but in the other germany, in west berlin. after jobs in paris and london, she started working for an international and geo as a young woman in the 1980s. she wanted to become an optician and asked a friend for help in finding an apprenticeship. and then comes is that sucks. no, she was very embarrassed when i asked again whether she could find someone to take me on as an apprentice. leave a name hold on this afternoon. she said, no, we're still unfortunately, they told me, yeah, we know you, but people aren't ready for black hands to be poking around in a white person's face in an embarrassing position. on full moon, on this one or 2, it was a big shock finish. look who's easy and very awkward for her to about us. wazell they asked. it was the 1st time i've realised it wouldn't be easy to do the job. i wanted them. but oh, super din ish. mahan merged her. a bene, under marco, wanted to stop feeling like a stranger in her own country and went looking for people who felt the same way. in 1985, she met a group of women connected

west africa conference in 1884. the european powers carved up the continent among themselves without african participation. germany then also became a colonial power ruling over togo, cameroon, german, east, africa, and german south west africa. even before the 19th century germans had been profiting from the slave trade. now, colonists seized entire territories, culminating in a genocide in namibia in 19 o. 4. meanwhile, growing numbers of africans were arriving in germany. ah, robbie akin is a british historian who researches the history of black europeans. o. d. clooney outside is mystic for the standing colonial period. is important for the emergence of a black community, asked him because it was the 1st time that hundreds, if not thousands of black people were able to come to germany afterwards. on con, con, one isn't us feeling a sheena that came for many different reasons. this is an island, several 100 people, for instance, were brought over for the human zoos that turn germany or across europe and thought on one small cannon funnel from their 1st appearance in the 18 seventy's. these ethnic logical expositions

and west germany, and in berlin we see the beginning of the constructions that will later become the berlin wall and will be placed behind the iron curtain, and aria and eastern europe as a result of what happened in april of 1945, in practice marks the end. the war was bitter and sweet for winston churchill. how did the american rat move forward from the bankrupt british empire? i saw that stalin took berlin and eastern europe and his own and realized that the westerners suffered in this field . greetings to the representatives of the islamic council in the meeting in the presence of the first vice president, the minister of economy and the governor of the central bank , ghiralani told the speaker of the changes in the foreign exchange market that we reached a good conclusion for the foreign exchange market. it is at the crossroads

i was born when there was still an east germany and west germany. i was born and a hospital affiliated with the base there. >> where did you grow up? >> mostly in upstate new york in the albany area at westchester county. >> how did you get to vermont? >> well, i took a job rockclimbing and came up for the summer, fell in love with vermont and realized i wanted to live there full time. it was one of those moments where i felt like i had to come home to a place i had never been before and ended up moving shortly thereafter. >> are you still a rock climber? >> i do not climb as much as i use you because my schedule but i am an avid outdoorsman. >> what do you like about the outdoors? >> it is my place to recharge. i always say i am not a religious person but i have very spiritual. i tried to get in the woods every day. in vermont that is pretty easy to do. >> how does that help you with this job? >> is everything. i could not do this work without getting time in the woods. it is a place where i get connected to my sense of awe, something that is large

intermediary, and he said he was a flag officer, uh, with the american division, that means in west germany, and he said that the officer should resolve situations that arise on the border. here is such a situation. says a drunken american sergeant with girls of easy virtue knocked down the barrier broke into the territory. uh, the gdr was the location of the soviet troops and asked for political asylum , then, and then woke up and asked to be asked back, that is, perhaps, uh, well, such a situation could be with shooting and so on. that is, uh, in general, such situations can happen, and even without the desire of both sides, they can lead to a serious military conflict. but if there is a willingness to use it, this situation increases many times over, with regard to the likelihood of a conflict, then i still hold the opinion that they are waiting for the occurrence. an armed conflict on the territory of belarus that will provoke and are waiting for the pokosovo either option, or even here on the territory of belarus in the western regions, may arise. well, some kind of entity that will de

the senate for ratification, told a staff to downplay it and and not to countries, especially west germany, to sign it and course, the irony is, as we now know

