nicholas: oatmeal. bill: why did i buy this? nicholas: i got too much dry food, bruh. clifford: i don't know why you put it in order if you gonna stuff it back in the stuff sack. nicholas: just checking. clifford: it's going to go back out of order. [music playing] bill: open the door, please. >> that's how you do it. >> you're welcome, you're welcome. nicholas: you're welcome. you're welcome. bill: now, let's go to an interesting conversation. tomorrow is father's day. and part of my job, actually, at wilderness works is to combat fatherlessness. you know, when i was a kid, i was very lucky because i had pat and ed mickler. when they we having trouble having children, they went to an orphanage and adopted me in 1958. but they are not my parents. and i never knew my father or my mother, right. ahmani, eight ars without a father, ok. you go and visit him at prison. and then he calls you on the phone. he calls me. and he sends letrs, right? what does that mean to you? ahmani: like, because he does all that stuff, and i get to see him, it's almost like he has been there e

nicholas: everything for andrew rested on this ruling ended it has gone against him.-page ruling in the case of giuffre, plaintiff and prince andrew, defendant, the judge's conclusion was straightforward. the defendant's motion to disms the complaint is denied in all respes, the judge wrote. the possibility of appealing at this stage appears remote. these are andrew's basic options. he can settle out of court. there would be no admission of liability but he would pay a perhaps substantial sum to virginia giuffre. he can default and there would be a finding against him. finally, he could fight it out in court. he would have to give a deposition under court, rival stories would be tested, the matter would decided in open court. lawyers who have been following the case say none of the options ll be attractive to him. >> andrew has got no good options now. he can't make things better so essentially, he is going to have to either engage in the trial process or he is going to have to settle. that may be his least worst option. nicholas: that it would be up to virginia giuff

s. foreign policy and war. nicholas, thank you for joining us here. our see international. yes. so, as we heard just then from jen saki, she was raising some questions about the legitimacy of the calls from kazakhstan, seeking help from the c. s. your alliance. what do you think a goal was without remark? i think just generally to, ah, you know, to, to make passive general sort of information was to have between us and russia and china. you know, i mean, it makes perfect sense. the context time would ask for some help in this situation . it's a member of the c s t o and you know, i don't see how that could really be any question that it is, the government context on that is asking for help from it's made this year. you know what? i mean, saki also made the point, you know, any actions and cosmetics dawn has to be taken within the context of international humanitarian law, respecting human rights and, and of course, all that should really go without saying, you know, it's, it's a very messy situation. being violence on both sides. ah, and the government has now conceded to us 2 o

well caviar is not among the dishes, you'll find on the menu at nicholas fires. restaurant in the town of chester and north eastern england, when the british chef turned meagan a few years ago. he and his team made a choice to offer their customers a plan based menu. now the chef is getting the star treatment for his culinary excellence and his sustainable business model. i took the nearly 2000 year old city walls of chester is a very modern epicurean experience. pharma alice leads to live as fruit and vegetables straight from the field to nicholas fry as dodd restaurant heifer. what sets his casino part is, it's exclusively b. again. i stopped eating, processed me specialty dairy. i just figured it was something we could transpose. i was the general public as a bit of a unique selling point. rarely. i'm really about the quality of the projects, rosalyn court and things out. his d. my ways, kitchen ames to create less, refuse and recycle the rest. all his projects is free of packaging and organic waste. go straight into the combustor. i then take it back with me and then it goes back o

and the government imposed a curfew. nicholas hack is to monitoring developments for us from duck are in cynical there are celebrations in the capital walker to go and across the country. many saying that president hawk macavoy had it coming. he was seen as weak and inefficient in the face of growing attacks from armed groups linked to iso and al qaeda. and the tipping point happened in november where security forces almost 50 of them died in the region of a nuts. and there was public outcry when it turns out that only with a ill equipped but they had gone weeks without receiving their food rations present . october hawk mccuber was seen as a president that was not equipping the soldiers sent on the frontline without their food rations. and so there were protests across burkina. faso in those protests were clamped down and present rock. michaela made a series of measures dismissing his government several times, most recently dismissing several senior officers. some of them were arrested, allegedly plotting a coup against him. and so it seems now that they, the military are now in char

