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. >> this is a history of the nazi party, which grew from the 20's --of munich in the 1920's. and, from the beginning, adult hitler's -- adolf hilter -- werer and his followers committed to any means. their aim was the highest degree of control over the german communities. their intention was blatantly andforth in "mein kampf" the party program. preached their favorite doctrines up and down the land. they said that persons of a so-called german blood were a master race, entitled to subjugate or exterminate other races. they said that the german should be ruled under the leadership principle by which each sub leader owed unconditional obedience to his superior and so on right up to adolf hitler. was a noble and necessary activity in germany. and, they said that the nazi party alone has the right to rule germany, and the right to destroy the party's enemies. ♪ their rise to power was based on fraud, defeat, intimidation, and coercion. culminating in terrible flames. flame went the democratic constitution of the republic andmar the german people, for the fire set by the nazis e

what is clear is that none of the participating partners in his dealership were nazi party members but as a propaganda minister yes of google's made clear the party was intent on ensuring that all forms of culture would be subordinated to the regime. and by just going on and induction and deduction and this and i just didn't and adult should be. the kind to move. even if they're going to feed us now you. know if it. is. all. thanks to the nazis cultural policies numerous works of dubious provenance have ended up in the holdings of german museums. this dark legacy in public collections is something that to this day imposes a burden of responsibility. i've had to close people to it and that's one of the bizarre aspects of the nazis alongside the genocide alongside the holocaust. is that the leaders try to deck themselves out with art. that's long been a tradition among those who hold power. but in this case the humanity that is essentially the basis of art is coupled with the inhumanity of the political and military actions. and we will never entirely resolve this paradox dogs even got o

. >> the nazi party laid out the red carpet forward and wallace. they curtsied to her and treated her royally. >> by 1937, hitler has a reputation for persecution, the violence of the nazi party, and anti-semitism is rife in that country. the fact edward feels like cavorting with the nazis. >> the verb isuals are damaging indeed. >> this cause as lot of panic in london. you have the loose cannon duke of windsor meeting with hitler himself. >> there is a great deal of outrage at edward's trip to germany. >> "the new york times" chasens edwards for allowing himself to be used as a pawn. >> edward didn't really sympathize with the nazi buzz he wanted to upstage his brother and be a figure of international importance. so george was really very angry. >> less than two years afterward's visit, hitler's army invades poland. >> the german pole sets the stage for world war ii. >> britain and germany are now at war. the king addresses an apprehensive nation. >> there may be dark days ahead but with god's help, we shall prevail. >> shortly after the outbreak

party but he was also a really high ranking member of the as i film the instance which was the nazis film propaganda division and so responsible for producing and he's a medic propaganda pro-war you know you're going to know this when he was you know that's the thing it's seems to be he that he covered up a lot of it and that he whitewashed his his own past and it looks apparently again don't need to make allegations but that that maybe people looked away there was supposed to even be a book published about his his life in time for the 70th anniversary that was quickly pulled after some of these are of revelations came out because it seems like the book was trying to propagate some of the apparent whitewash version of his life that he presented but yeah obviously a major major scandal and and yeah and a bit in opportune to come out just before the you know it is it's certainly bad p.r. if you do you think is going to have a negative impact on the. i think it's not a damper on the new nobody wants to have a 70th anniversary when you find out the guy who started the party who's a nazi

party but he was also a really high ranking member of the as i film the instance which was the nazis film propaganda division and so responsible for producing and he's a medic propaganda pro-war you know going to know this when he was you know that's the thing it's seems to be he that he covered up a lot of it and that he whitewashed his his own past and looks apparently again don't need to make allegations but that that maybe people looked away there was supposed to even be a book published about his his life in time for the 70th anniversary that was quickly pulled after some of these were of revelations came out because it seems like the book was trying to propagate some of the apparent whitewash version of his life that he presented but yeah obviously a major major scandal and and yeah and a bit in opportune to come out just before the end i mean it is it's certainly bad p.r. i mean do you think it's going to have a negative impact on the. i think it's not a damper on i mean nobody wants to have a 70th anniversary when you find out the guy who started the party who's a nazi i mean

