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prague wednesday august twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight within a few hours some two hundred fifty thousand warsaw pact troops invade communist rule czechoslovakia in the capital prague cameramen secretly shoot this footage of soviet tanks arriving to put an end to what is known as the prague spring at dawn the czech government announces the invasion and appeals to the population to remain calm and offer no resistance but in some neighborhoods like this one near wenceslas square predominantly young residents try to stop the tanks tension rises following the arrest of alexander dubcek the czech leader who led the reforms constituting the prague spring a large spontaneous demonstration takes place in the late afternoon at the head of the procession as the czechoslovak in flag stained with blood more than twenty people lose their lives the secret footage quickly reaches the west and is broadcast on television in several countries what sparked this violent military intervention what were the consequences who shot the footage and how to get to the other side of the iron curtain. o

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but the events of the prague spring only fortified moscow's hardliners in the politburo czechoslovakia secret police were immediately expanded that past is now catching up historians believe current prime minister under a bobbish was himself an informer for the secret police. and. bush was in the highest category meaning agent bobbish denied the allegations a few weeks ago on a t.v. channel he himself owns. when the media claims that i lost this state security affair and courses then that is a lie. why many historians are convinced that czech prime minister used to serve as an informant of the state security agency communist czechoslovakia at least some office voters see it a little bit differently after a populist election campaign bobbish his party became the strongest in the country but opinion about the millionaire is divided like it's not strange that he was an agent it would bother us but they haven't proved it. and i think just about everyone is bothered by it but most people don't let it show so. these are things that are contrary to human principles it's downright unprincipled

nineteen sixty eight the end of the prague spring. on august twenty first one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the reform movement came to a bloody end. more solemn abstains led by the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia. the dream of socialism with a human face was crushed the tank treads on the moon. in a sixty minutes g.w. . climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. give globalization effect biodiversity species runs official exploitation quality. human rights displacement. the global and current of local action. global three thousand. odd. a nine hundred sixty eight and zero crime echoed around the world. young people would build against their parents' generation. it was an awesome campaign dusty full of stupidity inclusions to soothe they demanded nothing less than a home society the wanted maelstrom of euphoria violence with the vietnam war playing the role of the margin or a showman. watch good look not more every day. our documentary takes a look at miles times to tell you those military commanders on the move f

back in prague at the czech archive for state security during the communist era andre my take is the deputy director of the czech institute for the study of totalitarian regimes that looked into the activities of the east german security service. the sixty's vietnam in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight is always closely associated with this feeling of emotional shock that is in turn tied to the occupation film of the twenty first of august in the days that followed it. would be part of our garden are where people protested through nonviolent resistance which undermines the here but what people really came together as one in our society the guy who is a very very powerful time shop as russian stock we shall not take out a list of east german agents in prague back then the historian isn't surprised he says the warsaw pact countries all spied on one another and after the prague spring their security services grew stronger than ever the past still has an impact today historical researchers believe the country's current prime minister andre bobbish spied for czechoslovakia secret poli

the violent end to the prague spring is still felt today. and the sixty nine hundred sixty eight is always closely associated with this feeling of emotional shock that is tied to the occupation. to the twenty first of august in the days that followed it. which is where people resisted nonviolently to where people really came together as one in our society. it was a very very powerful time. but the events of the prague spring only fortified moscow's hardliners in the politburo czechoslovakia secret police were immediately expanded that past is now catching up historians believe current prime minister under a bobbish was himself an informer for the secret police. and. fish was in the highest category meaning agent bobbish denied the allegations a few weeks ago on a t.v. channel he himself owns. when the media claimed that i lost this state security affair and courses then that is a lie. why many historians are convinced that czech prime minister used to serve as an informant of the state security agency communist czechoslovakia at least some o

when he wus frank hoffman traveled to prague and he introduces us to a resident who lived through the events of one nine hundred sixty eight and the return to hard line communism that father. road and per hour retraces the pass near the radio station building in prague fifty years ago dramatic scenes unfolded on this very street. toward the. mall where i was standing in front of this tree. the shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions in shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators there our took photographs on that long day along with many other progress events in the early hours of august the twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight warsaw pact troops ended the prague spring dream of an open and humane communist system at the start of that year the communist party had begun allowing greater freedom of expression journalists working for czech radio we're no longer censored. or we did not want the radio building to be occupied. so people set up barricades they also set a tank on fire here the. odds are good for the. im