all right, so this closed loop system and they're highly sustainable cuisine. nicholas and his teeth were a wooded one, green michelin star event. a lot. every new business is, is, is a, is a to 1st years the. but obviously with all was busy and each product it was so nice to get the recognition for the hardware that we pointed out. it's kind of allowed us to push on to that next level. now to try and achieve more hungarian language top to with value the lentils. mushroom results i with elderberries. and to finish as she talk a mushroom with apple and cold robbie rebel odds. i think being a bit of a bad rap. i thought being blonde counterfeit. but i think place like the show that it's not just by it's it can be incredible by come from manchester. normally it's 5 big thing. they're like much terry and weakness. i'm. so i quite got to this sort of branching out new england stars a due to be awarded in britain soon getting a green one is a great start that nicholas on his vague and restaurant aiming for a regular mission star to plenty of food for thought. thank you so much for watching

nicholas hack is monitoring developments from dak ar in senegal. >> there are celebrations across theapital and across the country. many saying that the president had it coming. he was seen as weak and inefficient in the face of growing attacks from armed groups for al-qaeda and aisle. security courses died in the region. there was public outcry when it turns out that not only where they ill-equipped butted that had gone weeks without receiving their food ration. their president was seen as a president that was not equipping the soldiers sent on the front line without their food rations. and so there are protests. and those protests were clamped down. most recently he dismissed several senior officers. some of them were arrested allegedly plot ago coup against him. and so it seems now that they, the military are now in charge of burkina faso. this may be a step back for democracy in a region that has seen three coup, one in guinea, the other in mali. and the other in burkina faso. but for many it's seen scene as a step forward for better secure. more man 1.5 million people have been d

joining us now is nicholas wu, congressional reporter for politico, mr. wu, thanks for being here. congratulations on your reporting on this thus far. >> thank you, rachel. >> so the way that you and mr. cheney described it in your most recent report, you said that you've your uncovered, you obtained records from the national archives that indicate that a fraud investigation was started from the investigators at the national archives. could you tell us what that is, and a put a little more meat on these bones? >> this came as part of the public records that you mentioned earlier that i had failed with the different secretaries of state offices and i came across these emails from an official in the inspector general's office in the national archives who was asking the state officials in arizona about these, you know, sovereign citizen electors, and asking, you know, that they were pursuing this potential fraud and looking for any other kind of misconduct and trying to deconflict from any other state level investigations that might be going on and from the look of the emails basicall

nicholas witchell there. to happen now? —— virginia to ... there there will be a discovery phase, documents — there will be a discovery phase, documents and _ there will be a discovery phase, documents and reports _ there will be a discovery phase, documents and reports from i there will be a discovery phase, documents and reports from both l documents and reports from both sides. it is likely the duke of york will be asked to sit for a deposition, and answer questions in written form, both under oath. the underlying facts of this case will be part of the public record as this litigation goes forward. once discovery is completed, they will then move into the trial phase, but all of this can be avoided if the duke of york decides to pursue a settlement with miss giuffre and if miss giuffre is amenable to a settlement. miss giuffre is amenable to a settlement-— miss giuffre is amenable to a settlement. �* ., , ., settlement. are there any other 0 tions, settlement. are there any other options. are _ settlement.

come on. nicholas hawk has the latest on the situation in became a foster thank q. now russia has rejected accusations that it is plotting to install a pro moscow leader in ukraine. the u. k. is my claims that russia is in contact with former ukrainian politicians as part of plans for an invasion. though it hasn't provided any evidence. britton's foreign ministry says the information it has is that russia is planning to replace the ukranian president volney zalinski with the former ukrainian m. p. given moody of the british foreign secretary lives truss says the you. he will not tolerate what she called a kremlin plot to change the country's government. russia, dismissing the comments, solo is disinformation and accusing britain and nato of deliberately escalating tensions with ukraine. also, jabari following the story from moscow. the u. k. claims of moscow trying to install a pro russian leader in kiev is absolute nonsense, according to the kremlin, and it's aimed at trying to provoke tensions and escalate the situation with kemp. the kremlin has said that these a

