she and her husband had applied in 1982 to emigrate to west germany. dashed on top this afternoon to the 1st application was rejected. we didn't give up the struggle collab 9 to the ones up to 1982. we went to the west german diplomatic mission, but i don't get is from then on. we were under surveillance. come investigating cynthia thorne and on september 14th 1982, we were arrested for half the 12 bottles on michelle. yes. was sentenced to 2 years in prison for slander and treason. for children were allowed to stay with her sister in law. the spanish asked my have, they didn't go into the main cell house right away that are smart. and so unless they had to be in a standing cell 1st and then asked finish, trying to come only after that was i sent into the cell house. i might in the bar once a week, we could go to the laundry area for fresh air. once a week, i not in the hi, she spent her entire sentence here on boston as positive as cheap labor for the saucy, missing in russian. i was given this problem. i've only worked in the wash outside and we also had to clean here from this upst

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the molly petoskey, these are the only difference to the goals made back in west germany was the tough little ones already a to and to j standing for you was love you on the re a hatch. how was it to build such a car in any and socialist who was not closer to savannah? so i've also check on the subject of interest me see such and such as on the generation who would soon phase the far more serious audio comment. and steve is ladia, incorporated multiple nationalities, and religious affiliation held together by president for life. you as a t to of a decade off to his desk. the country began to fall apart. in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lines, costs the widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia costa life of 100000 people, and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city of bobo shop, where the factory still stops during the boston or it's on itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine to get a very prosperous fact to me. one time that's here, the few years after the war

germany. the country to foreign minister has been in west africa this week. seeking to strengthen by lands, ties with partners that are in a bad box trip to cut to set a goal and co deval. we'll discuss what germany can achieve with its west africa plan shortly. but 1st he has a report from dw, so you'll have furnish who's been traveling with the foreign minister. it's the car center, guys, not bad book, a travel to the country on the edge of the saw the region to will talks with political representatives. she prays to the democratic transition of power of the synagogues turbulent election earlier this year, and pledged future economic cooperation onto like if we also have great interest here because there is a lot of economic growth, many opportunities here on the continental, but also in the region 9 green technologies and the expansion of infrastructure. i spoke to all about security top the agenda to, and view of unrest across the wider. so hello region whose an extra mas violence have to stabilize the neighboring countries. lupina fossil molly and media people across the entire so here the

higher the built in the 1950s as part of the us military's significant cold war presidents in west germany. patrick henry village was an american island on the outskirts of titled like many us army bases. it was basically its own little city, with housing for thousands of soldiers and their families, schools, a church, a bowling alley, and most importantly, that even had american fast food chains you couldn't find in the rest of germany. but after us troops relocated to nearby the spot in in 2012. patrick henry village became a ghost town, leaving behind thousands of american appliances and even outlets. since then, the year is only been used in part to temporarily house refugees. the city has grand plans to redevelop the village into a shiny new district with housing for thousands offices in green spaces that would typically mean mass demolishing and getting rid of these old houses and putting up entirely new ones. but old buildings are only a problem if we see them as such. yeah. yeah. and are mining concepts into the so called the city as a kind of self cause? i some stuff with this was

i really and also conservative who poses reviving nuclear negotiations with the west germany as government as agreed on a budget proposal to plug a 40000000000 euro gaps projected for next year and the months of impacts the coalition problems of decided to stick to a controversial rule called a debt break, which forbids germany from borrowing more than 0.35 percent off. it's economic outputs. details of the proposal i expected. later today, mexico's as you can tell me, peninsula is preparing for the arrival of hurricane barrels as the storm regains strength. the powerful hurricane has left the trait of destruction across the eastern caribbean of the coming down. it's now strengthened here again with winds of about 175 kilometers per off. the upcoming called a final match between germany in spain will see the strongest teams as euro 2020, full go, head to head for home team germany. the cache with spain will be the toughest task in the tournament so far. the biggest advantage for national coach here we are not of this month's team might just be the support from the stats. a highly focused b

