pamela: john dickson was sigrid schultz.the 1930's as things got dangerous is she realized she might need a pseudonym. it happened in a very particular context. she received an instruction from the chicago tribune through the paris office. they'd asked her to write an extended article about what was known as the night of the long knives. it happened two years earlier, in 1936 she got the request. but in 1934, in the summer, hitler had massacred the leadership of the storm troopers and anyone else he saw as a potential political rival. and sigrid wrote about it at the time. 11 articles over the course of several weeks. but now they wanted a more extensive, in depth report on that event. but it -- the request came through paris. and the paris office wasn't living under the threat of the nazis. and they really didn't have an internal sense of just how dangerous things were. so a woman from the paris office called sigrid, and the woman with the information, totally clueless about the fact that the phones were tapped and were pro

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and german chancellor, olaf schultz arrives in india. a key item on whose agenda is recruiting and skilled workers from the world's most populous nation, the welcome to the program. i'm jared read you. crimes is that north korean troops had been deployed to roches west in cost region to backup troops on the was front line . that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service. cost is way ukrainian forces staged across the billboard a incursion into russian territory. back in august, seizing a chunk of territory, south korea nicer and the you with say, thousands of north korean troops have been training for combat in russia's east in recent weeks. as this lead year, according to crate shells smells korean soldiers at the training ground in rushes, far east, the wearing. what appears to be a russian military uniform potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says that the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best and of course, screeching to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as r

sean sla, olaf schultz is facing tough questions like these are the industry summit and the chancery where he is meeting business need is employers and union representatives. the summit aims to address mounting concerns over the countries economic stagnation and to look for solutions to obvious structural problems. so we systematically did not invest enough, you know, infrastructure which can be seen with the light trains and collapsing bridges, the lack of knowledge, conversation across administration. so we have not done enough to mobilize the potential skilled workers, both on the domestic job market and in terms of the employment of images. according to i am f predictions for this. yeah. and combined with the german economy ministry's full cost. here's how germany is expected to stock up against the us, china and japan and india projections yet again, it is expected to be the only economy to contract dominate is very much exposed to a rising energy prices. so the energy intensive industry like the chemical industry is strong in germany, then we have issues in the car industry, th

round carries out more and strikes against his belongings by ruth and german chancellor. old off schultz arrives in india. a key item on the agenda is recruiting skilled workers from the world's most populous country, the hello and welcome to the program. i am jared read. ukraine says that north korean troops had been deployed to roches, west and coast region to back up russian troops on the was front line that's according to ukraine's and military intelligence service. in a moment, we'll get the response from the white house and an interview with the dumpling heat . but 1st, this report this v dear. according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at the training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be a russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in due crate. the keys says that 1st health careen soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best, and course screeching to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as russia rectifies a defense treaty with north korea. the 3 to plot, just mutual assistance by the country, is a tech to a pret

okay, terry schultz in brussels and stephen beardsley from our business team. thank you very much. you both now to the middle east and here ends. foreign minister has arrived in the lebanese capital is, is really our strikes close in on leaders of the to ran back militia has been a foreign minister, a boss rock cheese has met with lebanon's caretaker prime minister on the hours after is really warplanes, reportedly struck a bunker where hezbollah officials were meeting, iran's top diplomat is expected to discuss israel's military campaign with lebanese officials. media reports say the overnight attack name to kill a possible successor to slain has ball our leader hass on those rolla. this is the moment explosions designated right next to be room international airport. just minutes after a flight landed a huge losses were heard in the cities southern suburbs. well into the nights since last week's killing of his ball, a leader of how sudden this roll up a route has been hit by multiple is really air strikes. early on thursday, plumes of smoke billowed across the city skyline. after

on one side, there's german john split off schultz and the c. e. o. 's of the leading german gone because they've been fun. china would respond by distributing the exports of particular ideas. german thought me cause need to make easy batteries and that escalation could hit their seals in china. the biggest forward market for german cars. they oppose the data, fearing that german is produced in china and we'd be subject to hide in both debt. it's making them more expensive. on the other side, if the european commission that by force the left funding 9 who believe china is undermining the european god industry by subsidizing domestic production and fueling an unfair to market the commission. but also capitals in europe increasingly see china. and as the economics threat, um some, uh, some would also say, you know, trying to, it was a capacities for instance, aust threatening employment in europe. last year she went as far as opening an in the subsidy group into china actions. we must defend ourselves against unset practices, the wards by e u. member st

