and right in the middle of all this modern architecture is the historic reichstag building one of the most visited sites this is where the german parliament known as the born this talk convenes it's a center of power and tourist magnet alike. i've arranged to meet you feel to be a breadwinner with turkish roots she's been representing the social democrats on the planet stark since two thousand and thirteen so she knows her way around first she shows me the debating chamber the heart of the parliament and really german democracy as a whole. we debate vote and pass laws here. and that's where you work yes that's right who is the how does it feel to stand up there at the podium. it's nerve wracking i can imagine especially the first time in with the thought well over time you get used to it the nervousness doesn't fade but that is all right but i've been a member of parliament for four years and it's truly special to have a chance to speak in this hallowed hall. and i come from an immigrant family and belong to what they call the guest worker generation. on the floor and it's really some

the victory column was also extended and moved originally it stood in front of the reichstag but the nazis intended to use the space as a central parade ground. that people would have stood here between the reichstag and today's central rail station it would have. one hundred fifty thousand people. the history in the present is a major topic in berlin and these exhibition is intended to make a small contribution to it but whether on a strong through town or visiting from elsewhere by revealing some of the many facets of it that aren't always that apparent. during world war two much of berlin was reduced to rubble. and the megalomaniac dreams of their money a project were destroyed along with it. and tomorrow we'll take a trip back in time to the german spy museum the people we're about to meet in our next report are definitely not allowed to spy on others their job is all about discretion we're talking about the battle us off tomorrow but before they start their korea they have to go to a special school like the international butler academy and the netherlands and there is one thing

last time i checked russia was well communist country but and it's interesting because look the reichstag fire has has taken that point where you know a lot of historians say it's what they said it was you know one lone guy and let the place on fire because he was a communist sympathizer whatever the excuse was and things burned out of the nazi party capitalized on that fear but out that same time in that era of history they also did there of him and dependent investigation and so geno it looks a lot more like the nazis secretly set this fire blamed it on the for you know on the graft on the political foreign threat and then that gave them enough fear kind of the you know fear power. fear credit in the populace to basically take ever over it take away everyone's rights and really assume power and take over germany and not sure of their constitution which really what it did was prove not the idea that you can. have a fake attack or something that weren't. doing you know an attack and make it look like someone else is doing it that is something that absolutely politically goes on top of cou

the last time i checked russia was well communist country and it's interesting because look the reichstag fire has has taken that point where you know a lot of historians say it's what they said it was you know one lone guy and let the place on fire because he was a communist sympathizer whatever the excuse was and things burned out of the nazi party capitalized on that fear but out that same time in that era of history they also did there of him and dependent investigation and so geno it looks a lot more like the nazis secretly set this fire blamed it on the for you know on the graft on the political foreign threat and then that gave them enough fear of the you know fear power. fear credit in the populace to basically take ever over take away everyone's rights and really assume power and take over germany and not sure of their constitution which really what it did was prove not the idea that you can. have a fake attack or something that weren't. doing you know an attack and make it look like someone else is doing it that is something that absolutely politically goes on top of course i me

last time i checked russia was well communist country but and it's interesting because look the reichstag fire has has taken that point where you know a lot of historians say it's what they said it was you know one lone guy and let the place on fire because he was a communist sympathizer whatever the excuse was and things burned down and then the nazi party capitalized on that fear but at that same time in that era of history they also did there of him and dependent investigation and so geno it looks a lot more like the nazis secretly set this fire blamed it on the for you know on the graft on the political foreign threat and then that gave them enough fear of the you know fear power. fear credit in the populace to basically take ever over it take away everyone's rights and really assume power and take over germany and not sure of their constitution which really what it did was prove not the idea that you can. have a fake attack or something that warrants. doing you know an attack and make it look like someone else is doing it that is something that absolutely politically goes on top of c

took that oath of office from the bazaar president shortly here it is just a few minutes ago in the reichstag in front of germany's lower parliament this follows for reelection earlier today she needed a majority of three hundred fifty five votes to win and she came away with three hundred sixty four out of six hundred eighty eight votes cast that's just a nine vote margin of victory today as almost six months of political on certainty conservatives emerge from last september's federal elections as the largest party without a majority the social democrats initially refused to continue the previous grand coalition but after the failure of talks with two smaller parties that the greens the business the democrats the social democrats eventually reconsidered and that long awaited coalition deal was signed officially on monday now germany finally has a new government. inventor looking at those pictures you know. we actually have a political correspondent with us now i understand she has been out the bundestag covering michelle and covering of the vote and also the swearing in just a few minutes ag