not a burden for germany that's a benefit for germany and around the end in the election campaign basically she's going mum she says and it's a topic that has not been addressed apart from establishing this corridor of maximum number of refugees it's all about control now it's all about control and about borders and also about benefits that the refugees could be bringing to look is she going to survive this everyone says it's her last term is she going to survive four years. i'm going to medical is there is a dutiful soldier she has she she says she has signed up for four years that will be her intention to carry it through for four years maybe she'll begin to establish success in about two years time i did that already as she did already k.k. yeah they could already. be a race between she's going to let them fight it because that's a job i mean this is where government would make us survive very personal crisis she established two credible characters or night over night that means away the pressure and therefore she can sit back and see how things evolve in this in this coalition agreement

and all political parties in germany. when the industry has so much power and can also play the jobs card with the politicians as blackmail. that canard and those always going to have. the german car industry generates a huge amount of revenue and a lot of jobs depend on that industry but let's take a look at the admissions fraud scandal. and the others treated air pollution limits as a technical hurdle. that's just plain wrong. lawmakers taking the right approach to deal with these situations and if they can if the nine . we do a lot of attention to this scam in two thousand and seven and in two thousand and eleven we gave the german government detailed information about the w's one eighty nine engine which later became notorious in the california case and how this engine produced such different results on the road compared to the lab where the cheating took place. but the politicians weren't interested in the money they wanted to help the car industry. auto executives told them it was becoming more expensive to meet emi

by fermenting and dividing germany. the "washingtonn post" said when describing the agencies and policies that oversaw and executed the plan he explains the mechanisms used in this senior fellow and director of international economicdirector e council on foreign relations please help me welcome him to politics andcs a prose. [applause] it's great to be back at politics and prose, such a wonderful washington institution and thank you to all of you for coming out on a windy afternoon. when i decided to write my own book on this what intrigued me was th the endless desire to ret it and in the past five years alone we've had calls for marshall plans in ukraine and greece and southern europe and north africa and most recently serious debate code has never been replicated or badly imitated and u that speaks to te circumstances in place when the plan was launched. in 1947 they dominated like never before for them ever sin since. we accounted for over halft. of difficult manufacturing output and we could have used the dominance

cation so despite the fact that germany is looking really good. and especially as we are economically stronger than ever since unification many people are worried about the future the telnor of the dispute has become sharper respect of. an opposing viewpoint has plummeted the fear of things have grown about ken he's an insider have increased the can he isn't of old and young and the east and west and countryside people who've lived here for many generations and those who have come as my friends and refugee. the question as to how well our state based on the rule of law really works whether the social market economy will keep its promise for prosperity in the future there are concerns for many people and the political parties and now carry the government c.d.u. c.s.u. and s.p.d. have noticed large by incurring heavy losses in the votes they collected the last elections these were all concerns not moved during the negotiations to form a new government during these negotiations and to form a coalition we were worried how for years after we formed the

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and actually even in germany we see a close adherence to patry arkell traditions in germany especially chiefly because . migration per se makes people more conservative as we see worldwide people living in germany who originally come from turkey or muslim countries are more conservative than in their countries of origin microns of at. some muslim families it's actually seen as wrong for women to have equal rights in germany we have the basic law enshrining women's rights as equals is this ignored in muslim families in germany. unfortunately in europe and particularly in germany there are parallel societies with people from turkey or muslim cultural circles who believe that german or european law does not apply to them their values are the values of sharia law not just the ritual aspects of sharia but its legal aspects to democracy is something they do not accept unfortunately many families see the world this way . why is such intolerance accepted in germany as the state looks on who does nothing to intervene. like a beggar i would say no freedom for the enemies of freedom no tolerance

the democracy of germany, you cannot separate it from the way germany dealt with its past. when you have a party like the afd which is attacking this way of dealing with memory, that is fundamentally for the democracy, then, in a way, this party attacks also the democracy. because the way of dealing with history in germany, especially, brought the people, the civilians, to develop a sense for individual moral responsibility. peter: would you like to pick up on that, alan? alan: not really, because i agree totally. i cannot say much about that. you're totally right, geraldine. peter: the alternative for germany, as we have seen, they are now a far right party. they are in the german parliament, the bundestag. the question is now how to respond to them. their presence here is one example. in september 2017, the far right populist alternative for germany became the third largest party in germany's bundestag. they claim to be the only ones who can preserve germany. the rhetoric is getting tougher on all sides. >> no, i will not allow any heckling. all the members sitting there