on china policy, on one side there's german john split off schultz and the c. e. o of the leading german gone because they've been fun. china would respond by distributing the exports of particular ideas. german called me cause need to make easy batteries. and that escalation could hit their seals in china, the biggest forward market for german cars. they oppose the data, fearing that german is produced in china and we'd be subject to hide in both dat, it's making them more expensive. on the other side is the european commission deck bite for select funded 9 who believes china is undermining the european god industry by subsidizing domestic production and fueling. it's unfair to market the commission, but also capitalists in europe increasingly see china and as the economics threats and some um, some would also say, you know, 20. so the capacities for instance, aust, recommending employment in europe last year she been as far as opening an in the subsidy poop into china actions. we must defend ourselves against unfair practices, the wards, but e. u. member states

congresswoman debbie wassermann, schultz. thank you so much.appreciate your time thanks for having new desk still ahead. israel launches new strikes in lebanon tonight targeting hezbollah's financial institutions it's as the israeli military presses ahead on another front in gaza, how they continue to target hamas is the un warns, quote, the nightmare is intensifying. and what we're learning about the investigation into where a us intelligence leak came from. >> here in the cnn newsroom before election day. >> vice president harris bases voters and takes the pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential we'll tell home. kamala harris wednesday at nine eastern on cnn welcome to stormy heights, where the windows are always pellet. pellet fiberglass is the strongest material for windows and patio doors the fiberglass frame, this even scratch and dent resistant hello, windows tested for extremes, designed for your home before taking breaths tree for my copd, i had bad days, days ruined by flare-ups that could permanently dama

as the w corresponded young phillip schultz is in valencia very slowly, the entire emerging electricity and the mobile network discount. most of the time, just to us from the village is that as to complete the cut off from the outside world, this is one of the pony streets that connect the effective areas with the city central valencia. so a lot of people come to bring water and sewage, or just to find out if their loved ones are still alive. nobody knows at the moment how many people have died at the moment. the numbers are already above $100.00, but most observers say that in the next hours and days the numbers were probably that was the the use john phillip schultz reporting from valencia now to the other side of the atlantic, which is 5 days until americans are like the new president, both the democrat and republican campaigns, are busy with damage control racist remarks that this week's trump rally in new york city caused an uproar, especially a comedian labeling puerto rico as an island of trash. president j biden's responding gaff calling trump supporters, garbage. well, that cau

schultz provided first-hand accounts of the rise of adolf hitler in germany, and was one of the earliesteporters to warn americans about the dangers of nazi is in. >> she did end up having one of the rare one-on-one interviews with him in december of 1931. it was an important interview, because in that interview, he basically made it clear he did not have to take germany by force. that he was getting more and more power with every election. and that he really thought he would be in control within a year. he missed that high only a month. he also made it clear that once he was in power, they intended to undo the republic and create a republic of what she described, with some irony, as truly germanic men. announcer: with her book "the dragon from chicago." tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the house will be in order. announcer: this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced unfiltered coverage o

you are the chancellor of declined, mister schultz. you have to wonder whether the only reason why vag next party hasn't yet been branded and its drums threats like the f d is because, well, it isn't quite popular enough yet to win election like the f d just popular enough to help the establishment shore up it's coalition and clean power so far the establishment is happy to co opt them into these coalitions just to shut out the f d sidelining the winters and election sounds like a really great idea. like let's see where that goes a because marginalizing people's democratic well as really worked out well for the german establishment. so far, e democratic policies are now called upon to form stable governments without right wing extremists. thus the foundation that has contributed to us making progress in the state of brandenburg over the last 30 years. that hardly anyone would have thought possible. they want to destroy this foundation. they want to replace it with an audiology driven right wing extremists structure that is only ever le