just like when the war was divided between east and west germany. therefore, they used the atomic bomb the principle was an action to threaten the soviet union. if they wanted to save people's lives and force japan to surrender, they could have accepted japan's surrender in april. the americans still have not apologized for the atomic attacks on these two cities. america is pointing fingers at other nations. in the months when the japanese were planning to celebrate the anniversary of the atomic attack on the two cities of hiroshima and nagasaki, america again conducted a nuclear test in the nevada desert in 2019. the authorities of the city of hiroshima who consider the continuation of these tests disrespectful to them they protested the us nuclear test. america's new nuclear test is an unforgivable act that means trampling on the feelings of the survivors of the atomic bombing. those who wish for a world free of nuclear weapons. in america , no one listens to these protests and americans still love atomic bombs that they make in different types an

although, it was the soviet union and russia that stitched east and west germany back together. odwill, others stupidity, but on september 12, 1990 , an agreement on a final settlement with respect to germany was signed. signatures the document was signed by representatives of the gdr, germany, ussr, france, britain and the usa. germany has documented that from now on only peace will come from german soil and has renounced the possession and disposal of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons. the soviet union, unexpectedly for washington, berlin and bonn , brought a gigantic group of people into an open field. the country, all of us, and of course, putin, accept the challenges accumulated over a decade without hesitation, a solution is possible only on our terms, if a complex operation is inevitable, the best, most experienced surgeon must operate, otherwise our children will be left behind with unobvious results; it just so happens that time has chosen us. on tuesday, the president tested a new car for officials. putin came to the opening of the high-speed bypass of tver on th

just like when the war was divided between east and west germany. therefore, they used the atomic bomb the principle was an action to threaten the soviet union. if they wanted to save people's lives and force japan to surrender, they could have surrendered japan . at the same time, he has a stockpile of nuclear weapons. america has enough nuclear weapons that can destroy the entire surface of the planet. there is no reason to have this volume of cells. just in the months when the japanese were planning to celebrate the anniversary of the atomic attack on the two cities of hiroshima and nagasaki , america again conducted a nuclear test in the nevada desert in 2019. officials of the city hiroshima, who consider the continuation of these tests to be disrespectful , protested the american nuclear test. america's new nuclear test is not an unforgivable act, which means trampling on the feelings of the survivors of the atomic bombs. those who wish for a world free of nuclear weapons . in america, no one listens to these protests. americans still love atom

we headed towards the center of germany, close to the phone, the border between west and east. this entire area has a lot of sold on the ground. people here used to live from farming for centuries until a big salt mine opened around 1900, transforming the area. the 3 soft split, the balance mining continued up to 1964 when it stopped being profitable. around the same time, west germany was looking for a place to store radioactive waste that had started piling up from the growing nuclear industry. that's when the full, i settled on this particular soul, by the way, getting an exclusive tour on the site. not to my mind works for the operator of the mind, and it's taking us on the ground and we're ready for the day of the year. so just a matter what you need to wear the whole time. hi dustin to so this message is radioactivity parts of that and there were any, it would show up on the meter. this is our oxygen in case of emergency not the best feeling to have to be this repaired. between 19671978, around 826000 drums of low and intermediate level of waste were brought here into the

around the same time, west germany was looking for a place to store radioactive waste that had started piling up from the growing nuclear industry. that's when the full, i settled on this particular soul by the way, getting an exclusive tour of the site. not to my mind works for the operator of the mind, and it's taking us on the ground. and we're ready for the user to submit or what you need to wear the whole time time documents. so this measures radioactivity tied so that if there were any, it would show up on the meter. this is our oxygen in case of emergency. not the best feeling to have to be this prepared. between 19671978, around 826000 drums of low and intermediate level of waste were brought to you into the us a to microsoft. most of it is waste from nuclear, react as like filters or construction material. a small part as waste from research and medical facilities. but the for also contains some uranium and plutonium. all of the waste was stored in 13 chambers marked here in red. and it's all still lying around today. the, for our 1st stop, we're getting as close to the nuclea

