marked the 30 years since you and of today's dictatorship. the coronavirus pandemic has forced the e.u. commission president to pursue a visit to greece as it were found alive and was due to hold talks about the situation on the land border with turkey where the clashes with police as thousands of migrants attempt to cross into the e.u. . well the holes have been clashes at overcrowded migrant camps on greek islands now up to $100.00 children from those camps are being offered refuge her

far right alternative for germany party under surveillance the group is led by firebrand your own parka who's been accused of using rhetoric harking back to germany's nazi pants. and former movie mogul harvey weinstein has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault the sentence was close to the maximum sturm salt by prosecutors the announcement was greeted with a loud cheers by women outside the new york court. and in football in the champions league holders liverpool have been knocked out of the competition liverpool squandered a 2 goal advantage to lose 32 at home against of that they go madrid elsewhere how the sun should man beat german side dortmund to nail to advance to the quarterfinals. in the bonus league beat cologne by 2 goals to one in the match made history off the pitch because it's the 1st german league clash to be held behind closed doors fans were excluded in an effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus. blinis league of fans have dubbed matches held behind closed doors like this one goes to games but that didn't discourage thousands from gathering outside the stadium and gladbach to peek through the cracks insi

alternative for germany party under surveillance that wing of the party is led by firebrand ok he has been accused of using rhetoric from germany's nazi past and european commission president was enough on the line has postponed a visit to greece because of a coronavirus pandemic she was due to hold talks about the situation on the border with turkey where there have been clashes with police as thousands of migrants attempt to cross into the european union. well there have also been clashes that overcrowded migrant to camps on greek islands now as many as 100 children from those camps are being offered refuge in berlin the children have been chosen because they are ill unaccompanied or younger than 14 years old more now and how the german capital is preparing for the young arrivals. thousands of refugees among the many children all stuck in makeshift camps in greece clothing and food are in short supply and nobody knows what will become of these people. the city government here in berlin says it wants to welcome 2000 of them. we need the national government to help make this happen but it has categorically refused to help these people

party under surveillance. that wing is led by a person who has been accused of using rhetoric from germany's nazi pastst.hthe coronavirus pandememic has forced the eu commission president to postpone a visit to greece. she was do to hold talks about the situation on the land border between greece and turury, where there have been crashes with police. ththousands of f migrants h have attempted to cross the border and into the eu. there have also been clashes at overcrowded migrant caps on greek islands. now up to 100 children from those camps are being offered refuge in berlin. they have been chosen because they are ill and have no parents or because they are less than 14 years old. here is more now on how the german capital is prereparing fr ththe new childrdren. >> thousands of refugees, among the many children, stuck in mamakeshift t camps in greece. clothing and food are in short supply, and nobody knows what will bececome of these people. this city government here in berlin says it wants to welcome 2000 of them. >> we need the national government to make this happen. for months have been standing idl