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the former s.s. man matins needed the b.m.d. for his ambitious plans and the b. and d. needed matins because he knew who wanted the weapons. but who was sure. as bush norm stone is actually how much funding of the head of the b.n. these procurement departments of each of them to make this was a unique situation from the 2 of the bundeswehr was in the process of updating a number of its weapons systems and that was going to create a lot of surplus. in january 1965 shredding up as to sex. terry to come to his office to take notes. b.m.d. president guillen was there. outlined the creation of a company to sell the surplus weapons. the company will have to civilians as owners to conceal the b.s.d.'s participation. claimant would play a key role. the company will set up storage facilities near the port all the company's profits will go to the b. and d. . the letter was actually a transcript of a top secret discussion that spending are having with a senior official at the defense ministry. to be india is in the zone galen's time as b. and d. chief was drawing to a close i was

and the turks it is making the turks happy but it is infuriating s.s. and this is why we see it as stunning even though there was much hope for a constitutional committee as it is outright refusing it because he fears that his days are becoming numbered so he will have to leave it there great to talk to you as about many thanks. libya's interior minister has ordered the closure of 3 migrant sentient centers after condemnation from the un over conditions there 2 facilities are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is into georgia and that's a suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlord holly for half the hit that facility in strikes a month ago killing at least $52.00 migrants in the census is under way but it's unclear where the migrants are now being sent. one year since the outbreak of ebola in the d.r. see the democratic republic of congo the death toll continues to rise to more cases have been detected in the eastern city of goma prompted rwanda to briefly close crossings to the border city on thursday catherine sawyer has

ben bolt i could have made that public debut with one red white i guess cos of the s.s. amps as were born early last month and after weeks of around the clock attention some vets the cubs on now strong enough to leave their in place a special areas of time. and. just show you what he doesn't need from coming up next reports on location from a mini island to a fake 6 and i'll be back with more news of the talk reality thanks for watching. s.o.s. europe the european crisis. gets to have a future it will meet champions young champions. tour to list your country. your function so the. do they stand a chance. can they save the european idea. of market money to stand up to european values and contribute to something important that she of. the future of europe starts september 2nd on d w. i think. i'm afraid of getting stuck here like most of those who have been in school yet they stay here. i know lots of people who did not follow their dreams. plan this uncensored christie's last day one of the most densely populated islands in the world it lies in the caribbean off the coast

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this ideology which is the odd s.s. ideology. and then the mahdi is a member but off it since childhood this idea this ideology. they called the inspiration from the hitler's niazi party party and they used to admire them and they used to think that today show so pity is superiority. that hindu as a community are superior they used to think. that the muslims. they have they have good government on us and we have to take revenge from them and this is why they hate the muslims this ideology as it can only. hit it muslims and they also hate christians because they also ruled on them. on this behind this ideology that there is a history. with them on what about batista that if this muslim. if the muslim go to a community would not have joined on us we would have been a great nation. and in this ideology like it was in the nazis was a model. at 3 plans and they and they had also kept the ethnic cleansing for them was slim's in india because they did not have any place for us in india so if you understand this ideology you will underst

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this is an s.s. man here. i wondered what happened later to max and fanny. and what happened to the meyer family and how were their fates connected to this debate i talked about that was happening over the -- across the ocean in the united states? now this is october 1940. i said november. it's october 1940. i sort of want to give the historical context here. four or five months before the german army had invaded western europe and france fell within the space of a couple of weeks -- and the fall of france created a -- in the united states it had immediate impact in the united states. because people were asking, how come this country with a strong army fell so quickly? and the answer given in many cases was the presence of nazi agents behind -- behind french lines. and the idea of fifth colinists, nazi agents first coming into countries like france, scandinavian countries and then threatening the united states was -- and it spread through american public opinion extremely quickly. the fbi in june of 1940, after the fall of france received about 3,000 telepho

o'rourke or s.s. biden. they're going to switch to another candidate because they've got plenty of options. >> for now, there is a feeling, though, that seth moulton is just sort of the tip of the iceberg, that we could see very quickly a lot of other people dropping out. do you agree with seth that this is now a three-person race, biden, warren, sanders? >> i don't. i think the obvious omission there is kamala harris. and, frankly, i even think pete buttigieg does have a say at least in what's going to happen in this race. look, i get his point but if we just follow polling numbers i don't have to bring up the historical trends at this point. barack obama wouldn't have been president. at this point michelle bachman would have been the republican front-runner. we have to allow this process to play out. so i think, you know, i understand congressman moulton's point but i think that this race has a lot of different chapters left in it to be written and read. i think the problem here with biden is, again, it's