party but he was also a really high ranking member of the as i film instance which was the nazis film propaganda division and so responsible for producing and he's a medic propaganda pro-war you know you're going to know this when he was you know that's the thing it's seems to be he that he covered up a lot of it and then he whitewashed his his own past and it looks apparently again don't need to make allegations about that that maybe people looked away there was supposed to even be a book published about his his life in time for the 70th anniversary that was quickly pulled after some of these well revelations came out because it seems like the book was trying to propagate some of the apparent whitewash version of his life that he presented but yeah obviously a major major scandal and and yeah and a bit in opportune to come out just before the you know it is it's certainly bad p.r. if you do think it's going to have a negative impact on the. i think it's not a damper on the new nobody wants to have a 70th anniversary when you find out the guy who started the party who's a nazi i mean

party but he was also a really high ranking member of the film in stunts which was the nazis film propaganda division and so responsible for producing and he's a medic propaganda pro-war but you know going to know this when he was you know that's the thing it's seems to be he that he covered up a lot of it and that he whitewashed his his own past and it looks apparently again don't need to make allegations but that that maybe people looked away there was supposed to even be a book published about his his life in time for the 70th anniversary that was quickly pulled after some of these well revelations came out because it seems like the book was trying to propagate some of the apparent whitewash version of his life that he presented but yeah obviously a major major scandal and and yeah and a bit in opportune to come out just before the you know i mean it is it's certainly bad p.r. i mean do you think it's going to have a negative impact on the. i think it's not a damper on the new nobody wants to have a 70th anniversary when you find out the guy who started the party doesn't mean it's what i

party but he was also a really high ranking member of the as i film instance which was the nazis film propaganda division and so responsible for producing and he's a medic propaganda pro-war you know going to do this when he was there you know that's the thing it's seems to be he that he covered up a lot of it and that he whitewashed his his own past and it looks apparently again don't need to make allegations but that that maybe people looked away there was supposed to even be a book published about his his life in time for the 70th anniversary that was quickly pulled after some of these are of revelations came out because it seems like the book was trying to propagate some of the apparent whitewash version of his life that he presented but yeah obviously a major major scandal and and yeah and a bit in opportune to come out just before the end i mean it is it's certainly bad p.r. if you do think it's going to have a negative impact on the. i think it's not a damper on the new nobody wants to have a 70th anniversary when you find out the guy who started the party doesn't mean it's wha

party that prize has now been suspended by the committee here it remains to be seen i think whether that controversy will continue to cost a shadow over this festival over the coasts often x. 10 days all right lots to talk about the berlin wall is now underway helena humphrey and david leavitt's we will be talking with you in the next hour and tonight on the day see that. all right here is a reminder of the top story that we are following for you germany is in mourning after a fart white extremists killed 10 people the gunman walked into 2 bars in the western city of near frankfurt and killed his victims execution style most of them were of foreign descent the suspect later killed his mother and himself prosecutors are treating the attacks as acts of domestic terrorism. you can always get. just out from google play well from the app store that would give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you are part of a news story if you see news happening you can use that to sin just photos and videos from where y

party that prize has now been suspended by the committee here it remains to be seen i think whether that controversy will continue to cost a shadow over this festival over the coasts often extend days all right lots to talk about the bill and all that is now under way helen humphrey and david leavitt's we will be talking with you in the next hour and tonight on the day see that. and here's a reminder of that top story that we are following for you germany is in mourning after a far right extremist killed 10 people the gunman walked into 2 bars in the western city of canell which is near frankfurt and killed his victims execution style most of them had an immigrant background the suspect later killed his mother and then turned the gun on himself prosecutors say that they are treating the attacks as domestic terrorism. you're watching t.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight complete coverage of yet another deadly far right attack here in germany we'll be right back. you know that 77 percent. are younger than 6 of. us me and me and you. think you