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rolling the per hour retraces the past sneered the radio station building in prague fifty years ago tree. shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions and shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators their hour took photographs on that long day along with many other progress events in the early hours of august the twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight warsaw pact troops ended the prague spring dream of an open and humane communist system at the start of that year the communist party had begun allowing greater freedom of expression journalists working for czech radio we're no longer censored. so we did not want the radio building to be occupied. so people set up barricades they also set a tank on fire here. bob fog of. images from that day is stored in the check archives of state security services the documents a studied in catalogue by historians like andre much erica the violent ten to the prague spring is still felt today. and the last sixty nine hundred sixty eight is always closely associated with this feeling of emot

as people remember the events of the prague spring is violent ten fifty years ago it seems to debate about the country's communist past has also returned to the czech republic. and today is nearly done but it's never the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me at brant goth t.v. don't forget to use hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everyone. probably. be. for. move. move move move. move. move. move move. move move move. move. move. move move move. move. move move. move. move move. move. move. move move move deeper titian's pose a real shred to some german companies that i.d.s. refugees know crime is more than ten percent of the firms soften the reference there to be a disaster if they were to meet the border sure notice we would be able to follow orders news coming from what business expects from the politicians a c.e.o. speaks face to face only. made in germany thirty minutes on w. . more more more more. he's cremations one fifth of this brand

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traveling to prague by train. student aid in gibson from edinburgh has embarked on an intra let venture cross europe. he's fascinated by prague stunning old town and of course no visit to the czech capital is complete without seeing the famous fourteenth century charles bridge. and even says some things remind him of his native edinburgh. a lot of street music artists a lot of and so on. but i think progress. it's very different i think actually nicer than i expected i think yeah the buildings are really amazing when you see with your own eyes so very i think it's worth to come because it's lighter in person. this interest take it has been paid for by the european union. after even proposed to travel reach unsuccessfully and city you're a quiz a jury picked him along with fourteen thousand nine hundred ninety nine other lucky eighteen year olds from the e.u. to embark on this unique trip through europe. the free interrail program is the idea of martin spear and vincent him on the hill who lobbied brussels to intro

this is where the people of prague we re this is where the people of prague were up to on the morning68. the soviet bloc deployed more than 200,000 soldiers to suppress at the time, communist slovakia, to introduced liberalist reforms of. this wouldn't be possible vendor. this wouldn't be possible vendor. this man, a soviet paratrooper who took part in the occupation, meeting ferdinand, a czech sakho sabha to who resisted the capacious topping meeting for the first time, they discover they were stationed just one kilometre from each other in 1968. even now, 50 years after the invasion, russian influence in czech republic is still very obvious of. the czech president is openly pro— kremlin and the secretary experts are worried that a resurgence in russia could pose any threat to his country. this national security expert from the charles university in prague says that russia is using a new type of warfare. in -- information is influentials. fake news is influential and to a certain extent they shape political life.- this bar, these young russians feel more connected to europe than mosc

do you know, do you happen to know, whether your client visited prague in 2016 and met with russians answer is 10096 no. never has he ever been in prague and the 13 other references to my client in this so—called dossier of false. some people are saying the special counsel robert mueller doesn't really need to speak to your client to come to a deal with him andi client to come to a deal with him and i suppose it raises a question as to why they haven't come to a deal already. what is going on? don't assume that he hasn't met with mr robert mueller but don't assume that he has is a topic i can't comment on. i can tell you this — what he knows about mr trump's behaviour, including the issue of the hacking by a russian government agency called wikileaks, and the notification of that hacking ahead of time, which any ordinary citizen would immediately say a foreign government, doing what, well, iam calling in the police — there is a possibility that my client will help contribute to mr robert mueller‘s enquiry about that subject. look, a lot of people are going to say your client is a cro