one kind their own another rescue is from winner she came to germany at the age of eleven. keyser much faster is a wild trip through the eastern bloc in the late sixty's. early in. the park spring big and small acts of resistance world events mixed with family history. does rescue is currently working on an international t.v. series which takes place in a town with a book arrest famous as hackable a cyber crime hotspot. as it all i also head at about a major hacker attack on german backs the main character is a policewoman in the mid thirties born remain here but raised in germany you probably see the parallels to my own life she said by the german police to remain years of catch the hacker. and she soon realizes that a conspiracy is much bigger than she ever imagined it was all of us will not religious at the in the knowledge that. also has an immigrant background his parents were afghan refugees his stories deal with modern realities a right wing mob attacks a refugee shelter in germany in one thousand nine hundred two. it's just getting more usable space. this was also t

an ongoing affair an ongoing itzhak to come to the heart of germany if you can hack into that they're obviously massive security jobs. the shots i need c.n.n. i would strongly advise against all this war rhetoric all this talk about let's have them back so good. there was mockery from the government but should i say there was harsh criticism when germany's parliament was cyberattack they told us if our network was a safe as there is that would not have been a problem. now we see that nothing is one hundred percent secure because the shah it's. also coming up on the day in slovakia political heads are rolling and now three people have been arrested although the connection with the shooting death of a journalist. for the ninety nine percent convinced that the murder is connected with his writings about a link between italian mafia and slovakian politics. we'll have more on that suspected russian's snake cyber attack in germany in just a moment we begin the day with a resignation at the trump white house that is almost like losing a member of the family white house communications directo

sparking a massive debate here in germany also of all of. the time interior minister in two thousand and six cents something along these lines but you know this is want to see who is famous for he's always been the foreigner in american side especially when it comes to the migrant crisis and to the migrant policy off the open doors allowing more than one million refugees coming here to germany in two thousand and fifteen and this is the picture he's trying to draw off himself for the bavarian voter the guy from bavaria who comes to berlin defending conservative values here the question is and that is going to be very interesting to watch right now whether this plan will work because no doubt he's a good p.r. guy but the question is will voters appreciate this roof or will it fire back and resolve in a further. support in the if tea party getting stronger as a result of that because those who are the ones today who are applauding the lot of the loudest given what you've said about playing to the crowds i wonder how the chancellor and her inte

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germany to built up its democracy the democracy of germany you call it separate it from the way germany dealt with its past so when you have a party like the a if they which is attacking this way of dealing with memory the. fundamentally father democracy then in a way this party attacks also the democracy because the way of dealing with history in germany especially brought the people. the civilians to develop a sense for individual moral responsibility to pick up on the phone. well. not really because i agree totally i mean i can't say much about that you're totally right geraldine that's something let's go back to the the alternative for germany as we've seen the very year on our far right party there in the german parliament the bundestag the question is now how to respond to them and their presence here is one example. in september twenty seventeen the far right populist alternative for germany we cannot the third largest party in germany's ponderous time they claim to be the only ones who can preserve germany the rhetoric is getting tougher on all sides thank you so you know i won'

largest receiver of goods stumped made in germany after the usa at the same time germany imported french products worth more than sixty four billion euros pushing french goods in third place behind china and the netherlands. the countries have well developed trade connections now from swaps convergence on fiscal policy to one suggestion is to create a euro zone investment fund which would help support european states if they run into financial problems because of austerity policies. and for more on this close relationship let's cross over to eileen kello from the franco german institute in newsweek spoke and she joins us in stuttgart now now less than two days after her fourth election to the chancellorship i'm going to medical flies to paris can we expected a heated debate about my cost you reform plans. well first of all let me say that this is really good news for europe that finally front and germany have agreed on working on an ambitious reform agenda on the continent yes i think we can expect heated debates although i doubt that this will not be the main. business of today this wil

