jewish service a morning prayer shot in warsaw's main synagogue led to proudly by the chief rabbi of poland. the fact that there is noise behind me because the people who are prayed are now having breakfast together is a sign. that there is jewish life and. a resurgence of jewish life in poland for many a highly unexpected development. this was the country that nazi germany chose as the epicenter of a systematic genocide in which 6000000 jews died across europe we don't talk a lot about auschwitz so. please miss this person who has it as a gift a great gift. we desperately need that the rabbi. talks a. lot but there is. a cheese i said before that. might try to have a catholic bishop is among the various public figures attending this interfaith service in warsaw. the host michel sheetrit chief rabbi of poland. a everyone. that is an interfaith prayer wishing that anti semitism will finally disappear. change doesn't happen overnight. it takes time but as long as you see you're going in the right direction that gives you gives you energy and gives you. and it's that hope that sustains

so gustav bertrand had one polish fake machine given to him in warsaw in july 1939. obviously it was crucially important to build more of these fake enigma machines. when the polish team reached him later in 1939, bertrand requisition or put in on order at his favorite manufacturing company in paris for some additional enigma machines and he'd just got the quote for -- and it is very expensive for what he was ordering and in april of 1940, that was like three weeks before the germans arrived. somehow miraculously bertrand managed to convince the manufacturing company to keep on with its work and he managed to find some way of paying them, even though they were doing this work in the occupied zone of france. and by the early part of 1942 he'd begun to take delivery of parts of fake enigma machines that were being made by this factory and was smuggling them back into the unpooccupied zone bits at a time where they were being reassembled by the pols in the south of france. this meant by the summer of 1942 the pols had managed to create a fully operating enigma machine a

and knox and denniston go this time to warsaw. bertrand goes to warsaw with his number two, and they are told the secret of enigma. now, told the secret in this building, i like this building because this is still a center of spying. this is a 1938 building that was built for the polish cipher bureau and it still exists just outside of warsaw and it is now the headquarters of nato air traffic control for eastern europe. so you're not allowed in. and you weren't ever allowed in. so you can see it has soldiers guarding it. and that thing is a memorial plot to the polish codebreakers. these grills on the windows, it is much bigger underground. it is like the doctor who's tardis. but it is much bigger underground but the grills on the windows have got pock marks from german machine gun bullets when poland was invaded in 1939. it is a quite interesting building but you can't go in. what they came away with from this meeting, a two-day meeting, is this list and again you could see it is in german because that was the common language, of

he is the chair of the center for research on prejudice at the university of warsaw thank you for your time 1st off i want to ask you about your daughter i believe you have dartle research on the situation poland . yes we quite recently who we have got are the. infesting that are slowing the increases 'd of the both m.p. 2 ish and anti roma. prejudice so prejudice direct it towards to. minorities and religious minorities living in poland. in defiance of koran the virus. epidemic we're talking about here linking this to corona virus was saying this is all happening at the time of carnival i respect why is it that it's happening at the time of corona virus is it just that these sentiments exist all the time but now they're just coming out. this is a very special situation and our research shows that when people are deprived of control when they in this complaint over their life when they lose complete over their fate they don't know the future becomes very unpredictable that like becomes very uncertain people start looking for simple explanations of that their situation and this is what

look at vilnius let me move you one day ahead that cold front makes it much colder warsaw's forecast 26 degrees on monday down to 10 on tuesday the average is about 19 so we're ready for a bit ahead of it and we go much below it and on the line the front itself does go right through ukraine down towards the north korean plain they will be right now by this time he will be quite as heavy and it does mean the further west things have quieted down in france but as more rain was showing up in both spain and portugal and temperatures are still in the low teens if you're lucky. madagascar. a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protector. now lets their careers. we follow through just as they put their lives something to. risk it gets on medicare. on al-jazeera. again you're watching out 0 or one of our top stories this 19 iranian sailors have been killed in a friendly fire incident during a training exercise in the gulf of oman 15 others were injured the vessel was struck by a missile while putting else on. spain has relaxed more of its credit cards restrictions with churches

when michael children arrived in poland and so none of this was there the new york run by moved to warsaw in the 1990 s. decades after the holocaust changed america. in 45 minutes on d. w. . the global corona crisis you can find more information online at the w dot com and on t.w. social media channels. hello and welcome to your own max and as you can see the show looks a bit difference today because we have left the studio to take a look around but in the german capital low.

