with this arrest, the third reich is ended forever. in this city is the body of the most hated man in europe, heinrich himmler, chief of the nazi secret police. captured while posing as a civilian, he was carrying tiny vials of poison. under examination, he bit into one concealed under his tongue. this nazi has met in violent death his proper end. ♪ this is belson, notorious german death camp. the last of the inmates are treated by medical troops before being transferred to allied field hospitals. insecticide is applied to liberated prisoners. of the 29,000 who survived, 500 are children. the former enemies of the reich will receive human care and medical attention. joseph kramer, murderer of countless thousands is now a prisoner. flame tanks fire the building and belson is erased from the earth. buchenwald, dachau, north house , names of shame free men must not forget. ♪ president harry truman delivers a warning of the blows that are yet to fall upon japan. >> the japanese now know that their dreams of conquest are shattered. they

but like other regions of the reich saxony had its share of fanatical regime followers. unlike cigs city hall the americans made a gruesome discovery the bodies of the mayor his wife and daughter dead by suicide the city treasurer evidently follow their example. see what's on the light there was an unprecedented wave of suicides as if for many people this was really the end of the world he can see he was well it wasn't that they couldn't imagine a life beyond national socialism but rather they could no longer imagine a world beyond these conditions as the prevailing mood was one of a unique sense of doom it was just. in the final weeks of the war on the elba river made international headlines the small town 50 kilometers northeast of lives there was the meeting point of soviet and us soldiers a milestone celebrated on april 26th 1905. in fact the 1st contact between patrols had taken place a day earlier. brothers in arms for 3 and a half years united against the nazis the news was welcomed in washington by the new u.s. president harry s. truman who issued a statement say

these former enemies of the reich will now receive human care and medical attention. the commandant, joseph kramer, murderer of countless thousands, is now a prisoner. british flame tanks fire the flimsy building. it is erased from the earth. freemen muste that not forget. >> ♪ narrator: president harry truman delivers a warning of the blows that are yet to fall upon japan. >> the japanese now know that their dreams of conquest are shattered. they no longer boast of dictating peace terms in washington. this does not mean however that the japanese have given up hope. they are depending on america tiring of this war. becoming weary of the sacrifices it demands. they hope our desire to see our soldiers and sailors home toin, and the temptation return to the conference and profits of peace, will force us to compromise short of unconditional surrender. they should know better. they should realize this nation, now at the peak of its military strength, will not relax, will not weaken in its purpose. we have the men, the material, the skill, the leadership, and the fortitud

now the pure of the beaten third reich comes out under arrest. with utile he walks through a tunnel in the planes for compound to imprisonment. the commander of germany's unrestricted submarine warfare. with the arrest of your little -- utile, the third reich is ended forever. in this city is the body of the most hated man in europe, heinrich himmler, chief of the secret police. captured while posing as a civilian, he was carrying tiny vials of poison. he bit into one concealed under his tongue. met in violent death his proper end. ♪ this is belson, notorious german death camp. the last of the inmates are treated by medical troops before being transported. ♪ applied to is liberated prisoners. survived, 500who our children for the former enemies of the reich will receive human care and medical attention. joseph kramer, mergener of countless -- murderer of countless thousands is now a prisoner. belson is erased from the earth. north housedachau, and, names of shame freemen must not forget. ♪ president harry truman delivers a warning of the bl

it his mission to revive the german automobile company the second speech as the leader of the third reich was at the berlin motor show in 1933. he said we're going to build the autobahn, are going to revive the automobile industry, and third, i'm going to dominate grand prix racing. and so all of that came about because of the economic, social, political, upheaval that was happening at that point in time. so i would not be surprised, that there may be reflections of that, into that. so absolutely. he went back then the racecars they were building were designed, hoping to display them today the racecars we have or absolutely not appropriate when did it branch out from being sort of a showcase for cars that you could purchase to being such a specific -- >> guest: this is very true, this really happened in the late 20s and 30s. the difference, the split that you found. i guess the best way to maybe describe it was describe what dell aided comments the car company they went to build this big fancy racecar, with the germans did with mercedes their fledgling automobile company they decided with

