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crying heil hitler. but. after the earth the su disciplined was returned to czechoslovakia the czech president banished returned from london after. his first degree deported from the country deprives them of their citizenship and confiscated their property. and was accompanied by the so called death marches tens of thousands of students and germans died in a matter of months. back the director of the archives these citizens returned to his homeland sixty years later he returned as a tourist. finds nothing but true. to be all civility lost destroyed and if you go over say there you will find some traces stones from houses not trees africa trees and this is the only thing you can recognise here was once a village there of nearly solace and inhabitants that means i think. three hundred houses. they all have gone only one year. this is the region where the germans lived. in prague anything he can do for the time being conjure up memories of lost territories the germans would be only too happy to return but no one

it's where hitler died. it's the bunker of which there is no sign. so hitler is taboo. there are memorials to his victims but not much public discussion. >> the older ones feel guilty. and the younger ones don't understand. >> normally you are proud of your history. but we can't be proud about the -- about hitler. >> hitler is part of a big public exhibition. 65 years after he died. but for today's germans, the idea that so many of their grandparents and parents embraced his ideas remains traumatic. steven evans, bbc news, berlin. >> everything was in place for a grand state visit. they spent days making sure the whole event would run smoothly but when the swiss president arrived in norway, it didn't quite go to plan. >> etc. designed to celebrate a -- it's designed to celebrate a nation's pride, passion and power. so when a visiting dignitary comes home you want to make a good impression and show your respect by asking your national band to play their national anthem. unfortunately, this band got it wrong. this is what it should have sounded like. ♪ the parade took p

many germans were taken in by hitler's message. they depend on him their hopes for a relief from the roof persian -- from the depression and a restoration of german power after the war. the exhibitionided against exhibiting hitler's personal effects. >> we never shared devotional items that create an object of worship of people flock to see or touch. our purposes only to see patterns of self representation and ritualization. the items should educate, not cause a stir. >> for balance, there are also objects recalling the suffering inflicted by the nazis, including drawings by children in the concentration camps. this picture of hitler was only made public after the end of the nazi dictatorship in 1945. >> we will be right back after a short break. >> it was the first known as of its kind from that death in the history of underground accidents. the -- from that depth in the history of underground accident. the temporary camps set up to house the friends and family members were in esperanza, which means hope in spanish. now that the m

that is that it is titles hitler and the germans so it's not a question of belittlement of hitler but they want also to show on the victims of the nazi regimes as well they show photos of concentration camps and so on but oh i don't know if we really need this exhibition on hitler i would prefer personally an exhibition on actual right wing extremism in europe and all over europe and to learn more about that ok money is first when research would like to get diversity things been a program thank you. afghan prisoners have claimed in the us study that they were abused at the secret jail inside the main american military base in afghanistan the facility dubbed the black jail for those captured during off going to operate and is that to be located at the bagram air base former inmates told the open society foundation that they were subjected to sleep deprivation extended periods of isolation as well as a lack of food and blankets some of the claim to be used as date from this see if despite president obama's pledge to have a whole prison practices the u.s. military deny the detention cent

many germans were taken in by hitler's message. they depend on him their hopes for a relief from the roof persian -- from the depression and a restoration of german power after the war. the exhibition decided against exhibiting hitler's personal effects. >> we never shared devotional items that create an object of worship of people flock to see or touch. our purposes only to see patterns of self representation and ritualization. the items should educate, not cause a stir. >> for balance, there are also objects recalling the suffering inflicted by the nazis, including drawings by children in the concentration camps. this picture of hitler was only made public after the end of the nazi dictatorship in 1945. >> we will be right back after a short break. >> it was the first known as of its kind from that death in the history of underground accidents. the -- from that depth in the history of underground accident. the temporary camps set up to house the friends and family members were in esperanza, which means hope in spanish. now that t

