. tour around the ring in ten returns home on d w dot com the ring at times. is going to. change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. here. the german government outlines its plans to get dirty diesels off the streets of its most polluted cities the diesel deal gives drivers the choice of hardware fix or trade in. the industry with a hefty bill. looks like fish and chips but it is surely not. from london just a surprising fish substitute. this is the business welcome during the night the german government and the car industry came to an agreement that owners of diesel cars in regions with high pollution can either have their vehicles retrofitted or receive a premium towards buying a new car. high nitrogen oxide levels that have caused some german cities to ban diesels in the past. the position of the german government is clear auto makers will be in charge of making diesel cars in g
on talent but still poor image of creation opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making names for themselves all over the world. song live along the way some might follow. with continue. their experience or freedom in a sense is like the experience of the day you can visit it with your call come back home. my name is your favorite food and i work at. our guest today is more a tory bagger former spokesman for the german green party s youth organization welcome to the d.w. interviewer. hello. mr harborough go tell us why you joined the green party. i decided to join when i was seventeen or eighteen i was finishing school i was interested in politics and looked at different parties the greens were closest to what i was looking for. a party that thinks beyond those national borders and focuses on things beyond its own well being. the greens don t see politics simply as par
a future. i really understand people who say they do want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new coming in peace talks what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand the chance darkness cities after more starting march tenth on t.w. . long live the king. here in the forty four shirts show he can become dortmund s main mime in friday s win over. scored twice on added a third to a three two win for indorsement. the result puts a dent in cologne survival bid it s a first defeat in five games for stefan wouldn t recommend it for dortmund s new star the night could hardly have been more perfect. but now let s turn our attention to saturday s games and we have plenty of action to bring you in today s show. leipzig travel to glad as the two of the league s european hopefuls clashed so would it be the folds or the poles which gives their qualification credentials a boost. shall go are another side battli
almost one year into world war i, an american journalist and a cinematographer left chicago for berlin, germany and traveled with the german army to prussia and poland. they shot about 5.5 hours of film. they returned in december of 1915 september 1915 and in december released a film on the firing line with the germans. it was screened widely in the united states despite the fact it presented a favorable view of the german forces. it wasbout how discovered and restored by the library of congress. and then listen to two scholars discuss how it was done. this film is about two hours. my name is cooper graham. at the moment i am retired but i used to work at the library of congress and while i was here, among the fascinating things i ve found buried in the vaults, and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vulture, is a film and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vaults, is the on the firing line with the germans are co- he and i think it reflects very well what was
one hour and 15 minute feature film. the film received positive reviews and screened widely in the united states despite the fact that it depicted a favorable view of the germans. what s next, learn about healthy restored bylm was the library of congress. and then listen to two scholars discuss how it was done. this program is about two hours. my name is cooper graham. at the moment i am retired but i used to work at the library of congress and while i was here, among the fascinating things i ve found buried in the vaults, and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vulture, is a film and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vaults, is the film on the firing line with the germans . i think it reflects very well what was going on with the united states, where the united states was looking with suspicion at this war in europe and wondering how much it wanted to get involved and how much it could stay out and whether circumstances would allow it to do so. jim: i am a scholar