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in addition to airports, the scope of today's accounts in west germany includes other sectors such as public transport, kindergartens and offices . appointments in germany. protests against working conditions have been held since the beginning of this year, at least . another 200 employees fired themselves. this number is about 10% of the 2,000 people who still work for twitter. since iran mast bought twitter, the number of employees was reduced from 1,500 to about 2,000 to reduce costs. continues controversy over the start of wiretapping in italy wiretapping of telephone conversations in italy , which is done under the pretext of fighting organized crime by mafia gangs, has led to criticism in the times. it is reported that telephone conversations cost 200 million euros per year on the hands of the government of george national. it is said that employees who are suspected to be involved in corruption are among the people whose conversations are started. talia is at the top of the countries that start phone conversations against the widespread theft of information of australian citize

the clock is ticking, continuing the working conditions protests, the range of strikes today in west germany, in addition to airports, includes other sectors such as public transport, kindergartens and offices . yetter fired at least 200 more employees. this number is about 10% of the two thousand people who still work for twitter . since iran mast bought twitter, the number of employees has decreased from 7,500 people to about 2,000 people . in order to reduce costs, at the same time, resignations continue. controversy over the start of wiretapping in italy . the wiretapping of telephone conversations in italy, which is carried out under the pretext of fighting organized crime and mafia gangs , has led to criticism from two times publications . the conversations have been reported. 200 million euros per year the cost is put on the hands of george clooney's government. it is said that the employees who are suspected of being involved in corruption are among the people whose conversations are started. talia is at the top of the countries that start phone conversations . the country is creatin

the senate for ratification, told a staff to downplay it and and not to countries, especially west germany, to sign it and course, the irony is, as we now know part due to the great archival work of many historians is that one of the key motivations for soviets behind the npt, the nonproliferation treaty was to constrain west germany from acquiring nuclear. so i think it's right to say that his administration and i would not call the nixon administration as having an unvarnished record on arms control. they're quite skeptical of it. but at same time, i think also that at times it could be in the us interest to prevent certain countries from acquiring nuclear weapons or to put a cap on the soviet nuclear arsenal. so for nixon, his interest in arms control, however significant it was, was part of a larger grand strategy as well. it wasn't just arms control for sake of arms control, it was arms control for american. the of u.s. national interests, the world. and ken, i'd like to turn to you, because i know that as part of your work on nixon, vietnam, we have this example of nixon engaging in

and the second superpower, germany is not stuck in the middle , it will become east germany and west germany, and in start berlin we see the structures that will later become the berlin wall. it is placed behind the iron curtain. the clone is about east germany and eastern europe as a result of what happened in april 1945 at the end of the war , which was bittersweet for winston churchill . i'm fed up that stalin made berlin and eastern europe his own and realized that the westerners started a new conflict in this increase, which is called the cold war . they have come on behalf of a population of several thousand people to visit their motherland for an afternoon , the knife archipelago in the middle of the ocean. indian natives knife it has been 3,050 years since they were expelled from their land. it all started in 1967, when england decided to lease one of the most attractive knife islands from the united states, a 50-year contract that was extended for another twenty years in 2016. that is, diego garcia built a military base. during these years, the united states has supported its milita

there was no news of the french president, the chancellor of west germany or the head of the soviet union. the guests from all these countries came from iranian authorities, which were mostly ceremonial or freezing, but the worst thing was that the people did not come, they only came a little , they did not let them in, and there was no place where people could sit and watch alone, the mindset of the founders of this the celebration showed to it seemed that the theory of the opponents of this celebration was correct at that time, the tehran municipality also had detailed and separate plans, a game lamp, making a tablet of pure gold as a gift to the king, holding a happy caravan, building the shahriar tower, which was called the azadi tower after the revolution, in this meeting. on 26 october 1359, they should have answered the journalists of the world about the celebration , united press reporter shah said, "i said that the nation owes three billion dollars, why should they spend this money?" and he answered that a large part of this was part of the country's development plan, that is , a

