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and it just goes to show what a failure german arms exports actually are in terms of german defense and foreign policy. also what it's all it took i took he wants the german made tanks it already owns to be upgraded the german government has refused this by you at least pleased about that. well i'd be happy if the government would actually reject this request but the government is being deceptive they're reacting to the growing criticism and want to play for time by saying we have postponed the deal. but the turkish side says the meeting has been postponed and that nothing has been cancelled on an old or suspended. and that the provisional decision made on october sixteenth twenty seventeen concerning the modernization of play a part two tanks remains valid. i fear that the government will just want to continue its arms exports like before that. turkey is on a path towards becoming an autocracy or maybe even a dictatorship how is germany supposed to deal with turkey. well there's been a lot of talk of between both sides since german foreign minister gabriele poured tea for turkey's fore

and it just goes to show what a failure german arms exports actually are in terms of german defense and foreign policy. also. you took i hope turkey wants the german made tanks it already owns to be upgraded the german government has refused this by you at least pleased about that. well i'd be happy if the government would actually reject this request but the government is being deceptive they're reacting to the growing criticism and want to play for time by saying we have postponed the deal. but the turkish side says the meeting has been postponed and that nothing has been cancelled on the old or suspended. and that the provisional decision made on october sixteenth twenty seventeen concerning the modernization of layer part two tanks remains valid. i fear that the government will just want to continue its arms exports like before that. turkey is on a path towards becoming an autocracy maybe even a dictatorship how is germany supposed to deal with turkey. well there's been a lot of talk of proper between both sides since german foreign minister gabriele poured tea for turkey's foreign

this thing this first place and this delivered on the promise of producing a german legend with german actors in a german company we can really sense the national consciousness and perhaps somewhat excessive national pride and few light of the bush budget and that's a large towards mecca but. it was innovative large scale and expensive a mix of copper and wagner. the dragon was the technical attraction inside it was six men who were notified by fritz lang by telephone when the dragon was to spew fire. soon and for sailed into financial trouble. waters producer eric palmer left and went to hollywood. docked on to competitors paramount and metro goldwyn myer for financial support the result was a german american conglomerate. from it. hopes that the merger would help more of its films to be shown in america that didn't happen and its financial situation remained difficult. in one hundred twenty seven nazis were fighting in the streets against communists. unemployment was on the rise once again with all its expenses faced bankruptcy. dacha bank sort of buyer and found out that who can bac

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society being german doesn't just depend on your passport and the day i dreamt in german i knew i had arrived as a she and. emiliano has received a visit from the chairman of the allotment association he's happy to welcome a millionaire as a new member but points out that any extension to the summer house will require prior permission this of our heart that is a story is tough but it's so typically german and this exact. package of dresden demonstrations take place here on mondays as people protest the government's policy on refugees and at what is seen as foreign infiltration of germany. i'm just waiting for some politician to have the guts to assume responsibility and say with total conviction germany first emily arnaud's lived in germany for thirty years and has german nationality he knows who's concerned that the political mood in the country has changed. today with some tidy lloyd light never in a way i feel sorry for these people thought that i see it here every monday and for two years now the demonstrations. have all been the same with the same slogans it's nothing changes you

and it just goes to show what a failure german arms exports actually are in terms of german defense and foreign policy. also what it's all it took i took he wants the german made tanks it already owns to be upgraded the german government has refused this by you at least pleased about that. well i'd be happy if the government would actually reject this request but the government is being deceptive they're reacting to the growing criticism and want to play for time by saying we have postponed the deal. but the turkish side says the meeting has been postponed and that nothing has been canceled on old or suspended. and that the provisional decision made on october sixteenth twenty seventeen concerning the modernization of layer part two tanks remains valid. i fear that the government will just want to continue its arms exports like before that. turkey is on a path towards becoming an autocracy or maybe even a dictatorship how is germany supposed to deal with turkey. well there's been a lot of talk of between both sides since german foreign minister gabriele poured tea for turkey's foreign m

