here the boy with the warsaw ghetto an important image. this is cropped, not see photo album and east german caught up with him and convicted him and they use this image to find him so it's also about the pursuit of justice. the image that is the subject of my book it was just so astounding and disturbing and haunting to me with many ways to describe it since 2009 when it was first brought to my attention. i was in the archives of the holocaust museum working on another case it was just serendipity not even living in dc i was in germany and these two journalist arrived that day in august they had come from prod they had this image it's very common people come to the museum they have something they want to share or find out more and they draw the resources they are on-site. my colleague was there and the journalist to brought the image on earth did from the kgb image hadn't seen the light of day and it was not used in any war crimes against those in the image. they have the photograph. the name of the photographer. and the date, october 13,

the streets of warsaw have become a battleground. just a few days later the jesus all male holding their own and by contrast the police couldn't be more accommodating. they think about women are lesser beings and should have more rights basically that's the concept of church hall and. of course this hatred just let them force women there have been there are major point of faith are still absolutely pursers. but i guess they hate everyone. when the cold 19 undemocratic iran. a filmmaker the drift from his crew. documenting life from the. international sanctions. an intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries coronavirus. iran people in power. judge need to see there will be no. justice in. the identities of those people the least of bombings are revealed details coverage there's something else significant about this plot it represents and then the visible dividing line between the wealthy and the poor from around the world the man who is nikki his friend the week in minneapolis. the selecting juror

warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, deliberated, you bucharest, all these famous cities and theations around them lie in what i must call the soviet sphere. all their subjects in one form or another, not only under soviet influence to but to a very high and in some increasing measures in some an attempt has been made by the russians in berlin to build up a communist party in their zone of occupy germany, by showing special papers to groups of left-wing german leaders. at the end of the fighting last june, the american and british armies with two westward in accordance with an earlier agreement to a depth of some point of 150 miles to nearly 400 miles in order to allow our russian allies to occupy this vast expanse of territory which the western democracies had conquered. -- if now, the soviet government tries by separate action to build up a pro communist germany in their areas, this will cause very serious )qáhr' the american and british zones and will give the defeated germans the power of putting themselves up to auction, between the soviets and the western democracies. whate

of a sudden prague is blaming moscow and this almost coincides with the decisions on expulsions by warsaw and washington on the exclusion parts of things private i believe is looking for some suspects in particular well this is the interesting part because the 2 suspects that the czech police are now looking for the faces of these 2 people. you might find them familiar because the pair was already accused of trying to poison the script balls back in 28 being in the u.k. back then london revealed their identities their names were alexander petrol and. bashir if so right now with this news with these announcements coming from the czech authorities the czech authorities said that the 2 men were linked to these explosions and immediately their photos and names were back in international headlines but the russian foreign ministry though is saying that by trying to spin this story and by making their announcements and the decisions that prague is making right now. the russian foreign ministry believes that this is only an attempt to distract attention from another big news story that is now imp

the soviet troops that warsaw troops would stay in their barracks. but they did. yes, absolutely. therefore you would then can. begin to listen to helmut call who said this is an opportunity historical moment for west germany. there's an opportunity to unite and margaret thatcher said no way jose. i was in the bombing of london in 1940 and 41 and i'm now going to make any deal with the germans and meet their hall said well europe matters, but a strong united germany in the center of europe. that could be a threat. so baker sets out to persuade both those leaders as well as the other europeans. that a united germany anchored in nato. would enable the rest of europe to live peacefully knowing that germany would not have any ability to build its own nuclear capacity. yes, the economy would be strong but that strong economy could also be a bulwark against the soviet union. this is a long way of saying. that the emergence of germany are united, germany. was thanks to. president george hw bush brent scowcroft his second national security advisor and secretary of state james baker. that'

find food, and she fought in ghetto uprisings. >> the 1940 three warsaw ghetto uprising lasted almostily outnumbered jewish fighters kept german forces at bay. ultimately, they were overwhelmed and some part of died by suicide. today, only the small portion of the ghetto wall remained, but her deeds lives on. judy: she escaped through sewage water up to her neck, and even after she was in hiding, she helped administer rescue organizations that helped thousands of jews in hiding in warsaw. malcolm: though most of the characters in the book are couriers, she could not resist telling the story of anna, a member of the auschwitz resistance. how on earth do you resist and auschwitz? judy: this is an incredible story, again, one of those how did i not know about this. malcolm: only one crematorium remains. all but one were destroyed by the nazis as they fled from the serbian red army. the other one was blown up by the co-conspirators of anna. she helped to steal gunpowder from and munitions and smuggled it back. judy: it was an elaborate system where the people who worked in the room where

they escape the warsaw ghetto and they lead east. my grandfather had a brother who lived in a town on their way to russia. his brother was killed and my grandfather had a spot on his neck. it graced him and hit his brother in the heart. my grandparents continued east. kind of patchwork. i never got the whole narrative. they were in a convent, they were in a fruit truck, they were swimming across rivers. they made their way to the russian border. many jews who did that. they were then imprisoned, basically, and siberian gulags throughout the war. of the 300,000 polish jews that survived, 200,000 survived because they went over to russia and many of them were taken to these camps, these work camps which they also never talked about. but that is how they survived. >> second question, asking rebecca, did mildred and her husband ever think about emigrating? >> that is an interesting question. you know, in 1937, mildred visited the united states for the first time since she had left for germany. the testimony of people who saw her, family