it was in west germany. so these are only a few facts. or would you describe europe as a capital plastic continent? as i said, there is no pure capitalist country. it's a mixture in europe. the problem is we go more and more back in the way to plant economy. so and you this is similar to things that joe biden wanted to hear. the united states, they take change and all this as excuse but what they feel they don't believe in the free market. they believe in the state. they believe that the state can solve every problem. but if this would be true, soviet union would have won the cold war and not the united states. and so this is a problem even in the in europe today. and with the eu that we go more and more this way they call us socialists. but for me it socialism of course it is not pure socialism. of course we have a lot of capitalistic, but i give you one example. you know, we are in germany. we are very proud about our automobile industry with mercedes, bmw and all this. and it was this way that the company decided what to produce what c

bremen hafin is in the north-west of germany, more than 400 pieces of military equipment were seen, acant part of which was produced in the united states, according to the newspaper nort z site, he and her journalists counted about one and a half hundred american vehicles , about 60 of them bmp bradley about the appointment there is no confirmed information, but the publication does not exclude that this equipment is for ukraine and can be transferred to one of the american bases for the training of nationalists, preferably on the issue of western tanks, which the kiev regime is counting on. it doesn't seem to be all that smooth. veld edition. writes amsterdam and copenhagen will not participate in the supply of german leopards. moreover, it is stipulated that the decision was made in close coordination with berlin . let me remind germany to transfer tanks for a long time pushing the united states there, it turns out they doubted to the allies and in a different way, washington decided to undermine the northern streams in order to keep berlin in the regime of anti-russian sanctions, s

germany is not in the middle, it becomes east germany and west germany, and in berlin we see the beginning of the structures that will later become the berlin wall, and eastern europe as a result of what happened in april 1945 in the operation to end the war, which was bittersweet for winston churchill, american power how about a bankrupt empire? great britain has moved forward as stalin did berlin and eastern europe and realized that the west had a new conflict in this increase , which is called the cold war . the competition for this work, the prize of my country, sweden, was established . the molecular research and the proposal of the question to be done for the nobel winners. due to frostbite and reduce it to 16% uv rays are used in all offices, dentists, for laboratory medical equipment, for clothes and food, and the environment and temperature are not personal, so they work very effectively at high temperatures and longer times. regarding the devices that are available in the hospital, the device is much bigger and that the devices are localized and there are foreign samples, but we

west germany and england gathered on the island of guadeloupe the americans , who attempted a coup against mossadegh's national government 25 years ago, this time, along with examining the possibilities of preserving the pahlavi regime in iran , were determined to accompany the iranian army headquarters on january 18. 57 one day after the guadeloupe meeting, carter's special representative, general heizer, arrived in tehran on an unofficial trip by military plane , in order to draw a road map for the united states to face these developments with a field assessment of iran's developments . card brought in this meeting kart said that the situation in iran has completely changed, the shah can no longer stay, the people of iran don't want him anymore, but there is nothing to worry about, they are the military , they will take the book. all of you and your attention and effort should be in this direction so that our bakhtiar government, if the bakhtiar government succeeds, then what is the last option ? the victory of the revolution did not change as well the documents of the spy nest tell abou

, you have to go back to their routes back to the 1980s when germany was divided in capitalist west germany, nicole wanted a little peace in communist east germany. the font punk band feeling b is formed. the bank venture featured the 3 members who then full half of ramstein, guitarist paul landers keyboard are christian, clock. laurence and later drama christoph, schneider langdon and flacco were 1st introduced to an unsuspecting world in the 1988 east german roxanne documentary for often on to try and whisper and shout. we met up with the films director deja schuman on an astounded trip back to her when fission, where one of the feeling be gigs, he documented took place or the you all of her around here with almost eskoville. this is where it was just on to new. good. the burnable you to the stage was where does white building is now will to post turn up, give on from the back towards the road and over here was the audience flow to the sun go. so hopefully come over hello for him. if you have to realize that back in the communist east, everything that happened in the cities was closely mo

