the prince of prussia head of the house of one son and great great grandson of vilhelm is demanding the return of his family's former possessions hundreds of artworks and properties are on his list although the family's assets were expropriated when germany became a parliamentary democracy after world war one the situation is complex. what still needs to be decided is who is entitled to the royal coffers that paid for it all germans seem to have differing opinions about it. instinct belongs to them they should be compensated so if i were a member of the holland solon family i'd probably also demanded back but i don't think society today sees it that way if this is not really. is it just. me soon recovered us give it back no way they were responsible for the 1st world war and they don't deserve to be rewarded for that stuff everything they accumulated over the centuries came from the labor of the people the hole in solar in us didn't have to work. among other things collections at berlin's charlottenburg palace are at stake it's a tourism hot spot that's been rebuilt and renovated with m

well even though royal titles were abolished at the start of the weimar republic prince of prussia wants his royal heirlooms back the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser and the 2nd has filed claims for the return of part of the families the state including a permanent right of residency at a palace in potsdam of the state of brandenburg wants to hear nothing of it and here's why. there's a lot more evidence of the city's prussian past in these days since germany decided to go ahead with the rebuilding of the whole palace but relations between the former noble family and the german state are not so good this is the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser the 2nd. prince of russia is the current head of the family his dispute with the authorities about former family properties has recently escalated the prince is demanding free use of the cecilia palace which has just completed a 10000000 euro. policy is to keep these places open to the public residents' rights were right of use would be incompatible with this. but that's not all the hohenzollerns are also demanding furnit

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the former german states of prussia the persian cultural letter of the translation preserves more than 5000000 objects in 19 museums libraries archives and research institutions. it is one of the world's 5 major universal collections and it's a place of innumerable stories lin's treasure trove. of . meaning. the cultural forum. off to museum island it is the 2nd center of the ins museum scene. skaters have made the plans are there of. observing them raises questions. what exactly are museum objects what belongs in the museum. for some they skateboard will be the most important thing in life. is it not also worthy of being exhibited as a witness to our everyday reality. we all hold our own personal treasures. what's special about my life what distinguishes me. it's amazing how much accumulates over the years. we surround ourselves with objects because they're useful because we think them beautiful because they reflect our self image. who am i in the early 17th century gail giza a rich merchant asked himself that very question. his image went down in art history. today it can be viewed i

bizarre map of germany at the time was question territory but these are traitors to the crown of prussiaso he and a few other acquaintances, they hide out and they go into the sewers. they're almost drowned, there almost caught, they can't get away. they hide in the attic of a barn, they lost a barn and the prussian lancers moving to the border underneath them at these guys, overtime even if you're not eating and drinking, bodily functions become an issue but they have to hold out and hold it and they do and when they geta chance, they sneak out again, they sneak through the storm drains . make a daringescape across the rhine . to switzerland which is welcoming all the refugees. he's safe. but his mentor had been captured by the prussians and imprisoned in bond out prison outside of berlin. so what's this carl do? thispoint he's 20 years old . he decides to single-handedly rescue his mentor from the toughest prison the prussians half. and he pulls it off. he gets them free, get them to polish territory, polish speaking territory, smuggled him on a ship to england and carl shorts becomes

zimmerman: it is really interesting, looking from a comparative perspective, russia and prussia, earlier, serfdom, one of the ways they worked out a way you could theoretically abolish freedom but keep power over the land, it is a complex idea of freedom that i think is also at work in the 19th century that is harder for us in the 21st century to see, where people legitimately claim they were paying people, yet they were still keeping them down to the land and forcing labor, as happened in russia and as happened in the united states also. dan: thank you. prof. schoen: here on the right. peter: peter barkley from peoria, illinois. britain did not stand by and wait for cullman to come back. he looked for other sources. -- they looked for other sources . one of those was india. of course we know in the 1930's, 1940's, gandhi made a statement, spinning his own cotton, because cotton was coming from england back to india as material and gandhi sought that as a part of the revolution. so it was a part of the indian revolution as well. what other things did other countries do to impact the loss

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