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60 of them in universities, so that such a law was adopted by a smaller number of jews in universities 1938 germany annexes austria and becomes a neighbor of hungary following the example of nazi berlin, budapest adopts one and a half hundred anti-semitic laws and regulations. their land to the government, and then they are deprived of the right to engage in skilled labor. on september 30, 1938, this day will go down in the history of the once munich conspiracy chamberlain mussolini and the dalads legalized the division of czechoslovakia with their signatures transcarpathia declared itself independent from czechoslovakia to the states of carpathian ukraine , but this did not prevent hungary from sending troops there in 1939. 18,000 jews lived and hid in transcarpathia. some of them fled there from poland and slovakia. these people could not even imagine that their lives would end overnight in the ukrainian city of kamenets podolsky. the story in podolsky took place in august 1941. you should get rid of in 1941 when the war started between the ussr and germany, it was decided that jews with the status of an indefinite citizen. so they called those who could not prove the fact of birth

of berlin. thanks. course with a question of questions about life, the universe and everything. do you know the answer? well, man, give it here. for the, the answer to almost everything, our documentary series with lever raising and ground breaking on his chin can a glimpse the after life. so are we getting dumber and dumber? how can we feed everyone? questions for the present in the future app? heads filled with ideas. so get ready for the brain update. 40 to the answer to almost everything starts january 15th on t w. o . for this is saudi arabia, ok. this is also saudi arabia. wasn't this the country where music was forbidden, with strict rules about segregating men from women? i her never imagined something like this with hop in me because, you know, are vague. we were a very conservative country on a zoom into something dollars they're down on the i think i'm a typical saudi woman in the sense that i am strong, the harm resilient. and you can tell me who i am and who i'm not as to how dare you tell me with all of this is sold skin. so it's going to her d. j name and it means

university of pennsylvania office lead directly to the question of how many million dollars the chinese communist gave to the university of pennsylvania. why the university of pennsylvania president is now the ambassador to berlinent the entire biden team was being paid indirectly by the chinese communist while they were there. all of these things if you are a rash rationale democrat you are thinking this could get a lot worse and biden is not offering any answers and his press secretary is either totally uninformed or just plain lying because she keeps saying well we have now got everything out and then there is another dump. i don't know that you will see 22 fbi agents in an armed raid the way there was at mar-a-lago. clearly, the special counsel who was a trump appointee at the justice department is going to be very method meth methodical. his friends aren't going to be very far in defending him. >> rachel: frustrating to see the two different ways that joe biden is being treated, his lawyers working with the doj, donald trump's lawyers were not allow. imagine in giuliani had been allowed in there. his home was raided with armed fbi agents. wife's bedroom raided, his teenage son's bedroom was raided. when i

universities there were 50-60 of them in order to reduce the number of jews in universities adopted such a law 1938 germany annexes austria and becomes a neighbor of hungary following the example of nazi berlin, budapest accepts the right to engage in skilled labor they could not imagine.

a liberal on a foundation which publishes one of poland's leading weeklies and she's a research associate at the university here in berlin. and gustav gristle is senior political fellow and military expert at the berlin office of the european council on foreign relations and he joins us as we see, virtually welcome to all of you and let me start if i may with you. gustav and ukraine has been pleading for battle tanks with rising urgency. is this decision a game changer for ukraine. will it make a real difference in the conflict well, i don't like the word game changer because it suggests that individual weapons systems and and certain technological advantages can bring the change in the war alone, which they never do. it always depends on the numbers on the employment, on the kind of cleverness of the ukrainian armed forces to bring certain capabilities to bear. but it is certainly good news. the problem with ukraine struggling with other tanks that they currently have, is that ammunition for these tanks was increasingly difficult to find. uh, and there were certain predictions within the army depending on the intensity

of poland leading weekly's. he's a research associate at the university here in berlin and go, staff and castle is senior political fellow and military expert at the berlin office of the european council on foreign relations. and he joins us as we see virtually welcome to all of you. and let me start if i may with you. a good stuff. and ukraine has been pleading for battle tanks with rising urgency. is this decision, a game changer for ukraine? will it make a real difference in the conflict? well, i don't like the word game changer because it suggests that individual weapon systems and uncertain technological command touches can bring the change in a wall loan, which they do. it always depends on the numbers on the employment, on that kind of cleverness of ukrainian on forces to bring certain capabilities to back bought. it is certainly good news of the problem with ukraine struggling with other tanks that they currently have is the ammunition for these tanks was increasingly difficult to find a prediction within the army depending on the intensity or for, for the intensity of, for, for as probably going to rise w

