have their headquarters in west germany there's no doubt about that but that doesn't mean that nothing is getting produced and is germany b.m.w.'s producing and . producing and live you have kind of a silicon valley. so there is industry but not enough and and the kubert you are for for everything that is ailing the people in germany is recognition or the lack of recognition i think that is the key and a lot of people in east germany do feel the not really recognized what they have achieved over the past thirty use thank you so much for better insurance journalist . thank you for having me. now scientists have successfully landed an observation device on an asteroid german french probe named mascot was launched on a japanese rocket forty years ago as part of an effort to find clues about the origin of the solar system. to space crafts journey took three and a half years only making the final approach in recent weeks. finally the critical moment is at hand the mothership drops mask gently towards the asteroid surface mascot's lightweight help i'm sure it wouldn't be damaged by the impac

have their headquarters in west germany there's no doubt about that but that doesn't mean that nothing is getting produced in east germany b.m.w.'s producing and lived by juicing and live you have kind of a silicon valley. so there is industry but not enough and and the kubert you are for for everything that is ailing the people in east germany is recognition or the lack of recognition i think that is the key and a lot of people in east germany do feel the are not really recognized with what they have achieved over the past thirty years thank you so much for no better enjoyment journalist. thank you for having me. british prime minister theresa may is due to address her conservative party's conference today in what's being seen as her last chance to rally the party behind her plans for braggs that conservatives are still divided over the issue despite there being less than six months to go before the u.k. leaves the e.u. . looks back at how the u.k. came to be in such a position we've got on a country that. breaks it tears like nigel for us and boris johnson one of the referendum and t

there is the east west problem that's mention of people in eastern germany feel this to have been treated poorly that there's an endless stream of good advice coming from the west with the reproach you are way too obedient to the east german state you know that germany. been unified shut up and adapt to our ways but that won't work that's why. we're my one said the old east germany was a narrow minded racists country. do you still think that that's not. what i said i was that there were racist elements there as well and that xenophobia can flourish among homogenous populations but have no experience of different kinds of people or cultures or religion that's not was mine i could put stuff i know that from my own hometown in western germany in the one nine hundred sixty. million cayman open ice cream parlor that was a culinary breakthrough in my small town we were crazy about italian ice cream but nobody wanted to play but see italian kids like it they called our names are a member of well when does it fall and does it arrogant and presumptuous to dismiss everyone in the eastern germany is

think it's purely an east german phenomenon but it is partly of course there are also regions in west germany that have been hit by industrial decline and where there is also structural poverty. we should also perhaps take into account the brain drain that eastern germany has experienced. was many of those who were skilled well educated who can and want to work who have seen the world in my generation have deserted the east they're no longer there is real models for those who are left behind living on welfare there's no one to encourage or motivate the rest to try to take a different route. and for different those who have stayed behind feel excluded that society has failed them is this not also a breeding ground for the right wing extremism in the east that we're currently seeing in the headlines. and this coming from there you might jump to that conclusion but i think the problem of right wing extremism is actually a problem for the whole of germany. it's more visible in the east because people express their opinions more openly less worried about being politically correct the issue of righ

political landscape in the former east german areas is very different to the political landscape in west germany and that has specially demonstrated by the fact that right wing political parties gain much stronger support in the east of germany than they gain in the west of germany so there does still seem to be a significant difference in the mentality of people on both sides of germany so there is a difference in mentality and ambivalence too perhaps you say there's a big celebration going on but what's the real mood in the country on this occasion is it really celebrate tory or somber or more one of resignation on the whole. well i think you have to say that at the moment the political situation is such that germany is. the mood is rather somber mood with the mood is rather. doubtful about the german the current german situation that has to do with the fact of the rise of right wing politics in germany of the fact that the major political parties especially those parties that are in government are the chancellors conservatives and the social democrats that they are losing significant support

you also will see that and west germany, but less. is seems to explain partly what is happening there. on top of this you have the refugee crisis, and people traditionally in easast germany are not used to having foreigners among themselves. the huge battle cry in the peaceful revolution in 1989 was, we are the peoplple. now the right wing people say, we are the people, meaning the others, the foreigners, the refugees, are not. phil: let's talk about this idea of being left behind. are there real differences between east and west germany? werner: the vast majorityty of e people in east germany -- they live so much better than 30 years ago. but the factss support that they kind of our left behind in political life, and in a lot of huge german industry do not have an quarters in east germany. but that does not mean nothing is getting produced in east germany. bmw is producing in leipzig, porsche. so it is a mixed bag. phil: this seems to be why that when we see the eastern germany being a hotbed of activism with the likes of the afd havi