nicholas from politico. com has done seminal work on this story from the very beginning, he's here tonight to tell us more about that in just a few minutes. excited to hear about that, we've got a lot to cover tonight that a packed news day everything from the wild swings of the dow jones, to president biden getting caught on a hot night cone operated as an uncomplicated thing. he insulted the reporters intelligence, which is never a nice thing to say someone for sure. it's not like economy calling in the animated people but still. not a nice thing. when are we talking tonight to the now fevered pitch to worry of vladimir putin's gonna launch another war. the u. s. has spent thousands of troops on heightened alert status with potential deployment eastern europe. family members of staff of the embassies in kyiv, and ukraine have been sent home. the u. s. is threatening a whole new set of sanctions that have never been used against russia before. these are sanctions that authoritatively different then compared

nicholas l nada tawfik in new york. nicholas witchell is with me.it looks like a real mess? it no good options. it looks like a real mess?— no good options. it looks like a real mess? ., , ., real mess? it does. today's ruling is a pretty — real mess? it does. today's ruling is a pretty comprehensive - real mess? it does. today's ruling is a pretty comprehensive defeat i real mess? it does. today's ruling l is a pretty comprehensive defeat for andrew. the clock is ticking for him to face this civil lawsuit in the united states, alleging sexual assault, which he denies. but no good options. if he continues, as nada was saying, he will have to give a deposition under oath, he will be cross—examined in britain by virginia giuffre's lawyers. most lawyers, i think, virginia giuffre's lawyers. most lawyers, ithink, will feel that virginia giuffre's lawyers. most lawyers, i think, will feel that he has to seek an out—of—court settlement, but will virginia giuffre accept such a settlement, or does she now want her day in court? and all of this, of course, a

but nicholas wu turned it around and filed the state equivalent of foias. he filed state public records requests with state government officials in all the relevant states asking them what they had handed over to the january 6th investigation. and under state freedom of information laws, state public records laws, bingo.nttaalst nicholas wu at "politico" has been able to find this new avenue into unearthing what the committee is seeing. and what he has turned up, at least as of yet, includes this. look at these documents here. turns out it wasn't just in wisconsin. on the left side of your screen these are the similar forged documents from republicans in michigan purporting to be the electors from the state of t ef michigan, casting their votes for trump, even though michigan voted for biden. on the right side of your screen these are newly unearthed forged documents from republicans in vo arizona, again purporting to be the real electors from the state of arizona, casting their votes for trump, even though in reality trump lost arizona and biden won. now,

but thanks to nicholas was reporting a political, here it is. page one has the official state seal of the state of arizona, and then that repeat throughout document. now the whole thing oddly has a notary stamp on it. the signature is notarized. but it's headlined, the seeding and voting of presidential electors for the general election of 2020. the enclosed seeding and voting election documents. whatever you've got him before, these are the real ones. and we see the headline here again, under the actual state steal from arizona, the certificate of ascertainment of the electors. and then all the rest of the pages are each of those 11 republicans reporting to be electors. each of them, one by one, solemnly at testing and signing their names to this document that says they are the real presidential electors from arizona. and they cast their electoral college votes for donald trump and mike pence. each one of, them individually, signed and notarized under the official seal of the great state of arizona. these documents are forgeries. these people a

nicholas, it's great to see you. in this statementuct the subpoenas chairman benny tale thompson encouraged the individuals to cooperate with their investigation. what have you learned so far? do you think that's going to happen based on your reporting and early indications? >> early indications show that the committee is still waiting to hear back from any of these folks. right after these came out from the wisconsin republicans indicated they might actually cooperate with this investigation here but with the caveat that they saw their acs at the time as consistent with the legal counsel of wisconsin republicans. and this is important because they're trying to put some distance between themselves and what the committee appears to be looking at here, which was whether there was any coordination between these alternate slates of electors and the trump campaign or even the white house. >> and as you point out in your piece for politico michigan secretary of state jocelyn benton expressed concern some of these individua

no, as nicholas hak mentioned, a taxing to iceland. al qaeda have killed thousands and displaced around one and a half 1000000 people. the military has been suffering losses since the violence began in 2016 last december. more than 50 security forces were killed in the north . the continued killing of civilians triggered at demonstrations against the government. military leaders also complained about a lack of equipment and training. in october, president roche cavalry replaced the chiefs of the army and the air force to quell discontent within the military. and earlier this month, a dozen soldiers were arrested on suspicious of conspiring against the government. ah, that's working, i guess, in acro, the capital have gone on a manual, casey and inc, director of research the cope, you know, international peacekeeping training center, in osalla, in sweden. yes. where be allison, senior researcher, of the nordic africa institute, and from casablanca in morocco, adama gate, a journalist, olga, and former director of information eco associa

