the protestants led by john frederick of saxony trusted in god. but i have news from the scouts of the emperor has advanced as far as allows a given it's by laws and he'll still have to cross the aisle but that buys us time that skipped on sight sight time enough to prepare the warm welcome the emperor deserves and found. the protestant army felt safe on the other side of the river which it deemed impossible for the emperor's artillery. but charles was determined to take the initiative on the cover a sick fuck his soldiers folded the elder cut down the guards and secured a floating bridge. if it succeeded the surprise attack would route the troops. the men under john frederick trusted england. but the emperor's troops banked on the element of surprise. the for. the for. the stealthy attack caused panic among the forward scouts of the small county glee . then he. dressed in splendid. arrived wholly unexpected while most of his infantry had crossed the floating bridge the cavalry found a ford higher up stream. his defeat of the protestants at the ba

as a territorial prince the electorate of saxony. made use of his autonomy to secretly defy the amphora. the persecuted reformer was given a comfortable room invite book council he was to want for nothing. though forced into hiding luther had not been silenced his writings spread across europe. faced with an unknown period of confinement luthor decided to make good use of his time. he adopted a pseudonym. and changed his appearance. and he began a revolutionary work a translation of the bible into german luther wanted the word of gaunt to be accessible to everyone including lay readers he rejected church doctrine that maintained the pope was the sole authority even temperature of scripture his followers would come to be called evangelical from the latin and german words for gospel. it took luther just a few weeks to complete his translation of the new testament into german. a new communications technology gave him fast access to a wide audience the printing press. the individual letters were cast back to front laid out in galleys and

this mural dating back to nineteen zero seven commemorates the rulers of saxony over the previous eight centuries among them augustus the strong he was a great collector of art and commissioned a range of grand buildings including the palace. the intersection was modeled on a roman amphitheater. i'm seeing a theme of the spring has from the most glorious period of dress and history in the eighteenth century old gus just the strong was both electro of saxony and king opponent he built the string as a ground space in which to showcase his pile with lavish parties. the complex also accommodates museums such as the old masters picture gallery which comprises three thousand works the highlights include raphael sistine madonna from fifteen twelve. but across the album and you'll find that dresden has an exciting and modern side to. its home to numerous cafes design workshops clubs and art galleries like the pull. of the newtown district was always where ordinary people lived here apartments were small and simple rents were low so it's traditionally drawn lots of students and young creative pe

century old gus just the strong was both electro of saxony and king opponent he built the spring as a ground space in which to showcase his pile with lavish parties. the complex also accommodates museums such as the old masters picture gallery which comprises three thousand works the highlights include raphael sistine madonna from fifteen twelve. but across the album and you'll find that dresden has an exciting and modern side to. its home to numerous cafes design workshops clubs and art galleries like the pull. of the newtown district was always where ordinary people lived here apartments were small and simple rents were low so it's traditionally drawn lots of students and young creative people who've moved down from the concrete housing project and downtown their own tiny apartments so this is the cool parts of the city but downtown has its contemporary attractions to an old power station turned into an art center it opened and twenty sixteen. now it's a focal point for dresden as art scene. the stage operetta has also found a new home here. music has always been very important for

he was in the social democrat party took you to the lower saxony parliament. to being boring for another four year old not for you. is pregnant that's why this thing for me is real impact on me as a minority within a minority as a religious minority and because of my nationality i understood quickly that what we had here was special freedom democracy and a parliament. and my father was passionate when he explained to me that this was where german laws were made and that people could express their opinion freely this had such an emotional impact on me. and. politicized by two thousand and fourteen you decided to go to iraq to report about being massacres. you gave up a permanent job but. first. decision was what was behind it if you could talk. it was such a universal basic decision and it had little to do with nationality or background it was basically about the question am i living my life right. sound a bit pretentious but that's how it was i resigned a few months before the genocide even though i didn't have a plan b. i realized i was nearly dead and i want