elite ruling classes the way they see it and the people in east germany you find that also in west germany but very much less so . and this seems to explain possibly what is happening there and of course on top of this you have to refugee crisis and people traditionally in is germany not used to have. among themselves the huge battle cry in the peaceful revolution in one thousand eight hundred nine was we are the people and no right people say we are the people and meaning the us the foreigners the immigrants the refugees the not so let's talk about this idea of being left behind other real differences in life and life opportunities between east and west germany well the vast majority of the people in east germany live so much better so much better than thirty years ago and coming to germany but the fact of the facts support the idea that the kind of are left behind in wages in a political live and a lot of huge german industry do not have quarters in germany that but that doesn't mean nothing is getting produced in germany m.w. for example is producing in leipzig portions producing. we ha

idea of being left behind other real differences in life and life opportunities between east and west germany well the vast majority of the people in east germany live so much better so much better than thirty years ago in communist germany but the fact the facts support the idea that the kind of left behind in wages in a political live. and a lot of huge german industry do not have quarters in germany that but that doesn't mean nothing is getting produced in germany m.w. for example is producing in lives as porsche is producing. we have a little silicon valley which is doing very well so it's a very make spec there but this seems to be why then we say the east of here is being this this hotbed of right wing activism with the likes of the f.d.a. having a lot of support there and as well as the anti muslim piggy to movement. yes absolutely and the reason why a lot of people support the so-called alternative for germany is. this is a protest movement for them and the key word here is recognition a lot of people in these germany do not feel that they get the recognition for their life or what th

anniversary of the nation's reunification on october third one thousand nine hundred capitalist west germany and communist east germany formally reunited after over forty years of division less than a year before that on november ninth one thousand nine hundred nine the berlin wall had crumbled. earlier today german chancellor angela merkel joined other leaders in berlin's cathedral for a church service to start official celebrations. our correspondent husband is following those celebrations for us here in central berlin so han's how is reunified germany marking its national holiday. well there has been a religious ceremony in the berlin cathedral right next door to me here which is just finished and the guests of honor that is the bit german president from. the chancellor angela merkel and the head of the burden government. have just left the cathedral obviously talking to some of the members of the public that have gathered in the park that we are in just a few meters away from here from there they are going to walk about one hundred meters up the main boulevard of birdland to the state op

the way they see it and the people in east germany are you'll find that also in west germany but very much less so. and this seems to explain partly what is happening there and of course on top of this you have to refugee crisis and people traditionally in is germany not used to have. among themselves the huge battle cry in the peaceful revolution in one thousand eight hundred nine was we are the people and no the right people say we are the people and meaning the foreigners the immigrants the refugees the not so let's talk about this idea of being left behind are there real differences in life and life opportunities between east and west germany well the vast majority of the people in east germany live so much better so much better than thirty years ago in communist germany but the fact the facts support the idea that the kind of left behind in wages in political live. and a lot of huge german industry do not have quarters in germany the but that doesn't mean nothing is getting produced in germany m.w. for example is producing and lives as porsche is producing. we have a little silic

it's a tiny village in south—west germany with a population ofjust 3,272.they'll be welcoming pep guardiola and his manchester city juggernaut to the rhein—neckar—arena. the culmination of quite a journey for a club that was still amateur and playing in the regional league system at the turn of the century. and as you'll see they also do things a little bit differently at hoffenheim. iam head i am head of international relations here and i'm giving you a tour of beautiful stadium. very important to have a dip in the ice bath afterwards. also the warm pool directly after the game for the players to recover. control, pass. it definitely increases the path a ccu ra cy it definitely increases the path accuracy and speed. now you are here. the rhein—neckar—arena, the home of tsg hoffenheim. we used to play in a low division amateur football and defend the founder of sep took over the club in which he was playing as a junior, a young boy, in the lower leagues. they co nsta ntly boy, in the lower leagues. they constantly went boy, in the lower leagues. they co nst

germany. the trend among the working population in the east is to move to the west as a result eastern germany is not only sparsely populated its population is older residents in the east are three years older on average than in the west the few regions in the country where women earn more than men are all in eastern germany. the difference is especially stark in the city of kut course where men earn some four hundred euros a month less than women on average. in general there is considerable wealth disparity between eastern and western germany people in the west inherit more money six figure sums are bequeath to three times more often in the west then in the east . the wealth differential may explain why only nineteen of the country's three hundred storage restaurants are in eastern germany now there are some food for thought. and we stay in eastern germany after it turned out the police were looking for two migrants as main suspects in a fatal stabbing of a german man and the immigration protests rocked the german town of kenneth's in september and were locals joined right wing groups and too

anniversary of the nation's reunification on october third one thousand nine hundred capitalist west germany and communist east germany formally reunited after over forty years. of division a less than a year before that on november ninth one thousand nine hundred nine the berlin wall had crumbled. earlier today german chancellor angela merkel joined other leaders in berlin cathedral for a church service to start official celebrations. and let's take a look here at those official celebrations here live pictures here at the berlin state opera right in the heart of the city celebrations kicked off with a play and now the opera's resident orchestra that's the stuff capella they will also be playing beethoven and we're expecting as well the speech from for lin's mayor in a short while. well our correspondent hans front is following all of the festivities for us in central furlan hi hans so how is reunified germany i'm marking this national holiday. well apart from the church service that has already been finished and the official in the state oprah that is about to start there is a first of all