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superpower , is stuck in the mission, germany is not in the middle, it becomes east germany and west germany, and in berlin we see the beginning of structures that will later become the berlin wall. the camera glass is placed behind the iron leg. and eastern europe, as a result of the incident that in april 1945 actually marked the end of the war for winston churchill, was bitter and sweet, how did the american rat move forward from the bankrupt british empire ? i suffered all this increase i knew that the famous pieces were now starting a new conflict, which is called the cold war. almost all of them check my phone before i get out of the calendar and go to the bathroom . the magicians of tehran were not neurosurgeons and psychologists, they were the ones who realized how it happens. all the people themselves were always experimenting with different things with people. every simple activity of yours is right, the image is lighting up and gathering. with friends and surfing in space we are the ones who choose what we read or how long we spend on social networks with our smartphones. the geni

at a school where he was the first foreign clear boundaries do not exist in the former lands of west germany, and this also exists, for example, in a religious protestant environment, but now it is they who lived in the gdr who founded the new pacifist movement. most germans. against the supply of weapons to ukraine, the supply of weapons to conflict zones, only adds fuel to the fire and does not contribute to the peaceful resolution of the conflict in the german media is constantly discussed. what types of weapons will be supplied, but no one says when the next round of peace negotiations will begin, so we are here today as a german journalist. alice shvartsa and the most prominent figure in the sarov party of the left wrote a manifesto to the amira, and issued it as a petition. this is the ideological basis of the movement, no arms deliveries, only diplomacy negotiations. mean someone's surrender is mutual compromise, we urge the chancellor to stop the escalation and stop the arms transfers. he must lead a strong alliance for a ceasefire and peace talks at the german and european level now

west. germany's government has aowed battle tanks to be sent to ukraine so they can be used against russian >> unfortunately we see the ideology of nazi-ism in its modern form and manifestation once again directly threatens the security of our country. again and again, we have to repel the aggression of the collective west. it is incredible that it is a fact. we are once again being threatened with german leopard banks. once again we are preparing to battle russia on ukrainian soil. laura: staying in russia, a former army officer, the most senior to have spoke out openly is telling the bbc he watched russian soldiers committing crimes in ukraine including torture, looting and rape. he says he saw one ukrainian prisoner of war being beaten, shot and humiliated. he is now seen by russia as a traitor. see rosenberg went to meet him. >> this is the war in ukraine. the official russian version of it. packaged, promoted, propagandized by moscow. fearless russian soldiers, fighting the good fight. defending the motherland. but constantine was there. the reality, he says, is very different. constan

the senate for ratification, told a staff to downplay it and and not to countries, especially west germany, to sign it and course, the irony is, as we now know part due to the great archival work of many historians is that one of the key motivations for soviets behind the npt, the nonproliferation treaty was to constrain west germany from acquiring nuclear. so i think it's right to say that his administration and i would not call the nixon administration as having an unvarnished record on arms control. they're quite skeptical of it. but at same time, i think also that at times it could be in the us interest to prevent certain countries from acquiring nuclear weapons or to put a cap on the soviet nuclear arsenal. so for nixon, his interest in arms control, however significant it was, was part of a larger grand strategy as well. it wasn't just arms control for sake of arms control, it was arms control for american. the of u.s. national interests, the world. and ken, i'd like to turn to you, because i know that as part of your work on nixon, vietnam, we have this example of nixon engaging in

the conclusion of the deal, gas pipes, and in germany and the german democratic republic from west germanyuh, at first, domestic gas will flow at a quite acceptable rate. the price on the basis of long-term contracts and it provided. well, you can say such a carefree life and for the development of the german economic model for a long time even in the most difficult times of crisis, so to speak, that sometimes happened in our relations and in relations with europe, we were the most reliable conscientious suppliers. uh, this blue fuel and it gave big benefits, er to the german german economy. uh, with the destruction of this gas supply system in germany, naturally, considerable problems arose. not to mention the fact that gas then had to be bought on the e, stock exchange, and these are huge prices that are not comparable. long-term supplies, and then when the european unions germany stopped deliveries of our wired gas, the question arises. and where can i get it and it turns out that they cannot be the european main gas suppliers, the netherlands or the uk, and norway, they cannot they can