she fought in the warsaw uprising alongside the polish resistance in 1944. >> reporter: the 1943 warsaw ghetto uprising lasted almost a month as heavily outnumbered jewish fighters kept crack german forces at bay. ultimately, they were overwhelmed and some partisans died by suicide rather than surrendering. today only a small portion of the ghetto wall remains, but zivia lubetkin's deeds live on. >> she escaped through sewers, sewage water up to her neck. and even after the ghetto was raised and she was in hiding, she helped administer rescue organizations that helped thousands of jews in hiding. >> reporter: although most of the characters in batalion's book are couriers, she couldn't resist telling the story of anna heilman, a member of the auschwitz resistance. how on earth do you resist in auschwitz? >> a this is such an incredible story. again, one of those. how did i not know about this? >> reporter: only one crematorium remains at auschwitz birkenau. all but one were destroyed by the nazis as they fled from the advancing soviet red army. the other one was blown up by anna heilman

the event marks the warsaw ghetto uprising. the israeli and german air forces have been cooperating to honor holocaust victims out one of the camps where jewish peopl were oe murded. e pilot shares his experiences with us. >> last year for the first time germans and israelisho want us e destroyed as a country and as a people. remembering what happened in the past is the key to avoiding it happening again in future. >> now, to the swedish mountains , where a surge in recent years have taken a toll on the mountain. >> a cyclist causes one type of wear, a runner another, and visitors are not allowed to harm or disturb theaingear in the area, but as the wear and tear increase, the raingear owners are concerned. the raingear are disappearing. in three years, the lease will be renegotiated. shutting down stations is something deep tourism board wants to avoid. the important thing for us is for outdoor life to continue in some form. the tourists seem to be open to doing their part. if it disturbs the wildlife, i will adapt my behavior

moscow has also expelled five polish diplomats after warsaw's decision to send some of its diplomats home in solidarity with u.s. actions. he warned of further measures, threatening to oust as many as 150 more diplomats unless washington changes its course. the retaliatory move comes one day after the by demonstration expelled 10 russian diplomats and sanction dozens of companies and individuals over these so-called solar winds hack and russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election. the latest tension comes as russia beefs up its milary presence on e you cane border, stoking fears of an invasion. president biden has expressed his will to de-escalate tensions in the hope putin will still agree to meet for a summit this summer. julia: let's turn to the u.s. where police have identified the shooter who killed eight people for killing himself at a fedex facility in indianapolis on thursday. he is a 19-year-old former employee but his motive is still unknown. investigators have pointed out a significant number of employees rem -- were members of the sikh community. in a sign of mourn

for more on the trade, the warsaw stock exchange joints me now.hanges also celebrating its 30th anniversary. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me here. alix: the trend in retail we think is very u.s. focused. what have you noticed? >> retail investors are key to our volume, around 25% of our trades are done by the retail investors. it is up from 12% in 2019. tremendous interest in the biotech and intraday traders. it seems like people have more money and more to spend on the exchange and more time to trade. alix: what makes you think that will continue. marek: since a return to what we have seen in 2010 and the 1990's, we are classified as a developing capital market. still the share of the retail investors throughout will be high 10% or 12%. it has doubled. social media it soon publish a support -- a report that shows if you look at the social media and the sentiment, you can forecast the returns of stocks. it is a new generation of investors showing us from the younger generation, a lot of social media, official investment clubs,

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on tuesday top commanders of the armed forces step down coming just one day after warsaw natta replaced 6 government ministers in a sudden reshuffle that appear designed to secure loyalty. and the beginning of the been demick brazil's president disregarded the rest of ovid 19 and resisted taking extreme measures to reduce the spread of the virus young was at their most boys in the mirror we have 2 enemies of the virus and in employment it is reality we are not going to solve this problem by staying at home. in spite of the rising death toll also no continues to challenge medical recombination. bill will go to far as a year of this policy of isolation risk correction and curfew but the suppression all right to come and go goes far beyond even a state of siege i appeal to all of it or it is in brazil to review this policy and allow the people to go to work. the slow pace in the vaccination campaign have people frustrated and angry only 2 point one percent of brazilians have received 2 vaccines shots and only one. 3rd of the 77000000 brazilians who qualify for shot i've been vaccinated cov

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ukraine in nature that has been the goal since the end of the soviet union and the dissolution of the warsaw pact because if you look at the map pretty much every country that is west of russia has not been scooped up within nato i mean other than serbia and bosnia herzegovina everybody else is now in. military alliance russia ukraine is the standout and this is the united states is go so really the americans don't care very much about ukraine other than say a dagger to direct at russia so that's why the americans have been kind of. encouraging the ukrainians egging them on maybe it's a mountain of bend and be written thinking that well either way to go is whether ukraine wins in and pushes back on the breakaway provinces or ukraine losers and russia was to intervene it's a win win for united states and nato because then ukraine could be just. you know be a great great. beat russia it hasn't worked out that way for a variety of reasons and i think now and talk about this later. the united states is really was that you have to be seen. with its role or at least the rejection of the plan to se