let's get an update from nicholas hock. nicholas is joining us from the car. so over in burkina, faso nicholas, the country is waking up to the 1st full day off, effectively a new military regime in charge of the country. tell us what you're hearing about the situation on the ground from your sources. so during right now in walk to do in the capital, there's a protest being held in support of this military coup and in support of the new strong man. this new tenant, colonel paul, he that me bay who seems to be the man now in charge of burkina faso still no news of the elected democratically elected president hawk. hey, there was this cryptic tweets that was sent hours before the cooper leaders to, to the national television to announce that they had taken over power. and then there was a hand written note to release to the public where huckman callaway announced that he was resigning from office. there's been international condemnation from the un to the you. and now from the french president emanuel my call, who condemns the military coup and asked for the imm

in the 13th century and as an outstanding example of late romanesque architecture, ah, ah, here nicholas phone alms door was appointed as the 1st german protestant bishop by martin luther in 1542. ah, another cross border world heritage site is the ads could be a good mining region located between germany southeast and the check republics northwest. for more than 800 years. this mining region was an important source of silver or tin, and uranium, ah, ah, the historic hammer mill called ho, now a hama, produced tools for mining and agricultural work until 19 o. 4. after it was closed, it became germany's 1st museum for smithereens. the next destination on this special edition of check in is the city of alex book in bavaria. ah, it's located at the convergence of the alpine rivers of less and very tough here. people learned to make use of water resources a long time ago. 3 an elaborate canal system supplied the city with drinking and service water. this led to an economic boom. ah . ringback there are numerous fountains and canals in the cities old town. ah, the waterworks at the red gate

nicholas witchell, bbc news.rms, what happens next? essentially, this case moves forward. there is a long shot that his team could appeal, but that would require the judge's his team could appeal, but that would require thejudge's permission and that is not looking promising at all, given this 46 page decision. now, even if an appeal is made, the discovery process will move forward as scheduled with deadlines this summer. and that is the stage where each side has to disclose a wealth of information and documents. we already know from virginia giuffre's lawyers that they have demanded prince andrew's medical records after he alleged that her claims are false because he is unable to sweat. claims he made in a jaw—dropping newsnight interview. and it is worth noting that if he does fight this case, he will face questioning from ms giuffre's loya david moyes, considered one of the greatest trial lawyers in america. so while prince andrew has always denied the allegations, he now has legal decisions to make. —— daivd

they keiser, i mean he met all the criteria for a temporary exemption. nicholas wood, is there legal counsel? he stating that any conclusion that jock of it's breached on this particular determination is incorrect. he's also noted the anger from they'd tame by and are not the evening. and that tell them are in a port when junk of it was denied access to his representative. they by see sign any evidence of this. a temporary exemption at was provided before boarding at plane and on arrival. there also noted that on january 1st, they received correspondence from the home affairs department signed that had bit those requirements for quarantine, for a travel into australia and of accused these trying government. and that defense team of having basically described as, as art, up poor city of evidence as to what grounds they had to cancel that based on the government. they case extension to the case. and their argument is that the department's email was not an assurance. that's a joke of it hadn't exemption and that the overriding powers still sit with the home affairs minister who made tha

their case, they're lying at the arguments that he met all the criteria for temporary exemption . nicholas wood is their legal council. he stating that any conclusion, the joke of each breached the determination, is simply incorrect. and now they've also presented evidence showing correspondence that was received on january the 1st from the home of phase department, stating that he had met the requirements for quarantine at free arrival into australia so that they have a keys to the stride and government in their case this morning in the federal court in melbourne, the accused the government of having a lack of evidence to cancel his visa a chris tron who's representing the state and federal government in the home affairs department. he is just about to start or resume his case in the court this afternoon or monday, the defense this it is saying that to the e mail that was see some high masses. it didn't to wasn't an assurance that jock of it could enter australia and at the end of the day it's the home affairs minister. it's her cool. and i had the cancellation policy to revoke that visa.