he was born in fourteen eighty three in isolation in what is now the german state of saxony on hot. heights symptom not. the three one hundred years after he was born his birthplace was marked with a large information board for visitors so you see even then people were coming to isolate him on luther pilgrimages to. the lutheran memorials and i say been a much basic hit symbols of the reformation. written back some one hundred kilometers away is another important location in the life and work of martin luther. on october the thirty first fifteen seventy two three said to have nailed his ninety five pieces to the church door in. the document also known as the disputation on the power of indulgences was the catalyst of the reformation movement. resulted in various protestant denominations splitting from the catholic church. luther's theses is still considered one of the pivotal moments in german history. the reform lived in the house on and off for almost forty years until his death in fifteen forty six his wife katarina run the household and they had six children together. twenty sev

reporter: the globig parsonage in saxony-anhalt has seen better days. the stove is being stoked to warm up the place for the senior group who are about to arrive. they meet here every wednesday but not for much longer. pastor jurgen hofmann has to give up the house because there's no one left to see to the upkeep of the old building. >> here in globig, all the tenants are moving out. the windows and roof are all new, but the house doesn't have central heating. that makes it very difficult to find new tenants, so we decided to sell the house. reporter: this isn't the first parsonage hofmann has closed. at least this time there is another place to live lined up for him. he just hopes the small community holds together. he's relying on god's help for that. >> this is something god does quite often. he fulfills the desires we have deep in our hearts. reporter: but fewer and fewer parishoners are attending church services and devotions. the culinary delights of gooseberry and cheesecake are a tried-and-true means for the pastor to disseminate luther's messag

with a fast time a minor from saxony smelted couple a smell of sulfur was in the ass. over the course of time became the established center of copper mining in central north. humerus mines were opened up in the region and it was not until nine hundred seventy seven that the last of them shut down. the miners homes were mostly simple wooden buildings. was a magnet to growing numbers of mining was from sweden and above all german mining engineers from sex. minus established dismounting wax the floor was transporting a horse drawn copse from the mines to the time that they diverted the water courses for the pumps and hoists in the west. yes at hand was an on site web shop with. mining tools spades and cops go beat a path. nowadays enormous on nails and made in the traditional manna for the museum now housed in the old smelting leg. spits the rock and releases the valuable copy all what remains when the press as is heaps of slag not laugh and. the story goes that just such a ruckus this one was found in the hills. back in sixteen forty four. around his farm right by the fa

house is known the world over it was built in one nine hundred thirty three in the town of labor in saxony based on a design by german architect tom sharr on the villa is considered one of the best examples of the new objectivity style in architecture and combines organic forms open spaces and a link with nature. today house formerly home to a factory owner is a public monument. this delbert us going all of us i think that this show illustrates how this building can be used for television for most of the building just seems to lend itself to being used like this it combines transparency connection to nature and the private spaces once used by the shrink if it's a great story and one that tells what the house was originally conceived for. well. nigh grooves makes the house come alive and offers a lot of space for improvisation. this show countries are challenges came fisher to a duet. breakout boning tess anastasia's downscale. i covered. by rock band silly. this is a business. that says. it's impossible to say precisely what will happen on any given evening in house. in the basement direct

spent more than fifteen years of her life in the mummy and torn convent in him sion near leipzig in saxony today only ruins are left of it. five hundred years ago more than forty nuns lived in him. they were so-called enclosed or cloistered nuns isolated from the outside world discipline and a b.d. ans ruled their daily life every three hours the bells called them to prayer at night too they were awakened for chanting and devotions a doorway can still be seen in the top floor it allowed the nuns to get to prayer in the. church at night without having to go outside. but a convent like this was also a privileged place. my god when you were together with the members of your own class you had access to education and medical care that was more than most artistic rights are thinking so it's hard to. catalina from boulder learned much more in the convent than she would have done outside reading writing a bit of latin and singing. she probably also learned arithmetic and how to run a household but despite the privileges for some women this life of chastity was an ordeal women who became nuns could