the czech prime minister has been booed in prague why making a speech on the fiftieth anniversary of the soviet led invasion off the bench czechoslovakia bombus was speaking at a memorial when his words were drowned out by shouts of shame some historians say bob was an informal for the state security agency after the invasion that ended in the prospering frank off mit's one prague resident who's never forgotten that day. roland per our retraces the past sneed the radio station building in prague fifty years ago dramatic scenes unfolded on this very street. toward the. mall when i was standing in front of this tree. the shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions and shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators there our took photographs on that long day along with many other progress events in the early hours of oldest the twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight warsaw pact troops ended the prague spring dream of an open and humane communist system at the start of that year the communist party had begun allowing greate

>> never, never in prague. did i make that? never, never in prague, ever. ever.st to let your viewers know what we're talking about is that the dossier so-called mentions his name 14 times, one of which is a meeting with russians in prague. 14 times false. it was posted as an extensive letter rebutting, but about prague, which is an illusion that's been repeated infinitely no. >> yesterday the senate chairman and vice chair said they had been in contact with you, i assume it's you, the lawyers and mr. cohen about perhaps new testimony involving the infamous trump tower meeting. you had said that he had information on that. but the two senators said that mr. cohen's testimony that he stands by and doesn't change, which means does he have information about that meeting or not, and should -- is it accurate that his testimony shouldn't -- his testimony that he gave six months ago to the senate intel committee is still accurate? >> the testimony was accurate. you noted something that i said. in fact what i said was i'm not the source and can't confirm that story. at s

s are frank hoffman met one prague resident who has never forgotten that day. road and hour retraces the pass near the radio station building and crowd fifty years ago dramatic scenes unfolded on this very street. toward the. mall where i was standing in front of this tree. the shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions and shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators there our took photographs on that long day along with many other progress events in the early hours of august the twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight warsaw pact troops ended the prague spring dream of an open and humane communist system at the start of that year the communist party had begun allowing greater freedom of expression journalists working for czech radio we're no longer censored. or so we did not want the radio building to be occupied. so people set up barricades they also set a tank on fire here. good for the. images from that day is stored in the check archives of state security services the documents a studied i

kevin: did he go to prague? he never went to prague. number 2 -- he never mentioned.s a public document on the website. cohen areces to mr. false in the dossier. he has never been to prague in his life. by the way, the number of time that falsehood has been repeated -- i'm not accusing you -- is the classic example that if you mentionhe has never been to pran his life. something a million times and you get google hits and it's all false. kevin: in your book, you say you articulate the case for the impeachment of president donald trump. does your client now believe the president can be impeached? lanny: i actually used the word investigation. kevin: raise the issue of impeachment. lanny: there are certainly enough evidence now of an investigation. based on his performance in helsinki and the presence of abuse of power by removing -- president'sus abuse of power by removing classified status for clinical statement is enough for impeachment. kevin: why was this not helsinki and not when he was instructed to do hush money payments? lanny: most americans -- kevin: i don't

>> never, never in prague. never, never in prague. ever. ever. just let your viewers know, the dossier, so called mention his name 14 times. one of which is a meeting with russians in prague. 14 times fall. >> jason: that's a pretty strong statement. going back to the dossier. david, as you look at this, how do you read it? it's a pretty important development. >> just as lanny davis said this morning on "america's newsroom," the reason he was willing to take michael cohen on was because michael cohen wanted to take down president trump. look, gloria aldrin tried to use personal information during the 2016 campaign to defeat donald trump and she wasn't successful. what this really means is is in 76 days, if you want congress to spend two years on investigation and on impeachment, you vote democrat. if you want the congress to focus on job creation policies, securing our border, and annoying the media, you vote republican. >> jason: last word. ten seconds. >> mostly david with the public wants is a check on donald trump. rightly or wrongly, i think