michael should drink arrived in poland and so none of this was there the new york rabbi moved to warsaw in the 99 days decades after the holocaust changed a miracle. in 45 minutes on d w like. oh. my god says i was food for the russians so. it runs deep. so many different walks of life. some are pumping. oddly tried but all of them come straight from the heart to its former c.e.o. even when there's no more delusional marsh the injured arm. from the 1st glimpse of the mob to their final resting place the russians on the g.w. documentary. this is moved by the city of the arabian sea where i was born extremely hot summers and aggressive monsoons and the floods that accompany it bring life to a halt on many occasions. but this school still metropolis now has another massive problem to deal with rising sea levels climate change is making the.

dozens of people have been detained at an empty lockdown protest in the polish capital warsaw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move faster to allow businesses to reopen police said the gathering was illegal under the current restrictions. afghan president again he and his rival have agreed to share power the move and months of political crisis after a little review refused to accept danny's victory in votes of timbres presidential election. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has presented his new unity government to parliament the power sharing agreement with former rival benny gantz ends more than a year of political deadlock under the deal netanyahu will be prime minister for 18 months before handing over to gas. new figures show that brazil now has the 4th largest outbreak of the corona virus in the world nearly 240000 people are infected and more than 15000 have died of covert 19 but health experts say a lack of testing means the real figures could be much higher. one by one the sick keep arriving at this hospital north

poster on the type of warsaw pact, planes and helicopters being used during the cold war era. a little bit of information on missiles. these are american and soviet missiles, and a plaque show you the difference. we have a plaque for an american missile in the cold war. here we have a soviet union naval uniform. and east german sailors uniform. we have a small display on the uss liberty incident. it took place june 8 of 1967. it was an incident that involved israel and the united states. israel attacked the uss liberty. several crew members died. this is the type of battle wounds that were done on the ship. this is one of the original uniforms worn by one of the crew members on june 8 of 1967. these are photographs of the crew members the uss liberty gave to us so that we could showcase this cold war event. and then one of the jackets they made up for the reunion. that event is still controversial. the crew members would like congress to reopen the investigation to determine the cause of the attack and whether it was intentional or not. i don't know for sure the behind-the-sce

dozens of people have been detained at an anti lockdown protest in the polish capital warsaw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move faster to allow businesses to reopen police said the gathering was illegal under the current restrictions. today is international day against homophobia by phobia into sex phobia and transfer it's a day to celebrate diversity and raise awareness for the rights of lesbian gay bisexual and transgender people but in poland there is little to celebrate for the countries they take community many municipalities there have declared themselves l.g. baity phrase on and the movie is a stance of late to protect the so-called natural family but activists say it's putting an official stamp on intolerance this is the town of still in northern poland one of those that has declared itself an l g b t free zone since february gays lesbians bisexuals and trans people have been finding life even more threatening than usual yet sick yes sure nick has spent years fighting for rights. climate has changed things have gotten worse we'

however both warsaw and prague say they are keeping the restrictions in place for the foreseeable future. in switzerland smiles on celebrations off to is hoping its borders with germany and austria and now unmarried couples in long distance relationships can be viewed united once again previously only people who are married live in a registered partnership will have children together could anticipate finland and you don't stray a tight security remains on its border with germany but despite relief that the crossing is open once more chapman is still have reservations. after me because this is for me this has been a real challenge because me my girlfriend are expecting a baby and she needs a cross and in bavaria. up until now we could hardly meet i was going to get easier now. to. europe isn't in the clear over the covert 19 pandemic yet but at last the seems to be something to see about. oneself and let's have a look now at all of the latest developments in the krona virus endemic spain's government says it will seek a fresh extension of its state of emergency that will last about a mont