let's get an update now with nicholas hall. he is following developments from duck are in senegal. nicholas come all, i mean we can still hear gunfire as we speak in the capital. burkina faso eye witnesses. i have tried to approach one of the military counts. the count go gown were met with warning shots, so people don't are not allowed to approach the vicinity of some of these camps. we're talking about free for made camps. 2 of them in the cap, 3 of them in the capital one, just outside in tie up. now, what's keen, what's essential to know here these military camp are key in securing the capital. and it seems that the gunfire erupted at the exact same time in all 4 of these camps. so despite the government statement saying that this is not a coo, perhaps it is a mutiny. no one really knows. but there was a pre planned coordinated efforts to try to, to try to state some sort of event inside these military camps. so the gunfire is still located inside those camps. we hear that the head of the military will address the nation in

barbara nicholas huck with that analysis for us alive indicator nicholas for the moment. thank you. aah! nato is putting its forces on standby and bringing in more ships and fighter jets to reinforce eastern europe in anticipation of a russian invasion of ukraine. nato secretary general yan stop hamburg said that given the build up of an estimated 100000 russian troops near ukraine's border, the alliance is prepared to take all necessary measures to protect and defend all allies. european foreign minister is meeting in brussels, demanded russia, diffuse tensions, or face was described as massive consequences and severe costs. but russia has remained that defy and continuing to deny it has plans to invade and accusing nato and the you are fueling hysteria and ask it, escalating tensions. a kremlin spokesman accused the west of releasing information that was laced with lies. natasha. butler begins our coverage as western powers step on diplomatic efforts to diffuse tensions with moscow over ukraine. european union, foreign ministers, met in brussels. of the talks joined by the u. s. s

with me to share their reporting, cnn's dana bash, politico's nicholas wu and npr's alisha rasco.t the alaska race. we'll be in alaska helping lisa murkowski. that's the one place the former president and i have a disagreement. he calls it the one place. but to the point manu was just making, if -- if mcconnell is successful, and he can get governor ducey in the arizona race, and if he is successful and he can get governor hogan, former governor hogan in the maryland race, especially in the case of doug ducey, that's one of trump's hand grenade states, if you will. he thinks governor ducey was supposed to help him cheat in arizona and he didn't. mcconnell wants to be hohum. mostly on the same page as donald trump but that's going to be sorely tested. >> they're very much connected, john. my understanding in talking to republican sources is that a big reason if not the big reason, governor ducey isn't already in the senate race is because he understands the incoming he would get undoubtedly from former president donald trump because, as you said, ducey daned to stand up for the tru

the thanks to nicholas wu's reporting at politico, here it is. page one the state seal of the state of arizona and it repeats throughout the document. the thing has a notary stamp on it. but it's headlined the seating and voting of electors for the general election for 2020, the electors documents amend the previously submitted documents. whenever you have gotten before, these are the real ones. and you see the headline under the actual state seal from arizona, the certificate of ascertainment of the electors. and then all the rest of the pages are each of those 11 republicans purporting to be electors, each of them one by one solemnly attesting an signing their names to that document that says they are the real presidential electors from arizona and cast their electoral college votes for donald trump and mike pence. each one individually signed and notarized under the official seal of the great state of arizona. these documents are forgeries. these people are not the real electors. both in michigan and in arizona, just like we saw in wisconsin.

and the earth was not the center of the universe from bulk in poland, in around 1514 nicholas, copernicus was a cannon at the cathedral there as well as a high ranking government official. he was also a lawyer, physician, and mathematician, as well as an economist who wrote a highly regarded work on the theory of money. but his real passion was astronomy. his astronomical observations and calculations contradicted the generally accepted muddle originally posited by the ancient scholar claudius ptolemy. namely that the earth was at the center of the solar system. this geocentric world view was essential teaching of the church. copernicus believed the son was at the center of the solar system. but even though he spent 30 years working on his theory, he kept quiet about it. his friends and confidence, including some high ranking clerics, tried to persuade him to publish his work, but without success. coupon nicholas had it in the pad, it was announced, copernicus was scared of publishing his theory because he was afraid he would make himself a laughing stock was shown. did you build an educa