life it seeks to explore how hitler gained mass support for his nazi regime it comes on the heels of a study by the frederick egan foundation which revealed that one in ten germans believe they are in need of a new future while a quarter of those polled sympathize with nationalist or racist sentiments a third said the foreigners should be sent home if there wasn't enough work for them while one in six believe that jews have too much power worked you have. conducted this survey this year's wellens in two thousand and eight told us see there is a rise in then of views among all voters right now the study shows that there is. education in some parts of society secondly people always especially in times of crisis search for scapegoats for their own political economic or social deprivation dissemination of all things together points us to the actually important thing which is democracy itself is nothing self-fulfilling or which is always there or something we have in europe without doing something for it so we have to fight for democracy every time and every day there is a rising which is

likening the karan to hitler -- the koran to hitler's "mein kampf". he says his trial is a political process. he campaigned for a stop to muslim immigration and headscarf tax. he says his mission is to stop the islamization of the netherlands. >> we fight for the preservation of our identity. it is a culture based on christianity and judaism, not islam. >> prosecutors accuse him of inciting hatred. his 17-minute film has sparked protests around the world. while freedom of speech lies at the heart of the constitution, in a democratic system, it is in the general interest to draw a clear line on the limits of hate speech. he is set to be a shadow partner. it is not clear if a conviction would affect his seat in parliament or the government's willingness to do with him. >> this is "bbc news". more countries have issued warnings about the possibility of attacks in europe. five reportedly had german passport to were injured. britain's [unintelligible] has aligned plans to cut the bill. here is our political editor. >> this man learned his family will lose

life it seems to explore how hitler gained mass support for his nazi regime at the time comes on the heels of a study by the frederick foundation which revealed that one of the ten germans believe varied need of a new fuel a quarter of those polled sympathize with nationalist or racist sentiments a third said that foreigners should be sent home as there wasn't enough work well while in six believe jews have too much power and quote as part of what is vice one from leipzig university who conducted the survey she says it shows people prepared we were almost about the extremist views in twenty ten. in our studies since two thousand and two we can see that there are many people who are undecided regarding these questions that we are posing in our interviews and we think that many of these people in fact they agree with the statements but they don't we all want to tell it to say it because they know that it's not socially accepted and i think that this year in this year in two thousand and ten people were mo. more openly everything routines once a few are back it is a high proportion and

berlin opens its first ever post war of the bishan of adolf hitler's life as a survey reveals one in ten germans would welcome a new fear. but first afghan prisoners have claimed in a us report that they were abused at a secret jail inside the main american military base in afghanistan the facility dubbed the black in jail for those captured during afghan operations is thought to be located at the bagram air base former inmates tell you open society foundations they were subjected to sleep deprivation extended periods of isolation as well as a lack of food and blankets some of those claim to be uses data from this year despite president obama's pledge to overhaul prison practices u.s. military denies the detention center exists philip giraldi a former cia officer says the obama administration is more us than the bush administration when it comes to prisoners detained in afghanistan. when obama was running for president he talked a very good story about what he was going to do but he's actually done very little of that we see an escalation of the war in afghanistan we see the secret p

little berlin opens its first ever post war exhibit of adolf hitler's life as the survey reveals one in ten germans says they would welcome a new cure a quarter of those polled sympathize with the nationalist racist sentiments of the former third reich leader. behind the perestroika reforms which the west applauded for opening up the soviet union but turn people's lives upside down and stay with us here on our. first. it was a time when the eyes of the entire world were on the soviet union the old guard was losing its grip on power and the new regime was taking shape what exactly that would look like nobody could say suddenly the whole world could speak a few words of russian the most important ever story because. it was a torturous process that people are just learning about. the world's biggest country in town called self destructing and being born again so is that right that there.

without world war i no collapse of the monarchy and no rise of len anyone and no rise of hitler and thups no world war ii. the society that came out of the war, soldiers, politicians, merchants, businessmen, is of course the modern society we live in today. the emergency needs of a massive war created the modern state, with new powers like the power of taxation of income, nationalization of industry, regulation of various aspects of life. you see before world war i the state everywhere was very limited in scope and size. afterwards everywhere the state saw itself as responsible for society in some sense. world war i also created modern total war. before that, european warfare tended to be fought with rules and traditions almost like medieval battles, soldiers. fau fought but civilians were protected. they fought on battlefields leaving cities alone, fought during the day instead of the night. world war i exploited the restraints and we still live in that total age of war today without limits when everything and everyone is fair game. we are understandably moved by the loss of more than 4,

