west berlin.in 1940, the usa handed over fifty destroyers to great britain, but it was more of a symbolic gesture. only in 1942, having changed public opinion in the usa in favor of military aid to great britain and overcoming the political resistance of the isolationists, president roosevelt signed the lend-lease act, or literally the act on lease and debt. britain received equipment and weapons worth... 31 billion dollars, at current prices it is 510 billion dollars. from june 23, 1948 to may 12 , 1949, the united states and great britain supplied west berlin with coal, food, construction materials, and medicine by air. the land connection of the western zone of berlin with the american, british and french sectors was blocked by order of stalin. during the blockade , 248,000 humanitarian flights were carried out, which amounted to 2,300,000 tons of cargo. and great britain, west berlin would not have survived without support free world that is why closing the border effectively destroys the corr

so, we had launched it in west berlin and it was the usual aesthetic conversation afterwards — the direction east berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happened since world war ii, and the audience there was very different. watched it very intently. said, "this was our life," meaning you couldn't trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television st

it was that just by did city david's while he was living in west berlin, where he wrote, arguably one of his best songs in the shadow of the berlin wall. he rose and hands on the plate in the central room for berlin's music. see the i us from david bowie, both his heroes is certainly the most unique song i know concerning berlin is tana, it's relevant because he lived in berlin for some time a uh, it was written here in bidding and the if that the here and how do you really help shape the music scene here. seeing here, miss, we're not here please. all for me to pick, talk to him, guest on his phone and on to had a particular attitude, which is what berlin is. one about a dozen to bring it to you to them from the musical history of the identity of a 60 started with dave. you probably could be making located up until then building wasn't known as a musical city. so people building on the musical map zeros is as adults with a few arrows, is such an iconic berlin song song. it's on a pile on which it has such power. and yet it says we're a divided city, but we haven't previous time. i cou

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the world against safety and freedoms of people of who we are committed including the people of west berlinwill be met by whatever action is needed. finally, i want to say a few words to do the people captive in cuba to whom the speech is carried by radio facilities, i speak to you as a friend, one your aspirations for l liberty and justice for all and i have watched and the american people have watched with deep sorrow how your nationalist revolution was betrayed and how your fatherland fell and the foreign domination. now your leaders are no longer cub and leaders inspired by cuban ideals. they are puppets and agents ofna an international conspiracy which has turned cuba against your friends and neighbors in the americas and turned into the fairest latin american country to become target for nuclear war, the first latin american country to have the weapons on its soil, these new weapons are not in your interest, they contribute nothing to your peace and well-being, they can only undermine it. but this country has no wish to cause you to suffer or impose any system upon you. we know that y

safety and freedom of peoples to whom we are committed, including particular the brave people of west berlin, will be met by whatever action, is needed. finally, i want to say a few words to the captive people of cuba, to whom this speech is being directly by special radio facilities. i speak to you as a friend, as one who knows of your deep attachment to your fatherland. at one who shares your aspirations for liberty and justice for all. and i have watched and the people have watched with deep sorrow. how your nationalist revelou was betrayed and, how your fatherland failed, and a foreign domination. now leaders are no longer cuban leaders inspired by cuban ideals. they are puppets. and agents of an international conspiracy which has turned against your friends and neighbors in americas and turned it into the first latin american country to become a target for nuclear. the first latin american country to have these weapons on its soil. these new weapons are not in your interest. they nothing to your peace and well-being. they can only undermine it. but this country has no wish to cause you

and freedom of peoples who are weak we are committed including in particular the brave people of west berlinill be met by whatever action is needed. finally, want to say a few words to the captive people of cuba te whom this speech is being directly carried by special radio facilities. i speak to you as a friend. as one who knows of your deep attachment to your fatherland. as one who shares your aspirations for liberty and justice for all. i haved watched in the american people have watched with the deepest sorrow how your national revolution was betrayed and how your fatherland fell under foreign denomination. your leaders are no longer cuban leaders they are puppets and agents of an international conspiracy. which is signed cuba against your friend in the americas. and turned into the first latin american country to become a target for nuclear war the first latin american country to have these weapons on its soil. they could have nothing to your peace and well-being they can only undermine it. but this country has no wish to cause you to suffer or to impose any system uponat you. we know y

were given 8 years, as far as i remember, then, and nikita sergeevich khrushchev, when he was in west berlintalked that he was in moscow. there is a very large-scale black market and what they were interested in was asking him about this rokotov and he was indignant at the fact that in general there are some people who violate laws about which they know in the west, when he returned to moscow, he demanded that their punishment be toughened, they were given a term of 15 years, but this it seemed insufficient to khrushchev , some workers from some factory supposedly, well... we know how all this was done, that is , they wrote a letter, which he voiced at some regular plenum, and this was replicated in party newspapers, they were outraged that how could it be that there are people who disgrace socialism, the country , they are only 15 years old, they need to be shot, and he demanded what was applied, capital punishment, this trio had resistance from lawyers, because that’s not how things are done, well, let’s say you. .. cross the street on a red light, well, you know that you are taking a risk