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let's return to a story we're talking about the german decision to dig german announcement which has been made that the german turkish journalist dennis is to be freed let's down take a listen. to this correspondent about this chorus and why is important he was a correspondent for the jail and brought the vet but he was arrested one year ago he was accused of supporting terrorism bill and cordy's the rest politically motivated leading to a vigorous campaign to free him. his colleagues in berlin never gave up they've been campaigning for dennis yourselves released since he was imprisoned a year ago the hashtag free tinnies in place and on the roof of his newspaper offices. you surly seen here on a talk show shortly before his arrest according to the turkish authorities he was held on suspicion of producing terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred but no charges were ever brought and there were no court proceedings yourself spent months in solitary confinement before being moved only recently to a normal cell his imprisonment put a further strain on the already tense relations bet

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says another five german citizens who are in jail for political reasons were german germany demands their release as well so dense you tell became the face of those people who were put in prison illegally but it is something where you can say that then as you just have become the face of everything that germany had to criticize in recent months of the turkish authorities and its strong grip on all the executive powers in turkey invited has to be remembered of course as a job that he has a significant turkish german population and there was a lot of public support for the feet of dead is a huge chill here in germany but of course dorian turkey had a very different perspective on this turkish german journalist tell us about the turkey's perspective and why they felt the need to could hold him in detention without charges me at. well from the ruling party. including to the turkish president of police and that's because some of the articles he was involved in research he was involved in was looking into these alleged hacked e-mails of the then turkish energy minister parata barack who's

from the german punk rock battle to tell it in home. the old punk bands always used to play with the way about. the clash goldbach spirit. so it would be reggae found understood in almost a pleasure to be. slow play play. the m.t.v. unplugged concert was one big party and joining the family of friends for the occasion was gentlemens wife and regular backing singer tom mika seen here on the left. the resulting album subsequently made it into the german top template. a few years before appearing in the live performance christopher monckton collaborated with gentleman on the single so the top two men evidently had plenty of fun shooting the video in morocco. playing. them when. they go. into coming. to the top. i'm now more fascinating insights into the world of gentlemen and extra. intended putting gentlemen travel to ethiopia with neither cannot. project their campaigns for clean water world war i. he went to the village of soto where this was a pump installation has improved life locals considerably. i move but there's a very different

simon horn was also present at the german embassy meeting. because really i think the two hobs the first half i thought was very positive so clearly the mood music coming out from officials on the on the german side of the table as it were it was very encouraging that they wanted to have a dialogue they wanted to see this brought to a conclusion we had to leave as we had to come back to the commons to vote and then the notes following that seem to suggest that they slightly dried up like clapham and it was very much we're not going to get involved this is the only meeting we're going to have to discuss this effectively that's the end of the news i think if there was anything which came out of the meeting which we had at the embassy in july of last year is that there had been a long debate point as to whether the drug which had been taken by british mothers had been manufactured in germany or had been manufactured under license in the u.k. and it is now very clear that the german officials taking tided the point that the third trust in the u.k

to bias aren't present his findings from the german archives. letters files and minutes outlining the role politics played during the criminal trial against the manufacture of good intel these documents shed new light on what happened fifty five years ago. it isn't just british that it might survivors who are convinced they find allies in all british political parties. in feb twenty fifth in an unusual debate takes place in the british parliament. which is the michael moore thank you mr speaker for over fifty years the little miters have been campaigning for justice particularly from the german manufacturers . know that over one hundred fifty m.p.'s of signed an open letter to the german chancellor with the prime minister add this to his busy agenda today so that we might get a decent and fair settlement for all concerned. i have on behalf of a constituent as he raised this issue not only through the european parliament but also with german authorities and i'll certainly reflect what the old gentleman says . more than one hundred fifty british m

black skin of the german costume. the little. thirty minute d.w. . of. climate change is affecting us old. rising sea levels and. trust trees. change. through entire communities. the good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycling. and transport. all the line find out what you can do today at redraw the lines not all. in the newly formed german government takes a turn to the rice chancellor angela merkel and since her new cabinet including a promotion for her most prominent person a look at the lady says to live from conservative party headquarters. is that an berlet. i gave her of hope for hysteria the united nations unanimously voted for a ceasefire but despite the un resolution deadly regime airstrikes on easter and continue.