mind jews are leaving england and france trying to reason with hitler. the. question. now. hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlights flying high to scarves and the top there groups in the europa league with two wins from two. dreams tear scars a new basketball coach tries to silverware in his first season in charge. and i'm clean told a friend contador protests his innocence after failing a drug test stop the football there was an eight anticipate moscow both sit pretty at the top of their groups in the europa league convincing victories for them last night to keep their hundred percent records it's a neat beating they pay after all. scoring twice against the visitors who had a man sent off just before half time it means petersburg side top. lead group effort after their three nil win over sparta prague. getting a brace in moscow elsewhere liverpool could only manage it goal a draw against the track but still the day group i'm anxious to. put in his side will progress they three one one the event is to go level on points with a group elite. or i

the first ever post for exhibition on adolf hitler's wife opens in berlin days after a new poll reveals one in ten germans want to see a return to a ruling fewer. that are close a team visits making no grab a city steeped in history in northwest russia to discover how local people use the area's gifts of winter. live from moscow this is our team with me and you so now way it's six pm here in the russian capital and of course our top story chavez is in the russian capital as the country and venezuela are energizing cooperation in areas from nuclear power to arms deals an oil production president medvedev welcome to his guests in the kremlin where the leaders put pen to paper and signed several key deals parties alice had reports. on friday president chavez signed agreements pledging but actually cooperation in a huge range of speeds up until the year twenty fourteen during this meeting procedures were great pains to stress the importance of the venezuelan the russian relationship indeed president the dead of himself even to the fact that back in two thousand and nine venezuela was one of

it's called hitler and the germans. we'll tell you more about the controversy and what some are saying. this is news nation on msnbc. it's work through the grime and the muck, month. tow and pull without getting stuck month. sweat every day to make an honest buck...month. and if you're gonna try and do this in anything other than a chevy... well, good luck...month. great deals on the complete family of chevy trucks all backed for a hundred thousand miles. it's truck month. during truck month, use your all-star edition discount for a total value of six thousand dollars on silverado. see your local chevrolet dealer. >>> when i hear people say they were never proud of america until the time. haven't they met anybody in uniform yet? >> that was sarah palin taking a swipe at first lady michelle obama last night. she was referring to mrs. obama's remarks in 2008 when she said for the first time in my adult lifetime i'm really proud of my country cut. but joining me to talk more is comcast network bureau chief robert. there ar

a cult of personalities i mean sarah palin is a personality cult she represents the same thing that hitler represented which is that if you forget your fellow citizen here you forget your neighbor for a moment and think only about yourself and the. possibilities of being a venal vainglorious so sooner or moron you too can get ten or twenty million dollars from william morris or whatever town the engine is by stumping in front of millions of propaganda issue that at the end of the day only make the same frickin corporations richer that's all it does well on a headline on that the final headline max conservative ultra rich plot their takeover and this is from huffington post talking about the koch brothers apparently that emerged in february that quieted the takeover of this while the good in the winning of this new these the midterm elections and at the meetings were glenn back karl rove justices scalia and thomas but there again these are the the ones financing the demagogues the likes of sarah pailin the likes of christine o'donnell who just this week had no idea even what the first amend

it back toward electing the very people who stole all the bleeping money that's propaganda remember hitler came out with a propaganda film triumph of the will which glorified the child naziism and this is what basically sarah palin has been co-opted by the republican party in the koch brothers multi billion dollar mottos down there for it to nowhere as well america who tap into the fact that sarah palin's got a cute ankles and they spin that somehow into a propaganda film to convince millions of people that they should forget the whole constitution thingy and focus more on how to make the koch brothers more money it's become a cult of personalities i mean sarah palin is a personality cult she represents the same thing that hitler represented which is that if you forget your fellow citizen here you forget your neighbor for a moment and think only about yourself and the glorious possibilities of being a venal vainglorious so sooner or moron you too can get ten or twenty million dollars from william morris or whatever town in. by stumping in front of millions of propaganda issue that at the e

