well known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in potsdam has the goods. was it her eyes. her nose her high cheekbones public because it was the leaf to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her but whose features are clearly hers as advise him that she was of course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also shows a clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work. as. shockley in was married to because so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession. jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in potsdam it's like having all their christmases come

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would travel to germany, and meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill and clement atley at the potsdam conference and on the way home to the united states, he would authorize the use of the atomic bomb on military targets in japan. history tells the rest of the story of that in august of 1945 to two atomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. >> the japanese began the war from the air at pearl harbor. they have been repaid many fold. and the end is not yet. with this bomb, we have now added a new and revolutionary increase in destruction. >> and so the first five months of truman's presidency were among the most challenging of any president's in our history. mrs. truman suffered a loss in december of 1952 with the death of her mother, mage gates wallace. she died just a few weeks before christmas in 1952 and really just a few weeks before president truman would leave the presidency. in january of 1952. she died without a will. and so what mr. and mrs. truman did was they bought this home from the estate of madge gayts -- gates wallace and all the paperwork was done by the midd

he would travel to germany and meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill and clement atley at the potsdam conference and on the way home to the united states he would authorize the use of the atomic bomb on military targets in japan. history tells the rest of the story that in august of 1945 to of two atomic bombs 1945, were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. president reagan" -- president truman: the japanese began the war from the air at pearl harbor. they have been repaid many fold. and the end is not yet. with this bomb, we have now added a new and revolutionary increase in destruction. >> and so the first five months of truman's presidency were among the most challenging of any president's in our history. mrs. truman suffered a loss in december of 1952 with the death of her mother, madge gates wallace. she died just a few weeks before christmas in 1952 and really just a few weeks before president truman would leave the presidency. in january of 1952. she died without a will. and so what mr. and mrs. truman did was they bought this home from the estate of madge gates gates wallace and

worth mentioning she's just a tremendous goalkeeper you know she's one of them is legal but to be a potsdam she had stints in the champions league to paris and to man she moved to birmingham city in england where she was named as part of the p.f.a. team of the year and just recently moved to champions chelsea so she's obviously a goalkeeper of class but as we've just seen a report that she says this goalkeepers mentality is battling spirit and she showed her fight against cancer will probably be one of the biggest advantages that she has for making the squad this summer and we certainly hope to see her there thank you so much as mccambridge from v.w. sport thank you. sport of cycling is this week transforming villages and cities on the route of the tour. it's an eight stage race that. some of the highest mountain in the country. stages. race leaders yellow jersey. was one of the first african cyclists to compete in the tour. david king is another african cyclist to make an impact on the sport the kenyan became a local legend four time tour de france champion chris froome he's still working

sun and then spend ten days observing just one area of the burning ball of gas the scientists in potsdam helps develop an important instrument for the satellite it was tested here at the einstein tower an observatory where solar research has been conducted for over ninety years. now they're testing complex high tech components for a special purpose telescope. it will be placed on board the solar orbiter for the mission to the sun protected from the intense radiation by a heat shield the telescope will focus on the hottest parts of it atmosphere the regions where solar storms can develop. every day the scientists here observe the titanic solar forces at work does that change their view of the world. makes you humble you realize how unimportant we really are compared to the entire universe we humans often think we're so important but we're just a tiny speck in the universe subject to the laws of nature. the new satellite is due to launch in twenty twenty the scientists say the data it sends back will give us a whole new insights into the way our sun works. the sun is around one hundred fif

for the curators in potsdam it's like having all their christmases come at once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so. it's like having the best hot chocolate and it's lots of fun and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of sharks seen from nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final acts at the end of his life after painting his many female portraits picasso began painting men again it was a very prolific phase in his life. he's number one goal was always to create and as time was passing by and he was raiding his seventy's and eighty's and even ninety's him he knew that deployed. picasso the late work ends with a painting that was still in progress at the time of the artist's death it seems to depict two figures and visitors are left to imagine how picasso might have completed it. we have some sports now germany's national football team played a friendly match against serbia last night it was their first out

a tremendous goalkeeper she she's a serial winner she won the women's league here in germany with potsdam she played the champions league with piers g. she had moved to england and was in the team of the year before she was diagnosed with cancer and now she's playing chelsea you know she's not a first choice goalkeeper at the moment but she can force their way and she fought the number one jersey from the current chelsea goalkeeper and she has every chance of being on the plane this fascinating stuff a lot to look out for and mccambridge from the sports thank you. to south africa now and sport is a social solution and nonprofit organization called growing champions is working to empower and inspire youth living in a poor and violent township outside of johannesburg by changing their lives through sports eldorado park is notorious for drug related crime toppling the list is this particular province with more than two thousand incidents reported in twenty eighteen. in eldorado park even the children have been ravaged by drugs this is a community where only four in ten people have a job subs