. >> by 1937 hitler has an appalling reputation for physical persecution, the violence of the nazi party and anti semitism is rife in that country. the fact that edward is cavorting with the nazis, that suggests that he endorses hitler's regime. >> the visuals are very damaging indeed. it's a massive propaganda coup for the nazi regime. >> this causes a lot of panic back in london. you've got the loose cannon duke of windsor meeting with hitler himself. >> there's a great deal of outrage at edward's trip to germany. "the new york times" chasens edward for allowing himself to be used as a pawn. >> he wanted to upstage his brother and be a figure of international importance so george was really very angry. >> less than two years after edward's visit hitler's army invades poland. >> poland, september 1939, a german foe begins its ruthless march of conquest and sets the stage for world war ii. >> britain and germany are now at war. the king addresses an apprehensive nation. >> there may be dark days ahead, but with god's help we shall prevail. >> shortly after the outbreak of the second worl

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it is like saying the nazi party really had some good ideas -- doesn't work. >> would you recommend the democratic candidates going on fox? >> sure. absolutely. fox, the genius of roger ailes was roger understood how to build a product that americans wanted that was outside the traditional media space of new york and los angeles media. he understood there was a desire for the service of a television network that address the grievances of a lot of people who felt like the coastss were elitists looking down on them. roger created that. what do we know about those people? it is wrong here. what do we know about that network? it has twice the viewers of everything else and there is a reason for that. they produce a shallow salty tasty product and the people in middle america like the shallow salty tasty product. i shouldn't eat fried chicken but i would eat popeye's fried chicken every day if i could. they are salty and tasty. that is what they produce. they are not about news. they were never about news. they were about giving people a place to feel their grievances, the merger of trump an

at the time included the nazi party of everything for the 1st time into a state government and that meant the beginning of their ice all of it that that ended him becoming rice transfer so there are historical parallels are very scary. what is also specific about touring it is that this is not the if the. in general this is a particular part of the if the rich is dominant in tearing up it's called definitely the wing which is the most extreme right wing party of the entire right wing party of the if he so it is the extremist of the extremist wing of the party that it was clearly in or political will reach trying to prevent the government which was governing to wring out of the last 5 years to come back into power because it had lost its majority in parliament even another i mean is the president another bit of government we always have to government with a majority of a minority in the parliament and so it was an attempt to prevent the old government to renew itself as a minority government but it was clearly an overreach and it was a staggering responsibility of. when you speak abo

at the time included the nazi party of people for the 1st time into a state government and that meant the beginning of the rice of it that that ended in becoming rice transfer so there's historical parallels are very scary the spanish prime minister has met the leader of catalonia in a bid to improve strained relations catherine regional president kim torah welcomed prime minister petro sanchez for talks in buffalo on the leaders have widely differing possessions on the issue of catalan independence 9 catalan leaders are still setting president sentences for holding an unauthorized secession referendum in 2017. well island's general election on saturday could shake up that bullet that country's political status quo prime minister lee ever again has overseen significant social change and during repealing a ban on abortion he stood up to britain over breaks it and the economy is one of the fastest growing in europe but broad because popularity at home has plummeted his critics accuse them of ignoring domestic issues and that has led to a surge of support for shane fein that party was on

it asked ifcation, he had ever been a member of the nazi party between 1933 and 1945. it is still on the application. i do get shows how seriously we take this. debbie, you write about a specific set of osi cases, ones wholving the so-called men were trained by the ss. can you explain why you zeroed in on these particular cases, what is their significance? >> it was part of the history of the holocaust that we did not know much about here in the west until historians like barry and others at osi really put the pieces together, at least understood the details. oizcneki was- tr basically a school for mass murder, and then the ss recruited a number of civilians, eastern european civilians and red army soldiers who had been captured and placed in pow camps, they brought them to this area, where they were trained, they were armed, and ultimately deployed across occupied poland to do some of the dirtiest and most brutal , thein operation reinhard planted murder jews -- the plan to murder jews in occupied poland. we now know that more of a dozen of them slipped into the unite