, then these are, in general , symbolic units, this is how the american english garrison was in west berlin the idea, you know, this is better than me, not that they will be able to defend themselves, but that the soviet union not dare to attack them, because i could to be reciprocal, well, very serious. and in the current situation in the relationship between russia and nato, in 1997 the founding act, russia-nato, was signed, and there are many provisions, various kinds of mutual concessions and so on, but the main thing is what obligations, even political ones. members, on a permanent basis, significant combat forces, yes, this term significant combat forces was the subject of lengthy negotiations, as a result, mutually acceptable figures could not be written down in this document, but there was an understanding that this was the ceiling, like this to say, a benchmark, this is, of course, an irritating factor and a provocative factor, and, of course, it will be just as important how these parts behave in a given situation, but like this, and moreover, in some at that stage , nato, a decis

course , the exhaust was much more significant. and nikita sergeevich khrushchev, when he was in west berlin large-scale black market in moscow, and that they were interested in, they asked him about this rokoty, and he was indignant at the fact that there are any people who break the laws that they know about in the west, when he returned to moscow, he demanded that... their punishment be toughened, they were given a term of 15 years, but even this seemed insufficient to khrushchev, some workers from some factory, supposedly, well, we know how all this was done, that is, they wrote a letter , which he voiced at some regular plenum, and it was replicated in party newspapers, they were outraged that how could this be, there are people who disgrace socialism, the country, they are only 15 years old, they should be shot, and he demanded that the highest penalty be applied to this trio there was resistance from lawyers, because that’s not how it’s done, well, let’s say you’re crossing the street at a red light, well, you know that you’re taking a risk, you could get hit by a car, in extreme case

democratic republic, the federal republic of germany and so on, between us and the four states in west berlin seemed to be concessions, but look, on the day when the final act was signed, the embassy of the federal republic of germany in moscow, with by courier, with a diplomat of not the highest rank, i sent a note, a note, to the ministry of foreign affairs of the ussr, where it was written that - the federal republic of germany, at the same time as the signing of the final act, they ask to take into account the special position regarding the unity of germany, that if the situation changes in europe, then all... the parameters associated with the border structure will change, including the problems of the german democratic republic, to be honest, we simply did not know how to approach this document, because it contradicted the spirit and literally, they were high-ranking employees, i worked in the ministry of foreign affairs, well, and then you were , among other things, the ambassador to saudi arabia, yes that was, well, during this period of time we were engaged, that’s what you’re talkin

khrushchev, when he was in west berlin on a visit, he learned from journalists and from people with whomrs, because this is not done, well, let’s say you cross the street at a red light, well, you know that you are at risk, you could be hit by a car, in extreme cases, you will be fined. in general, that this measure is required, by the way, ironically, rudenko was the only prosecutor general in our country who remained in his position until the very... because he served a total of 17 years under these articles, as music producer, i already talked about him, but i didn’t tell him in the context of fartsovka, he told me the most interesting things, because to be honest, i thought that fortsoviki were these irons, they ironed along the old arbat, they ironed along gum lines , they ironed... in tsum, in the children's world, and in general in those places where, in fact, foreigners hung out. in addition to moscow, the forging workers were also in leningrad, in all the port cities, large ones, in those places where they generally took foreign tourists, foreign tourists, as they said, here is

west. berlin's police . and of course, berlin's police. t was their decision to exclude all of the fans entering that away, fans from entering that away, from entering away end as from entering that away end as the course, kicked the match, of course, kicked off. but we now have also had an update this morning. it was more than 30 people that have been arrested and placed custody arrested and placed in custody yesterday. update yesterday. we've had an update this west midlands this morning from west midlands police now 46 people police that that's now 46 people are custody . and right now are in custody. and right now you be able because you won't be able to see because they're me. but west they're in front of me. but west berlin's are right berlin's police are here right now. a few now. they've brought a few police and they're police funds and they're essentially area , essentially sweeping the area, looking, any looking, of course, for any evidence, over evidence, anything left over from last night's violence . so from last night's violen