mister schultz. yes, she's a man. we have gradually become more and more policy to the rule in ukraine. and of course, this is a danger for our country. but then to tell us that if we don't all myself, even more payton will be standing in front of the brendan, the gate tomorrow. that is sheer madness. no, we don't need a new arms race for our security. instead, we are already very, very heavily armed, and we need to talk about this elements again. and then you also wonder whether the only reason why vag next party hasn't yet been branded and it's drums threats like the f d is because, well, it isn't quite popular enough yet to win election like the, the just popular enough to help the establishment shore up it's coalition and click the power so far, the establishment is happy to co opt them into these coalitions just to shut out the, the. so i'm running the winters of election sounds like a really great idea. like let's see where that goes a because marginalizing people's democratic will is really worked out well for

matt schultz, lendingtree's chief credit analyst, says even more chilling. >> our survey found that about 28% of people said they've spent themselves into debt over halloween over the years, and about 17% say they expect to do so this year. >> schultz suggests being thoughtful when spending and avoiding impulse buys, so you don't get yourself into a grave financial situation. >> the more you can shop around, the more you can be planful as to where you buy, and the more you can comparison shop, the better off you'll be. >> and don't let others influence what you buy. >> our survey found that an awful lot of people spend money trying to impress their neighbors, or to come up with the perfect image on social media. >> schultz also recommends reusing things like costumes and decorations to save money. in chicago, kelly saberi, fox business. >> well, tonight the dodgers and yankees will face off in the first game of the world series. this will be the 12th fall classic matchup between the storied franchises. los angeles won the last meeting back in 1981. the star power on the field is massive,

dw corresponded young philip schultz is invalid, see very slowly the entire picture, emerging electricity, and the mobile networks. and most of the time just to keep us from the village, is that as to complete the cut off from the outside world. this is one of the pony streets that connect the effective areas with the city central valencia. so a lot of people come to bring water and fluid or just to find out if their loved ones are still alive. nobody knows at the moment how many people have died at the moment. the numbers are already above $100.00, but most observers say that in the next hours and days the numbers were probably it was dw john phillips built in valencia. and i hear some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. time one is being hit by the biggest storm to strike the island in nearly 30 years. many people have been injured, thousands have fled their homes. 5 food congress is packing, wins over a 180 kilometers per hour. officials in georgia and say, a partial recount of last weekend's disputed parliamentary elections has confirmed . the victory of t

execution of a german citizen in iran has sparked outrage here in germany and beyond tons of the old off schultz condemned beginning branding as a scandal. 5 minutes down to lead to bad bulk said it would be serious consequences . young. she might also a us president was kid that tend to buy uranium forces in 2020. the 69 year old was then convicted on terror charges. and a sham trial is family has maintained his innocence, demanding proof of his death, the return of his body and a severe punishment for the islamic regime. we are just so near director of the strategic mitigation project at the us think tank atlantic council about the reactions from chop my daughter has though and the international community. yeah, he was a german citizen. and of course, i should note that across all that has gone online right now and is demanding to see the proof from the german government or from the us government that her father has indeed been executed. we know that the judiciary has announced it. typically they don't announce these things unless it does happen, but she's demanding to see the pro. what i woul

every schultz to explain to us the complications of this contentious vote. that's right. it was both complicated and contentious. and in the end, the european commission is saying it received the necessary support because it can't really say that member states approve these measures. you had 12 abstentions. 12 countries that refused to take his stand. meanwhile, you had 10 countries that did approve the measure led by the very big countries of france, poland, and italy with germany on the other side, opposing these parents back to by only hungary, malta, slovakia, and slovenia. so while it's long been clear that this would probably pass in this way, it's definitely not with the over whelming support. remember states who are very much afraid of what china will do in response. now what about the geo political dimensions of this? but that's the big question. i mean, china is already made preliminary moves to, to retaliate, not necessarily in the automobile sector, although that of course could come as well. they're looking at the dairy sector, the liquor sector, and it is al

and german chancellor, olaf schultz arrives in india, a key item on his agenda. he's recruiting skills workers from the world's most populous nation. the welcome to the program on jared read. ukraine says that north korean troops had been deployed to roches western coast region to backup russian troops on the was front line. that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service course. case where you cried noon forces staged across the border incursion into russian territory back in august, seizing a chunk of territory. this v. dear. according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at the training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best to course region to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. as this comes, as of russia, rectifies a defense treaty with north korea. the 3 to plot, just mutual assistance by the country, is attacked by the way in the struggle. say it's it, i'm not su