it's a party that uses nazi ideologies and is racist as leader of the cdu, i have been clear that there shoul and will be no collaboration with . othf' as a redline that has t stand, asoo the sof thought leads to people feeling encouraged to attack, injure, and kill other people. ros: now the latest on the coronavirus. statistics.n do with in china, the number of cases is ver 2100. but it's more complicated than that. whthosdie at home are not counted, so the death toll is likely to be higher.en here is this from beijing. hubei has gone back to the old way of counting. what he's talking about is that, last week, it changed hth it diagnose virus and that caused a big spike in the number of cases, t but nt change in diagnosis has been reversed. this is problematic because the most useful aspect of the official numbers h been watching the trend. quite so. mthns both the overall totals in the way we plot the spread of the virus are flawed. it's reasonable to say, things are not going very well at the moment. let's see if the world health organization can help us. >> the data from china cont

were only a minor party at the time and one of the people who shed these images across europe is gave the hoffs that who also wrote what. an interesting it is totally unacceptable not in my name he's relevant because until last year was the leader of the european alliance of which the f.d.p. was a member of poise a member i should say there is an image that's doing the rounds that's coming back to haunt the new state leader chemical as well here he is in front of his own election billboard which says a skinhead who has an ignored his history now back then he presumably meant it to mean that he's the good kind of skinhead but now it's taken on a whole new meaning he's just been elected with the support of the party leader who some are calling a nazi now we've heard of course now from german chancellor angela merkel who said this result should be reversed whether that happens will it in any case damage has been done to multiple german institutions and the reaction is only growing right getting chilled all right bringing us all the reactions there from social media thank you very much. l

were only a minor party at the time there's also an image. you know these images of been doing the rounds and of course the situation has changed a bit now but we did see this image here of other then of the party leader kevin accused standing in front of his own election billboard saying a skinhead who hasn't ignored his history so back then he presumably meant that he's a good kind of skinhead but it took on a whole new meaning after this election because he was of course given the post of premier thanks to the votes of a party whose leader is now being called a nazi and what are some of the reactions that you've been seeing up beyond germany across europe well one of the people who shared these hitler images across europe was gave a hofstadter who was until recently the leader of what the european alliance that included the f.t.p. now tweeted this he said what happened in 3 is totally unacceptable my response not in our name to which a green party spokesman responded that he can should could should consider expelling the f.t.p. from the eu

were only a minor party at the time there's also an image. you know these images of been doing the rounds and of course the situation has changed a bit now but we did see this image here of the then of the party leader kevin of his standing in front of his own election billboard saying a skinhead who hasn't ignored his history so back then he presumably meant that he's a good kind of skinhead but it took on a whole new meaning after this election because he was of course given the post the premier thanks to the votes of a party whose leader is now being called by some a nazi and what are some of the reactions that you've been seeing up beyond germany across europe well one of the people who shared these hitler images across europe was gave the hoffs doubt who was until recently the leader of what the european alliance that included the f.t.p. now tweet of this he said what happened in 3 india is totally unacceptable my response not in our name to which a green party spokesman responded that he can should could should consider expelling the f.

can you tell us what germany was like prior to the rise of the nazi party? was it considered advanced economically and culturally? was there a representative government? democracy,many was a although a very young democracy. it had been in existence for over 10 years at the time the nazis rose to power. they rose as part of a democratic process. nonetheless, that did not inoculate that society from the dangers of nazi-ism. the holocaust was not a tsunami. say somethingo surprising. i find a great deal of inspiration in history of the holocaust, not in the horrors of it, but where things went in a different direction. the holocaust was not implemented uniformly. studying it in the specifics of each context with precision, we are able to identify the ofiables, context, and roles different people in society that made it better for jews in some places and worse for others. we are pleased to have a long-standing partnership with the adl. our law enforcement program trains members of the police, trains every new fbi agent and analyst every year. we look back to thi