saxony germany. nothing. but. through the legacy of the missionaries from the arabian chance came here to do good. in the radiance of serving. thirty minutes on the dollar. as posters. are going to go and if i had my way. east germany would still be feeling co-pastor of slavyansk the juneau pledge starting march thirteenth d w. yes the end of gridlock at the germany's new government members of germany says in the tottenham but it is a fact a deal to be answered have an issue with the nationals conservatives. happy and the for what movie line to say so much will change. the grand coalition rebuttal. today on g.w. news so for. germany state by state. the most colorful. the loveliest. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on g.w. talk calm. w. . city. where the world of science is at home in many languages. and with us our innovations magazine for in. the classroom. every week and looking to the future for the w dot com science and research. t

we talked to one of germany's top economists about the impact of brecht's it and how to soften the blow and from deal maker to a deal breaker as donald trump blocks the takeover of us chip maker qualcomm national security really have been hampered by the one hundred and twenty billion dollar deal. business on crystal cole welcome at a european parliament debate on tuesday e.u. officials urged the u.k. government to speed up. with just one year to go until britain is set to exit the block prime minister theresa may has mainly been repeating the red lines that have been known for years official say and german main industry association is urging politicians in berlin to make their voices heard in brussels and avoid a hard break which could cost german businesses billions bricks it will change aspects of germany's export trade it will not be more complicated but also cost up to nine billion euros more year according to expect estimates the extra costs will be due to terrorists registration procedures and waiting times at borders and german industry representatives can still be reached betwe

made in germany which is also the title of an early album of his. it's michelle dunne discussions on my i have to say that that was my angry black man face not feeling understood it getting upset as much as not being able to explain it to people who have no idea of this life and i'm sick card just thought all talk about the life of an african man in europe for him and that should be enough hope of this was a heist. but it's not enough after all doesn't really want to talk about himself he condemns social ills for his rock and. number two says about a female refugee from africa song and his mother's language and in german the refugee crisis is passionate for him just kind i suppose live it's not an easy issue still for the door sure but only for germans for those in charge but for refugees themselves this mission isn't shari'a but it's for me it's a bit difficult because i'm the child of refugee serbs i says and i'm one of these kids you know me sometimes it's hard for me to separate my life from there. on the other hand or this is my understand it's

tension in germany's new government says the interior minister says islam is not part of germany and. disagrees. also the story of a martial arts champion plays in a trial for muslim women looks on a break at the world kickboxing sport previously considered off limits to female muslim athletes will hear about the barriers she had to overcome to breach the top . i'm phil girl welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president emanuel agreed to start work on a roadmap for reform of the european union on the eurozone they met in paris just days after chancellor merkel was confirmed in office for a fourth term but difficulties in forming a coalition have delayed the talks the chancellor and president said they would have to reform if they would have reform road not ready for a u. summit in. well macsoftware discovering those talks in paris welcome max well we'll start with a nice to see shall we chancellor merkel spoken blowing terms about germany and france his track record of working together his shoes if. we want to find a common path in the history of franco g

citizens in post-war germany. there can be no government against our wishes thank you so this is a pretty good day for social democrats in germany it will cut the. we will take back our country and people so we. had a massive blow. to the stomach. and see if you go home we've arrived at the happy moment when we have finally established ourselves in german politics. at six pm we already knew that the s.p.d. wanted to go into the opposition to the opposite to everyone was heaping pressure on the free democrats but also from on the topic of course. things suddenly got complicated for me and for all of us. the day after the election everyone was trying to get their bearings and every word could come back to haunt politicians. this had. what did the c.d.u. and us the candidate for chancellor do wrong what should have been different. if. i can just be i don't see that we should have done anything differently. but i thought the campaign through the line made it what it was in the day after i don't see that. i don't see i

she is more outside germany vinci is in germany. anchor: nina, you -- nina: yeah, i would argue that you could clearly see sense september's election, the political parties did not want to go with merkel. they all know they will lose their profile if they are in a government with angela merkel. the sdp was punished for that, losing 7% to 10% in the election. the head of the business part of the sdp that angela merkel had favored, he pulled out of the negotiations because i think he could also see that the sdp were going to lose their own profile, their own identity. and merkel, she is extremely good at just assessing the situation, looking at what is on the table and making it her own eventually. anchor: and just to pick up on this point, our the two ends going to come together as a tandem and put things together for europe. top of theed at the show, that they are in peril. >> i think in germany we are walking on the bit of a cloud, ignoring what is going on around germany. angela merkel's refugee policy has created a lot of opposit