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up next we look back at the deal between the czech government and hitler's germany in one nine hundred thirty eight which many believe triggered world war two our special report is coming right up. the chick fil a. is situated two hundred kilometers from prague fifty years ago it was called political agenda name. the germans were forced out from here after world war two and the czechs moved in.

nineteen thirty eight england and france try to reason with hitler germany demands a better land and gets its way they also have been trading a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is involved in war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda that. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on r t hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on our team. they faced it this is not a provocation but a warning that. may force it and we should use just everybody should it's a pretty tree speaks and they have no idea about the hardships to be face to. face one it is this is it is all going to need some. brilliant. the life of abuse is the most precious thing in the world. uses of self-sacrifice and terrorism but those who understand fully that you have to live a. real life stories from world need. to treat nineteen forty five don't. let it add a recap of the stories that shaped the week. loses his job o

welcome the arrival of a new fuehrer the term for a leader which is explicitly associated with out of hitler now we've seen these far right sentiments before especially in troubling economic times but if you look back to the twenty's and the thirty's well that's exactly what allowed hitler to gain power for fascism to sweep a number of countries so how far could it go this time and is the tea party the american example of europe's right wing blogs here to discuss it with me is michael moynihan senior editor of reason magazine and reason dot com michael nice to have you back on the show it's been a while he's been there you spent a lot of time in europe you've lived in europe tell me this i mean is this something you know something that is associated only with those really on the fringes and now it's just somehow creeping towards the center or is this just been a repressed feeling that's always there you know it's a confusing answer but it's a little of both actually there is a fringe element english defense league as you mention in the intro is a fringe element you see a lot of guys with sha

you know you know people loud americans and they build monuments to them and they spit at the name of hitler and the question is why did as well because they did it for two very different motives a lot of i'm not saying that this is driving a lot of people out there spit at the name of americans also i mean this happens well my division is there not only that but it is in a bouncer you know we we went into afghanistan and we actually were able to get the taliban to remain and so why do we leave that why nine years later are we still there why now is the taliban stronger than ever with all of the momentum and we're the ones that really look like the you know to be honest it's our fault i mean what we did is we push the taliban back into pakistan and then we just kind of forgot about afghanistan the taliban and al qaeda were able to rebuild their forces and come back during it's only having got involved in iraq than it would have been different than we went. today you know we'd all like do overs in history but you don't get any doors and i mean we are we are and i would take issue with your. p

. >> sex with a butch hitler sexual device. >> that would be awesome. >> oh, bill. it is your surprise. i was going to keep it a surprise, but now you brought it up. >> we'll show you a quick and easy way to hem your pants without a needle, thread or pants. first, could this turn a 10-year-old boy into a ruthless killer? god, i hope so. >>> because they suck, the berkeley city council declared october 10th to the 16th berkeley says no to torture week. according to the press released, this week will feature public education events, writers tores and artists, all of whom will smell awful. there will be performance artists who violate the no torture theme. we can all agree that water boarding is a joy when compared to a progressive poet with a nose ring and scabies explaining how bush hitler turned him into a vegan. but here is my favorite part of the press released. quote, under bush-cheney the program of nightmarish war crimes was committed in the name. but tortured abuse in the shreding of human rights for whole enemy populations is continuing now under the new demo

. >> statements comparing the koran with hitler's "mind kampf " are on trial. hisses -- he says his mission is to stop the islamification of the netherlands. >> i believe that the netherlands and many parts of europe are not identity, a culture based on christianity, ditwo days and, not islam. -- chris jenner, and today is some -- christianity, judaism, not islam. >> at least two people were killed when a sludge reservoir burst at an aluminum factory in western hungary today. over 100 million cubic meters flooded homes. it is a >> product in the production of -- is a waste product in the production of aluminum. a vatican official has criticized the awarding of this year's nobel prize for medicine to a scientist whose work on human infertility has led to the creation of test tube babies. he said it disregarded the destruction of human embryos. dr. robert edwards has helped millions of couples become parents. [] b crying >> -- [baby crying] >> she was the first test-tube baby. headlines described her birth as a miracle. speaking to years ago, professor edwards de