support to the nazis as they as they came up and the coalition parties until now had a very clear position to keep the far right out that's been challenged and we've seen you know the a.f.d. already the law or just party in the german parliament in berlin and we've seen already you know the largest opposition party excuse me and we've seen how that's the case in many of the european countries where they were even also in government in some places so there are fears simon thank you very much political correspondent simon yeah. hills outside kabul what once used by the taliban to pound the afghan capital with rockets and mortars today the hindu kush mountain range is home to a group of who is yes young snowboarders they don't have a ski lift and they get no official help but the founders of the afghan snowboarding federation have got big plans for their sport. snowboarding seems an unlikely leisure pursuit in the hills outside the afghan capital but at 1800 meters above sea level kabul is one of the highest capital cities in the world these local youths are making the most of winter in the h

horrific can you explain what germany was like prior to the rise of the nazi party? meaning was it considered an advanced country, economically and culturally? was there a constitution, a representative of government? >> thank you, congresswoman, for the question. yes, germany was considered an advanced country. it was a democracy, although a very young democracy. it had been in existence for just over ten years at the time that the nazis rose to power. as i mentioned earlier they rose to power as part of a democratic process. nonetheless, that did not inoculate that society from the dangers. however, i want to also emphasize that holocaust was not a tsunami. it was not something that once it started, there was no way for it to stop. i actually would like to say something that may be surprising to people, i find a great deal of inspiration in the history of the holocaust, not in the horrors of it, but in the places where things went in a different direction. the holocaust was not implemented uniformly and by studying it as i said, not in sort of raw, generalities of

chandan slogans outside the alternative for germany party congress calling members nazis it comes in the wake of an election scandal in the central german state of turned the party support cultural move and left wing regional prime minister it prompted national rage forcing the new premier to resign. and a state of emergency has been declared in parts of the u.s. state of oregon after rain and heavy snow brought severe flooding helicopters have been deployed in search and rescue operations trying to reach residents still boxed in by high water. just after brags that the u.k. is embarking on an independent foreign policy we spoke to former british m.p. george galloway about the chances of relations with russia improving. britain has slipped its moorings in the e.u. and is setting still for the world russia's a major part of the world moscow's the biggest city in europe russia's the biggest country in europe it's one of the world's biggest economies logically britain ought to be looking for friends and or to be looking therefore to thaw if not warm up its relations with russia and ther

nazi as it comes in the wake of an election scandal and the central german state of turned one party support helped to move a left wing which will prime minister to project national rage forcing the new premier to resign. and a state of emergency has been declared in parts of the u.s. state of oregon after rain and heavy snow brought some beer flooding helicopters have been deployed in search and rescue operations trying to reach all residents still boxed in by high water. just after bugs it's the u.k. is embarking on an independent foreign policy we spoke to former british m.p. george galloway about the chances of relations with russia improving. britain has slipped its moorings in the e.u. and is setting still for the world russia's a major part of the world moscow's the biggest city in europe russia's the biggest country in europe it's one of the world's biggest economies logically britain ought to be looking for friends and ought to be looking therefore to thaw if not warm up its relations with russia and there are one or 2 straws in the wind that suggest that britain realizes th

protesters chanting slogans outside the alternative for germany party congress calling members nazis it comes in the wake of an election scandal and the central german state of turn go where party support helped remove him leftwing regional prime minister it prompted national rage forcing the new premier to resign. and the state of emergency has been declared in parts of the u.s. state of oregon after rain and heavy snow severe flooding helicopters have been deployed in search and rescue operations trying to reach residents still boxed in by high water. just after bricks that britain is embarking on an independent foreign policy we spoke to former u.k. m.p. george galloway about the chances of british relations with russia improving at that. britain has slipped its moorings in the e.u. and is setting still for the world russia's a major part of the world moscow's the biggest city in europe russia's the biggest country in europe it's one of the world's biggest economies logically britain ought to be looking for friends and ought to be looking therefore to thaw if not warm up its relat

