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could be a whole lot worse and for that matter so is this you know the situation throughout the middle east without the presence of the u.n. peacekeepers and you know i think they can they can play a constructive role. it s not a panacea it s not a band-aid when you talk about mali and we talk about germany s role in general of the united nations on a peacekeeping missions and i m interested to come back to the point that both of you mentioned the legacy of germany from the second world war that it is still largely a country that has a pacifist streak very sort of central to german society and german politics is germany going to have to overcome that doesn t history consider is germany going to have to shed that legacy yeah it has to overcome it doesn t has to set a legacy in the sense that we shouldn t think about it and keep it in mind of course we should keep it in mind it s a responsibility but it s not a responsibility not to act it s a responsibility to act in order to find solut
peacekeeping efforts there would be more violence so even if it doesn t necessarily lead to peace it prevents further outbreaks of violence and the situation in mali could be a whole lot worse and for that matter so is this you know the situation throughout the middle east without the presence of the u.n. peacekeepers and you know i think they can they can play a constructive role. it s not a panacea it s not a band-aid when you talk about mali and we talk about germany s role in general of the united nations on peacekeeping missions and i m interested to come back to the point of both of you mentioned the legacy of germany from the second world war that it is still largely a country that has a pacifist streak very sort of central to german society and german politics is germany going to have to overcome that process history consider is germany going to have to shed that legacy it has to overcome it does it has to show its legacy in the sense that we shouldn t think about it and keep i