this is no longer america, this is west germany maneuvers. sometimes it seems that this book was taken out by someone into the light of god, and along with it, a plum fell from somewhere out of the ground. these are the living corpses of the nazi orders, these former ss men. these lovely boys however, the burgomaster of west berlin, willy bran , declares that it is time to stop talking about fascism , 20 years have passed and our patience has been exhausted, there is nothing to stir up the past, no nazism is now in the world. maybe he's right. here they applaud him, but then in the name of what these drums beat. and in the name of what is this procession so similar, as if what we have already seen, it seems to me that the cancerous tumor was excised, but the metastases remained and not only in west germany, here you are in england. true, he has grown old, bald and moth-eaten, and his teeth have thinned. but he still speaks, he is applauded by all young people. so there is a shift and the police are already preparing to protect him, because no

got it on you and then you and other places, but it didn't really push it in my view that the west germany says way here. it should not take his eye off those other bulls as well. yes, we understand why the has to be asked to focus on your brain right now, but for goodness faith show that you also want to you care about ending conflict in a database as well. that was andrew gilmore, a former you an assistant secretary general for human rights speaking earlier to d, w. and here's some of the other headlines on the war and ukraine. russia has warned that it would bolster its defences, should sweden and finland join nato. russian security council council deputy chairman to meet him and yet have said there would be no more talk of a nuclear free baltic region if the countries were to join the military alliance, and that it would strengthen its forces to quote, restore balance, to the area ukraine. says it is reopening humanitarian cor doors to allow the evacuation of civilians from war torn areas. it says 9 routes would be opened in the east and south, including one from the besieged city of n

and as such a degraded, severely degraded version of west germany during the cold war, and again, theiods of the cold war , both in the field of security and in the field of foreign policy. and thus, uh, receives additional handouts from brussels isn't vladimir alekseevich undeniably the same here. i would like to support the two points that have been made. the first thought is coming time people. we need to work with specific people, not only with the institutions of the global political process, but there are specific people. second hmm, what is very important, a number of eastern european countries received these most generous gifts. this is poland itself, which is a gift, as has already been said, who even invented the estonian language about ekaterina. we need to remember everything that follows from here, as far as the west is concerned . for russia, what sergei viktorovich lavrov said about fake attacks today is the norm for the west, given that they are in this very state of an empire of lies and they need to spread these lies, they always need something. it's warming up all t

and what part of germany are we talking about at all , but there is no significant part in west germanyy, just east germans are smaller than the west. i'm not here. well, i'm not mistaken, a million 17 million. yes , that's why, well, that's why these people are categorically against but no one asks them. just like in ukraine no one is asked. this is to the question, which we have been discussing for 8 years, that democracy does not exist. many people thought that it was me or alexey, who is volodya? he discussed everything about democracy, that we are these for the beauty of volovets. so look , the population is against, yes, the spitting population, because other landmarks have been burned to us, i’ll try to explain, but spiridon why did britain leave the european union because the british did not want to share their sovereignty and did not want to allow submit their powers to some brussels and be second in europe because germany was the first in the economy, and they could not obey the germans, the teutons, so they came out second, why are they now raising their heads, because before

murderous the kremlin says the killings were state and swift combat that condemnation from the west. germany is chancellor charlatan, are the west to lead his voice, or actually the reports of atrocities against ukrainian civilians and threat moscow with tough sanctions. also the program music's biggest night. the grammy awards rolls back to life for the 1st time. since the pandemic about the superstars celebration gets a dose of reality with an address by the ukrainian president for them. is it lost a landslide victory for victor alba. congress nationalists, prime minister, a graph what what the whole world is seeing in budapest is that christian democratic politics, conservative politics and patriotic politics. one holborn is a self styled liberal dump, a liberal democrat who has repeatedly clash with brussels. he is as one his 4th consecutive term by a much greater margin than expected. ah, ah, i'm gather as welcome to the program. ukrainian officials say they're digging communal graves for victims of the departing russian forces near keith be apparent atrocities, including footage of sco

of diesel door has many facets, even then, especially when it comes to the dramas of post war west germany. they've gotten them gunston bahama this deutsch unlocked creek reconstruction. the new buildings going up in the fifty's and sixty's. oh bout lloyd bowed for sale. they say i want it's clear the city could use a lot more greenery on just like every german city or, or every city full stop yourself. there's no city that couldn't do with a few 1000000 more trees. people just have to push for it. well then it will happen that this bus. yeah. the clock is ticking. made catastrophic climate change out in a cities can only remain livable. that is a massive shift to put new green ways of building ah, ah, with a joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted deb with our guides and know their way around a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required to borrow today. in 30 minutes on d. w. a bad road in austria changed quite a bit during the time it what's it like winter sports in a former townhouse? thought hm. in 60 minutes. oh d w. oh. sure. ah. oh, nico h

