he has joined a campaign to raise public awareness about dangers of neo-naziism. he travels the country and talks about his experiences. >> translator: other members intimidated me when i tried to leave the group. in the end, they even threatened to kill me. i will continue to tell young people that there is a way to stay away from evil. that is the mission that i've been given for having committed crimes. >> reporter: germany has done its best to confront its nazi past head on, but neo-nazis are still winning followers among the disaffected. now it's up to everyone from regular citizens to government officials to make sure that the ghost of naziism does not rise up and haunt the country again. ivo tuchel, nhk world, berlin. >>> all around the world wind turbines are turning and churning out energy. but most systems have a major drawback. when the wind dies, so does the power. a japanese company is offering a solution with its new invention. >> translator: wind power was a theme at this trade show in tokyo. some 170 exhibitors, mainly from asia and europe, showed

way in which naziism tried to limit the sphere the churches.is accused of abusing the pulpit. and, as a result of that he was taken and of course he was found guilty. that was forgone conclusion. and then put in the a concentration camp and he actually was able to live beyond that, and died in 1984. but the point is that, what you had was a statement there that said that church needs to stay in its sphere. it was germanys understanding of the two spheres of church and state. and just like hitler tried to keep the church confine in very same way aclu wants us to be confined in our corner. one of the things i see want to say on this show we become not become discouraged we not become angry. that we not think to ourselves ling in difficult time.we're you look history christian church, and what you discover is that christian church has always been under persecution. there have always been those that stood against christians. let's talk a little bit about the role of law in the formation of nazi germany and how allowed enabled some of the things to

effort, especially the western allies, the united states and united kingdom, had great duty, to beat naziism, an evil thing to be defeated, but never allow ourselves to get away with thinking because that was the overriding concern, everything else that we did was okay, that we can't inspect our own activities, and the idea of indiscriminant bombing of civilian populations, that we did night after night, week after week, month after month; year after year, i think it does require investigation. the same with the at tom bombing of jay -- japan. we didn't do ourselves any favors. we have to learn the lessons from it, ask ourselves hard questions. the ends don't justify every mean, and so we've got to be ready to confront our past and make use of what we learn from it for the future. >> host: booktv viewers want to contact you, is there a website? >> guest: yes, if they were to look at the new college of the humanities, that's the college of which i'm there, and they will get hold of me through there. >> host: "cheers, america," how an englishman loved to learn america, mr. webb, when were you

didn't know what this meant and here in germany a country which experienced firsthand the horrors of naziism right wing extremist groups springing up right now attention in germany is focused on the murder trial of better shopper know as the nazi right she's accused of being part of a national socialist terrorist cell and claimed to have murdered him a good seen one policewoman to thousands after nine hundred forty five are told about what happened in the war on the holocaust of course but some held on to those ideas when the wall came down we saw last rise in right wing groups that grew into today's neo nazis as well as and t. fascist organizations members of germany's mainstream right wing party the n.p. d. sis that their policies are the only way to tackle the current problems facing the country then view as if we as german taxpayers have to save the entire europe we are going to go to broke we have to admit that some european nations cannot be saved and focus on those that can't. it seems as long as europe's finances continue to languish in the red more and more people are seeking answer

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union in paris erupting from a balcony above the rally that already turned violent they demanded naziism be sex terminated no it's not first encounter between france's far right and feminine activists back in november clashes broke out between them and an anti-gay marriage protest. thousands protested in cities across israel against proposed measures due to be debated early next week the plan maps tax hikes and welfare cuts aimed at saving the government more than five billion dollars the middle class is likely to be hard hit by the finance ministers proposals despite his election campaign promises to support them. all job repays announced it's pulling some workers from its operations now in libya over mounting security concerns in the country according to the company following british foreign office advice the u.k. and the us have also withdrawn non-essential diplomatic staff over the last couple of days it comes as two police stations formed in benghazi. violent clashes erupted in bangladesh this week when thousands of hardline extremists took to the city streets around the country pla

we see it with radical islam, we saw it with naziism and communism and terrorism. and why can't people acknowledge that simple truth? >> the only way you will prevail over an enemy, and that is an enemy, radical islamism. call is what it is, label it, and be willing to engage i had logically against those thoughts. people think of the war on terror as more of korea or world war ii but it's more like the cold war. it won't be won with bullets alone. it will mean engaging their space and reduce the people of people that are recruited. reduce the number of dollars going into this training people to go out and kill innocent men, women and children. that's what has to be done but we aren't even in that battle we aren't even occupying that space. >> we will continue with donald rumsfeld. how you feet the press. your press conferences were classic entertainment i think there is a lesson to be learned here. and also the case for capitalism you make inside the oval office, and we will tackle benghazi, the irs and of the current scandals as we continue with donald rumsfeld,