to strike a german cities including both of them. to reach the german capital r.a.f. planes had to cross through one thousand kilometers of enemy territory. german defenses were for medical the mission almost impossible. intense anti aircraft fire forced the planes to fly higher reducing the accuracy of their bombing. the damage was insignificant but for girding it was a humiliation had he not sworn that if germany were bombed he would eat his hat. in reality hit look at not have wished for anything better it gave him a pretense for loosening the reins on his bombers. as undernourished called the german air raids the blitz and it took on a new strategy look at mufon now called for the destruction of english cities and the terrorizing of civilian populations military targets took a back seat london was bombed nearly every day. had high hopes for this new strategy the constant lethal threat from above was intended to break the morale of the british people and destroy the country's economy and capacity to defend itself once the social order had collapsed germany could la

german to go. and learn german for free w. . going to. a lot of rules that a german cities can now ban the diesel engines for the downtown area that had a bid to bring down excessive levels of pollution the ruining a could have huge consequences for germany's also industry which has been pushing diesel engines for years also coming up at j.f.k. . like them that fidel castro smoked them now a chinese official now those cherished them cuban cigars back in business. welcome to d.w. business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us and we are starting with the biggest news of the day banning diesel cars from in the cities is legal that's the verdict handed down today by germany's top administrative court a move that activists say is long overdue the ruling comes amid attempts to cut down on pollution levels dozens of german cities have emission levels that exceed the limits and germany is under pressure to bring them into compliance with e.c. law diesel bans could prove problematic for german carmakers as market shares of diesel

simon hall was also present at the german embassy meeting. with those really i think two hobs the first half i thought was very positive so clearly the mood music coming out from officials on the on the german side of the table as it were it was very encouraging that they wanted to have a dialogue they wanted to see this brought to a conclusion we had to leave as we had to go back to the commons to vote and then the notes following that seem to suggest that they slightly dried up like a clam and it was very much we're not going to get involved this is the only meeting we're going to have to discuss this effectively that's the end of the news i think if there was anything which came out of the meeting which we had at the embassy in july of last year is that there had been a long debate point as to whether the drug which had been taken by british mothers had been manufactured in germany or had been manufactured under license in the u.k. and it is now very clear that the german officials taking tided the point that the third trust in the u.k. ha

in the crane caught up with the german green party foreign policy spokesman nouri poor he has both german and iranian citizens shipped we asked him if the tensions laid bare on sunday could ignite a broader middle east conflict. there is a very harsh mutual paranoia between iran and saudi arabia setting a lot of fire in the region in yemen it's obvious that saudis are the bad guys in syria it's iran and we had a very tough rhetorical between this one in iran and i've very concerned that this is not the worst time we could have in the middle east currently we could come to a real great and symmetric war and this wouldn't be the best thing for for no one israel the more or less directly threatened attack saying that it is prepared to act against iran essentially if no one else dies how worried are you that that could occur or was that partly theatricals on the part of mr netanyahu who have courses under a lot of pressure at home. i will not comment what's going on in this royal. it's obvious that he was talking about very concrete military measures i do not see vs germans are responsible an