architect of east germany's place. in the land and if i had my way. east germany would still be. masters of fear. but you know by. starting march thirteenth d.w. . really feel. the scars on. the pain still tangible. the suffering for god. for civvies edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new coming in peace time what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance to start this city's after more starting march tenth on g.w. . they don't want it. yes you know i mean you're monotonous and god knows what ink i have because i could almost see it that. goes over my dad's cynical media. us all up with out about. vision again and. they don't want it. this you know i mean when you're not in the scene crying you know what ink i park is sort of moment and i guess. what i'm focused on him is here but i'm with what it took and i said i'm not going to sit there and. this you know i mean in your mind not

architect of east germany's place i. explained if i had my way place germany would still be. master of slavyansk which you know. starting march thirteenth. the looms. most of the pain is still tangible. her. they have survived. the going to have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . new beginning in peace time more the people making it possible what needs to happen tolerance and reconciliation or to stand a chance to get. out of darkness cities after a war. starting march tenth on g.w. . lane. to. the city to be a news live from berlin explosions and gunfire in the capital of burkina faso police say the prime minister's office is under armed attack in downtown while the duke there also reports of attacks targeting french diplomatic buildings and army headquarters. ahead of italy's national vote this weekend you have you had to sicily an island on the front lines of the country's migration debate an issue that could tip the election toward silvio berlusconi

germany's economy minister has told a german public broadcaster a.r.v. he believes the european union will be granted an exemption from president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum the u.s. plans to impose. travel to washington earlier this week to make the case for new producers the white house. will take effect beginning friday. now for more let's bring in our very own standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange to now this question whether the e.u. rules. with these tariffs seems to be coming down to the wire houses being viewed among people where you are while they're listening when german economy minister peter says that this is going to be a nail biter until the end but ultimately with a positive result so in a few hours from now e.u. leaders will be meeting to discuss how to deal with these trade tensions and before the. trade commissioner cecilia malmstrom what have brief them on the results of her meeting with the u.s. side with commerce secretary as well as u.s. trade representative robert light highs earth so late us until then clarity is e

germany's place. in the mine if i had my way. east germany would still be. master. here would you know. starting march thirteenth d w. a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the heart of the world and after months of uncertainty and the america has finally managed to form a new coalition government she'll be sworn in for a fourth term as german chancellor next week and she will once again be at the head of color a grand coalition government made up of the two biggest parties the chancellors of the conservatives and the social democrats now people are asking how wounded is angela merkel after recent setbacks and is she awaiting force domestically and internationally so a question here this week on quadriga is merkel four point zero still the power for zero and even if her power is perhaps a little bit on the decline we are talking today about the most influential female politician in the world and that's on march the eighth international women's day and i'm joined here in the studio by three female commentators let me introduce them to you beginnin

going on around germany and it's. ungrammatical refugee policy has created a lot of opposition outside of germany and we're still busy trying to find out who's going to be we going to have a statement a star or a minister for digital affairs so you know uncle america has to exactly except among our michael's hand because next year we're going to see european elections and we're already experiencing a rise in populism and things are going to get a lot harder if the right wing populist win even more votes for most of you will just come in and i think there's another big reason or important reason why she would like to work with mccall the last six months you was exhausted and very busy with her efforts for the government or coalition with any partner and that was the time where mckown managed to presenting himself as the man if europe at the new power in europe as she lost a bit of her profile like. or for europe and i think she would like to work with him now to regain some of the things she lost in the last six months

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this is due to happy news coming to you live from berlin germany says hackers have infiltrated some of the government's most sensitive networks and media reports say investigators still don't know the extent of the breach brochure going tacklers are believed to have launched the cyber attack on a group that has apparently hit political targets the four killed from a cyber security expert also coming up president got to be putting lives on an ambitious vision for russia pledging to copy poverty and harm and on the nation with nuclear weapons that contradict intercepted. i don't welcome i'm not touchy about good to have you accompany apologies in germany say hackers have infiltrated south the country's most sensitive computer networks media reports say the cyber attack was discovered in december but it may have been going on for more than a year a group with links to the russian intelligence is thought to be responsible the interior ministry has given very few details so far just a brief statement sources say russian hackers have been trying to attack the government they planted spying s