[laughter] the way i used to think about it was i am like a west berlin. i am a shining example of capitalism and free markets liberal democracy surrounded by a sea of marxists. >> of barkley. i love the university. it is one has been at the forefront of free speech and certainly conservative like me benefits from tenure and free speech university setting much more than your left wing marxist professors. i've always been grateful i've had the chance to teach there. and you might research and work and interact with some of the brightest students from cultures that bring the most interesting students a class but. >> you ever feeler alone? do the students to challenge you, it does the administration challenge you? >> i feel my nature identifies like this before went to barkley. but certainly since being at barkley i become a contrary end. when i hear someone say something why is that is that really true? oh, i agree with you. i think being at barkley that which does not kill you makes you stronger. i think barkley has made me stronger by constantly challenge

russia’s actions will be justified, with regard to events at the front right now, but the west, london, berlinashington, recognized that there was a dead end at war, dead end for zelensky, for ukraine, tsirsky, commander of the ground forces of ukraine, said that the russians went on the offensive, and on everything. in this footage, russian units destroy another swedish bmp cv90, which western military analysts called the most advanced infantry fighting vehicle in the world. after the drone hits, the armored vehicles are enveloped in black smoke, the gunner's hatch jams from the impact, the militants get out through the door of the airborne squad and hide in the snow nearby. there is military assistance and the us is a leader in on this issue, we have done an amazing job, we have done enough, but we have been too slow, especially in terms of ammunition, and we have not sent enough weapons, when i was in kiev last week i met with a parliamentarian and he said: “thank you.” to you for atacoms, these are states, thanks to this the money works, the railways support the existence, the lights are o

miller: the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down.ple appreciated the new television. they certainly came to -- came to cnn in droves. mr. gorbacachev and i i both ae on thehe desirabilility of fr and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go in the rose garden and make a statement. because everybody was watching cnn. cnn was a a breakthrouough. itit changed t the whole w wo. stahl:l: it changeged quickly, the nenetwork news business.s. that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard, you know. it's hard to be on the top little perch anand have to o come down n of. a special l segment totonigh, the networork news. the first in a two-part series on the profound changes taking place in television news. changes being brought about by business, competition, and technology. heilemann: there are a variety of reasons why people who worked at the broadcast networks were freak

the way i used to think about it was i am like west berlin. i am a shining example of capitalism, free markets, and liberal democracies surrounded by a sea of marxists. so berkeley and i -- i love the university. it is one that i think has been at the forefront of free speech and certainly a conservative like me i think benefits from tenure and free-speech in the university setting these days more than your leftist marxist professors. i have always been grateful i have had the chance to teach there they do my research and work and interact with some of the brightest students. california has a wealth of people of different cultures and they bring the most interesting students to class. >> do you ever feel alone there? do the students challenge you? does the administration challenge you? prof. yoo: yeah. i feel my nature -- i don't know if i was like this before i went to berkeley, but certainly since being at berkeley, i have become contrarian. when i heard somebody say something, the first thing i say is, why is that? is that really true? not

durbin: before years ago ron yald reagan was at the gate that separated east from west berlin. he said mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. only a few years after his historic speech, the soviet union collapsed. bringing in a decades -- decades of freedom and prosperity in eastern europe and i -- and a welcome end to the cold war. now there comes a man named vladimir putin who has clumsily and dangerously trying to regain the hes tomorrowian soviet glory with a bloody war in ukraine. so i can only wonder what the president -- what president reagan would be thinking now. with so many of his republican party members refusing to support critical military assistance to keep ukraine from falling to russian tyranny. yes, we have other legislative needs in congress, but refusing to support the forces of freedom in ukraine in a war against a resurgent evil empire in the name of partisanship is nothing short of reckless. it is not hard to understand how we got here. putin gambled and lost a botched attempt to quickly overthrow ukraine. now he has to juggle a formidable ukrainian resistan

west . a, my guess from berlin is alexander w, director of the con, the russia, your races center. the bad news is that, unfortunately, the support for your trade in the west or public is going down. no rush is. economy has stabilized and mr. pretend incisive on war crimes. charges is not the.

we get what he wants in the war against your prey, and despite west un sanctions on british manager in berlin, thanks so much for watching the, to the points. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. newly 22 months after invading ukraine, vladimir putin dispatching ever more soldiers and weapons to the battlefield. ukrainian forces and citizens are bracing for another tough winter. our questions to day we'll put to get to the point next. on the probably even more. he brings into the closer to the south african centers, able's to now to wait to make the survival of classical music is based on a living with the 16 in doubles the queen and empire of crime. who's that? you can have to ask those one queen because one point a made up. we want to be the number one, pick the car, and then she disappears without the trace on the top 10 list of cartel leaders in the financial thriller about the world's most one sort of woman crypto queen stopped december associates on dw nearly 22 months after russia invaded ukraine's much heralded counter offensive has failed to deliver the breakth

before berlin had time to freeze russia's assets stolen by the west in the amount of 720 euros, scholzout that two people can play this game. russia today struck back in the amount of 5.5 billion euros. putin seized shares in joint ventures with gazprom from the german wintershell and the austrian omvi and transferred them to the ownership of russian companies. against this backdrop, the luxurious funeral of another valurek metallurgical plant took place. one of the world leaders in production. without seam steel pipes, look, the workers just buried the last pipe, carried out the last rolling with honors, then, as you understand, they will have to look for a new job, big hello to the chelyabinsk and volzhsky pipe plants, now you guys will have more work , hurray, several factors at once finished off the production of german pipes, oil prices, the war in ukraine, as well as washington’s policy and the explosions in the north. two more closed in düsseldor and mülheim. factories for understanding, they have been working since the 19th century, that is, the deindustrialization of germany f

berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the people in trucks in judge west trying to see the city center and the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 100 and.