now of oil schultz, i believe, was observed quite closely during his trip in india. would you say that you hit to the right tone for indians to i think he had a lot of right tones by praising them. he hits the right tone by saying that india is in fact a potter on a level a pop. now that is growing fast way to germany is lagging behind in terms of its own economic growth. so he gave a lot of praise to the indian government and the indian side itself also gave a lot of praise to germany by specifically referring to a new strategic paper issued by germany as for an office, just a few days before this visit here happened. it's called focusing india and clearly stating how much india is valued by germany as a strategic partner on both economic and security terms. and the increased military cooperation is something that is very well documented in this paper. and which is highly appreciated by the indians who seek to don't scale the supply lines from russia and want to diversify a little bit in germany. might be a very welcome partner here. we will see how much this really

while on the receipts to the country. schultz and to senior ministers have been in india for talks aimed at boosting economic and security ties. to make sources in the u. s. a suspected chinese hackers of targeted phones of donald trump and his running made for the lighthouse j. d pounds. and if the ice statements did not give any names, but said it was investigating what it called on authorized access to commercial telecommunications infrastructure by people associated with china. brazil's government has reached a $23000000000.00 settlement with mining firms that were responsible for a 2015 damn collapse. the incident at an i n or mind released toxic mining waste into a major river and southeast. in brazil, it killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless georgians, heading to the polls for parliamentary elections, which could be crucial for the former soviet republics. future. many see the votes as a make or break moment for the countries chances of joining the european union. the pro russian ruling, georgia dream party is also threatened to bond or position parties if it's accused . and

andrew schultz when he said i'm mostly a truthful person and schultz laughs in his face, as does they it. for a younger demographic that doesn't want to take life that seriously, they don't want to be outraged about everything. it comes across and really appeals to them. >> judge jeanine: coming up, election stress is driving everyone crazy. we will give you some tips on how to relax. ♪ ♪ (♪♪) behind every splenda product is a mission. helping millions of people reduce sugar from their diets. now try a sweetener grown by u.s. farmers. introducing zero-calorie splenda stevia. at splenda stevia farms, our plants are sweetened by sunshine. experience how great splenda stevia can be. grown on our farm, enjoyed at your table. (♪♪) ♪ ♪ >> jessica: okay, america. let's pause, take a deep breath because we are having a collective panic attack over the election. nearly 70% say they are anxious. folks are putting vacations on hold and others are resorting to drugs to help them cope. i feel a little anxious. does anyone else feel election anxious or more just "get it over with." >> dana: i'm no

with a lot of security us and our correspondent terry schultz is at nato headquarters. i asked her if this could be seen as the beginning of a new era for the alliance. many ways, of course, it's a new era because you're in stoughton. burke has been here so long that for many people he's the only secretary general. they've ever known. he's the 2nd largest, longest serving person to hold this job. and if you remember, 10 years ago when stilton burge took over russia had just staged is 1st invasion of ukraine taking over crimea and, and the don bass area. so it's been a very tumultuous decade and still some bird said himself that it's hard to leave the alliance, but that he knows he needs it in good hands. as secretary done, the new secretary general marquis de is very much like stilton burge, a very calm guy, a skilled negotiator. and this is going to come in very handy with $32.00 countries to, to wrangle exactly. he is known as a master negotiator. so where do you think you're going to need this skill the most? that's right, his nickname is tesla and mark, and he is go

moving on to other news and the german chancellor will love schultz is in india with his cabinet ministers to meet the account up there to talk about trade and economic ties as well as defense. the germans are trying to triple the number of skilled visas for indian workers to 90000 a year. germany is quoting, the work is to help boost its lagging economy. another key goal of the trip is to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union style corresponding child concave. the 2 countries can help each other as well. uh, a been what we've seen uh since this morning that uh, when the 2 leaders, whenever the 2 leaders spoke and was on more than one occasion, chancellor shoals and b a mode a boat. they seem to be appreciating the sprints, each of those trends and, and they also seem to be delivering it to you understanding of each other's position. and clearly, what the gentleman side has been saying is that they, they, they need skills, labor and for which they are willing to all kind of offer all kinds of assistance possible. the news about the hiking, the number of th