report there are a number of german politicians have addressed the fact that while germany may have been reunified east and west twenty eight years ago today there are a lot of lingering divisions here in germany not just between east and west but also concerns of an increasingly polarized society the politicians pointed to the rise of the far right for example the the far right f d party that was a concern a feeling shared by a lot of people here on the streets behind me a number of the singers in fact alluded to the rise of the far right in some speeches in some ways that they gave jure in their performances there is a boost in the crowd in the f.t. was mentioned for example there is real concern here that germany is polarized at the moment and there are some fears about what the future my like. downtimes thank you. authorities in indonesia the number of dead from last week's earthquake and tsunami is now more than fourteen hundred survivors the facing a fifth day with little food and water some aid is now reaching the region but the government admits the relief effort is slow and blames widespread damage to

this week a year max is celebrating the twenty eighth year of unity between the former east and west germanyso in association with that to be in with a chance of winning i euro max watch to send us a picture of an event that was a memorable or significant occasion for you just like that was for many germans the link to upload them can be found on our website d.w. dot com forward slash lifestyle we will announce the winner at the end of the week i look forward to saying our pictures on a hope to see you for the show again tomorrow night a fuckin ivory one. next time on your own max into the world of painting greece in assassin's creed obviously the latest installment of the popular video game series players are whisked back to five hundred b.c. authentic locations in delphi and circus models for the game's developers learning about. reach history next time on your i'm a. good . move. for. more than sixty suicides in the french police force last year and. officers face a constant battle against public hospital is over or above all the dangers of pharmacy. many feel abandoned by their governmen

this week your max is celebrating the twenty eighth year of unity between the former east and west germany so in association with that to be in with a chance of winning i euro max watch to send us a picture of an event that was a memorable or significant occasion for you just like that was for many germans the link to upload them can be found on our website d.w. dot com forward slash lifestyle we will announce the winner at the end of the week i look forward to seeing our pictures on a hope to see you for the show again tomorrow at a park and i really want. next time on your own max. into the world of pinching grease in assassin's creed odyssey the latest installment of the popular video game series players are whispered back to five hundred b.c. authentic locations in delphi and served as models for the game's developers learning about pre-history next time on your own. let's move on. to. the be. the contentious figure at odds. here in germany i think form chaucer's one of the great heroes of the twentieth century mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of chang

cold and the united states on the cost the us wanted to impose a flexible deterrent strategy if west germany were attached to western powers would attack east germany france gets attacked poland will be attacked in retaliation for the bullion it often france rejected that as its limited nuclear strikes have monstrous consequences. it's like. that you climb rung by rung about hope. i think it's important for people to distinguish between strengths and the use of force they aren't the same thing i think the stronger you are the less likely it is that you'll have to use their strengths one of the great items of strengths was when we had a long ago she ation with the soviets to get rid of intermediate nuclear forces and actually to cut two g. forces in half and with our nato allies we had agreed that had the i.m.f. negotiation students or exceed we would deploy missiles or undercount other ones the soviets had already deployed so that happened to make two maybe three. and the deployment of ballistic missiles called pershing's in germany was a very traumatic event. and the soviets walked out of b

preferred to remain in pakistan even though she could have had a comfortable career at home in west germany. friend disses now i found a postwar germany so completely banal and i found it on bearable so i wanted to get away from that as it's good that it to a case of course you couldn't have a proper conversation at our own oh so it was all people talked about other things like what car you buying next what megan what model where age and i couldn't deal with those kinds of priorities. there is stuff that there steve clear weighty recluses for it's some price. or when i started working with oh i didn't know how difficult it is to work with dr fox because for her it was late there was no rest manistee to start right up to provo clock those is there were no more ways no computers so it was everything was mine you saw if you were out with her in the provinces and normally it used to be about four or five weeks so it is david gordon disconnect with your family with your friends. so as my dad he was a man we were supposed to be monsters. or priests or brothers whatever you may call it. their work

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preferred to remain in pakistan even though she could have had a comfortable career is how many west germany. friend disses now i found post-war germany so completely banal. i found it on bearable so i wanted to get away from that as it's good that i had it to ok so. you couldn't have a proper conversation at all oh so it was all people talked about were things like what car you buying next what me what modern age and i couldn't deal with those kinds of priorities. there is stuff that does the pier eighty three occasions for it's some past. but when i started working with thought i came to know how difficult it is to work with dr for. the cause for her it was late there was no test. mornings from seven o'clock used to start right up to twelve o'clock those is there were no more ways no computers so it was everything was minute so if you were out with her in the provinces and normally used to be about four or five weeks so it used to be total disconnect with your family with your friends. so as much as she was a nun we were supposed to be monks. or priests or brothers whatever you may call it

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