to him russia's cummins are inhuman and racist we've also seen other fish oils from the state of saxony. they will also be speaking out for instance the minister for science and even mary. stunned she tweeted saxon these universities are open minded and international i strongly condemn russia in a public views but not everybody is against him and we should remember that saxony is the birthplace of the. movement it's also a state where the far right attorney for germany is the strongest potsie so there is a pool of supporters for such ideas we can also see here a tweet by a member in a member of parliament who is vowing to fight for he says freedom of speech was always something that had to be fought for and defended rush or we're fighting for you. it's unclear whether this will cost the professor his job the university i mean he's comments have gotten him into trouble before but so far they've always been chalked up to freedom of speech the university is investigating and they're considering disciplinary action and for his part is denying any wrongdoing we got in touch with him and he t

it's in saxony on hold. but no matter where i am i can still tend to my garden. and once the vegetables have been harvested i can pick them up in berlin and take them home. with holes in. their garden as part of a larger facility one hectare in size the plant is about one hundred kilometers south of germany's capital it's the brainchild of martine krishna he has an entire team now cultivating the vegetable garden originally he. just wanted a place as a weekend garden for his family. we kept having a problem and that we couldn't water our garden all the way from berlin so i started researching online for solutions and found these online farming games and then we set about making this virtual concept reality. so that's a new. tenants can choose between of a forty six different types of plants they choose where the seeds are to be sown which real life gardeners then take care of on the ground the cameras installed on masts in between the plants allow customers to view their vegetables progress any time they want. but they're also ultimately responsible for their pla

he documented the splendor the aspirations and importance of the ruling house of saxony. another of his duties was to supervise the decorations of the tournaments at the witan back marketplace first the square was covered with sand then the jousters and onlookers came and the court painter lucas khana recorded the spectacle as a wood cut. on his arrival in britain bad conduct encountered artworks by other painters the court frequently commissioned work spy a celebrated contemporary of cox the nuremberg artist. the two were to become major rivals. ahead of christ by a young body. the venetian artist was chronics predecessor as court painter and it brought new impulses from italy a new kind of portraiture was developing one in which the subject seemed to live and breathe compared with this stiff stylized earlier depiction. of the painter sundra but a child that depicted the virgin mary as a beautiful. well fashionably dressed woman he gave the nude painting of the roman love goddess venus the erotic aura of sculptures from classical antiquity chrono had encountered this art

the two plants to be shuttered are in the state of saxony which depends on them for jobs and tax income. it's like this we're now in for a fight because we can't just accept this decision the supervisory board has a responsibility to take a critical look at the state government unions and works councils reached out their hands seaman's needs to accept this and find solutions that benefit the affected regions and employees shift. zeman says it will try to avoid forced redundancy is and will move workers to other if they can seize within the company but that's little comfort for the communities they will leave behind. foreign companies doing business in france now face more bureaucratic hurdles they were put in place by the french government under president manuel mccall and the new red tape appears to be a clear move to protect the french labor market rather than improving business relations within the european union german companies op in. french president emanuel likes to be seen as a passionate european and. if you believe in europe you have to believe in it fully. and that means you

down completely and a third hangs in the balance the two plants to be shuttered are in the state of saxony which depends on them for jobs and tax income. it's like this for ok we're now in for a fight because we can't just accept this decision the supervisory board has a responsibility to take a critical look at the state government unions and works councils reached out their hands seaman's needs to accept this and find solutions that benefit the affected regions and employees shift. zeman says it will try to avoid forced redundancy is and will move workers to other if they can seize within the company but that's little comfort for the community as they leave behind. european leaders are meeting in the swedish city of gothenburg today for an eight year social summit they're promoting a set of twenty social rights and guidelines designed to make social provision more even across the bloc both the e.u. council and commission of already signed up to the guidelines the new paper form is what the president of the european commission. has called a pillar of social rights. correspondent is in got