there's also questions about the fact that the university of pennsylvania president then became an ambassador to berlin. and that happened -- tell me if i'm wrong here -- after the university expressed concerns that the fbi was trying to shut down some of their chinese student programs on campus. the fbi backed off on that and then after that this former university president became ambassador. do i have that time line correct as far as you can tell? >> very correct. this is very concerning. because this would be a perfect example of this administration being compromised. everyone in academia knows that china is sending students to all of our major research universities all over the united states and stealing our property, our technology. this is our concern. even the most liberal university presidents will attest to this. here we have the university of pennsylvania's president successfully lobbying the fbi during the biden administration to draw up this major china initiative investment trying to out all of these chinese spies, and they lobbied for the reason that they said was racist. they said the fb

coordinated set of notes on berlin, housing, rudo, and deliveries of fits heavy leopard tanks to ukraine. according to the country's economy minister, however, the decision was met with universal approval by anyway in germany with the recent poll showing that the majority of the population does not support such a. we heard from berlin residents who said the supply. busy of such offensive, military equipment will only prolong the complex boys are silent or this is a load of especially since it's coming from a government that claims to be green and to have green values or left wing value center on peace and things are that we make peace with our arms and above, but instead they try to achieve peace by supplying war machines. and to me, that's a perverted logic. but people who think like this is who think the more weapons help anyone but the arms industry. i don't know what's wrong with their brains and what's happening inside of them. i am all sort of of an industry as we finish going . okay, well, i'm definitely not a fan of the way germany is handling the issue of arms supplies. i know that there is a huge market for us, but i don't like the fact that we are supporting it in s

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business until succeeds. jeffery, ours foreman is a professor of political science at bard college, berlin. that's a private german american university. thanks for joining us, boris. can i ask you, kevin mccarthy has now lost 11 votes. isn't it time to give up? and how can this stand of possibly be resolved? i mean, yeah, you would think, 11 times sounds like a lot of ballots, especially since nothing much has been moving in terms of numbers. kevin, mark mccarthy, certainly clinging onto his well to the decision to become the of the house leader . i think one of the reasons why this is going on is also that there are no real alternative. i mean, the, what the person that has been discussed, he's can lease, for example, from louisiana represented from louisiana with representative more of the mainstream. the republican has been dispute with the hard liners. on the other hand, jordan, which has been suggested by the right is a problematic figure for some of the more moderates republic. i'm so it's difficult to see a way out really a concessions have been one way to go. but kevin mccarthy has really already played most of his cards, so

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years than planned. orrick brewed now is a political analyst and professor of political science at stanford university in berlin. he says the protest in loose wrath won't stop german, german's current reliance on co. well, certainly what happens in this tiny village doesn't change the bigger picture. the bigger picture is that germany decided on the spot to finish imports up. i'm itchy from russia, given the high energy dependency of this was a major step. and given that we have a government with a strong se of the green party, it was also absolutely clear that fading out from nuclear energy will not be postponed. so without rushing energy and without nuclear energy, there's not much left given the fact that the increase of renewables doesn't accelerate as quickly as one would wish. it is not an option to increase renewables on a short notice. so that's why they have also to swallow on promises and appear in the eyes of more radical environmentalist groups like the ones that demonstrate in the village as a party that is just giving up its core beliefs and they are for it's an ideological battle. it doesn't chan

grand reception at the sorbonne university for another show of unity amid a long list of disagreements between paris and berlinemanuel macron and salmon are forced to compromise. considering washington's impudence, this concerns both the protectionist act of lowering inflation adopted by the united states there, and so the americans in the energy sphere, but in the first place and matrona schwartz put ukraine on this date, the 60th anniversary of the friendship treaty between our countries is of particular importance. now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanistic order in europe is under threat , france's responsibility in germany is to strengthen the cohesion of the entire european family, especially zealous on the highway. it seems that speaking about ukraine, he recalled the second world war. we will not allow europe to return to a time when violence replaced politics about our continents was torn apart by hatred and national rivalry. despite the solemn rhetoric of the leader of germany and france, they are well aware that at the moment in history they are still on th