involves bug form waste negotiations, which will also deal with the overall prices. german chancellor schultz has indicated that the workers should not have to pay with that jobs before management decisions. in the past. i asked maddie see now from dw business about the move that vw headquarters as well, understandably, the mood is very gloomy in here this morning. we were standing at one of the main entrances to the factory and spoke to workers as they were heading to their shift that we spoke to one man who has worked at fox on for 35 years. and he said that the mood and the situation has never felt as serious of a field right now. but we also spoke to a worker said, look, listen, crises, come and go. and company boards come and go, but the cars will continue to be manufactured here. so gloominess, but also a little bit of autism and it felt like there was a lot of whole pending on these talks, which just kicked off your advice book between employee representatives and the folks like management on wage contracts for a flex lines, workers, and what a work is representatives are saying ahead

john chancellor schultz who is currently on a biological visit to india address the run directly. that's a just off my mind message. the rainy and government is very clear clock that sort of thing and they should not go on with further escalate to re reactions. escalade tours are the ones that has to come to an end now. so the ways open for more peaceful developments in the middle east in don aust estimate. so each route, speaking of precise strikes, spot you round denies any major damage. alex tonka is a senior fellow and the founding the right to all the run program at the middle east institute in washington, dc. he gave me his assessments on ease ralph strikes. i look, i think, yeah, so far the messaging frontier. right. and that speaks to uh, you know, limited uh, damage done by the strikes really speaks to what do you run a forest will come next, which is to, to say that there won't be another follow ups that this is israel's retaliation. if that is the case, it seems to me listening to reading and officials that iran will be happy to sort of wrap this up, this round of tit f

schultz decided to call putin, well first he called me this morning, he says, there is no phone, can you deliver putin's phone, yes i wanted to ask you, maybe you can help, i i will tell you this, i will not give it to you, the head of the german foreign ministry birbuk, at this very moment israel is being subjected to a missile attack from iran, i condemn the ongoing attack in the strongest possible terms, we persistently harassed iran from this dangerous escalation, iran must immediately stop the attack on... a certain state, therefore much of what we are assessing today, what we are talking about, our emotions are invested in, since it is difficult for us to understand this , to perceive this, in fact, an absolutely biblical story, as you correctly said, biblical the history of the jewish, persian people, jews and persians, who, if you read carefully, all of this was there, all of this is there, and of course the question of anti-semitism and so on, it's stupid to just talk about it, you have to... just understand that in this conflict today there are several things that israel, f

that's something former ceo howard schultz had been saying in several open letters that he's posted in recent months so it seems that's going to be a really key area of focus i think we can expect more changes in marketing starbucks is bringing on new marketing team members it's starting to air commercials. and also slimming down the menu. getting the menu right and getting the morning right as he has said as that's such a key demo for starbucks they've been losing the occasional customer. we kind of know what to expect next week but it will be interesting to hear more from him on that earnings call. >> this stock has, greg, been flat for the year so far it's up in recent months but flat for the year. what does nichol need to do first, second, and third to turn the business around? and how quickly do you think the stock can turn around and reflect that >> i think the first thing, he just did it. he separated poor results from his messaging that he's going to give next wednesday. this disclosure allows him to focus the earnings call primarily on his goals of turning around the business

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peter schultz life has changed beyond all recognition.aving the astrazeneca jab in april 2021. he has been waiting more than two years to hear if he will get a payment from the vdps. with severe weakness across his body, he also lost the sight in one eye. this meant he was not able to fill in the vdps paperwork. his friend david who helped him is frustrated by the delay is, given the clear medical evidence. as far as i know today, it has not yet been accepted because it has not been assessed. this is only five days after he was taken into hospital, on the second line it even says vitt diagnosis. so in multiple reports from different hospitals, it says repeatedly vaccine induced blood clots, vitt? it does indeed, it comes on the first and second line. it is clear as a bell. the nhs business services authority has that are often struggles to get hold of full medical records. accepted because it has not been assessed. this is only five days after he was taken into hospital, on the second line it even says vitt diagnosis. so in multiple repor