german troops both s.s. and very marched down the warsaw uprising in just 63 days. more than 200000 people were killed 100000 were deported for forced labor and 60000 were sent to concentration camps. somewhere in this crowd is my grandmother hanya my mother's mother her brother was killed in august 1044 just after the uprising started in an air raid. in september her husband was shot and killed in october she was deported. after the war she married heloise my grandfather. now i was just 30 years old when the war ended younger than i am now. there was something else in that box besides the photos i still haven't been able to watch the 2 rolls of 16 millimeter film. i've taken it to a photo lab to see if they can help me. good i wonder what the film will show. to the amateur pictures of german soldiers. scenes from the war. it's mark 1939 which means it was probably developed in that year but it doesn't show a war time scenes these pictures may have been taken in the summer of 39 shortly before the war started 4 minutes one second snapshot in time. who are these peop

tuesday in the meantime the capsule will fly further out into space keeping a safe distance from the s.s. feel the desire to spend 10 days at the station learning to assist the crew. hong kong suffers more violent clashes between protesters and police in the latest round of the ongoing demonstrations that story more after the break. you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. nor middle of the room. welcome back to the program let's take a quick look at what's happening across the world right now in hong kong the mass demonstrations have turned violent once again protesters threw bricks and petrol b

. - s.s. cameron! this is james cameron! i've found it! my god, i've found the bar! divert all power to subsystems! 2% oxygen left! the bar is too heavy! ahhhh! come on, you bitch! - i'll be damned. [cheers and applause] - dude, you okay? - i've been thinking, how did shamelessness get to this? did it start with fat people on scooters or did the bar get lowered way before that? and then i started thinking maybe it was us. i don't know, but maybe somehow we lowered the bar a long time ago. and now we're all sittin' here in the stink of it all. there's no going back, stan. - it's like i can't explain it. i just suddenly feel like this isn't right. - i don't know why we were watching that garbage in the first place. - huh? - mrs. obama? ma'am? you okay? - something's wrong. this--this is all wrong. stop! everyone! what are we doing? how can you let this happen to your daughter? - i don't know. how did i let myself go like this? what have i done? - when did we devolve into watching fat kids sketti wrestling? - we need to realize obesity is an epidemic, but it's not a dis

survive in space for the long term it's easiest if we do it close to the earth which is why the ai s.s. is a stage on the way. it's not just a research station divorced from the mars project. a good 50 percent of what happens on the i s s is about sending people even further into space. where you don't prove one called honest us. even further into space today everyone thinks of months when they hear that. some parts of the earth's share features with the red planet. decades of intensive volcanic activity on lands are right in the canary islands have given it's a geology that is similar to that of mars. geologist shy of one kettle is often drawn to the island as an expert on the red planet he advises nasa. he's also an imposing figure in the months society and international association of scientists engineers and astronauts and aerospace officials. all of them advocates a journey to mine. i shall ask yourself people are now going to mars reflects our profound urge to explore it's in our genes let me spire good discovery of america and there are other planets. and we also want to find ou

german troops both s.s. and very marked put down the warsaw uprising in just 63 days. more than 200000 people were killed 100000 were deported for forced labor and 60000 were sent to concentration camps hole. somewhere in this crowd is my grandmother honea my mother's mother her brother was killed in august 1044 just after the uprising started in an air raid. in september her husband was shot and killed in october she was deported. after the war she married heloise my grandfather. now i was just 30 years old when the war ended younger than i am now. there was something else in that box besides the photos i still haven't been able to watch the 2 rolls of 16 millimeter film. i've taken it to a photo lab to see if they can help me. but i wonder what the film will show. to amateur pictures of german soldiers. scenes from the war. it's marked 1039 which means it was probably developed in that year but it doesn't show a war time scenes these pictures may have been taken in the summer of 39 shortly before the war started 4 minutes one second snapshot in time. who are these pe

the "s.s. marciano." >> i was driving. >> sure, rob. >> that's why i stay away from super yachts. i have medium yachts. good morning, guys. let's talk about what's happening in pennsylvania. another rough round of storms yesterday. 75 damaging storm reports. this one is cooperburg, pennsylvania. we could see similar action, but further south. thank goodness, the northeast is out of the heat and humidity and rounds of daily storms we've had. now the southern half of the country is in it. this drags across the carolinas and midatlantic. we have a threat of severe weather by wilmington, south carolina. this heat dome is over texas. you guys are just baking. with humidity temperatures well up over 100 degrees. maybe 110 in some cases. heat advisories remain for eastern parts of texas, arkansas, georgia, partes of florida as well. look at these numbers. oklahoma city over 100 degrees. shreveport near 100 degrees. this is dangerous stuff. that's a check nationa >>> good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. today will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures. a the coast