have a question as to how exactly germany united, and i became the european union for 90 hours in west germanywe have no borders at all. we need you to unite with poland, then i don't think there will be many supporters of such a union in lithuania or ukraine. well , let's see if belarus can help us with its democracy . the topic of corruption was discussed as a topic that can seriously slow down the european integration of ukraine, and now we will talk about all these anti-corruption events with our next guests, yaroslav yurchyshyn, people's deputy first deputy chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada on the issue of corruption policy , we are in touch with kateryna ryzhenko, deputy executive director of the transport banner or international ukraine. i congratulate you, colleagues. which has become such i would say indicative from the point of view of the anti-corruption performances of the authorities and what are the general impressions a huge amount of information about suspicions about searches and other actions of law enforcement agencies, and of course one cannot say here that th

the school where he was the first foreigner clear borders do not exist in the former lands of west germany and this also exists, for example, in a religious protestant environment, but now it is they who lived in the gdr that are the basis of the new pacifist movement behind me. uh, the majority of germans are against the supply of weapons to ukraine , the supply of weapons to conflict zones only adds fuel to the fire and does not contribute to a peaceful resolution of the conflict. yes, what types of weapons will be delivered, but no one says when the next round of peace talks, so we are here today the german journalist alisa schwarzer and the brightest figure in the left party sarah waging-necht wrote a peace manifesto and framed it as a petition. this is the ideological basis of the movement, no arms deliveries, only diplomacy, negotiations do not mean someone's surrender. this is a mutual compromise. we call on the chancellor. stop the escalation and stop the supply of weapons. he must lead a strong alliance for a ceasefire and peace negotiations at the german and european level now, b

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i don’t know a journalist as a west germany.there was always something specific about moscow and paris . there were some common conclusions here and there. does this change the mood of the french today ? has france ceased to be such a specific partner of the russian federation as it has been since the second world war and then de gaulle with his withdrawal from nato from the military part of nato and so on and so on, i will not tell you this because it you know better than i do, we can see now in france some small changes in society in the public perception of russia eh and yes and no, this is what concerns the policy of eh strategic orientation really when, for example, the same de golf was in power he absolutely carried out, well, you can say about russia such a policy, entering and exiting nato . well, de gaulle is such a person who, that is, his personal position greatly influenced the mood of the french establishment for decades , because he is not an average person, but at he is a great anti-american. let's say, we remembe

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washington and london, stressed everything could work out, but the negotiations were interrupted by west germany from france, the main figures in europe, and in order to reach an agreement, everyone must make an effort, i prepared the protocols. what disagreements arose and what is required from everyone there in berlin, we brought the americans and the macron up to date, but the west decided that it was necessary to continue to smash putin and not agree, they interrupted the negotiations. and i thought they were wrong. i'm sure we had a good chance of success. if they hadn't interrupted bennett's attempts he also spoke about moscow's promise not to personally touch zelensky, the former israeli prime minister said with a grin that only then the president of ukraine left the bunker. ann was still holding him now, i understood that zelensky was under threat. he was in a secret bunker. i asked putin if you were going to kill zelensky, he replied. i'm not going to kill zelensky, i called zelensky and said, i came from a meeting, he's not going to kill you. he asks are you sure, i answer 100%. he won

ukrainian high-ranking officials that the war should end this year, and it is obvious the west is not only germany, the west in general and germany in particular does not share such forecasts is preparing for a long war, what is the current vision in berlin of how the war in ukraine should end there we are on the side of ukraine how long no it will take how much ukraine needs our help and uh, i think that uh, it will be until ukraine wins against the aggressor , you can hear it too this is pure speculation that i live in kyiv is with you. i understand that people are also ukrainians . we are the leader, they want to end this mobile as soon as possible. i want victory . today i spoke with people who did not survive the occupation in kherson. they finally say this not only. we think and pray for victory and so that the victory would be faster, well, faster, above all, that is, the feeling there is completely different, we are like berlin berlini. maybe the experts there are looking at the possibilities that russia has, well, they will compare it with those possibilities. in ukraine, that is, there i