positions that very much echo some of those of the nazis very anti migrant very discriminatory and it is in fact under watch by the german security services so the fact that mainstream parties like the liberal free democrats or the chancellors conservatives the c.d.u. that they actually voted side by side with the a.f.d. breaks the taboo and it lends an aura of legitimacy to the far right and for all that reason it has absolutely provoked an outcry in this country so despite all the c.d.u. into ringette is resisting pressure from the national leadership to fix this so what does that tell us about the authority of the party leader and about come and indeed of the german chancellor. certainly and a great crime cowan powers authority is looking very tattered indeed and to some degree so is the chancellor's crum cowan bauer apparently talked to the head of the local conservative party before this maneuver took place and strongly warned against it he did not heed that warning then on wednesday after this voting maneuver had taken place she said that it was absolutely out of bounds and that

positions that very much echo some of those of the nazis very anti migrant very discriminatory and it is in fact under watch by the german security services so the fact that mainstream parties like the liberal free democrats or the chancellors conservatives the c.d.u. that they actually voted side by side with the a.f.d. breaks the taboo and it lends an aura of legitimacy to the far right and for all that reason it has absolutely provoked an outcry in this country so despite all the c.d.u. into ringette is resisting pressure from enough leadership to fix this so what does that tell us about the authority of the party leader and about come on the deed of the german chancellor. certainly under great crime cowan powers authority is looking very tattered indeed and to some degree so is the chancellor's krakauer in power apparently talked to the head of the local conservative party before this maneuver took place and strongly warned against it he did not heed that warning then on wednesday after this voting maneuver had taken place she said that it was absolutely out of bounds and that new

and thirty's when conservative parties gave their supporting in some cases to the nazis as they rose to power and up till now all the mainstream parties here in germany have had a pretty pretty clear rule readline not to cooperate in any way with the a.f.p. the background days that the a.f.p. the far right party is already the largest opposition party in the german parliament and everybody knows that in some european countries the far right movements and parties have even been in government so there's concern about this development and a determination from a lot of politicians to make sure that the far right does not gain a foothold in democracy our political correspondent simon young for us thank you so much. now just more news from around the world south korea's unification church is held a mass wedding with around $6000.00 couples exchanging vows and in front of nearly $20000.00 guests the ceremony took place despite concerns of the spread of the corona virus from neighboring china organizers distributed to hand sanitizer and face masks masks but only a few couples wear them. u.s.

nazis that would want the german state to be changed into some sort of all the rotarian fascists like so. so all of that has contributed to people who have these feelings getting the idea that they are able to express these feelings more openly which happens also in the internet obviously and also seem to have a feeling that if they commit acts such as this act and commit such atrocities that in fact they have some support in society for that and to do everything like a correspondent time sponsor me here thank you for analysis and in hi now our potus sochi you have reporting thank you for your continued coverage well just moments ago german interior minister harston say hoffer spoke about wednesday's attack in a press conference he said that the security threat from the far right is currently very high taught in use to be the deed and right now it's unequivocally a terror attack with a racist motivation of people after the mad 5 to look at the attack against the synagogue and how the this is the dried wing terrorist attack in germany in just a few months really can not. cite in this s

and thirty's when conservative parties gave their supporting in some cases to the nazis as they rose to power and up till now all the mainstream parties here in germany have had a pretty pretty clear rule readline not to cooperate in any way with the background is that the a.f.p. the far right party is already the largest opposition party in the german parliament and everybody knows that in some european countries the far right movement some parties have even been in government so there's concern about this development and a determination from a lot of politicians to make sure that the far right does not gain a foothold in democracy our political correspondent simon young for us thank you so much now french president in my my car has told european leaders that they cannot remain spectators in a new nuclear arms race in a wide ranging speech folk of a new geopolitical landscape in which the e.u. must rely less on britain and nuclear power in a post brags that world instead he called for the e.u. to develop closer ties with ukraine and appointed to russia's growing influence my concept