down completely and a third hangs in the balance the two plants to be shuttered are in a state of saxony which depends on them for jobs and tax income. it's like this for ok we're now in for a fight because we can't just accept this decision the supervisory board has a responsibility to take a critical look at the state government unions and works councils reached out their hands seaman's needs to accept this and find solutions that benefit the affected regions and employees shift. zeman says it will try to avoid forced redundancies and will move workers to other if they can seize within the company but that's little comfort for the communities they will leave behind. as the financial views and as to my loan is standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange should know how to invest us feel about siemens drastic measures. well a full day after this news broke the share price is looking very flat indeed and that tells us two things one investors aren't really surprised by these job cuts rumors had been circulating for weeks and the board itself said yesterday that this decision was years in

think it's that simple above all we need to understand that in regions like the one i'm from lower saxony other measures are needed in the cities. to measures include state intervening yes of course it'd be much too easy to say our climate policies could be summarized as freedom whatever the circumstances that would be stopping short of the mark we have a programme for climate policy i honestly have to admit i wish the f.t.p. would take this issue a bit further i sometimes feel the f.t.p. is a bit too silent on environmental. ticks and in how they communicate to the public i hope that the coalition talks will help us to see that the environment can also be an issue for a liberal party though i wouldn't say it's my favorite issue i'm more interested in domestic and legal affairs as well as european politics but the f.t.p. still needs to drill deeper into the subject of climate policy is definitely. via either way freedom or state we are wrecking our planet mr cooler isn't it finally time to fix a date to phase out combustion engines in problem. and we're happy to talk about dates but this

they marched us through the carpathian mountains, czechoslovakia, bohemia, saxony, bavaria, and downaustria. i was on a march for about 17 weeks. we lost... around about 100 men died. and when you finally came home, just describe the state and the toll that auschwitz... oh, i was in a shocking state when i came home. for instance, my wife put me in the bath that first night, and she started to cry cos i looked like somebody from belsen. isaid, "0h, don't cry, love. "i left men out there who's never going to come home". ron suffered with post—traumatic stress, flashbacks, and nightmares that haunted him for years, but he overcame it all thanks in no small part to the woman he will never forget. i think my wife saved my life. i think my wife was marvellous. super woman. today, britain remembers all of those that have fought for our country over the years. ronjones will be doing the same for the friends he lost more than 70 years ago. here is the weather. sunday was a fine and glorious day across much of the country, but there were plenty of showers and a strong northerly wind across ea

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think it's that simple above all we need to understand that in regions like the one i'm from lower saxony other measures are needed in the cities. on the. two measures include state intervening yes of course it would be much too easy to say our climate policies could be summarized as freedom whatever the circumstances that would be stopping short of the mark we have a programme for climate policy i honestly have to admit i wish the f.t.p. would take this issue a bit further i sometimes feel the f.t.p. is a bit too silent on environmental politics and in how they communicate to the public i hope that the coalition talks will help us to see that the environment can also be an issue for a liberal party though i wouldn't say it's my favorite issue i'm more interested in domestic and legal affairs as well as european politics but the f.t.p. still needs to drill deeper into the subject of climate policy is definitely. either way freedom or state we are wrecking our planet mr cool isn't it finally time to fix a date to phase out combustion engines in portland. and we're happy to talk about dates

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house is known the world over it was built in one nine hundred thirty three in the town of labor in saxony based on a design by german architect thomas shar on the villa is considered one of the best examples of the new objectives he's died in architecture and combines organic forms open spaces and a link with nature. today house formerly home to a factory owner is a public monument. is still with us going all of us so i think that this show illustrates how this building can be used for television for mass the building just seems to lend itself to being used like this it combines transparency connection to nature and to the private spaces once used by the shrink a family it's a great story and one that tells what the house was originally conceived for. well. nigh grooves makes the house come alive and offers a lot of space for improvisation. this show countries are challenges can fisher to at us. take out the boning test anastasia's downscale. accompanied by rock band silly. they. say. it's impossible to say precisely what will happen on any given evening in house. in the basement director

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