for vietnamese people, the reunification express is the bloodline of the country.. choosing a bunk. i'm going to stay low. during the vietnam war, this express railway was bombed all the time and vietnamese constantly rebuilt it. just 15 hours to go. it's a symbol of reunification of one nation. it's the end of day four, but i feel like i've been here for two or three weeks. when i got here, it wasjust a buzz of excitement. everything was fresh, in yourface, vivid, and now things have gone a bit grey. when i was at the incense village, it felt like i had done something bad or wrong and should feel shame. but a few days later, you know, it's fair enough. people do have different beliefs. we're motivated to honour the dead, to remember the dead and, in doing so, remind ourselves about life. what do you thinkjohn would make of making a documentary about this? he'd be laughing the whole time. he was always laughing about anything and everything. it was this joy, honestly. everything made him laugh. we'd watch baseball, which, honestly, ifound a little boring. you know,

for vietnamese people, the reunification express is the bloodline of the country. ication of one nation. it's the end of day four, but i feel like i've been here for two or three weeks. when i got here, it wasjust a buzz of excitement. everything was fresh, in yourface, vivid, and now things have gone a bit grey. when i was at the incense village, it felt like i had done something bad or wrong and should feel shame. but a few days later, you know, it's fair enough. people do have different beliefs. we're motivated to honour the dead, to remember the dead and, in doing so, remind ourselves about life. what do you thinkjohn would make of making a documentary about this? he'd be laughing the whole time. he was always laughing about anything and everything. it was this joy, honestly. everything made him laugh. we'd watch baseball, which, honestly, ifound a little boring. you know, the ball�*s hit, he's cackling. and i think he would have liked being the centre of attention as well. i've come to the city of hoi an. for centuries, it was an important trading port. since t

expressing very hostile efforts at reunification. so it's a very. threatening period right now. and so that's why the lessons from the cold war are the lessons of the korean war are very pertinent today. hi, my name is laura wood and. i'm a professor emeritus and an to you my is a little bit thinking compared heavily so i used to study east germany and some of the similarities between the divided and divided germanys, for example, the refusal to recognize the holstein doctrine by the by the west to keep anybody from recognizing east germany. east germany became a big purveyor of weapons to countries hostile to the west. how do you think or the impact would be when you see the fall of the soviet union and the reunification of germany, east germany in become subsumed right they lose all there's great by the way a pop culture on prime now called a divided together about coming get back together and it's kind fun if you haven't watched east and west germany and trying to find all the weapons at the end of the east germany. but how do you think maybe north korea sees that relations a

september 30, twenty-second, the will expressed by the absolute majority of residents of the donetsk and lugansk republics, the kherson and zaporozhye regions, reunificationnshrined in the kremlin. they voted for this in referendums, without doubting the fidelity of choosing a destiny, united with one's. historical homeland, security and development are the main tasks that are solved consistently and daily: housing, roads, medicine, and education. vladimir putin opened the new facilities today during a video conference with the new regions. report by konstantin panyushkin. the second anniversary of reunification is a reason to address everyone who is bringing a peaceful , full life closer to the residents of the new subjects of russia. i would like to once again especially note the courage. and determination of our soldiers and officers fighting on the front lines, as well as the selfless work of tens of thousands of civilian specialists, doctors, teachers, builders, engineers, workers, all who honestly perform their duty, sometimes in very difficult, dangerous conditions, for the integration of donbass and novorossiya into a single space of the country,