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city of diesel. doff has many facets. eden, especially when it comes to the dramas of post war west germany. they've gotten guns from bahama, this deutsche not creek reconstruction. the new buildings going up in the fifty's and sixty's. oh bout lloyd bowed for sale. they say our mud, it's clear, the city could use a lot more greenery on just like every german city or, or every city full stop usa. there's no city that couldn't do with a few 1000000 more trees. people just have to push for it. well then it will happen and that this bus you the clock is ticking me catastrophic climate change out in a cities can only remain livable with is a massive shift to put new green ways of building with with the war has forced more than 4000000 ukrainians to their country, like a 36 year old business owner who left to the company and employees behind people who continue to rely on him for a salary. will his enterprise be able to survive the war? a d w business special quickly. next on d, w. and to the conflicts own with tim sebastian pressure allegation with cranium pavilions outside of rock with russia

for itself, and most importantly, when the germans remember that when we were reunited, and with west germanye promised to preserve all these monuments. i want to warn them next time. we will not let them reunite. if they simply turn a blind eye to these vandalism watches like this, then there will be no next reunion. igor nikolaevich, you know, the initiators of nazism, the creators of nazi germany, ended everything very badly. we all know how hitler goebbels committed suicide. how were all the nazis judged in nuremberg who were related to both politics and the army and the economy? here zelensky with his mosquito with an arrest officer will end up the same way as hitler and e, goebbels, and all the rest will face complete denocification, and this means the trial that will definitely take place. we'll be back exactly in a minute 60 minutes petr tor elizaveta the long-awaited premiere on the russia channel create see you varicose veins, maybe more and more severity will appear. veins in the normal leg in the shape of my husband in the back twisted so well that there is a cream for back pain.

city of diesel doff has many facets even then, especially when it comes to the dramas of post war west germany. they got them gunston drama. fis deutsche and knock creek reconstruction. the new buildings going up in the fifty's and sixty's. oh bout lloyd bowed for sale. they say i want it's clear, the city could use a lot more greenery on just like every german city or, or every city full stop yourself. there's no city that couldn't do with a few 1000000 more trees. people just have to push for it. well then it will happen a bit. this bus. yeah. the clock is ticking. made catastrophic climate change out in a cities can only remain livable with is a massive shift to ports, new green ways of building with who freedom and security are essential to their way of life. but how is that affected by their proximity to russia? let been verified as the happiest people in the world. most of them believe in peace. but would that change if there erratic labor is feeling for those 3? 15 minutes on d. w. on the green fact that you feel worried about the planet to? i'm the host of the on the green fence post a

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while politics drives the economy, how many times we spoke and we were assured by officials in the west, germanyon, many. well, our economists are inside us, that the nord stream is about to happen, and pushchin was built because it is so profitable for the german economy, for the european economy in general. well, it just can't be, but the economy is there for the purpose, and therefore, well, that's all, so what? where? north stream? yes, well, yes. well, they alone will hide if they continue to follow this path, so for now i see that politics, uh, the roll of the economy and western politics are exactly uh, and that’s all , uh, i repeat. this is a very serious ukrainian foothold of hostilities. this is the place where armed clashes are directly conducted, but that doesn't mean it's the only place. e military actions, all these economic diplomatic informational and all other sanctions that fall into our heads are named. in sum, this is so hybrid war. and who has been condemned a lot lately, however, the west has accused russia of leading russia to hybrid wars, uh, here i am, last weekend on fr

even then, especially when it comes to the dramas of post war west germany, they got them gunston drama. fis deutsche and knock creek reconstruction. the new buildings going up in the fifty's and sixty's. oh bout lloyd bowed for sale. they say i were mad. it's clear, the city could use a lot more greenery on just like every german city or every city full stop yourself . there's no city that couldn't do with a few 1000000 more trees. people just have to push for it. well then it will happen that this bus, yeah, the clock is ticking, made catastrophic climate change out in a cities can only remain livable. that is a massive shift to put new green ways of building with who rushes attack on ukraine. how did it come to this? a conflict that's been brewing? rejected, spiraling, political interests, grievances and violence. which a tipping point in our escalating further war in europe? drama in ukraine. in 15 minutes on d. w. enter the conflict zone with sebastian. fresh allegations with russian forces murder, ukrainian, civilians outside care have rapidly found their way to the un general ass