of course, the situation in ukraine followed the talks sergei solemn reception at the sorbonne university for the next a demonstration of unity against the backdrop of a long list of disagreements between paris and berlin , emanuel akron, and lavsh, is forced to seek a compromise. taking into account washington’s impudence, this applies both to the protectionist act to reduce inflation adopted by the united states in the summer, and to american deputies in the energy sector, but first place and macroeconomics have put ukraine on this date, the 60th anniversary of the friendship treaty between our countries is of particular importance. now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope for the humanistic order in europe is under threat, the responsibility of germany and france is to strengthen the cohesion of the entire european family, especially zeal, it seems that speaking of ukraine, he recalled the second world war, let me in europe return to a time when violence replaced politics, and our continent was torn apart parts of hatred and national rivalry. despite the divine rhetoric of the leader of germany and france, they are well aware that at the moment in history they are still

partner of the united states, details from sergei lashevsky reception at sorbonne university for another demonstration of unity against the backdrop of a long list of disagreements between paris and berlinron, salmon are forced to seek a compromise. considering washington's impudence, it concerns both the protectionist act of reducing inflation adopted in the us and the imitation of americans in the energy sector. well, the date, 60 years of the friendship treaty between our countries, put ukraine in the first place. of particular importance now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanist order in europe is under threat, the responsibility of germany and france is to strengthen the cohesion of the entire european family, olafshors was especially zealous. it seems that speaking about ukraine, he recalled the second world war, we will not allow europe to return to the times when violence replaced politics, and our continent was torn apart by hatred and national rivalry, despite the solemn rhetoric of the courier germany and france are well aware that at the moment history. they still ended up on the sidelines, subordinating their foreign policy to the i

years than planned on oleg. bruckner is a political analyst and professor of political science at stanford university in berlin. and he's joining us on skype from berlin. very good to have you with us, sir. on al jazeera, we had one protest there, instep vaskins report, saying that the call in this particular village wasn't needed for energy safety. is that accurate? do you think and do you think that this protests are actually going to have any sort of impact on germany's plans? well, certainly what happens in this time, you really, it doesn't change the bigger picture. the bigger picture is that germany decided on the spot to finish imports of that she from russia given the high and she dependency of this was a major step. and given that we have a government with a strong say of the green party, it was also absolutely clear that fading out from nuclear hannah, she will not be postponed. so without russian energy and without nuclear. and she is not much left given the fact that the increase of renewables doesn't accelerate as quickly as one would wish. so the last remaining option was to keep on burden coal.

of course, the situation in ukraine was followed by sergey kalashevsky. reception at the sorbonne university for another show of unity amid a long list of disagreements between paris and berlinemanuel macron, salmon are forced to seek a compromise. taking into account the impudence of washington, this concerns both the protectionist act of reducing inflation adopted by the united states in the summer and the americans in the energy sector, but the macro schools put ukraine in the first place, this is the date, 60 years of the friendship treaty between our countries has special meaning. now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanist order in europe is under threat, germany's responsibility to france is to strengthen cohesion of all european families, especially zealous in the highway. it seems that speaking about ukraine, he recalled the second world war. we will not allow europe to return to a time when violence replaced politics about our continent was torn apart by hatred and national rivalry. despite the solemn rhetoric, the leaders of germany and france are well aware that at the moment in history they are still on the sidelines, subo

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university back in 1988. that speech, the reagan speech of the berlin wall remembered by everybody. it was worked on very, very closely by a speech or writer secretary of state was involved the president himself. there is not a spirit word, extra word in these speeches very carefully will run speech known as going to say that was not authentic was not standing there what just popped into his mind. there is nothing more authentically reagan than that. >> is being respectful of your audience too. >> respectful of their time. i was not on the trip but i thought on c-span or something. he did but he said at the time i had no idea as opposed that long. it would not have a paired speech who tells don't waste your time do not give a prepared speech for the first couple minutes of a town hall. he was make his own notes about things he wanted to say. and by notes i would say tax plan, public schools, freedom. [laughter] always freedom. i also felt his secret weapon was a press conference. because the late-night comics were always making fun of george w. bush is a word stumbled specially as r