dozens of people have been detained in an empty lockdown toe test in the polish capital warsaw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move faster to allow businesses to reopen police at the gathering was illegal under the current restrictions. afghan president ashraf ghani and his rival have agreed to share power the move ends months of political crisis after refused to accept johnny's victory in last september's presidential election. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has presented his new unity government to parliament the power sharing agreement with former rival benny gantz ends more than a year of political deadlock under the deal who will be trying to mr for 18 months before handing over to gets. a suicide bomber has killed the governor of new good province in somalia the attacker a suspected al shabaab militant rammed the car carrying ahmed was a newer and his 3 bodyguards with a small 3 wheeled vehicle packed with explosives islamic group al shabaab has claimed responsibility. for the. new figures show that brazil now has the

dozens of people have been detained at an anti lockdown protest in the polish capital warsaw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move faster to allow businesses to reopen police said the gathering was illegal under the current restrictions. the afghan president. and his rival have agreed to share power the move ends months of political crisis after abdulla refused to accept gunnies victory in last september's presidential election. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has presented his new unity government to part of that power sharing agreement with former rival benny gantz ends more than a year of political deadlock under the deal netanyahu will be prime minister for 18 months before handing over to dance. a suicide bomber has killed the governor of move good province in somalia the attacker rampant the car moves in moore and his 3 bodyguards with a small 3 wheeled vehicle packed with explosives is a list group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack. more than 15000 people have. now died of coded 19 in brazil that's acco

borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them beyond certainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based thinking that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the arctic and i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense my friends and. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots of crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. well stephan meyer is a junior minister in germany's interior ministry we asked him whether now was the right time to relax border controls we are successful in our containment policy or with regard to the point i make fortunately the number of new infections that is through are the low now in terms of the so now it's possible to lift a lot of sanctions in the different states and also to try to end the border controls deeply convinced this i

however both warsaw and prague say they are keeping the restrictions in place for the foreseeable future. in switzerland smiles and celebrations after it opened its borders with germany and austria and now unmarried couples in long distance relationships can be very united once again previously only people who are married live in a registered partnership will have children together could dentis with them and and in austria tight security remains on its border with germany but despite relief that the crossing is open once more travel is still have reservations. they have to make it as it's for me this has been a real challenge because me my girlfriend are expecting a baby and she needs across an order in bavaria. up until now we could hardly meet i was going to get easier now in. europe isn't in the clear over the covert 19 pandemic yet but at last there seems to be something to say cheers about. people have demonstrated again in several german cities against the government's coronavirus restrictions this. some of those measures being lifted on friday thousands of demonstrators in cities

with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but rather by the governments in warsaw and prague berlin is hoping to persuade them to open their front here is that the uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. thinking that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense because. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots are crowded but now germans at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy the freedom of movement once again. correspondent bustin hartig is on the german austrian border in the town of kiefer's feld and from where he joins me now boston it's good to see you again and squarely a big day where you are the border between germany and austria reopened just a few hours ago give us a sense of what the situation is. yeah as you can see michael it's fairly quiet there's one car at the checkpoint right now but if you look over here this lane i've been i've been told is up until yesterday this was packed with cars at any given moment because

borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. they stick but i think i'll just work on this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense. there's still a long way to go until europe's very cation whole sponsor crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. well lots of restaurants cafes and hotels have started to reopen across germany mounted so welcome relief to some in the hospitality industry a choosing to stay closed i did abuse our next forest white house welcome alex so what are the requirements of cafes and restaurants need to meet before they can reopen well because germany is a federal system it's up to the 16 states to decide when and how those cafes and restaurants and even hotels can open so today in

borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based on that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense and. there is still a long way to go until europe's vacation home sponsor crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. and that already has the question will germans be able to afford those holidays in the sun the latest figures show that the german economy has taken its hardest hit since 2009 financial crisis shrinking by some 2.2 percent in the 1st quarter of this year coronavirus measures closed shops and restaurants wiped out tourism and sent manufacturing into a tailspin and the government says there is more pain ahead even before a recovery starts to take shape. german