nazis that would want the german state to be changed into some sort of or the rotarian fascist likes. so all of that has contributed to people who have these feelings getting the idea that they are able to express these feelings more openly which happens also in the internet obviously and also seem to have a feeling that if they commit acts such as this act and commit such atrocities that in fact they have some support in society for that and to do everything like a correspondent has frons it with me here thank you for analysis and in hi now our part to sochi you have reporting thank you for your continued coverage and we will continue to stay with this story and report on the attack and how now on our website dot com you will find much more many more reports background information and analysis join us also on twitter our handle is news and we have a you tube channel but for now we like to tell you about some of the other stories making news around the world. the sutures prime minister thomas tab on a has failed to appear in court to face charges connected to the killing of a strange

and thirty's when conservative parties gave their supporting in some cases to the nazis as they rose to power and up till now all the mainstream parties here in germany have had a pretty pretty clear rule readline not to cooperate in any way with the a.f.p. the background days that the a.f.p. the far right party is already the largest opposition party in the german parliament and everybody knows that in some european countries the far right movement some parties have even been in government so there's concern about this development and a determination from a lot of politicians to make sure that the far right does not gain a foothold in democracy our political correspondent simon young for us thank you so much. now the town of reality italy has paid tribute to the late american basketball star kobe bryant we had he was bryant's childhood home in the mid 1980 s. and where he played basketball when he was younger fans filled a sports hall in the central italian town and celebrated bryant ahead of a local championship game both teams wore kobe bryant shirts with his jersey numbers to our

nazi germany's role in the atrocities for the sponsor according to a record high temperature just a couple of weeks ago and talked and it's fast frozen expanses still attract adventurous 30 years ago 2 germans were the 1st to cross the continent on force it took them $100.00 days to die trekking across the osce is less a test of stamina than a question of money. the end arctic was a different place when ryan hold mess now and i've had folks set out to make history in temperatures of minus 35 degrees the 2 adventurers sometimes used kites and skis to cost the south pole marching through the icy expanse freezing cold feet were just one of the problems they faced. in those days the antarctic was truly hard to reach but things have changed a lot today there are top right is that a lot of business their. arrival at one of the world's most remote tourist destinations air travel now extends to the antarctic and planes ferry passengers to airstrips carved into the ice. distances that took messner and folks several weeks on foot now take only a few hours by air. private jets and luxury camps

nazi germany's role in the toasties. well despite recording i record high temperature just a couple of weeks ago antarctica and its vast far as an expanse is still attracted venturous 30 years ago 2 germans were the 1st across the continent on foot it took them $100.00 days today trekking across the ice is less a test of stamina than a question of money. the and arctic with a different place when run hold mess 9 are good folks set out to make history in temperatures of minus 35 degrees the 2 adventurers sometimes used kites and skis to cross the south pole marching through the icy expanse freezing cold feet were just one of the problems they faced. in those days the antarctic was truly hard to reach but things have changed a lot today there are top right is that a lot of business there. if you mean. arrival at one of the world's most remote tourist destinations air travel now extends to the antarctic and planes ferry passengers to airstrips carved into the ice. distances that took messner and folks several weeks on foot

party that at least in part tolerates right wing extremists and i have no problem saying nazis in its own ranks and which plants the seed in the national political landscape for precisely this kind of ideology when the now these is hans the if he is the 3rd largest party in the german parliament is any cooperation with the here now unlikely for the foreseeable future well it was a knock it before this incident to the christian democrats the conservative party of i'm going to america and i'm the good come combo who we've just heard have a party congress decision that they are not going to call for it with the f.t. . but against the backdrop of this action of this of these murders of this terror attack. it has become even more unlikely impossible to cooperate with this party via alternative for germany party says that this incident is being instrumented lies to gain political points against it but one has to say this party has based. policies on anti foreign a sentiment. criticizing the democratic processes in this country of unquestioning illegitimacy of people like i'm going to marco