found in the university of pennsylvania office lead directly to the question of how many millions of dollars the chinese communists -- why they univeuniversity president is noe ambassador to berlin what extent the entire biden team was being paid indirectly by the chinese communists while they were there. all of these things all of a sudden if you are a rational democrat, you are looking at this thinking this could get a lot worse. biden is not offering any answers. >> lawrence: i have a theory about this. rule number two from mamma jones is, never lie to me. never let me look stupid. if you do something wrong, you come to me because i can defend you if you come to me, but if you go out there, lie to me, i hear it from everybody else, then you are in trouble because then i cannot do anything. that is the media here and the democrats. could have given them a heads up about what was going on. they lied to people. they were indignant against the former administration p.r. now all the people that put their credibility, the media, as well as allies in congress, they are all looking stupid. they are mad because you embarrassed us. >> rachel: we thought we got trump on this particular

kind of played into creating a myth, yeah caused by the director, how did he achieve this yes, universal values, but the people who go to watch the darkness go to see prejudice in the same berlinall as a film about the russian revolution. they know exactly what they are for the soldiers and against the sailors, and uh, such a biometric description of the perception of such a viewer, prejudiced, has been preserved in the novel of millions of fires. he 's just writing down for a certain general who sits down. he knows who he is, but process he begins to experience the sailor. he is driven by some emotion. he almost cries, it is described in such detail that fechtwangelia clearly understood what was going on in the cinema hall at that moment, while, uh, eisenstein's talents and his appeal to the very humanistic common values ​​that outweigh when he is on them reminds and uh, it is important that in the twenties eisenstein in other films. hey, i tried too. in general, well, it’s not that he called for mercy for the fallen, but rather he strove to directly help people socially you can remember the film, the general line of the village artels, uh, in which uh, uh, there was such a n

university. is he money certainly made a career for himself and even unaided to medical director. but he had even greater admissions through on ah, himmler had heard of my plans. i was summoned to berlin on march 22, 1940 for a private talk with him. in the end, i told him about my problem of non surgical sterilization which i had been working on for 15 years. himmler asked me if my clinics were sufficiently equipped with research facilities. ready if not. ready he would set them up for me. ready thus pendant us and theresa is this suited him holler on the war of annihilation that the nazis were planning to finance and carrying out in eastern europe upon them to push through am heights further without trying to supercede your decision. i would like to suggest that the necessary experiments as well as facilities be carried out in the auschwitz concentration camp heil hitler. you are very respectful professor clawback assurance i'm come when i arrived at ashley, the commandant was not even 30 years old in a black uniform and kept go on there was sure he was looking for women packed up the phone else grizzled. bish shopped, doesn't it? i didn't realize it at the time i meant above me, bu

of our gums especially periodontitis. so he initiated a study with that as its focus as a bit more stop more also we already have data from university as in berlin. zurich had people who didn't brush their teeth for 4 weeks, but consumed a diet similar to when the stone age had more plaque. awesome, but much less, inflammation, india. so that's what we aim to study more closely. the test group ain't a diet similar to those in the stone age, complex carbohydrates from fruit and vegetables. healthy fats from nuts and seeds, fish and a little meat. the control group ain't a typical western diet. packed with sugar processed wheat flour, soft drinks, sausages meat. after 4 weeks, the results were in the quantities, we could actually see that even though the plaque amount remained, the inflammation of the experimental group decreased by almost 50 percent. at 1st, we couldn't believe it. so i regretted it during the 2nd study and we're actually able to repeat the results. that is, although plaque stayed the same information again, decreased by 50 percent. and the effect was because the subjects gave of sugar white flowers, suites and juices which are s

of our gums especially periodontitis. so he initiated a study with that as its focus as event, but stop him. also. we already have data from university, as in berlin, zurich had people who didn't brush their teeth for 4 weeks, but consumed a diet similar to in the stone age, had more plaque awesome, but much less inflammation video. so that's what we aim to study more closely. the test group 8 a diet similar to those in the stone age, complex carbohydrates from fruit and vegetables. healthy fats from nuts and seeds, fish and a little meat. the control group ain't a typical western diet packed with sugar processed wheat flour, soft drinks, sausages meat. after 4 weeks, the results were in the contents. actually we could actually see that even though the plaque amount remained, the inflammation of the experiment group decreased by almost 50 percent. at 1st, we couldn't believe it. so i recreated it during the 2nd study and we're actually able to repeat the results. that is, although plaque stayed the same information again, decreased by 50 percent. and the effect was because the subjects gave of sugar white flowers, suites and juices which are stron