hill, we're joined by jake sherman of punchbowl news and msnbc political contributor along with nicholas leigh ann, let me start with you. these documents that have now been turned over to the january 6th committee, tell us what we've learned because there is some more clarity on a big question that was out there, what did they actually want? what did they think was in these documents? we still don't know for sure, but lay it out. >> reporter: no, it's 700 pages worth of documents that the committee has received less than two days after the supreme court cleared the way for the january 6th select committee to get these documents. we have a little bit of insight into what the committee wanted from these documents. they laid this out in appeals court and specifically and some of the things that they detailed include press secretary talking points on allegations of voter fraud, election security and the 2020 election. presidential activity calendars related handwritten notes relating to january 6th. a draft text of trump's january 6th speech at the save america march. so these are just the

but all he sent me back on saturday to try to apply pressure on him. sammy and nicholas. we had the 1st speech by the maybe they didn't wait. how is that going down? what's the general mood in the country? well, it depends who you speak to. it's. it's back to this weight and team for many people . he put this ro, if he did this rousing speech, less of a leader, but more of a commander in chief, but what people wants to see is, will he be able to regain control of those border areas, the north of the country that's under attack from arm groups linked to al qaeda and i, so there's numerous actors in the region from the us and neighboring molly that has its biggest un peacekeeping operation to the g. 5 held the regional force and as well as the former for no power that has base a special forces right here. and was that deployed with forces? despite all of these forces, they have not been able to regain control of those areas. and of course, the army has said that it will invest more in the billions arming up to defend their countries. now this is a step that was taken by pre

our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. >> it was a day to take stock. andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle to ponder the situation in which he finds himself. which r him, none of the options is a good on the days of standi proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace in military uniform alongside his family are over. his family, particularly, his elder brother charles and nephew william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the families protection from severe reputational damage. just after 5:00, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known he would no longer be known as his royal highness. what does it all mean? we will never see and july this again, his honorary kernel of the grenadier guards. he stepped

fred: nicholas winton died in 2015, aged 106.g, whose own memoirs that informed so much of this book, suffers advanced dementia. she's 94. i reached her daughter, nicola gissing, in bristol, england. nicola: i think on some kind of deeper level, she realizes that there is something about her and something's been made and her story's still being told. fred: a story both she and peter sis say is very relevant today, a time when millions of children find themselves in migrant journeys in search of safe haven. sis: i realize these are all human beings who have dreams, who, how impossible it is for the parents. what parent would even put the children on the train and tell the children go, you have to go now, this is the only solution to survive? all of a sudden, all these children who were crossing the borders were trying to live somewhere else, who were immigrants like me, it all connected. fred: "nicky and vera" has been translated into italian, chinese, korean, and starting on this holocaust remembrance day, its available in german

nicholas wu congratulations on the scope. the nature of mr. kerik's cooperation is so fascinating that it sort of hasn't come to full flower in terms of us understanding its implications yet. but we wouldn't know about it without you. thanks for your reporting, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> all right, we've got much more to get two ahead tonight. stay with us. t. stay with us we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. as america begins to reunite my go to toothpaste big oil executives saw a chance to make more money. they hiked up gas prices, right before the holiday season. sky-high gas prices for you meant record profits for them. 174 billion dollars. big oil executives took advantage of a recovering nation. just to make more money. it's time to tell big oil executives that their rigged game is over. america: it's time for clean energy. ♪ limu emu and

that's the motto of saint nicholas church. starting in 1982 people were invited to peace prayers and in fall of 1989 thousands gathered here. first, they took part in discussions and then everybody went out into the streets to demonstrate against the east german regime. and exhibition and the church tells the story of the peace prayers east german citizens called for dialogue, but the regime refused to listen. anger and frustration drew the peace prayers, played a major role in keeping the people calm. the demonstrators carried their peaceful protests out of the church and into the city. this pillar reminds us of that before the fall of communism life, the used to be gray, rundown at many houses were derelict. that's hard to imagine. to date. one men who witnessed and accompanied this transformation is like home life, a concert reader you move from what lives is like before in 1989, especially the inner city area. what did that do to people as a one was his love? you can imagine the leipzig of the 1980s as a city that had fall

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