The night watch by rembrandt is right now being restored under the watchful eye of well anyone who wishes to see the painstaking restoration process the painting is a 400 years old and it was lost restored after a knife attack on it in 1975 that restoration has started to discolor a bit the rice museum in amsterdam has decided it is such an important painting that the public should be allowed to see it as its current renovation precedes. Operation night watch cutting kerner is allowed to get right up close to the rembrandt painting the chemist is in charge of a team of 20 researchers restoring The Night Watch is the chance of a lifetime. Many other one hind of pigments did he use 400 years ago with and how has the condition changed im certain that it will gain a lot of information from these investigations and that will be able to dive deeply
into the analysis of this art work the painting is famous for several things its size measuring 16 square metres and weighing 170 kilograms the w
Violence and oppression. And lying to save people and for the common good is a topic of jacob the lawyer 100. 00 german must really believe. Venice is still flooded and did the latest. 80 percent of this the goon city off the northeast coast of italy on the water 3 of the worst 10 floods since records began 120 years ago have happened in the last week now salt water is no good for many things including priceless works of art and the foundations of historic buildings. The record high tides have brought venice to its knees known for its canals and Gondolas Venice has always been a city of water but its never experienced a week like this one the socalled or high water flooded the citys historical buildings including many of its most famous monuments water flowed into st marks
basilica submerging in script and covering the Churchs Mosaic Floors the extent of the damage cant yet be established but its expected to be significant a member of the board responsible for maintenance of the basili
And we dive into the impressionistic 1st novel of turkish german author. About the lives of girls and women in rural turkey in our continuing series 100 german street and. All the green volt in the german city of dresden is the historic Treasure Chamber all of the saxon kings it got its name thanks to the molokai green painted columns in some of its rooms and it houses some 3000. 00 precious objects made of gold silver ivory and gems and well after world war 2 the russians carried much of it off to moscow but the saxons worked very hard to bring the entire collection home and now after a break in early on monday some pieces have gone missing again. At around 520 on monday morning the Emergency Services were called out to a fire and a Power Distributor Investigators are now examining the possibility that the fire
was sabotage to cut off the power supply and facilitate access to the museum. And as i knew between them it was a display case with 3 sets of jewelry within the historic green
and sixty s turkey who has her own off stickles to overcome it mina. first came to germany as a 19 year old in 1965 and very soon she abandoned her mother tongue turkish and began to write in german her 1st novel is a fictional account of her own childhood and its title is a story in itself his. all lives flat bread turkish delight if you come to a market in germany these days you won t just find sausages when immigrants from turkey started coming here in the sixty s they brought their food with them and their stories. and. life as a caravans arrive has 2 doors i came in one i went out the other one a title in the book author emina served as a model rights of a childhood in turkey in the fifty s and sixty s it s a life of hardship the family in the book can t pay their rent their landlord takes
comes to defend his fake news isn t it enough for you that we have almost nothing to eat that in winter one in 5 of us freezes to death that every day half a street gets taken away in transports all that still isn t enough. and when i try to make use of the very last possibility that keeps them from just lying down and dying with words do you understand i try to do that with words because that s all i have then you come and tell me it s pretty good author you like back i spent his own childhood in a jewish ghetto in poland after world war 2 he came to live in east germany this book his 1st novel fills the reader with warmth without giving way to pay foes or minimizing the horrors of nazi crimes. so you could go liar is not our hero s tale it s the story of a man who creates a ton of hope with just a grain of truth it s also