of 20 korea went to germany unable occasional carpentry, scholarship, learning to make roofs and furniture while attending secondary school. he was eventually awarded a scholarship at a university in berlin, graduating in 2004 with an advanced degree in architecture. the burkina be architect, understood how privileged he was, and was eager to share his experiences with his community back home. his 1st project gondo primary school, was hand crafted with local materials by the whole community. just like in the old dates. but career talent expanded beyond schools and local communities. his famous designs have popped up from what i do, go to port on mobile and beyond the african continent. to denmark, germany, italy, switzerland, united kingdom, and the united states. this way became the 1st african and the 1st black person to win the most prestigious award in architecture. the prince could prize. it's given to those whose work demonstrates a combination of talent, vision and commitment, along with a significant contribution to humanity. pisca prize winner architect francis career talks to al jazeera, what i award winning architect frontier. carrie, thank you for talking to al jazeera. congr

university back in 1988. that speech, reagan's speech at the berlin wall, a memorable speech, one of the greatest speeches in the english language, remembered by everybody. it was worked on very, very closely by the speechwriter, secretary of -- i think was involved. the president, himself. there wasn't a spare word, afterward in the speech. it was a very carefully worked on a speech. nobody is going to say that wasn't authentic, because reagan wasn't standing there saying what had just popped into his mind. there was nothing more authentically reagan than that. >> being prepared as being respectable for audience as well. >> yeah, and respectful of the time. what president bush would, do i remember he did a town hall meeting in kansas. and, i wasn't on the trip, but i saw it on c-span or something. the next time i saw him, i said, do you know you are up there for an hour and a half? answering questions from the audience? he did, but he said at the time, he said, i had no idea i was up there that long. but, it was very good event. he had his microphone. and when he would come into an event like that, he would

of all, not us . correct, i understand that the german is from the field. english. and what is he? because today my daughter, whom we mentioned, is sitting in berlin and studies at the universitya huge problem that she does not study about ukraine at all, no one knows academically half to a quarter academically three people in germany will understand something and what they understand they do not understand what we are like because we had 19 meetings 18 17 16 15, and it was different from russia, they study it after 17917, the holodomor, of course, there are two or two dissertations, the ukrainian revival, there are three dissertations, participation in the second world war, onup has seven dissertations, everything and and and and the 91st year after independence, there are more there is nothing about desertion, that is why there is no russian either, and no one writes fair and honest stories about russia, and that is why germany is losing its position right before our eyes, so where is the action, degradation from the brant - a bullet to merkel ding-ding-ding before the growth of european the union of germany is like an engine for a mercedes. and now germany has such a russia

berlin, germany, says a polish man is dead after he drove his vehicle into the gate. german police are now investigating. >>> celebration has turned into heartbreak for the university ofineman devin willlock, and a recruiting staffer were killing in a car crash early sunday morning. they two were part of a celebration parade hours earlier. blayne alexander is there. >> this is a stunning whiplash. sunday afternoon, the members of the team were here inside of the stadium to celebrate the team's second straight championship and hours later, one of the players devin willlock has now become a place for people to leave flowers and tributes. now, so many people are mourning two young lives. >> reporter: he was a fix fixture on the field during georgia's undefeated season, and helped georgia to clinch a second straight championship and now the football world and beyond is mourning devin willlock. he was riding in a ford expedition near the uga campus when it left the roadway striking two power poles and several trees. also killed was the driver, chandler lecroy, the analyst for the team, and two others from the football program survived. >> all of the sudden, i heard a crash

universe in explains why germany is shying away from sending tanks. ukraine. the decision all the time depends, of course on the one and for the leo pop tanks still from germany and for berlin and the german government. on the other hand, you already have other countries as, as the u. k. of sending or intending to sandy challenge or to main battle tanks. then now you have more. i'm rich in infantry fighting, being from the u. s. also from germany. the models are being sent in the near term . so there is more and more coming together, but it's still, of course, a long way for really sending those numbers of $300.00 things or $600.00 infantry fighting vehicles. time is running out on the one hand from this perspective on the other. also, if you look what analysts saying in terms of the ending of stocks of soviet era essence regarding the soviet stock tanks or ammunition. so at some point in the future, numbers will go down and ukraine will depend more and more also on western ammunition . and consequently, also more on western assets, many nations from nature, giving a lot not only money, but i'm addition assets. and you see the top 5 donators from the u. s. u k, germany, pol