to sign being german doesn't just depend on your passport and the day i dreamt in german i knew i had arrived as a shia and. emiliano has received a visit from the chairman of the allotment association he's happy to welcome a million no as a new member but points out that any extensions of the summerhouse will require prior permission this of our hearts this is a story it's tough but it's so typically german was its. dresden demonstrations take place here on mondays as people protest the government's policy on refugees and at what is seen as foreign infiltration of germany. i'm just waiting for some politician to have the guts to assume responsibility and say with total conviction germany first i mean leon i was lived in germany for thirty years and has german nationality he knows with concern that the political mood in the country has changed. it's nice to get some tiger lloyd light not in a way i feel sorry for these people talked i see it here every monday on and for two years now the demonstrations have all been the same it was with the same slogans is this nothing changes he'll s

this thing this first place and this delivered on the promise of producing a german legend with german actors in a german company we can really sense the national consciousness and perhaps somewhat excessive national pride and few light of the bush target and that large towards mecca. it was all innovative large scale and expensive a mix of copper and wagner. the dragon was the technical attraction inside it was six men who were notified by fritz lang by telephone when the dragon was to spew fire. soon in fla sailed into financial trouble waters producer heiress palmer left and went to hollywood to for a doctor on to competitors paramount and metro goldwyn meyer for financial support the result was a german american conglomerate to farm it. hoped that the merger would help more of its films to be shown in america that didn't happen and its financial situation remained difficult. in one hundred twenty seven nazis were fighting in the streets against communists. unemployment was on the rise once again. her with all its expenses faced bankruptcy. judge a bank sort of buyer and found out t

to strike a german cities including both of them. to reach the german capital r.a.f. planes had to cross through one thousand kilometers of enemy territory. german defenses were for medical the mission almost impossible. intense anti aircraft fire forced the planes to fly higher reducing the accuracy of their bombing. the damage was insignificant but for girling it was a humiliation had he not sworn that if germany were bombed he would eat his hat. in reality hit look at not have wished for anything better it gave him a pretense for loosening the reins on his bombers. is under his call the german air raids the blitz and it took on a new strategy to look tough and now called for the destruction of english cities and the terrorizing of civilian populations military targets took a backseat london was bombed nearly every day. had high hopes for this new strategy the constant lethal threat from above was intended to break the morale of the british people and destroy the country's economy and capacity to do. event itself once the social order had collapsed germany could lau

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news coming to you live from berlin germany and turkey reboot relations but what calls to critics fear german tanks like these used to attack kurdish rebels in syria were part of a deal to free an imprisoned journalist now plans are being made for turkey's controversial president to visit berlin also coming up. do you recognize this on the final day of the munich security conference benyamin netanyahu israel's prime minister confronts iran over a drone shot down by israel iran's foreign minister hits back calling this an yahoo's appearance a circus. after u.s. officials and thirteen russians for meddling in the twenty sixteen election and next troll tells you they are just the tip of the iceberg of russia's fake news factory. also on the show a book mislead by full of the brucia mention gladbach host and don't believe it's the visitors winning the last four times the two sides met but it proved to be a close game. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. it's been a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey last week turkey's prime minister banally visited berlin and pav

being german doesn't just depend on your passport and the day i dreamt in german i knew i had arrived as she entered. emiliano has received a visit from the chairman of the allotment association he's happy to welcome emiliano as a new member but points out that any extensions of the summerhouse will require prior permission this of our hearts it's tough but it's so typically german was exist. back. dresden demonstrations take place here on mondays as people protest the government's policy on refugees and at what is seen as foreign infiltration of germany. i'm just waiting for some politician to have the guts to assume responsibility and say with total conviction germany first i mean leon i was lived in germany for thirty years and has german nationality he knows who concern that the political mood in the country has changed. to make some tidy lloyd light in a way i feel sorry for these people talked i see it here every monday and for two years now the demonstrations. have all been the same it was with the same slogans it's nothing changes you still haven't seen any real dialogue partl