a lover of, he accused her new west germany and france of putting aside the principles of the united nations in, in what he says. trigger, and his response for his military encouraging or that that's a special operation as russia is calling it. what do you make of that accusation? well, i don't think russia can really accused the west of the un, the west throne, the yen for starting the war against ukraine. and so i, i don't think there's really a basis for that statement by love. rough and the un secretary general said he would bring together actors from both sides in that contact group that you talked about to guarantee humanitarian corridor is that would not be the 1st attempt. many have failed in the past. the un involvement change that well, yes, you're quite right. it really depends how it all plays out. and you know, it's another committee that's being created in essence. but the question is, of russia wants to follow through and pave the path to a potential p steel down the road. and remember, this is just the beginning. russia is through still trying to ability to really get

and other places, but it didn't really push it in my view that the west germany says way here, it should not take if i off those other bulls as well. yes, we understand why the has to be asked to focus on your plane right now. but for goodness faith, show the world that you also want to you care about ending conflict in their databases as well. ok, andrew gilmore form. are you an assistant secretary general and burke half foundation in berlin? director. thank you for your time. simmons prime minister says her country will decide soon about joining nato. nordic country is a partner of the western alliance, but is officially non lined and shares a long border with russia. finished public opinion has shifted in favor of joining the alliance. russia's invasion of ukraine, russian security council official, has played down the significance of nato expanding northwards, but also said he could see the need to restore regions nuclear balance. their joint appearance demonstrates neighborliness, but mil sweden and finland, hence of government both moved toward nato membership. we have to really th

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thing is that it was not the soviet union but the americans and the british on the territory of west germany most severe denocification. because when i hear that the most powerful dedenocification was after the second world war war. i have a doubt that then the goal was achieved, because if then there was denazification, there would be nothing like that they worked with the population of the population. forcing them to rake the graves with corpses to get the murdered children there, and they hid the core of the nazis and continued to work with them. they americans were not engaged in feigning genocification. the population was denocified, and the nazis were preserved. i want to now. here, listen, the most. the main thing that happened again i return to the fourteenth year in the fifteenth year, when a new special project began, the cia and the english mi-6 in russia were completely understandable. and that with the help of liberal ideas, with the help of the liberal democratic revolution, russia cannot be overthrown. yeah, a more powerful force is needed, and such a powerful force is only on

a few could even take a chance on was rearing to ah, don't expect to happy ending. literature west germany ah, hello and a one. welcome to the 77 percent our program for you africa youth. i'm either kimani and this week we have a very special so for you coming to you from l door, it's the whole of champion this week we take a deep dive into the world of sports across the continent. here's what we have for you. we investigate how to tackle corruption in kenneth sports institutions. marathon legend and you shall get tell the secrets on how to keep your mind on track. and in south africa, we meet the be a mixed. been as of the west. africa has produced some of the greatest names across different sporting disciplines from footballers to basket bowlers. and of course, from right here, distance runners. yet the continent continues to grapple with lack of government investment, for example, or growth, mismanagement of teams. and perhaps was of all corruption is bosses. do sions, what is the continent lagging behind despite the immense natural talent? well, i spoke to a few people here in kenya to

so, uh, as far as the german army is concerned, germany is not yet the west. germany not have the right to have such weapons that ensure its own security. merkel admitted said that we are not protected americans do not want to protect us there during trump. now. so they said that let's create. uh, germany france let's create a european army to protect europe i was for. by the way, i say that if you create your own modern own army, russia you can conclude a collective security treaty. moreover, russia can still give you a guarantee of security and even help with weapons. that is, it will be modern, that is, modern europe but the british. naturally , poland is created between russia and germany, this is poland in order to prevent the continental civilizations, germany, france and russia from ever coming together, and they will always play. there, the detonator is the role of such a powder keg, so that if they are afraid of both russians and there may be more germans germans than russians, because here they are, and the fear of the stove is thick in their blood, therefor

i grew up on a farm and a rule town in west germany. this is how it looked like in 1933 and not much has changed since i us deal in this place with no bakery, no corner shop, no butcher, not even a church. my childhood was like the beginning of a grim brothers fairy tales. my mother would pick me up from kindergarten on horseback, drive my father's tractor, and do my homework in the hey, me until like every time and child at 14, i had to attend the lesson. that changed my view on the world for ever. mm. not wants to run. oh, got you mostly. yes. darcy, i'm fat moll. death, xamarin, boss. your vist or a globe for this. and fontes are tight. nobody really involved in a nascent fool not blind eyes. it was not that from p a t v. i think i don't think dan bite. i don. i wouldn't find him just for for a minute. i'll put it inside a new phone. kristin, i'm with discover has canceled the hindustan bus. hibler english going to where the bed hash as to an event stuff. and i'll send that off con, invest enough damage of the moment he needed for on

