country both before nine hundred eighty nine and after as a writer journalist and since twenty levon as program director of the bus live harper library. petition took histories like a huge pendulum with much love have all its one as high to one side as possible now it s right at the bottom but i hope we ll reach the other side again this is. just love how awful was czechoslovakia s last president and the first president of the czech republic after slovakia seceded in one thousand nine hundred three a former dissident was also a celebrated writer and a moral authority. shortly before his death last love personally brought topple to the library topple continues to curate the libraries cultural program as hospital would have wanted and he s kept on writing unusual novels his latest a sensitive person starts off as a road movie about a family of artists but soon turns into
most of them stay poor data stand out the bleeding good didn t change but at the same time there is there is now a very beach people who got their reach most of them ninety percent of them because of the corruption. corruption remains and in to make problem in romania. it was rife under the communist regime of dictator nicholas church a school who was executed in the revolution of one nine hundred eighty nine. the monstrous palace of parliament is a reminder of his megalomania. the old guard regrouped under the banner of the party of social democracy and corruption continued to fester even after romania joined the e.u. but here the problem is that people who have. already big problems to you but just these. fires are part option.
without your thought you. don t rock mine is fifty as a soldier in the one nine hundred eighty s. he was the victim of a chemical attack along with thousands of others he still suffers from the consequences today. because his medical file was lost he can t claim any kind of state support. that. if i hadn t been wounded in the fighting there would have been a prisoner of war i would be better off now then i would at least get a monthly pension. the state would have given me a house my children would have work instead we have nothing the children are freed prisoners of war have senior positions we don t we re doing the same hard work we did before. abdul rahman family are preparing a special dinner for razor and the visitors from german television. because it s
historical documentary material supplemented by newly shot scenes made to look like the early one nine hundred eighty s. . mark reader watched the rise of famous german bands he later played in his own promising band but major success eluded them. you. see. the film ends with the fall of the berlin wall and the growing techno see new music a new opportunity new bands new parties new drugs a new era. and a new company that you create at the time you ve recently revived it because you ve been to china about a chinese band yeah baby moved to china just two months or a china i went to a festival saw this beyond the call stolen and i thought limited guilt they would be different and this kind of psychedelic techno rock music and decided ok i ve worked with these guys i m doing record with in the studio so i could psych
cuff back and tangerine dream that really appealed to him. so he headed off to west berlin the city with the wall the city that never sleeps. was he lived in a squat where he paid no rent and witnessed the first street riots sparked by housing issues back then the problem in berlin wasn t luxury renovations but no renovations at all but the result was the same as now the demand for affordable apartments was greater than the supply. was the movie shows historical documentary material supplemented by movie shot scenes made to look like the early one nine hundred eighty s. . mark reader watched the rise of famous german bands he later played in his own