around the world dozens of people have been detained as an anti lockdown protest in the polish capital warsaw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move fast to allow businesses to reopen palais said the gathering was illegal under the current restriction. shopping malls have reopened across thailand after a month long lockdown to contain the spread of covert 19 customers will be required to wear face masks at all times and have their temperature checked before entering the malls the zing of restrictions follows a steady drop in the number of infections. well as restaurants in some countries re-opened they are required to ensure physical distancing and to protect stuff against the coronavirus that's forcing many dining establishments to rethink how they can serve their customers one restaurant in amsterdam has come up with a creative way for people to dine out safely. it's not just the perfect backdrop for a romantic dinner for 2 it's also a well photo concept from a clever amsterdam restaurant tour planning his next steps once measures to halt the

with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but rather by the governments in warsaw and prague berlin is hoping to persuade them to open their front tiers that the uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans these things that i think i'll just work on this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense because. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots are crowded but now germans at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy the freedom of movement once again. correspondent bustin heartache is on the german austrian border in the town of chiefest feldon from where he joins me now boston good to see you it's a big day where you or the border between germany and austria reopened just a few hours ago what's the situation there well as you can see behind me michael this is the tent where the border patrols here are taking border controls here are taking place at the moment there's no car and that's very different to the situation. and police here are telling me that if you look at this

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she shares when she's living in a bunker for three months underground in a warsaw ghetto. she wod she waa g es llowin was eating from trash cans leftovers. there i was a teenager with no violence for years now. my father hurt somebody somewhere illegally had apples for sale. he wanted in the worst way to get an apple for me. he never came back. all i know is i lost my father because of an apple. every time i eat enough i remember him. here is a person that takes an experience like that and she is an optimist about life and deeply aware of current events and the fault of the current situation. rather than feeling the sadness which she does inside she views her dad in a positive way. she loves apples and her nickname is the apple . >> this story reminds me ofsome in some cases the person telling their story has told their story repeatedly. in some cases they are part of a group that goes to an education setting and continues to tell their personal stories in a matter of historical record for studying something of historical reference. in some cases the first time somebody is

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borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany, but by the governments in warsawnd prague. those two countries are not yet ready to open their fronts to germany,y, but berlin is hopingo persuade them that uncertainty to has made some germans rethink their plans. >> i think i will just work a lot and then go away in the autumn. i don't think i i will take a holiday this year. it makes no sense there is still a long way to go until europe''s vacation hotspots are crowded. but from this weekend, germans whwho want to trtravel at leaste a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. . phil: lots of restaurants, cafes and hotels started to reopen across germany, a welcome relief to many, as some in the hospitality industry are choosing to stay closed. alex whiting has more. welcome. what requirements do cafes and restaurants need to meet before they can reopen? >> because germany is a federal system, it is up to 16 states to decide how they can open. today in berlin, cafes and restaurants began to open. on monday in bavaria, we will see dining fac

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borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. these things that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense and. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots a crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. i'm joined now by stefan myer junior minister in the german interior ministry and member of the conservative c.s.u. party in the state of mr my welcome are you confident that the situation has improved enough that it's safe to relax border controls to countries like switzerland and austria we are very confident and satisfied that all our measures and all our boss through. of the last weeks are successful we are successful in our containment policy with reg

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police in the polish capital, warsaw, have used tear gas against demonstrators protesting about the restrictions gathered in a central square in a demonstration that's illegal under the current lockdown rules, which ban large gatherings. it follows smaller protests by business owners, who say the authorities are not giving them enough support. religious services are resuming in parts of australia under strict conditions, as lockdown measures are gradually being eased. but many churches, synagogues and mosques have decided to stay closed because of concerns for the older members of their congregation. chile has tightened a lockdown in the capital, santiago, after a spike in the number of coronavirus cases. since saturday, people are only allowed to leave their homes five times a week, and on the first day of the strict lockdown, normal activity in the capital was down 85%, according to the government. let's go to santiago to speak to journalist jane chambers. jane, welcome to you, thanks for being with us. what's been the reaction in santiago to this total lockdown?” the reaction in santiago to t