german for work. and to stay in germany. back in life. shandor darvish is on her way to the sun on this school years almost over today she wants to find out whether she stands a chance for an apprenticeship even without a tenth grade education. is full to have fought for by cause i wanted to meet with the u.n. to own skewer belgium apprenticeship. and fourth approximates everywhere paying closer attention to educational qualifications we want to offer our customers high standards we would prefer all our apprentices to have a tenth grade leaving certificate or even be qualified to study that's one level above what you'll get with. this someone once new apprentice is to have a year ten leaving certificate with results that the average or higher standard darvish is working on a year nine even sit if it had even with good grades it's not enough. the manager is also disappointed by some other interns he'd hoped his efforts to help new arrivals to germany would bring better results. thus some people haven't

first of all he had a big following then of course he is a german citizen. but travelled to turkey to work there and was arrested by the authorities under the suspicion of terror charges he was not formally charged however and this was something that came last year in a time when there was a controversial referendum in turkey and that gave more powers to president add on his world so then his future with his big following here in germany became the synonym of everything that's going on in turkey which the german government is not happy about which is a lack of rule of law and jury turning to you now it's the release the announcement about the releases doesn't seem in china spontaneous because before the turkish prime minister left for berlin he did say there is likely to be a development on the dentist you chill it's so big one mulling over this before he actually arrived here but it. well that's right but although the turkish prime minister did seem to want back things a little bit later saying this is hardly up to the courts this is not a legal decision an

german companies come rather in suppliers offering pumps for ng metering. devices specialized gear but there are now as an other sectors of course investment projects some in west new projects by german companies some have been actually blocked by the world received by red tape but we have also to keep in mind if you look at investment projects investing is something that can only be justified if there's a certain market coverage certainty mond in the market in this i think we have to develop in the first place through trait through project management and then investment in a way for the suit you just mentioned red tape that is also something that the german development minister get addressed at the conference kuwait as well as rampant corruption could the tampa the reconstructing process. the business environment so to speak in iraq has definitely to be improved. there are many issues german companies are facing that starts with the rather cumbersome process for visa approval to travel into iraq there are many bureaucratic hurdles which needs to be made ea

and she also works for the german broadcaster. she says the new grand coalition lacks vision and so. there is with us once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper and he says if merkel's grand coalition holds she'll be the strongest politician in the world however the s.p.d. rank and file could put a spanner in the works and then baffled would be the weakest politician in the west and it's great to have your son on the show once again he's a dutch journalist and a political analyst who also worked for the election campaign of the social democrats in germany and in the netherlands he says this continuity of grand coalition politics might lead to stability and progress in europe but also a growing pullers ation within germany. show that the coalition agreement which is essentially the blueprint for the government and its goals and plans has a visionary title this is it new impetus for europe new dynamism and cohesion for germany your opening statement seems to indicate that you don't think the content lives up to that billi

and being german doesn't just depend on your passport and the day i dreamt in german i knew i had arrived as is she and you come from. a million or has received a visit from the chairman of the allotment association he's happy to welcome a million new as a new member but points out that any extension to the summer house will require prior permission of our heart that is if the is tough but it's so typically german this exact. fact. dresden demonstrations take place here on mondays as people protest the government's policy on refugees and at what is seen as foreign infiltration of germany. i'm just waiting for some politician to have the guts to assume responsibility and say with total conviction germany first emily arnaud's lived in germany for thirty years and has german nationality. you know through concern that the political mood in the country has changed. today with some title lloyd right now but in a way i feel sorry for these people thought that i see it here every monday and for two years now the demonstrations have all been the same it was with the same slogans it's nothing chang

being german doesn't just depend on your passport and the day i dreamt in german i knew i had arrived as a shia and. emiliano has received a visit from the chairman of the allotment association he's happy to welcome a million no as a new member but points out that any extensions of the summerhouse will require prior permission this of our heart that it is tough but it so typically german the zigs. dresden demonstrations take place here on mondays as people protest the government's policy on refugees and at what is seen as foreign infiltration of germany. i'm just waiting for some politician to have the guts to assume responsibility and say with total conviction germany first i mean leon has lived in germany for thirty years and has german nationality he knows who concern that the political mood in the country has changed. it's more to do with some title lord light now but in a way i feel sorry for these people thought that i see it here every monday and for two years now the demonstration possible to talk to these people in movies we do know it is inspiration in one thousand nine hund