has been arrested in germany on a european war and pushed him was detained by police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark now the former president had left finland to avoid arrest and on friday a spanish court reactivated warrants for the arrest of a number of catalan separatist leader as an advisor to push along said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities which along went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. the deputy state prosecuting germany's north and state big hole stein had this to say about their arrest warrant. for you to warrant has been issued we received a request and it's been looked into i'm going to say saying it's precondition is we will farther a say whether extradition can be granted the step before that however is the detention order and we're seeing if we can proceed with the tunnel if you will including. well i'm now joined in studio by our correspondent. and in boston no no we do have journalist stephen who's standing by for us but i want to begin brief you this is a drama that's had fir

taurus magnets why germany attracts so many visitors. for free spirits which is designed ameri kwanza and the mini skirts revolution. danish i call the lego company celebrates its sixtieth anniversary. germany's capital is currently hosting the world's leading travel trade show the i.t.b. berlin over one hundred eighty countries are showcasing the latest and greatest in travel and tourism and germany itself is booming as a travel destination posting record figures for the eighth year running. it's no wonder the country has everything from sandy beaches snowy mountain peaks cosmopolitan cities and beautiful countryside so let's take a closer look at germany's holiday credentials maybe you'll be tempted to pay us a visit. modern architecture breathtaking nature and a rich cultural heritage germany is attracting more and more tourists if they just didn't pay four hundred sixty million overnight stays in two thousand and seventeen alone tourism expert tossed in chief a knows why germany is so popular. notion pointed for every one of germany'

what we're in germany she has to be efficient. working late into the night is nothing unusual that survey the boss demands a lot of her staff. the company is based in berlin where lobby groups seek to influence policy making. belongs to an association for startup entrepreneurs. i'm very pleased to have been invited to join the board and support the associations work i do it first and foremost as an entrepreneur not as a woman. but if i can be a role model and encourage women then that makes me happy. in this cafe in downtown berlin yani number two is interviewing a prospective employee. she's hoping to expand into being knighted states think big is part of surveys philosophy classes promoting gender equality. but if you get one call and if they're equally qualified we hire a woman rather than a man and especially for a team that's male dominated but we also have teams that are exclusively female such as our marketing team it would be great if a man started their. yeah i mean i'm not so hopes the company will turn a profit this yea

germany's digital association but com says the process is not coming fast enough. it's calling on the government to put more funding into research on artificial intelligence. they don't believe it will lead to job losses. you can often also consume too begins we think artificial intelligence will actually create jobs over all of use of force that shouldn't be seen as a replacement for human beings but rather as an assistant for example to help us create better more advanced treatment options pollutions. to enable their research and development of ai com is asking the government to provide at least four billion euros over the next four years. fascinating what's possible now a days out until ten joins me now in the studio for more and let me start with the late stephen hawking's who warned that thinking machines could end the human race so does it make sense to suing occupation intelligence well i really don't think we have much of a choice in the matter you have to realize we're surrounded by artificial intelligence machine learning on a daily basis i mean most peop

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germany will start with several key players among them our country. music two zero one thomas miller. but one stalwart was desperate to start the game. berliner boyd saying. it was only something very special for me as a child i dreamt of playing in the olympic stadium against brazil. even though it's just a friendly match it still means a lot to me because it's here in my hometown i'm delighted to be playing the game. despite that experimental lineup germany will be confident they could make history against the brazil site were missing superstar forward neymar on to a painful memories of the two sites last meeting still fresh in their minds. you're watching the news still to come the garment industry is booming in bangladesh but wages low impoverished children as young as thirteen are laboring in the plants in an effort to help their families make ends meet. monika will be there with that much more business news. you know the banks. and so watch the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. a new zones. th

to bring germany. but his first why not make. it simple online on your mobile and free. stuff. double using a learning course. german made easy. this is news live from berlin after days of speculation china confirms a landmark meeting with north korea on his first foreign trip since assuming power north korean leader kim jong un met china's president xi jinping in beijing we will go live to our correspondent there to hear more about this historic visit and. also coming up.