the war. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear that. >> a fourth reich. >> a fourth reich. >> well, there were certainly good nazis who got away. who escaped either the hangman or prison for some sort of accounting. some of them famously went to south america. and there were a few who had ambitions of somehow either reconstituting the german reich or keeping alive the spirit of the reich for adolf hitler. these are a fringe group, not to be taken seriously. a great concern is not those who escape justice and those who may have had ambitions to pull together the tattered remnants of the german empire back into -- and reconstituting it in some fashion. but those in germany and elsewhere in europe, it is not just germans by my means who feel that the spirit of the third reich somehow should be honored and should -- you cannot be legally a nazi in germany. the germans have been extraordinarily capable in the past 75 years, first, of educating all germans, particularly younger germans about what had happened and who was responsible for it, but it is difficult to snuff out this virus of fascism. and

host: a fourth reich? caller: a fourth reich. guest: there were certainly good nazis who got away and escaped the hangman or prison or accounting. some of them famously went to south america. there were a few who had ambitions of either reconstituting the german reich. or, at least keeping alive the spirit of the reich in the spirit of adolf hitler. this is a fringe group. really to be taken seriously. i think of greater concern is not those who may have had ambitions to pull together the tattered remnants of the german empire and reconstitute it in some fashion. but those in germany and elsewhere in europe, it's not just germans, by any means, who feel that the spirit of the third reich somehow should be honored. and you know, you cannot legally be a nazi in germany. the germans have been extraordinary capable in the past 75 years at educating all germans, particularly younger germans, about what had happened and who was responsible for it. but it's difficult to snuff out this virus of fashion. and we see it cropping up in hunga

fourth reich. guest: there were certainly good nazis who got away and escape either the hangman or present. -- prison. some of them went to south america and there were a few who had ambitions of either reconstituting the german reich. or at least keeping alive the and the the reich hitler.f adolf this is a fringe group. they are really not to be taken seriously. think of greater concern is those who may have had together the ull at that timered remnants of the and reconstitute it in some fashion. elsewhere rmany and in europe -- it's not just feelns by any means -- who that the spirit of the third eich somehow should be honored and shouldn't -- you cannot be in germany.nazi the germans have been capable at first educating all germans, particularly younger germans, about what had happened and who was responsible. but it is difficult to snuff out this virus. we see it cropping up in hungary and other places in eastern europe. it in little sparks of ortions of germany that's very concerning. we see i

he presents himself in films as i hero of the reich. having read everything about them, memoirs, people who knew him in interviews, et cetera, still did not subscribe to the ideology, didn't really much care like hitler but was willing to do whatever it took to be the top racecar driver in the world. it's a complicated story and he was a complicated individual, but i think that he ultimately sacrificed his soul for racing. >> and similarly, lucy and -- i'm forgiving -- >> charles and renÉe. >> like, they also, yeah, they also were doing anything to be able to race. i mean, yeah, you can definitely see like the good versus evil type play out, but similarly they were very much willing to do anything and to drive, to race. >> so you can definitely see that in their stories as well. [inaudible] -- but they knew, right? rudi and his fellow members on the german racing team, then you what hitler was doing, you know, even before the war. they knew the sort of torture, imprisonment of the jewish people, germany, and yet they were still willing

host: a fourth reich guest: there were certainly good nazis who got away and escape either the hangman or prison. some of them famously went to south america and there were a few who had ambitions of either reconstituting the german reich or keeping alive the spirit of hitler. this is a fringe group not to be taken seriously. those who may have had ambitions to pull together the tattered remnants of the german empire and reconstitute it in some fashion. in germany and elsewhere, it is not just germans by any means who feel that the spirit of the third reich somehow should be honored. you cannot legally be a nazi in germany. the germans have been extraordinarily capable at educating all germans, particularly younger germans, about what had happened and who was responsible for it. but it is difficult to snuff out this virus of fascism. we see it cropping up in hungary and other places in eastern europe. we see sparks of it in portions of germany. it is very concerning. we see it wherever there is a populace who wants to take the route of fascism or neo-fascism. that is a greater concern

spirit of the reich or the spirit of adolph hitler. this is a fringe group not to be taken seriously. i think a greater concern not those of justice, those who may have had ambitions to pull together the ator remnants of the german empire and reconstitute it in some fashion. but those in germany and elsewhere in europe, not just germans by any means who feel that the spirit of the third reich somehow should be honored. and should, you know, you cannot be legally a nazi in germany. the germans have been extraordinary capable in the past 75 years, first of educating all germans, particularly younger germans about what had happened and who was responsible. it is difficult to snuff out the virus of fascism. we see it cropping up in hungary and other places in eastern europe. we see little sparks of it in portions of germany. that's very concerning. and we see it wherever there are populous who want to take the route of fascism or neo-fascism or proto-fascism and try to feather their nest politically with it. that's of greater concern than

