in munich the opponents of the weimar republic were mobilizing. on the eighth of november of aryan states commissioner gustaf own car held a rally in the borgo broke a b. a hole. in his speech he sought to whip up opposition to berlin he spoke of shameful treaties. but one man there was tired of words he wanted action hitler saw his chance to strike he demanded that the hesitant bavarian government should join him the host and all those present were taken off guard. but his words were lost in the hubbub witnesses later reported they regarded the whole thing as a pantomime. the nazionale evidence showed just. yes i was trying to buy sex and that should be other muslim men on visits. and it was. but the hot head from the national socialist german workers party was serious it was. business and the stuff i did not i don't get inside them comes. it was such a scandalous to me the feeling that showed. such a high stakes. you know you. shortly before midnight the news reached berlin strays him and immediately called a crisis meeting president a but was p

republic in one nine hundred nineteen. there are stock fire in one nine hundred thirty three. the second world war in the postwar era. the founding of the federal republic in one thousand nine hundred nine and konrad adenauer as election as first west german chancellor. the light and sound show on the banks of the spray lasts nearly thirty minutes and the central park is of course that fateful august thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty one when the berlin wall went up dividing germany for nearly three decades. then come the images from the one nine hundred eighty nine when the people of east germany took to the streets to demand their rights and refused to be ignored because i said after a certain historic press conference. the wall was opened on november ninth. it's one of the most joyful days in the history of the german nation and the highlight of the nightly open air movie. it's a great institution great film that talks about the best money to the freedom father people around the world i was a great film is abou

republic to the present day. it's not called by any means it's a very inviting but it's completely aesthetic in its presentation and then i began reading exactly what is on the on the books what they are and the history i'm very interested in german history i come from. a german background. berg was particularly interested in the minutes of the east german round table talks held just after the fall of the berlin wall. they were dedicated . to advancing the process of reform in east germany. was searching for more chiefs were discovered works by other artists like the installation archive of german members of parliament by french. it's five thousand middle boxes are labeled with names of past m.p.'s. then there's the four rowing boats cristiana move business suspended from the ceiling of the new young guys a building. seen through the lens of his camera herman burke provides a new perspective on the german parliamentary building and on german politics. while those images and. on the subject of democracy today than

republic in one nine hundred nineteen. there are stock fire in one nine hundred thirty three. the second world war in the postwar era. the founding of the federal republic in one thousand nine hundred nine and konrad adenauer as election as first west german chancellor. the light and sound show on the banks of the spray lasts nearly thirty minutes and the central park is of course that fateful august thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty one when the berlin wall went up dividing germany for nearly three decades. then come the images from the one nine hundred eighty nine when the people of east germany took to the streets to demand their rights and refused to be ignored because if after a certain historic press conference. the wall was opened on november ninth. it's one of the most joyful days in the history of the german nation and the highlight of the nightly open air movie. it's a great institution great film that talks about the best money to the freedom of the people around the world i was a great film is about my

based on a novel by far the story takes place in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine berlin as the weimar republic crumbles and the nazis are lurking in the wings a setting with no shortage of thrills and thursday night was the big premiere in berlin. lynn isn't ready making history it's the most elaborate and expensive series ever produced for german t.v. it tells the story of a police detective environment era been in production costs have topped fourteen million euros babylon berlin had its international premium in the german capital on thursday three experienced writers including tom take for looked on the script for five years and then directed the series as well. as one for the whole project was an unbelievable explosion of creativity art and culture it was a heck of a lot going on in the one nine hundred twenty s. especially about hundreds of thousands of migrants that arrived most of them from eastern europe. they make it with the rest of the population and they were welcome here you simply wanted a new start in life. for. the series looks at berlin as it was in the spring of one

it was in the weimar republic that got coin. you also used in nazi term for german people. you know full well that was a time which the nazis used? it was a term used by frauke petry, i'm glad she has distanced herself from the party. we will see what her future will hold for her. this seems to be too convenient, every time i say to you this phrase oi’ every time i say to you this phrase or that prose was unhelpful, you me was it just or that prose was unhelpful, you me was itjust that individual. do you think voters are distinguishing between alexander and what you say and what afd says, i dimly are, they are the trimming bits from —— i don't think they are, they are hearing this from afd. —— i don't think they are, they are hearing this from afdi —— i don't think they are, they are hearing this from afd. 5 million people give us our votes. that is a response that people want to see us in parliament, presenting opposition. what do you want to achieve we want to challenge angela merkel. there is a commission from the bundestag saying the opening of borders mig

republic there's no question about it they look they went out to look for i mean they went out look for the went out and created it they went out and intact a leftist social centers and bars and you know at the end because of the media they were quite. astute in blaming the violence that they that they initiated on the left but the question is if you were a rank and file socialist or communist and you had your local bar in the nazis brownshirts came in and started beating your friends up what would you do so i think that we can disagree on what we do but plenty of people would fight back so to some extent i'm not sure if the left could have entirely avoided these conflicts if the nazis were coming at them we can see that the socialist and communist party leadership did everything they could to try and stop them so the notion that an aggressor. of anti-fascist strategy was to blame for what happened the twenty's it doesn't really recognize the fact that most of that was really trying to stay out of it but had to defend themselves by the time they actually shifted towards more of an a