work who up in the former east germany and was a committed communist. i worked in foreign intelligence in espionage for the stasi the ministry for state security for those who after the fall of the communist regime and east germany had an obvious effect on my personal life that's a common bond the uses for been there which helps us understand one another. us. state controlled cost problem and its western european partners have already invested some ten billion euros in the project the profits generated by russia's energy giant are absolutely vital to the country's economy. the kremlin calls the shots at castro which has some four hundred fifty thousand employees the company is not just a financial lifeline it's also an instrument of geopolitical power and influence. the us which the player to questions of energy security are of paramount importance for all national governments goals to do was throw. our relationship self into dependence. both sides depend greatly on one another. but the partners are dependent on our energy deliverance and we're equally

he's been arrested in germany a country which happens to have. a similar charge to rebellion and one of the other big charges of course is sedition but what i can do conclusions on monday he'll be appearing before a court in germany and then we'll see what exactly takes place. for us in our studio thank you very much for that and. to russia now where the death toll from a fire at a shopping center in siberia has risen to thirty seven russian media says many more are still missing the blaze broke out on the fourth floor of the complex in the coal mining city of quetta overall i witnesses say they saw people jumping from the windows to escape the cause of the blaze is not yet known but authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. germany's new foreign minister has embarked on his first trip outside europe to israel on his first official visit to the country must stop off at the holocaust memorial in jerusalem solidarity with israel is central to german foreign policy he set to meet the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and

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and easily exported to germany the e.u. knows those problems britain doesn't know how to solve them and the responsibility lies on the british shoulders because it is the british that are leaving not the e.u. that even the u.k. right again just agree with the. actually all the brinkmanship in the bickering i did logical brick a ring that is taking place is actually in the british side in coverage by far right parties like the f.t. were rich say that in fact that. britain should leave the e.u. it is a good thing it's doing so. well first thing i don't think that everyone who's criticizing the ever closer union of the european union is a far right party i mean you to put this into the middle of a sentence so i can make a comment about it but i will we hear you're a realistic parties i've just lost my my ear so i can hear and learn are. you back again so this is these up here or european realistic parties they're rising and all of europe and this has not been predicted by by anybody people do not want to have this ever closer

have a place in germany islam does not. this country has been culturally influenced by christianity for hundreds of years. that's why it is wrong to say that islam belongs to germany. in teaser form flourish chancellor angela merkel disagrees and she very quickly and publicly slapped down her interior minister and party ally inspiration to me you are in the four million muslims who currently live in germany practiced their religion. and they belong here just as much as their religion does your own government to do it stand i thought. germany's new justice minister offered a reminder that freedom of religion is strictly protected in the constitution. mentioned i mean i think people are tired of these theoretical discussions about terminology it's clear to everyone that we need practical solutions to our problems i hope we can agree that our value system encompasses everyone's basic rights. the central council of muslims in germany says politicians shouldn't adopt far right rhetoric in the run up to a regional election. it's

he then went on to work in husam in northern germany. has remained his great love he clearly recalls the fall of the berlin wall in one nine hundred eighty nine. i was about seven when the wall fell the best thing for me was the government's one hundred mark welcome money i went over to west berlin and bought a chocolate kinda. a lot has happened since then and the buildings are completely restored. you could still see the difference between east and west but that's no longer the case it's really only the older generation who still refer to east and west berlin. the. sky kitchen is located on the twelfth floor of a hotel in the district of least in bear not far from the train station in the past this area was shunned by many berliners and considered unattractive. but now it's growing in popularity many families in particular are moving here because the rents are still affordable. alexander cofa spent much of his childhood with his grandparents on their farm in northern germany perhaps that's why he came to love the local. star chef still

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in the battle against nazi germany. but as soviet dictator riley observed at the allied war leaders conference in 1943, quote unquote the best friendships are those founded on misunderstandings, and no doubt misunderstandings between stalin and fdr were profound and contradicted enormously to their friendship over those years, fdr -- believed or needed desperately to believe that the soviets after the war would effectively contain thelses and stalin for his part believe that side americans would go home as they had after world war i. and this -- misunderstanding began collapsing almost immediately after the fighting stopped. over the course of 1946, stalin began trying to expand his borders southward. he pressed new territorial claims in turkey and iran. he refused to -- withdraw soviet troops stationed in iran under treaty and only backed down after president truman sent a large military latila to the region. but watershed moment, however, came in february of 1947 the british empire was rapidly collapsing because brita

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