i mean if you count everything going but it comes to 3000000000 reich's mark in a bank notes alone. there was so much money stored here that there was a shortage of cash in berlin or. one of the most spectacular finds never t.v. this is of course a replica the original is back in berlin's pergamon museum if all of this is an adventurous enough for you you can also explore the labyrinth by mountain bike but there are only a limited amount of spots and dates so you should sign up ahead of time in any case there's plenty to see down here. like this grotto full of sparkling salt crystals. because it was on board it's something special or unique in the world as far as we know the salt crystals of this size with a metre long edge aren't found anywhere else except at america. and then the right light it's twice as beautiful. time now for our weekly the mail our viewer jeff messmate sent us a video of his trip to the island of later on the philippines there he went scuba diving and that's an amazing footage of the pacific colorful underwater world. book castle in eyes and a symbol of german

the former labor secretary and progressive author robert reich is here. he knows his way around these issues. >>> and later tonight, we look at a note of uplift with walle who is here live, later. to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. the 3:40 mid-shift migraine medicine. introducing ubrelvy™. it's the migraine medicine for anytime, anywhere a migraine attacks without worrying if it's too late or where you happen to be. one dose of ubrelvy™ can quickly stop a migraine in its tracks within two hours. many had pain relief in one hour. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. few people had side effects, most common were nausea and tiredness. ask your provider about ubrelvy™ or access doctors from home with telemedicine. migraines can strike anytime, anywhere. ubrelvy™. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. you get way more than free shipping. you get thousands when you shop

third reich somehow should be honored. you cannot legally be a nazi in germany. the germans have been extraordinarily capable at educating all germans, particularly younger germans, about what had happened and who was responsible. but it is difficult to snuff out this virus. we see it cropping up in hungary and other places in eastern europe. we see sparks of it in portions of germany. it is very concerning. we see it wherever there is a populace who wants to take the route of fascism or neo-fascism. that is a greater concern than any residual of nazis from 1945. >> you wrote in your last book about the discovery of a trove of treasures after the remains of the war. how did allied forces prevent looting of that and prevent extra violence, revenge violence against germans who may have been prisoners or in pursuit of german troops? >> the germans were great thieves. nazis had looted artworks and treasures of all sorts from individuals and galleries and museums all across occupied europe. we tried to discover that stuff and get back to the original owners is a proce

it was both as a propaganda union and also for the third reich so it was as a nationalistic and that is what they were for a very long time. >> switching a little bit, a question i'd like to ask when doing the research was there something that you found that was so striking and such an incredibly interesting fact that maybe didn't fit into this but thought that maybe like something that you want to work into a future book or something that you are so struck by that didn't make its way into the book that you wish could have in some way? >> i think that is a hard question. i can't think of anything really specific that i found a doctor the break of world war ii, he left a tremendously dramatic second part he joined the u.s. army and was involved in the invasion of italy helped free europe and then went back to the united states and brought his family, his brother, his sister and ended up starting one of the most successful french restaurants in new york city and became this fixture on the restaurant scene and left the rest of his life and died a new yorker. you could write a whole book

it worked in terms of defeating the third reich and what it stood for. questionn raises the why the cold war? inevitable? war writes dolefully in january 1945 his fear and concerns that the only bond of the victors is their common hate. and that was printed in martin ofbert's official history the life of churchill. we have to think of something better than this. in other words the only thing that holds us together is a negative we are fighting, nazi germany. be in a couple of weeks talking about the delta conference and we will in britain and so on. it is a common place in some circles in the united states that yalta was a conference that divided europe. europelly the divided was not the result of the yalta conference. it is in many ways decided by the strategy the allies adopted before. the fact there was no second that if 42 or 43 meant the red army defeated the very wased -- the wehrmacht, it inevitable the soviets would be a force in eastern europe. there are good reasons why there was no second runt until 1944. they are well documented in this museu