police in the polish capital, warsaw, have used tear gas against demonstrators protesting about the restrictionsquare, in a demonstration that's illegal under the current lockdown rules, which ban large gatherings. it follows smaller protests by business owners, who say the authorities are not giving them enough support. scientists in britain have begun a trial of sniffer dogs to see if they can be trained to detect the presence of coronavirus before symptoms appear. the clinical trial is being boosted by half a million pounds of investment from the uk government with the hope that if the scheme works each dog would be able to screen around 250 people an hour. the german football league has become the first major competition in europe to resume, since coronavirus lockdowns brought the sport to a halt in march. six bundesliga matches took place without spectators. with near empty stadiums, and some social distancing protocols in place, it was anything but an ordinary saturday of match action, as jenny hill reports. music there's is a passion which endures. fans who'd follow their team anywhere as

police in the polish capital, warsaw, have used tear gas against demonstrators protesting about the restrictions of protesters gathered in a central square in a demonstration that's illegal under the current lockdown rules, which ban large gatherings. it follows smaller protests by business owners, who say the authorities are not giving them enough support. religious services are resuming in parts of australia under strict conditions as lockdown measures are gradually being eased. but many churches, synagogues and mosques have decided to stay closed because of concerns for the older members of their congregation. the uk government has sought to reassure parents about reopening schools to some pupils in england from next month, saying the decision was based on the best scientific advice. teaching unions have expressed concern about whether schools can be made safe for staff and pupils in time for the target date of1june. here's our education editor, bra nwyn jeffreys. classrooms empty now in england, but in two weeks‘ time, a few children are due back. some teachers and parents remain fearful. to

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they live they are free but when they are using public money and this is what is happening now in warsaw. it's just not right so when the pro-government newspaper guys that's a post distributed stickers to advertise l g p t free zones in poland you're quite happy with that level of discrimination as g.b.t. ideology that's very important they said l g d he'd also reached for his own that's what the stickers which were distributed by guys sent a postcard actually said and the e.u. commission yes and you had a variant for that kind of discrimination you didn't speak out about it did you so it's not. it's not true it's about ideology which is pushed by a very very small group of the politicians who have tried to use c. who are trying to say that we are races. and all this and all that we've been called names for so many years again i don't care and i'm trying to tell you had repeated everyone in poland is free town for a week at it's a beautiful country safe country you can come and see we haven't had even one terrorist attack because our policy of the illegal migration so this is what i'm t

of the soviet union so they had nowhere to go, and many others who perhaps could have gone back to warsawmmunist authorities, so it was very much an mutilated victory in 1945. is churchill then regarded as an entirely heroic figure by some people in central and eastern europe, because of his role along with roosevelt and truman in effectively saying to josef stalin, look, this is the price we pay for your cooperation during the war, for abandoning germany, coming into the war with the west, is to allow you to have hegemony over a large part of eastern and central europe? effectively, yes. churchill is seen by us brits as the great hero of world war ii, arguably one of greatest hero of the 20th century in britain, but much more of a mixed reputation in poland, certainly. that surrounds the question of the altair, the phrase that the balls a lwa ys altair, the phrase that the balls always use, remembering the big three conference between churchill and stalin. —— polish. centraland eastern europe was not quite as clear—cut as that, but effectively abandoned to soviet rule, and that as you sa

borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based on that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense and. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot sponsor crowded out from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. u.s. republican senator richard burr has stepped aside as chairman of the senate intelligence committee hours after f.b.i. agents served a search warrant for his fine it's part of a probe into whether he exploited advance information when he sold as much as $1700000.00 in stocks during the corona virus outbreak. people in central bolivia in south america have defied the c

police in the polish capital, warsaw, have used tear gas against demonstrators protesting about the restrictions of protesters gathered in a central square in a demonstration that's illegal under the current lockdown rules, which ban large gatherings. it follows smaller protests by business owners, who say the authorities are not giving them enough support. a brazilian military general with no medical experience has taken over as the country's interim health minister. eduardo pazuello spent most of his career as a logistics specialist. he was the military co—ordinatorfor the rio olympic games in 2016. his predecessor, nelson teich, resigned less than a month after taking thejob, following disagreements with president bolsonaro over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. in other news, a rwandan businessman who's alleged to have financed the hutu extremists behind the 1994 genocide has been arrested in france. the french authorities say felicien kabuga — now in his 80s — was detained in a suburb of paris living under a false identity. awarning — viewers might find some of these images disturbi