the german word does not mean to get rid of her somehow. senior figures on the conservative right said that the language is disgusting and dehumanising. why won't you say that too? i would say the policy of the coalition government including him, is disgustable and has been disgustable for decades now, so we are reacting and giving those who are disgusted of that policy. i want to talk about economics. really?! on the specifics of immigration policy, what we see today is that there is a significant number of people coming into germany on those immigration flows from the east. the numbers were extraordinary, we know that many more than 1 million came in that period after 2015, but in the last year the figures suggest 187,000 came in compared to 280,000 in 2016, far down from the peak in 2015. so it does appear that the policies adopted by ms merkel‘s government in the last year or two have very much reduced the inflow, would you accept that? it is a relative comparison. comparing it to the levels of 2015, which were suicidal to any society

society and the german state as well before i don't know what do you know it's not just. what ahmad shah. just. yes it got since you know maybe that's another discussion it's out is it. because of poverty. and gas and things. and economists and i doubt that. i mean. the german character bear them kind of arc to this story it reveals a lot i mean when she says she wants to have the terrorists shot or this everyone said that is a nobody cared. my mother and i and that's a special matter. i didn't see her as a mother until fairly late. so we have a lot to come to terms with. that's one way of putting that the other is we've tried to build something like a normal friendship. maybe that's because she's in the films which is so. calling. us from. the sec to speak. to us for all this to make the case for yourself to speak on because it's nice if you can keep. it i don't tell us what. happened until a measure of excess been there that's a month with france been no it was always like a human lebar a train. but of a. too long he didn't treat everyone equally it was the carrot for s

german v. rockets would claim some eight thousand lives but the british having whether the blitz bore the new threat with determination and stoicism. one person recalled. earlier in the war people stopped sending their children to school now it's as if being bombed by the germans was just one of the hazards of life like being run over by a motor car. but the v. rockets impossible to stop raised some other fears what if the germans with their backs against the war equipped these fearsome missiles with chemical payloads. in front of the cameras the allies made threats if their enemies launched a chemical attack an equivalent counter attack would be swift you're looking at seventy thousand grams of mustard gas which is just the part where the day when the japs or germany want to start. fear of chemical weapons was one of many factors that convinced the allies they had to defeat hitler's germany as soon as possible. renouncing all of their principles american chiefs of staff decided to strike a spe

of the german foundation was formed under the circumstances. two ways first the physical damage itself. but as well there's a constant reminder that the people who actually perpetrated this crime as never been brought to justice and there has been a couple so you spend your whole life trying to find the answers to those questions and death put blood sugar systems and this is happening to all the through the mud that you're. the british for the murder victims look to brussels for support to reopen the come to gun case. time is running out. many of them have trouble paying for their treatment and the costs keep rising as they get older. and make twenty fifteen next go break had the opportunity to speak to members of the european parliament about the issues faced by so little mind victims. i would now like to hand over to break and we did the research into the german archives and we came up with astonishing information which really shocked us and made us realize what had happened and i want to just make street comments about this investigation we

the german word does not mean to get rid of her somehow. senior figures on the conservative right said the language is disgusting and dehumanising. why won't you say that too? i would say the policy of the coalition government including him, is disgustable and has been disgustable for decades now, so we are reacting and giving those a voice who are disgusted of that policy. i want to talk about economics. really?! 0n the specifics of immigration policy, what we see today is that there has been a very significant number of people coming into germany on those immigration flows from the east. the numbers were extraordinary. we know that many more than 1 million came in that period after 2015, but in the last year, the figures suggest 187,000 came in compared to 280,000 in 2016, far down from the peak in 2015. so it does appear that the policies adopted by ms merkel‘s government in the last year or two have very much reduced the inflow, would you accept that? well, it's a relative comparison. compared with the levels of 2015, which were suici