but this was the situation after the second world war world wars, that's how they are decided west germanyer the security protectorate of the allies, east germany under the security protectorate of the soviet union, and austria under the joint security protectorate, it remained so. because the soviet union perfectly understood that if it attacked austria in this situation, it would destroy the entire architecture of european security, including the recognition of its own sphere of influence, because this is not just the neutrality of austria, it is the recognition of the russian soviet influence in poland, czechoslovakia, hungary, bulgaria, romania, so it's a package, you know? and with this package, austria was able to survive until the collapse of the soviet union and until the moment when it was finally separated from russia by the border of the countries of central europe. and how can we get such a package of guarantees? how can we, if we have a border with russia, decide that she will not attack us next time. because again, no interstate agreement is a guarantee here. we had an inters

heart, the built in the 1950s as part of the us military's significant cold war presidents in west germany. patrick henry village was an american island on the outskirts of titled like many us army bases. it was basically its own little city, with housing for thousands of soldiers and their families, schools, a church, a bowling alley, and most importantly, that even had american fast food chains you couldn't find in the rest of germany. but after us troops relocated to nearby the spot in in 2012. patrick henry village became a ghost town, leaving behind thousands of american appliances and even outlets. since then, the year is only been used in part to temporarily house refugees. the city has grand plans to redevelop the village into a shiny new district with housing for thousands offices in green spaces that would typically mean mass demolishing and getting rid of these old houses and putting up entirely new ones. but old buildings are only a problem if we see them as such. yeah. yeah. and are mining concept citizen of the so called the city as an excise of cuz i some stuff with this was

comprehensive with shocking results on a line in germany and has 1500 hot spots, many a chemical plant. so apple and in the case of my home region in south west, in germany, in fields around a 1000 tech task of from 90 at a highly contaminated why, how did this become a problem reach me shanghai reinhardt is a geologist who's an expert at cleaning up p, fast hotspots is comes out to via, it happened because so called soil conditioners were applied to the fields and also with the boot and holes capacity. it contained the pope sludge, a few in particular from laminated paper products all still pop you in to see the receipts to their spits, the popular, because people used to, to improve the social, and instead ended up contaminating it's stuff that's in the face of the full environment, it's a patchwork of fields contaminated to varying degrees. timing is any possible, so in limited extent, wells were closed due to high ph pass levels. cleanup operations of wrap. this was once a contaminated field and how it was old gospel and clean. once kinase and hot 9 might not know, they dug down roughly one meter utah. this material was in place under a b

built in the 1950s as part of the us military's significant cold war presidents in west germany. patrick henry village, was an american island on the outskirts of titled like many us army base. it is, it was basically its own little city, with housing for thousands of soldiers and their families, schools, a church, a bowling alley, and most importantly, and even had american fast food chains you couldn't find in the rest of germany. but after us troops relocated to a nearby v spot in, in 2012. patrick henry village became a ghost town, leaving behind thousands of american appliances and even outlets. since then, the jury is only been used in part to temporarily house refugees. the city has grand plans to redevelop the village into a shiny new district with housing for thousands offices in green spaces that would typically mean mass demolishing and getting rid of these old houses and putting up entirely new ones. but old buildings are only a problem if we see them as such. yeah, here are my, we have an urban mining concept us. it's based on the idea of a circular city where we tre

union was to maintain its gains and the 2nd world war and to have security against a revenge as west germany like cetera, etc. but then the natal up to date doesn't think in terms of security at all. because because if you had a security architecture in europe, you wouldn't need nato because it wouldn't be a new architecture would include russia and be with russia that we have, it's against russia without russia. that's nato. it's afraid of that because then it would risk its own existence. david a absolutely right, yeah. so nato was a lot of those bits of the lines up until the end of the soviet union. when the worst soft pack was disbanded, un nato, she knew full well the biggest span shortly thereafter as well. 1994 when all russian troops were withdraw from eastern europe. um, at this point uh, you know, natal began to be in advance of alliance with uh its uh, brutal bombing of uh, of serbia yugoslavia and 1999. and uh, is this been mentioned, it's continued in with the libya, syria and canal in the parade. and there's a, you know, the only the only path to security for nato never states