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she goes into an area that is almost certainly going to be a war zone, and at one point tells the s.s. that they cannot come into the home. she has been named righteous among the nations and in the fall of 1942, she's arrested and inturned in nazi germany and the quakers who are doing work in southern france and she's amazing and she goes back to the united states in 1944 and she keeps teaching high school french. does not make a big deal about this. this is not, and i think that is one of the consistent things that you see in rescuers and you see in people that are making the effort to help is that they don't think this is a big deal. they don't see any other way to do it. this is what you do. when people are in need this is what you do. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> yes. i would want to let people know if you haven't seen the exhibit it is incredibly well done, very powerful and particularly linking in the voices of everyday americans and where they stood on the issue. so thank you very much. i have to say it was a very tough exhibit for me because of the ghosts of the internment o

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and in their authority for insult about syria reports of detentions demonstrations disappearances and s.s. nations are a source of serious concern. mark just highlighted the challenges in iraq burn and i'll hold and really nothing to add to that. 5th let us remember that the syrian families face many problem dangerous violent conflict terrorism displacement conscripts sions arbitrary detention torture separation gender biased veil on my lands and the myriad of all the protection if yours syrians also face unprecedented levels of poverty and economic shortcomings and a sense of hopelessness. and millions of syrian refugees continue to see opticals to save dignified and voluntary return when i'm president it should be more clear than ever that there is no military solution to syria and nationwide see if fire stipulated in a solution $2254.00 has never been more relevant than necessary including as a matter of international peace and security and it is clear that only a political process and ultimately a political solution can restore serious serenity protect the rights and future of all syr

watching and try out video late so what happens next well george pell has been taken back to the melbourne s.s. and prison way he's been setting out the sentence he'll be $81.00 before he's eligible for parole bites this isn't necessarily the end the defense team for george pell could potentially take this to the high court but it'll be up to the high court to decide whether or not it's will take on the case whether or not there are enough grounds for the christ to go before the high court so i woll victims and the complaints since involved in this case and other victims of child sex abuse have welcomes today's decision it may not be either yes well let's get more on this we're joined now by clearly nishi c.e.o. of m. good faith foundation that's a charity and support service for abuse survivors and she's joining us live from melbourne very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so you have been talking to the survivors yourself about this decision what have they been telling you. pam quote there's been a mixed reaction from a number of survive. 1st and foremost i think there was relief. for m

. >> i would hesitate to say with the folks fighting on the russian front and the s.s. units that were fighting there, as well and i think they were a very good army. they had been fighting for years already, but i think they were just as good as many of the other german units. >> it was important -- it was important that they were bloodied and survived and eventually went on to be victorious in africa. yes, sir. >> if montgomery had not absorbed all of the gasoline and ammunition that pat needed, do you think patton would have shortened the war. >> that would call for a fair amount of speculation and even montgomery and ammunition and fuel and one of the arguments is eisenhower wanted a broad front strategy and he wanted all three army groups moving forward and moving east in the line. montgomery said we don't have the fuel or ammunition to be able to do that and you need to give me the priority and give me the fuel and ammo and we'll have a narrow front strategy and i think once they did figure out the fuel problem they would set up the red ball express and they're mo

to take like five days, and so they all piled into the boat, the grandma, which is kind of like the s.s. minnow. it was leaky, it barely worked. it had been water logged, and there were like 120 people who wanted to get on. they managed to squeeze on 82, and they were all in there like sardin sardines, and like they set off at night in a storm, ignoring the fact that it was one of the worst storm warnings in months. as soon as they got out of the harbor, it started to rock quite a lot, and they all started to get seasick, chay for whatever reason had forgotten to pack the tablets, the seasickness tablets. they all started -- with the exception of raul and the professional sailors, they all started to get seasick. they're all awash with vomit. it was a spectacular disaster. worse, water was coming into the boat, and they realized it was starting to flood, so they grabbed one of the -- and started throwing things over, to lighten the thing. they thought they were going to sink until someone realized that the tap was on in the toilet and it was flooding it. this set the tone really for the

me so aim to show from my last part to me the police have power and they were her hostility to both s.swe were locked in a car that was transformed into its detention center it was very hard because he's a great houses out there and people were not allowed to sleep at the 1st 20 hours after more than 20 hours we were cell we have rooms full full and then people were taken away to do a home search which was unnecessary so there were lots of abuse of power. now you were arrested for obstructing police is that what happened. well yes i was a rest as for all struction and as a mess all fat i compiled lived a police instruction doing that. and i don't know why the police still arrest me doing that coles to address the police punch me and they were using excess is false to stop me and then i was to came on the car to the police station and this is my have some experience in this all in a west but this is my this is the 1st time that the police you home so to intimidate and harass my family and then. now we had originally planned to get you on the program to talk about this summer of protest i

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