host the event here at harvard bookstore tonight andrew schultz and c-span. you ready? i don't know. am i? yes. all right. thanks, everybody, for making it here tonight. it's great to see so many happy. rarely do you get this many people together to talk about a math book and people show up and smile and be excited about this. so i'm really thrilled to be here. i have to. when we heard that c-span was here, i was ready for everyone to erupt into. so i know that you're just holding it for now, for when we? get to hear us speak. so i've had the great pleasure to work with mark a while and i've been working with him at the institute for math and democracy that he co-founded stanley chang a few years ago and smart now you've been working on this book for a number of years. must be very excited to have it out and in the world by now. absolutely. first, let me thank you for being here and joining me in the intimacy of small table, the tiny desk, as it were. someone should tell npr, tiny desk book event, i'm a little this is the first time like this so we don't movement petiti

i a revelations, pharmacy a office, a joshua schultz k, was sentenced to 40 years in prison under conditions of extreme isolation. this is windows, a blacked out and a white noise machine plays 24 hours a day or the his door so that he cannot even shaft through it. these conditions more severe than those found in guantanamo bay. transnational repression is also conducted by of using legal prices. sees the lack of effective safeguards against this means that europe is vulnerable to having its mutual legal assistance and expedition. treaties, hijacked by foreign powers to go off to dissenting voices. in europe, in microphone powers mem was which i read in my present. so the pharmacy i directed brag about how he pressure the us attorney general to bring an expedition case against me in response to our publications about the c, i indeed, exceeding to pump pears. request the us attorney general reopened the investigation against me that a bomb had closed and rear rested. manning this time as a witness finding was held in a prison for over a year. find a $1000.00 a day in a formal attempt to coerc

and she says that you monitoring crisis the has lessened with the dye, schultz, just food, water and fuel. so we'd like to impress on the old viewers the gravity of the situation here in, in gas out across garza, but specifically the gravity in the north. we have never been more concerned for gas as now in northern gas, or you've already agreed it to. it's the lowest cost that has been under continued bombardment. then a text from barton texas been escalated, hospitalized, and turned into shelters. haven't been spare. the territory has also been placed under displacement orders. this placement orders were issued early october for north guy governor. and you guys have coverage and forcing thousands and thousands of people to move again and for the hospitals. that means that they have also had to evacuate, and thereby that is contributing to already dire health care situation on top of all of this. so it's been extremely hard for us to bring supplies to the noise. not even a trickle has reached northern gosh, i this month. the latest i have is that $224.00 trucks were dispatched remote

still stranded, find the strongest and most destructive storm of the season. german chancellor old schultz and his senior cabinet ministers are in india for talks with the account of hans and its strengthening ties between europe biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. sholtes and from it has been around promoting, spoke at a business conference in delhi, where they get down to the germany, will mold and triple the number of skilled visas for indian work as to $90000.00 per year. germany is also hoping to boost weapons sales to delhi to replace india's dependence on russian military supplies settlement. the goal of the trip is to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union. as well as trade, germany needs indian workers to boost its economy. when a german minutes arrives in india early in the morning, and the 1st thing he does is visit to school. it's key if this is more than just a courtesy visit this public high school in dallas east isn't just any institution. it's preparing students for a 3 year vocational training program in germany. the germa

be says the choice, the kremlin, he's quite desperate for manpower and german chancellor laughed schultz arrives in india. a key item on his agenda is recruiting skilled workers from the world's most populous nation. the.

demonstrations which led to the fall of the berlin wall known as the peaceful revolution. chancellor of schultz spoken like take square in 1989 thousands began gathering on mondays to protest against the communist regime in eastern germany a show of light in light to recall east germany's imagines from darkness to demonstrations in the city 3 and a half decades ago were a milestone on the road to re unification. addressing the crowds shouts, the shouts, some dump their importance and they are stopped. the east gym and stay with the owners and violence backed down. they liked it happened. that change not only light sake, not only the ged on, not only germany and europe in the whole world, to judge the whole point and that's under the guns are based on october, the 9th. 198970000 people took delight 6th street, the mounting freedom. with the slogan, we all the people that were fee is of a violent crack down. the memory of china is giana men square. mexico was still fresh, but the majority is didn't know to intervene in the weeks that followed. protests grew across east germany. the movement becam