today it is absolutely not limited to this very west, if germany is ready to be a colony in the unitedtates with varnish in hand. as for the countries of the east, they left this colonial past not so long ago, so that they are not ready to return there again. they will move to neo-colonialism, in which the united states will be such a metropolis that shows , uh, the way for its column. and of course. that's what was said just now, independent foreign policy is balanced foreign policy is what you said, this is what is peculiar to the east as such, the east has the right to balance the right to balance the balance and calmly step by step. development, which is painted millennia ahead in this connection of sharp movements. uh, from our eastern partners , everything is going smoothly gradually and step by step. here we can unequivocally find common ground, since once, during the beginning of our special operation in syria, e.g., all representatives of the near and middle east were drawn to moscow, let me remind you. today we are again the center of gravity even the chancellor of austria af

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the question becomes, are they going to cut off west germany or they get cut off larger consumers of natural gas? in which case, yes, that, that, you know, we've been watching the crude markets because the threat had always been there, right? if countries decide they're going to boycott russian oil the ural spin, you're going to have a, you know, you could lose supply in the global market situation, which is already tight. so the same thing pertains here, if either countries, boycott russian in ports of natural gas or russia, to basically turn the tax off on other countries. that's what, that's losing natural gas supply. in a global situation, it's already very, very tight. and i'm just afraid we're looking at high prices for an extended period, like putin has claimed that ukraine was pushed to class with russia, that moscow's reaction was just unfair. addressing politicians in saint petersburg, he won't have consequences for any country of interferes with russia's military campaign in ukraine, vietnam, if anyone would want to interfere with what's happening in ukraine now from the o

when west germany joined, they formed the warsaw pact to answer. it put europe on edge. symbolized about it were lingual. nato adopted a massive retaliation doctrine warning they would respond with an all-out nuclear war if attacked. nato would conduct several missions and operations over the years. including entering afghanistan after 9/11 and invoking for the first time in history article 5. allies agreed an attack against one was an attack against all. the new slimmed down russia after the fall of the soviet union, nato expanded closer to their border. former warsaw pacts were given admission. the question now, will vladimir putin be the first russian leader to attack a nato nation. if so, the world will see how this 30-nation alliance shifts from defensive to offensive force. it's a bet he might be willing to take. putin's worst nightmare come to fruition. nato is still here and it's muscled up and motivated. what is vladimir putin worried about? what will he do. let's ask former secretary of state mike pompeo. what about the new news that's happened. it looks like c

ah, don't expect to happy ending. literature west. germany. it is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult to success in our weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. a deadline to fight. russia says ukrainian defenders of mario poll refused to lay down their weapons exchanged for their lives . that's as the cities of harkey in the capital key of face new attacks from russian boss. also on the program, pope francis says the world is seeing an easter of war giving his easter address, the leader of the catholic church that ukraine has been dragged into.

the question becomes, are they going to cut off west germany or they get cut off larger consumers of natural gas? in which case, yes, that, that, you know, we've been watching the crew markets because the threat had always been there, right? if countries decide they're going to boycott russian oil the ural spin, you're going to have a, you know, you to lose supply in the global market. situation which is already tight. so the same thing pertains here, if either countries, boycott russian, imports of natural gas or russia, you know, basically turns the taps off on other countries. that's it, that's losing natural gas supply. in a global situation, it's already very, very tight. i'm just afraid we're looking at high prices for an extended period, tom saying really good to get your thoughts on your insight. thank you very much and have a talk to lazara. my pleasure. thank you. well that i'm a put in a claim that ukraine was pushed to class with russia and moscow's reaction was just unfair. speaking to politicians and st. petersburg, he warned that any country that interferes with russia

order to send the liberty bell to their cohort across the sea the children of germany and berlin west germany and berlin west berlin the other thing that the crusade for freedom did is it launched balloons that we see here and those balloons were filled with many things and there were many ideas for what could go into those balloons leaflets carried political messages, but there was also dm that american foods could be put into these balloons and dropped although 14 pounds of food. i might not be a good idea and a blue bibles were put into the balloons. they were called bible balloons many many things were put into these balloons and and launched from germany. they would float given weather weather patterns into soviet block countries and distribute their wares. these balloon campaigns were heavily supported by boy scouts and children and the population in america. and here we see examples of a freedom balloon and two different types of freedom balloons that would distribute these items in east in eastern europe in this happens to be in in, colorado. um, so one of the most important things wi