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. >>> in germany, a major exhibition own adolf hitler opened today at a berlin museum. it explores how hitler enjoyed so much popularity before dragging germany and much of the world into war. there are exhibits of what the nazis did to jews and gypsies. in the past, such a display would have been unthinkable. but germans are growing more comfortable confronting their past. >>> and deep below the swiss ales and enormous drilled through the largest stretch of water. it will link northern and southern europe by high-speed train. the 30-mile tunnel has been under construction for ten years. it has a price tag of $10 billion and it has cost eight men their lives. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration joined oakland airport officials today for a ground breaking ceremony for a new control tower. federal stimulus money is paying for the 236-foot tall structure. the tower will cost about $33 million. it is expected to take about three years to complete. the project will also provide 650 construction jobs. the new control tower will have state-of-the-art green tech

they were signed by hitler in 1935 and took away the citizenship of german jews. they were recently turned over to the archives. paton gave them to huntington at the end of world war ii. he disobeyed orders by taking them out of germany. >>> cable tv's fox and friends apparently believed a fake report that the city of los angeles was purchasing $1 billion worth of jet packs for its police and fire department. >> get this, the cost $100,000. i'm all for buying stuff up and helping capitalism and all of that, but do they have $100,000? >> they have ordered 2,000 of them. >> fox news admitted their error. it was from a tabloid newspaper like bad boy found in cave and ten new commandments found. >> that law enforcement jet pack officer being able to desend down on a celebrity, that could save a lot of lives. >> this thing is real and made by a new zealand company and goes 63 miles per hour but there are only two of them in existence and not in l.a. >>> in more serious news, we have a story coming up next at 5:30 about tension at the funeral for a young man shot in bro

. >> hitler has his own freedom of speech. i'm jewish. i'm totally against what he did. he can go around speaking his mind. whether he can go around killing for it, that'ssa different story. >>> here's our question of the day for you. do you support the westboro baptist church's right to protest military fumes. go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook, send us a tweet at fox battle. fox 45 news at 10. >>> a health scare at a baltimore city elementary school. at least one student is confirmed to have viral meningitis. karen parks live at cross-country elementary middle school where there could be a second case. karen? >> reporter: students here at cross-country elementaay received this letter yesterday telling them about a confirmed case of viral membership men. cross-country is pre hk through 8 and we're told the child who has been hospitalized was a younger student. meningitis is inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. men membership can be life-threatening and is school officcals here at

. >>> in germany, a major exhibition own adolf hitler opened today at a berlin museum. it explores how hitler enjoyed so much popularity before dragging germany and much of the world into war. there are exhibits of what the nazis did to jews and gypsies. in the past, such a display would have been unthinkable. but germans are growing more comfortable confronting their past. >>> and deep below the swiss ales and enormous drilled through the largest stretch of water. it will link northern and southern europe by high-speed train. the 30-mile tunnel has been under construction for ten years. it has a price tag of $10 billion and it has cost eight men their lives. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration joined oakland airport officials today for a ground breaking ceremony for a new control tower. federal stimulus money is paying for the 236-foot tall structure. the tower will cost about $33 million. it is expected to take about three years to complete. the project will also provide 650 construction jobs. the new control tower will have state-of-the-art green tech

. >> hitler has his own freedom of speech. i am jewish, against what he did. butthe has his ownnfreedom of speech to speak what he wwntss3 whether he can kill millions oo people for ii, that's different. >> our question of the day waa. do you support the church's right to protest military funerals? moot of you said no. 90 to 10 %. and terry wrooe on facebook tonight. it ii indeed the most disgraceful thing i have ever seen. i believe in freedom of speech, %->> but michael writes on facebookktonnght the first amendment said that they can say and the court cannot change that. >> the 17-year-old boy is accussd of raping three ounger boys. he only faces juvenile charges. but tonight one family wants a tougher penalty. learned a trusted 17-year-oldng. relative is accused of raping their 10, and 12-year-old sons. they wanttthe een to be charged with as an adult. the couple believes jessica's law could help. >> because jessica's law states any person, it does not state an age. does not state juvenile or adult. any person four years older than the victim. he is four y