potential coalition partners but now following the longest period of political deadlock in post-war german history an end may be in sight after merkel's christian democrats embarked on a difficult courtship with an initially reluctant bride it looks like the new coalition will be a reset of the old once again germany's two biggest parties the conservative c.d.u. and the center left social democrats are set to form what's known as a grand coalition that is if the bride can be persuaded to go along for it remains to be seen whether the social democratic party base will approve the deal so is this at best a marriage of convenience lacking in vision or could this grand coalition outperform expectations. government wanted how weak is medical that's our topic on quadriga and here our guests charlotte potts is a political correspondent here at the w and she also works for the german broadcaster. she says the new grand coalition lacks vision and. posters with us once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper duval's and he says if americans grand coalition holds she'll be the strongest poli

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simon horn was also present at the german embassy meeting. and. it was really i think to hobbes the first half i thought was very positive so clear the mood music coming out from officials on the on the german side of the table as it were it was very encouraging that they wanted to have a dialogue they wanted to see this brought to a conclusion we had to leave as we had to go back to the commons to vote and then the notes following that seem to suggest that they slightly dried up like clapton and it was very much we're not going to get involved with this this is the only meeting we're going to have to discuss this effectively that's the end of the news i think if there was anything which came out of the meeting which we had. the embassy in july of last year is that there had been a long debate point as to whether the drug which had been taken by british mothers had been manufactured in germany or had been manufactured under license in the u.k. and it is now very clear that the german officials taking entirely the point that the thirty five trust i

is deja vu doos live from berlin a year in a turkish prison without being tried or charged turkish german journalist denis you child has been released and his wife was there to meet him. but six others get life sentences and more than one hundred still remain in jail as turkey's crackdown on the press continues. also coming up russian meddling u.s. special prosecutor robert muller charges thirteen russians with plotting to interfere in the twenty sixteen presidential election we'll go live to washington and germany's defense minister criticizes the united states for moves to cut its spending on the united nations and europe she says must take on more of the military burden in nato. plus we will be live at the berlin film festival where they are showing a comedy western involving a miniature horse damsels villains and robert pattinson. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. the turkish german journalist denys you child has been freed after a year in a turkish prison but on the same day six turkish journalists have been jailed for life for their alleged involvement of

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assad's forces to push turkey out of the border enclave it invaded last month meanwhile critics fear the german tanks like these used to attack kurdish rebels in syria are part of a deal to secure the freedom of an imprisoned journalist i believe it might have been turkey's price tag for the reporters freedom. from layla herat great to have you long everyone here when rights monitors say the syrian government has stepped up its bombardment of a rebel held area close to the syrian capital damascus killing scores of people and syrian observatory for human rights says the government's air reads on the eastern ghouta have killed seventy one people over the past twenty four hours and injured three hundred twenty five a suburb has been under siege by regime forces for more than four years the united nations has warned of a humanitarian crisis in the area which is home to four hundred thousand people. i'll swear in the syrian conflict the syrian state news agency. he says pearl regime forces are going to help kurdish militias expel turkish troops from the border region that turkey invaded last month t

german v. rockets would claim some eight thousand lives but the british having whether the blitz bore the new threat with determination and stoicism. one person recalled. earlier in the war people stopped sending their children to school now it's as if being bombed by the germans was just one of the hazards of life like being run over by a motor car. but the v. rockets impossible to stop raised some other fears what if the germans with their backs against the war equipped these fearsome missiles with chemical payloads. in front of the cameras the allies made threats if their enemies launched a chemical attack an equivalent counterattack would be swift you're looking at seventy thousand grams of mustard gas which is just a part of what we're falling for the day when the jap the germans want to. not. fear of chemical weapons was one of many factors that convinced the allies they had to defeat hitler's germany as soon as possible. renouncing all of their principles american chiefs of staff decided

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