and it's actually focused on one woman who is important to picasso here's more from the museum in potsdam. it was it her eyes. her nose her high cheekbones public because it was believed to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her but whose features are clearly hers as i see him that she was of course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also shows her clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work. as. shockley in was married to become so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession. jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in pots it's like having all their christmases come at once i don'

worth mentioning she's just a tremendous goalkeeper you know she's won the bundesliga but to be a potsdam she's jihad stints in the champions league for paris and jim and she moved to birmingham city in england where she was named as part of the p.f.a. team of the year and just recently moved to champions chelsea so she's obviously a goalkeeper of class but as we've just seen a report that she says this goalkeepers mentality is battling spirit and she showed her fight against cancer will probably be one of the biggest advantages that she has for making the squad this summer we certainly hope to see her there thank you so much as mccambridge from devious sport thank you. now some tennis and roger federer is just two matches away from winning his one hundredth title on the a.t.p. tour better or save to set points in the first set tiebreaker in his match against marta on which in the dubai championships the swiss player then took the second set six four to book a place in the us. let's take you to rwanda now where the sport of cycling is this week transforming villages and cities all the rou

tremendous goalkeeper she she's a serial winner she won they've been as leader here in germany with potsdam she's played the champions league with p.s.g. she then moved to england and was in the team of the year before she was diagnosed with cancer and now she's playing chelsea you know she's not a first choice goalkeeper at the moment but she can fight their way and she fought the number one jersey from the current chelsea goalkeeper and she has every chance of being on the plane this fascinating stuff a lot to look out for and mccambridge sports thank you. you're watching g.w. news coming up next g.w. news asia and don't forget you can always go to our website dot com thanks for watching. her first day of school in the jungle. first listen to the sand doris crane the moment arrives to. join the ring on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. tour on bringing tame returns home on t w dot com among its hangs on. what's the connection between bread. and the european you. know good old motto d.w. correspondent and rabbit baker crap. turn to stone age go about recipes for

tremendous goalkeeper she she's a serial winner she won they've been is legal here in germany with potsdam she played the champions league with piers g. she had moved to england and was in the team of the year before she was diagnosed with cancer and now she's playing chelsea you know she's not a first choice goalkeeper at the moment but she can force their way into the number one jersey from the current chelsea goalkeeper and she has every chance of being on the plane this fascinating stuff a lot to look out for and the cambridge sports thank you. and now we're heading to hamburg for a look at a new exhibition that's as much for the ears as it is for the eyes of the hyper show to highlight how visual art influences music and vice versa this may look like a record store but it's not instead it's an art exhibit for the ears. it features twelve hundred copies of the beatles' white album canadian artist rather for a chunk collector the records for him the most important work in musical history. it's part of the exhibition hyper a journey into art and music about forty artists have turned thei

in july of 1945, harry truman went to the potsdam conference.hile he was on the trip, he stopped and visited general eisenhower, the supreme allied commander during world war ii. and eisenhower gave truman this globe that was one that eisenhower had used throughout the war. the irony about this is truman brought the globe back, put it in his oval office. and of course he was succeeded in 1953 by former general, now president dwight eisenhower. so truman left the globe in the office for eisenhower when he got there. >> harry s. truman took the momentous oath of office as president of the united states. with a world at war, he accepted the gravest responsibility in world history. a new commander in chief to lead our nation to ultimate victory. hours before he'd been summoned to the white house and notified that president roosevelt had died, and this photo behind me is a scene of truman being sworn in as president. you can sort of see the shock on the people's faces. the bible you see in the photograph is also on display behind me. he obviously was

with the give pain of in critical condition party to something that has been asked by opposition potsdam says since the two passed mandates so that's not quite new and also something full of crucial importance we are listening and we are singing the prime minister the first minister the words good to see a calm. is to that france is still not addressing the demands of his people and trying to offering some options and as as the president has the people to believe. the person that we supposed to be in charge of the situation and of the organization of the transition. i understand mass protests are due tomorrow how much of this press conference is about appeasing that and also it seems the prime minister kept bringing up the idea of the youth being involved in the process why was that important. well actually that's a quite the contrary these kind of statements is only enforcing the feeling of limitation on the field of not being heard among the people so that's not quite cleaver move actually that's why not i would say that these gestures these national conferences and and try and tentati