have been marking fifty years since the soviet union sent in tanks to crush the priest bring the prague spring rather democratic reform movement hundred speight tribute to the victims of the crackdown in central prague the ceremony also saw angry protests against the prime minister he faces allegations of collaborating with the communist era secret police. you're watching the news was still have a lot more to share with you including. ukrainian political prisoner own leg sense also marks one hundred days on hunger strike in russia supporters demanding his release but is the kremlin likely to give in. plus one of the made two movements leading activists actors a c r gent who has been accused of sexually assaulting an under age fellow actor she denies it but it's been alleged she paid him harsh money. we'll have the all the details on those stories in just a minute but first ben has got the business and the turkish leaders huge losses but just as much as just a much a shock as this income was there as much as the thank you but it's much more shocking german chancellor angela merkel says s

christopher steele, wrote in his dossier that during the election campaign, michael cohen went to praguepicture of his passport for emphasis. some american media reports say robert mueller has evidence to the contrary. and one source in the intelligence community told me there was an electronic trail that put cohen in prague. there's no corroboration of that claim, but, if true, this is the collusion president trump's enemies have long imagined. cohen also knows about an interesting meeting in trump tower during the campaign. donald trump jr sat down with a lawyer from the kremlin who'd promised dirt on hillary clinton. 0ne former trump campaign aide told me, "we couldn't even co—ordinate with the rnc in pennsylvania, let alone with russian intelligence," but if there was not exactly a highly organised conspiracy, that does leave open the possibility of collusion. that's what cohen's lawyer hints at when he says trump might have known ahead of time of russian hacking. trump has never been in such a serious trouble. his presidency may now hang on what michael cohen has to say. within the

single manner and you think of prague of vienna perhaps but reagan. many have been architects went abroad to study at the turn of the century and returned with a new voter i.d.'s but the decisive factor was the city's population explosion at this particular time just outside the old city center there was space for architects to have a field day building new apartment blocks albert street dates almost entirely from the period one thousand eight hundred st imagine a hundred six the work of the important architect iceage. her. home. to test. in one thousand eight hundred latvia became independent the visible expression of its newfound freedom was to be the liberty monument in the middle of regas new sent by the time the monument was finally completed in one thousand tetchy five however that fear was in the grip of a dictator and the end of its independence was inside during the second world war all the baltic states were incorporated into the savior julian. it was only those guys now stood there strike at the data of the game independent once more in one

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prague wednesday august twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight within a few hours some two hundredfifty thousand warsaw pact troops invade communist rule czech oslo.

it, too, had been affected by the reformist sentiment of the prague spring. those people were removed and the army over the next few years was pretty affected. >> are they still visible today in the czech republic? >> i think the czech republic looks completely different today. it's a beautiful place with music on each street corner. if you talk to people of a certain age they will remind you how terrible it was. there is such a different feeling in western europe to eastern europe in terms of how they saw the u.s. in the cold war. we, like western europeans, tend to be self critical of our role in the cold war and eastern europeans have a very different attitude. they felt left behind and they also felt that the united states was one of the few countries which continuously was at least expressing a desire, you know, for them to become free. >> mark kramer, another key player, of course, is chinese leader mao. >> uh-huh. china had been plunged by mao into the culture revolution in 1966. that was a very harsh time with china. there had been millions who died i

his first year in office basically for not being this guy but also largely because of his speech in prague about a nuclear weapons free world i state clearly and with conviction america's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. powerful stuff.

the way that the czech prague spring was crushed, the way the soviet union rolled over its neighbors after world war ii. i think one thing we forget, as you said, sometimes things seem to happen all at once and for a lot of policy makers at that time, they had lived through six weeks or eight weeks in which nazi germany conquered all of western europe. so the idea of a domino, it seems kind of silly to us now like why would anybody care, but some of those threats were real. but then the solutions were not as clear and i think we did make some important mistakes in trying to solve the problem. but there was a real issue that people we people. >> since you brought it up, apollo 1, the three astronauts who lost their lives, this is from "time" magazine in 1967, the three who died and of course leading to the apollo 8 mission and neil armstrong who successfully landed on the moon in july of 1969. dave is joining us next from michigan. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. concerning this cold war, mr. gorbachev sat across the table from george h.w. bush and united the germanys, gav

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