news line from berlin built in groups from us releases that take hostages, as hopes of an extensive truce groves that the history of the country releases 30 posting prisoners back to the west bank. and russia effectively was l g, b t q. activism for supreme court labels that extremist, the band is the latest series of laws, restricting q riots under president vladimir the berlin. thank you for joining us. israel says another 8 hostages have been released from captivity by the palestinian militant groups from us in the gaza strip. meanwhile, israel has released 3 palestinian prisoners as israel and a mazda edged closer to the expiration of a fragile truce as an intensely emotional event. 21 year to work near him. finally, the united with her family. she was instructed by militant this time as groups from us, from the sight of the music festival in southern history. we did these 260 people were killed. more than 100 free leads are still far apart for free to i choose between from us and history that began on the 24th november according to the how my son has ministry. more than 15000 palestinians have been doing in his randy bombardment. there is going international pressure

berlin. more than a 100 people are dead after a powerful 1st quick hits north west china. thousands of homes have been damaged with red security and scrambling to reach survivors in the cold and mountainous region. were you later on this developing story also coming, the new west urges israel to be more surgical and its military operations in gaza. as international pressure grows over the number of civilians being killed and international observers, they serve us not election was anything but fair. a monitoring mission has reported multiple irregularities in the window of president onyx on a rooted surgery and progressive party, the article for life. welcome to the program. we started in china. we're more than a 100 people have been killed and hundreds of others injured after an earthquake in the northwest of the country. the 6 point to category quake struck the world gun. so problems around midnight, local time, causing damage to hose throes and other infrastructure in china. as president has ordered of a full emergency response, but rescue hours are being hampered by the cold conditions wi

be that as it may, the collective west continues to promise military assistance to ukraine. berlino provide kiev with four irist medium-range air defense systems worth one billion 400 million dollars. this was reported by the german ministry of defense: systems will be supplied from '25. the chancellor again promised help to ukraine, but his colleagues in the bundestag are already openly laughing in his face. against the background of the fiscal crisis and a multi-billion dollar hole in the german budget, scholz is unsuccessfully trying to convince the people that the crisis is not the decline of the state. bürger können darauf vertrauen, dass der staat seine zusagen ihnen gegenüber einhält. wir lassen niemanden allein mit den herausforderungen, mit den wir es aktuell. less than two years into the work of this government, germany plunged into a protracted crisis and found itself on the brink of default. in such a situation, mr. scholz, citizens did not expect a government statement from you, but your resignation letter. 2/3 of germans want this government to end. that this is the g

berlin . thanks so much for watching state you and take care the people in trucks in judge west trying to see the city center the straight screen, the around the world more than 130000000 people us we all mine because no one should have to make up your own mind, dw me for mine's the hello, your friends, my name is yolanda alabama. i'm a conductor and i come from mexico, the list showing me anything, extraordinary people all over the world. i'm just simply lots of fun and friends. are welcome to the next episode of music on my as their today we're in the city of south book, the magical city we're mozart was born. and i'll tell you more about the fantastic products that i get to do in this beautiful city this year. but when i travel around the world, sometimes it gets the wonderful opportunity of bumping into other musicians that are working in the same hole. and today i had the fortune of bumping into 2 of my favorite artists in classical music. it go this moment into, let's see what they have to say. ok should be with us. but let's this step uh okay, because it's always, it's never to give it

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empire began its colonial invasion intent and maybe from the very start, berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drives. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to rebuild your in 19 o 4. they hear arrow and now my drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the up most of irritate against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through its 15000 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe, and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's a solved unit pu

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allow them to build anything they want in the west bank and gaza and have a peaceful. outside of the offices of hollywood heavyweight united talency in berlinwn, diplomacy. gaza apocalyptic situation, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv, the situation in gaza is, characterized by immeasurable suffering where the fan, human rights and dignity of his people. we are deeply disapbed by the... images of death, destruction, termoy which have engaged gaza as a result of israeli bombardment of civilians, essential infrastructure and places of worship, the raw feelings of under and pain being felt by the people of palestine, humanitarian corridors should be open immediately so that aid and other basic services can reach all those in need. grown space agency has successfully launched its latest on board a home grown space launcher d salman. the project is in line with plans to revive different sectors of the country's space industry and need a lot know how acquired a biospace domain. israel is pressing on with this suicidal ons on gaza, killing at least 150 palestinians on wednesday alone. they lost their lives as t