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they talked about how the legal system was this wellspring for the third reich because of the -- there is a system i can refer you to. they kept a lot of that. comes in, one of the things he does, he goes five years with the people's court institution in munich at the time and they will re-create the people's court's. he won't let them talk. defend ast let them he was loved do when he just would talk and talk and talk. -- as he was allowed to do when he would just talk and talk and talk. i think you raise a lot of questions about the anti-semitism and the challenges they would have. >> a follow-up to what you just said -- i'm a lawyer among other things. what was it that gave hibbler .uch an advantage you have a lot of people talking and howe third right him -- third reich and how important it was that people cooperated with its? there was something about the legal system that made the totalitarianism hobbits easier -- of it easier. had.t in with what they what was it about the law? i think there are a couple things. the way that it worked at the time, the defendant would be allowed to

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themselves defeated by an army they had been repeatedly told would never last on the soil of the third reich longer than nine hours. ♪ in the 97 days since the fifth corps had let the assault over omaha beach, it had come nearly 500 miles, as it now drove across the german border and stood on the soil of hitler's germany. who was it that once said the american was no soldier? in world war ii, the american soldier proved his fighting quality, as he always has and always will. isstands second to none, and leadership is second to none. from private to general, he is the prospect of a free society conceived in liberty. , throughas the power his right to vote in free elections, to choose his own commander-in-chief. he has a voice in making the laws that govern him. he has a precious heritage to , when, much to fight for he must fight to defend his good way of life. he prefers the arts of peace, as all men of goodwill do, yet he knows how to practice the art of war. in some of the scenes filmed at the actual historic events which have been documented in this series, you have seen the reaction to

it just wasn't they hadn't left their apartment to have that contact. >> and professor reich, i also want to play for you some of what we're hearing from people who are hit by this. obviously all these people out of work as i mentioned with the numbers, just tragic, and also small business owners struggling. take a look. >> to rush through and throw the chips up in the air and see where they land is not real a a realistic policy or safe one. >> i'm not going to be able to eat if it's four or five weeks. i had to make the decision i'm going the open my business. >> anything that has to be done in the store, we pull right now from our own personal savings to make sure we keep things going. and we're just going to manage it however we have to. >> professor? >> i think it needs to be restated that this is the richest country in the world. the united states is the richest country in the history of the world. the idea that we have to subject so many of our workers to the diabolical choice between either working and putting food on their table and keeping a roof over their heads or subbing

until the very last 2nd of the 3rd reich is this was used by the game called. since d.-day in june 1044 the western allied troops had been advancing from normandy through france and belgium towards germany. in the process liberating paris brussels and antwerp from nazi occupation. we were told through ordered to take the ground that very were wrong. they get away from. how we advance through to win the war we were the ones are going to work and not. on september 11th 944 the 1st us divisions reached the belgian german border near us and. more than 3 months earlier than expected. one day later the 3rd u.s. armored division crossed into germany near the town of what can. we just went through the town i went on the other side then we're going to the real trouble with the 1st. sight of the seed weed line zeke freightliner was the defensive wall built to secure germany's western border we saw steel gates in the road and dragon steve that was the 1st dragon steve that we're doing had seen. antitank obstacles were known as dragon's teeth they accompanied a line of bunkers stre

on may the 1st 945 the battle for belin had been raging for 2 weeks the capital of the 3rd reich lay in ruins while the nazi leadership still refused to sign an unconditional surrender soviet troops continued to fight their way towards the furious bunker in a house to house back. there all to make goal was to capture the leader of the 3rd . hitler was the symbol of the war and of fascism so he was a trophy that everybody want to show some priest more the more peter is curt. but when i was hitler soviet soldiers found 6 children's corpses in the garden of the right chancery to charred bodies as well as skull fragments and teeth. and what did these 2 young women have to do with a search one was. a red army interpreter the other a german kit a high is a man the assistant to hitler's dentist both played a decisive role in the identification of hitler's remains. prism and. the witness states i clearly recognize the gold teeth and the dentures i was shows me. and was immediately informed about the remains and their identification. then you know he now knew that hitler was dead. to begin wi

destructive force, fell to an army that they were told would never last on the soil of the third are reich longer than nine hours. in the 97 days, the fifth corps had led the assault on omaha beach, it had come nearly 500 miles, and now drove across the german border, and now stood on german soil. who was it, that once said the americans, was no soldier. in world war ii, the american soldier proved his fighting quality. as he always has, and always will. he sends, second to none and his leadership, isn't second to none. from private to general, he is the product of a free society, conceived in liberty. he even has the power, through his right to vote in free election. to his own commander and chief, he has a voice in making the laws which govern him. he has a precious heritage to defend. much to fight for, when he must fight. to defend his good way of life, he prefers the art of peace, as all men of good will do. but he knows how to practice the art of war. in some of the scenes, filmed and the actual historic events that have been documented in the series, you have seen the reaction to th