denocification, which was started in the forty-fifth year, at least in the territory of the then west germany, is zero. well, then they said, yes, well, we said that out of there 12 million members of the fnsdp, but, probably, one and a half to two million were denocified. and how did they go through denotification, if we talk about the forty- fifth, but, it was very simple that some part of the people were brought to concentration camps or brought to those places where you could watch the horrors of nazism, and how would the denozification end there diversification in subsequent years, and on the territory of germany, even then, even a united germany, she concluded that they carried out a political education. well excuse me. well, such a political formation with people who, after the war, uh, well, more than 50% also talked about it, 50% of various positions, including leading areas of german life, and legal organizations, including courts, including the police, including special services. germany did not know how to carry out, so i know exactly the name of one person who brilliantly had car

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the all valley and west and germany was hit by devastating flooding in just a matter of days as unique, a campaign was launched. the group syrian volunteers in germany put a call out in arabic for extra support. and hundreds of syrian some across germany answered the call to help victims we have we have more experience than german when it comes to this asters under war. we've been through it all and survived, and so we're better equipped to deal with it than many who haven't yet faced these things stuff. i'm kind of engine see, nestled in the all valley, a group of syrians pitched in for months. they formed bonds with the flood victims, and now some of these help us moving to the valley themself. an ass ela cad is moving to vincent to days, or at least partially, until he finishes his business degree in sub lucan. he's a co founder of syrian volunteers in germany and has yet to visit his new home. he just knows his friend abdul already list there than of because i, i'm all works out lucian, where will i shower? where will i cook or do my shopping all but he's excited to vincent guests.

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country, and is remembered for playing in three world cups — and this injury—time goal against west germanyurnament. back in november, the prospect of not playing rugby forfour weeks was enough to bring england scrum—half claudia macdonald to tears. since then, she has had to come to terms with missing the red roses' world cup campaign, losing her status as a professional rugby player and possibly having to give up the sport altogether. it follows a serious neck injuring she sustained at the end of last year. it runs around your brain, some days it knocks you for six, some days i'm desperately upset about it, some days i'm angry, some days i'm in denial. still think i complied, still think that my neck is absolutely fine, especially when i am running around in training. i'm like, no, i'm good, icomply. some days i'm like, i can be excited and look forward to whatever comes next. to macdonald. trying to get the belt _ to macdonald. trying to get the belt still — to macdonald. trying to get the ball. still macdonald. she touches down! _ ball. still macdonald. she touches down! her— ball. stil

ambassador was a little kid when the soviet union partitioned east and west germany, and build the berlin wall. and he was working with the soviet foreign ministry while vladimir putin was working in the kgb in east germany. when the soviet union became so weak that the people of berlin simply climbed up onto the fearsome berlin wall and chipped away at it with chisels and hammers on sledgehammers, and knocked it down. and then the downside on the grave of the soviet union in the process. he has seen it all, from the collapse of the berlin wall, to the soviet defeat in afghanistan, and so you know dot knows that vladimir putin has put russia in an unwinnable situation. his position became all the more uncomfortable today would present zelenskyy reminded the united nations that during the narrowing trials after the world war ii of nazi war criminals, one of the convicted war criminals was germany's minister of foreign affairs. but like soviet predecessors at the united nations today, it was ambassador nebenzia's data life for his government to the world's. >> now we're seeing blatant, crim

in this time we're heading to the west of germany, from voip, a towel over the eiffel tush stood god. luke degas takes us aboard, germany's only suspension train nichol phone. it goes hiking on volcanic rock. and once more, we're off to the country's largest automobile museum. but our 1st off is bo put off . robots out in burke county, in the federal state of north rang westphalia. for battle with the center of the textile industry, germany a working class city. if you're planning a city trip in germany, you probably think of munich, berlin, or hamburg. but, but us, i don't think that many people are bare, know about the city, and to be honest, neither do i. so let's just discover a thought together. the, the city has something very special, a suspension railway it has been the number one means of transport here for a 120 years. the construction of the suspension railway has to do with industrialization. the traffic increased fast at that time. in order to relieve the streets, people had to move in the air. a large part of the route followed the riverboat. only once did someone take a