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silent death the 2nd novel and author for card detective series this time babylon berlin takes us to weimar germany is booming film industry and studio bob it's been a detective is called in to investigate the death of actress betty venter the star of berlin's 1st movie with sam. who is behind her untimely demise detective rod searches for clues just as the stock market comes crashing down. and there to help him is his street smart colleague shots of the time the woman he's fallen for them as i'm going through all these things makes them close coming from extreme times creates an extreme connection extreme in profit and we're definitely does change as shall not is now working for the police she's no longer working at the mocha f.t. nightclub she has an official position so now she's working within the system and she has to keep her mouth shut sometimes she can't just speak or mind anymore. can the 2 of them keep it professional babylon berlin fans are certainly used to seeing . jazz drugs sex and murder. takes of daily on hot and shots of our back for season 3 of babylon berlin 'd. and my c

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go for these are street signs here's a turn arrow this is a stop sign and here's a city marker for weimar because. the graphic artists came up with them without my input from you i just told them the basic concept the parts because it's for a sweatshirt or of us and then i gave them free reign i kept pretty much out of it otherwise it wouldn't be a cooperation. the sweatshirts were produced in blue yellow and red bauhaus is classic use of primary colors. and lives and works in via the heart of the bauhaus movement which is still present in the city 100 years later the designer gets her inspiration from her surroundings. bauhaus isn't just a cultural movement from the past it's still relevant today. it's a breath of empathy. and complex the world is getting more crowded and more complex for all of us and i think for some it's easier to be surrounded by things that are more straightforward and clear to. even think you're going to get us and it's a kind of return to simple things simpler. minimalist design and linear geometric shapes the fashion creations by jennifer brahmana also follow des

germany's weimar republic was a well-functioning liberal democracy, and within a few short years, usinggal means, it became a totalitarian dictatorship. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> i know that america is far from that grim scenario today. but we're living at a time when the constitution's laws, rules, and norms that sustain liberty and the rule of law are under attack across the world. from poland and hungary to turkey and india the democratic fabric is fraying. in the long history of the world liberal democracy has been a brief fragile experiment. if we look away now as it is being undermined, unwilling to deal with the discomfort or the disruption, we might all live to regret it. those are my thoughts. but as we head into the 2020 elections, you should make up your own mind on this issue, which is really central to america's democracy and its future. i'm fareed zakaria. thank you for watching. this holiday season choose the longest lasting aa battery... (music) energizer ultimate lithium backed by science. matched by no one. denny's delivers for free whether it's celebrations

think of when you think of a monetary emergency eye it was shocking how many people thought of the weimar which may sound somewhat obscure it when they say it like that but the images of that particular moment of printed money, printed currency, banknotes that had become so devalued they been carried around in wheelbarrows and used to insulate houses retained in incredible potent quality of memory for people who are concerned about the idea of monetary emergency. now perhaps like venezuela is replacing it, zimbabwe may be hungry. the tricky thing is to do is articulate the history of monetary emergencies from the particular role that emergency plays in the libertarian imaginary united states. which i think is well worth thinking about when we talk about bitcoins. even though bitcoin is a global story another u.s. story i think it's significant to remember that it emerges in the exact moment to the date halloween night of 2009 the moment when the ted spread in the united states for 2008 2009. suddenly unblinking. forgive me. this is the worst thing for a historian. you get a date wrong. [