a slapstick version of hitler, the imaginary best friend of a young boy growing up under the third reich. despite the potentially incendiary premise, i found jojo rabbit to be rather bland — neither sharp norfunny enough to cut to the heart of its controversial subject. many others disagree, and the film has provoked heated debate since first opening in cinemas. you can make up your own mind about it on dvd from monday. that's it. thank for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you aren't eating. no, i am not that hungry. i might eat later. for now, i'm just going to chew on these grapes. hello. it's hard to overstate just how different our weather will be by the end of sunday, certainly in the feel of things out there as it turns much colder across the uk. the cold accentuated by a strengthening wind as well. more cloud around, too, the chance of seeing a bit of rain. sunday begins with the cold air already in place in scotland, and then it surges south across the uk. cold arctic air coming our way, so very different from what we

western part of the country including the so-called racecar to lie and were incorporated into the german reich. by the regions were placed under german civil administration. himmler's vision was to make germany the mightiest nation in the world by bolstering the population with new progeny from abroad mainly. from eastern europe. in the one discussions in berlin are hundreds of documents that show the gradual development of humor strategy for the organized abduction of children. after his trip through far to go himmler wrote to the go lighter after chrysler. i believe it is right that small children of especially good raise from polish families because elected and brought up by us and special not to large children's nurseries and orphanages. i would advise starting with 2 or 3 such institutions so as to gather experience. is about hina mine is a professor of contemporary history at the university of minister. she has studied the subject of the stolen children for a number of years. she set up a europe wide research project and with colleagues analyzed 17000 files of foreign children found by t

a slapstick version of hitler, the imaginary best friend of a young boy growing up under the third reich. despite the potentially incendiary premise, i found jojo rabbit to be rather bland — neither sharp norfunny enough to cut to the heart of its controversial subject. many others disagree, and the film has provoked heated debate since first opening in cinemas. you can make up your own mind about it on dvd from monday. that's it. thank for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you aren't eating. no, i am not that hungry. i might eat later. for now, i'm just going to chew on these grapes. hello. that's the warmth over with for a while. it will feel very different out there, this time tomorrow. now, we are ending today with a few thundery downpours out there, parts of wales, moving on towards the midlands, and one or two heavy showers gradually fading elsewhere as we get into the night. tomorrow, the main weather story is that a change to much colder weather, and the wind is really picking up as well. now, northern scotland is alre

a slapstick version of hitler, the imaginary best friend of a young boy growing up under the third reich. despite the potentially incendiary premise, i found jojo rabbit to be rather bland — neither sharp norfunny enough to cut to the heart of its controversial subject. many others disagree, and the film has provoked heated debate since first opening in cinemas. you can make up your own mind about it on dvd from monday. that's it. thank for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you aren't eating. no, i am not that hungry. i might eat later. for now, i'm just going to chew on these grapes. hello. well, it's time to get a check on the weather for the next week or so. friday was obviously a pretty good day for most of us. a few showers lurking around here and there, but, on the whole, a bright and warm day. and saturday is looking every bit as warm, in fact a degree or so higher, i think the temperatures will be across some south—eastern areas. and that's because the weather has been coming in from the south, but the skies have bee

a slapstick version of hitler, the imaginary best friend of a young boy growing up under the third reich. despite the potentially incendiary premise, ifound jojo rabbit to be rather bland — neither sharp nor funny enough to cut to the heart of its controversial subject. many others disagree, and the film has provoked heated debate since first opening in cinemas. you can make up your own mind about it on dvd from monday. that's it. thank for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you aren't eating. no, i am not that hungry. i might eat later. for now, i'm just going to chew on these grapes. a recent scene in shetland behind me, imagine that. the second week of may, strong arctic winds blowing in some show, as may, strong arctic winds blowing in some snow, as that cold front swept across the country. you can see it here, this line of cloud. and this is an animation of that cold air screaming out of the arctic region through today and into tomorrow. you can see that cold air spreading into other parts of europe as well, so it is not j