#Ukraine #notspeechless : Raúl Krauthausen

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Raúl Krauthausen

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#Ukraine #notspeechless

#notspeechless: Raúl Krauthausen

Raúl Krauthausen is a committed activist for inclusion and accessibility. He is an author, animator and founder of the association "Sozialhelden". In 2021 he published, together with Benjamin Schwarz, the book Wie Kann Ich Etwas Bewegen.

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Artists speak out about the war

Raúl Krauthausen is a committed activist for inclusion and accessibility

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Sasha Waltz is considered one of the most important contemporary choreographers. Her pieces Körper and Dialoge cemented her international reputation. Together with Jochen Sandig, she founded her dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests in Berlin.

Sasha Waltz, one of the most important contemporary choreographers, demands the end to the war

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sasha Waltz

Author Sibylle Berg has written numerous award-winning novels and plays. She lives in Zurich.

Author Sibylle Berg has written numerous award-winning novels and plays. She lives in Zurich

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sibylle Berg

Jagoda Marinić is a German writer of Croatian origin. He recently published the book "Sheroes: Neue Held*innen braucht das Land". Marinić hosts a podcast for Hessischer Rundfunk, is a columnist for Stern, and directs the Heidelberg Intercultural Center.

Jagoda Marinić, a German writer of Croatian origin, speaks out against the war in Ukraine

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Jagoda Marinić

Ukrainian director of The Earth is as Blue as an Orange, a film about a family caught up in the war in Donbas, gives her thoughts on the war in Ukraine.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Iryna Tsilyk

Sasha Marianna Salzmann is a playwright and resident author at the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin. In 2021, Salzmann's second novel, Everything Must be Glorious in People, was published. In this video, Salzmann reads from a poem by the Ukrainian writer Serhij Zhadan from his collection of poems Antenna.

Sasha Marianna Salzmann is a playwright and resident author at the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sasha Marianna Salzmann

Lyudmila Ulitskaya is a prominent contemporary Russian writer. Her volume of stories Alissa Buys Her Death was published in German in February. A critic of Putin, Ulitskaya left for Germany in March.

Ludmiła Ulicka

Lyudmila Ulitskaya is a prominent contemporary Russian writer who fled Russia in March

Ukrainian singer Jamala won the Eurovision song competition in 2016. She sung 1944, a song about Stalin's deportation of Crimean Tatars. With her children, she fled Ukraine to escape the war.

Ukrainian singer Jamala is famous for her rendition of 1944, a song about Stalin's deportation of Crimean Tatars

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Jamala

Pavel Syutkin is a Russian historian. He published the book CCCP Cook Book: True Stories of Soviet Cuisine, a culinary cultural history of the Soviet Union, and is broadcasting his statement from Russia.

Pavel Syutkin published the CCCP Cook Book: True Stories of Soviet Cuisine

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Pavel Syutkin

Artists around the world speak out in protest against the war in Ukraine. Emilia Roig is a French author and activist, resident in Berlin.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Emilia Roig

Artists around the world speak out in protest against the war in Ukraine. Belgian curator Chris Dercon pays homage to Ukrainian artists.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Chris Dercon

Ivan Lefkovits was born in Czechoslovakia. As a child, he survived two concentration camps. The immunologist now lives in Switzerland. In 2016 he published the collection of memoirs Mit Meiner Vergangenheit Lebe Ich, which recounts the experiences of Holocaust survivors.

Ivan Lefkovits

Ivan Lefkovits survived two concentration camps as a child

Artists speak out about the war in Ukraine. Ai Weiwei is a Chinese artist and activist and perhaps the best-known contemporary artist in the world.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Ai Weiwei

Artists speak out against the war in Ukraine. Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, Nino Haratischwili now lives in Hamburg. She is a novelist, playwright and director.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Nino Haratischwili

Artists speak out about the war in Ukraine. Canadian soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan is a champion of contemporary music.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Barbara Hannigan

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages of peace. Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky is from Moscow, he is famous for his best-selling science-fiction novels.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Dmitry Glukhovsky

Artists from Ukraine and around the world speak out about the war in Ukraine. Denis Ivanov is a Ukrainian producer and film distributor.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Denis Ivanov

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Oksana Lyniv is an Internationally renowned Ukrainian conductor.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Oksana Lyniv

Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson ended his long-term performance work "Santa Barbara - A Living Sculpture" at the GES-2 cultural centre in Moscow with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This is his message about the war.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Ragnar Kjartansson

Artists speak out about the war in Ukraine. Jessica Durlacher is a prize-winning Dutch writer.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Jessica Durlacher

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages of peace. Shiring Neshat is an Iranian artist, photographer and filmmaker living in the USA since 1979.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Shirin Neshat

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Oleg Sentsov is a Ukrainian film director.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Oleg Senzow

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian rapper Alyona Alyona asks the world for help.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Alyona Alyona

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian film director Alexander Rodnyansky prays for peace.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Alexander Rodnyansky

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović shows her support.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Marina Abramovic

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about Ukraine. Wladimir Kaminer is a Russian-German writer famous for his novel Russendisko.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Wladimir Kaminer

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. British violinist Daniel Hope and Ukrainian pianist Alexei Botvinov give a message of solidarity.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Daniel Hope and Alexey Botvinov

Artists speak out against the war in Ukraine. Belarusian author Sasha Filipenko calls on Europe to act forcefully.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sasha Filipenko

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Konstantin Manaev is a Russian solo cellist resident in Berlin.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Konstantin Manaev

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Eugen vom Dach is guitarist in the thrash metal band, Pripjat. Born in St Petersburg, he grew up in Kyiv. Today he lives in Cologne.

Eugen vom Dach is guitarist in the thrash metal band, Pripjat. Born in St Petersburg, he grew up in Kyiv. Today he lives in Cologne.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Eugen vom Dach

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Dudana Masmanishvili is a Georgian pianist.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Dudana Masmanischwili

Artists from Ukraine and around the world send their messages about the war in Ukraine. Jan Müller is bassist for the German band, Tocotronic.

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Jan Müller, Tocotronic

#Ukraine #notspeechless - Artists speak out about the war

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Is lazy good? Ronja meets ex-football player Kevin Pannewitz, who was about to break through into the Bundesliga, but was kicked out by the clubs for lack of discipline. Today he plays in the district league and is a happy father. Does he still feel like he missed something because of his lack of work ethic? Laziness can have meaning: it's a form of resistance, says philosopher Marilena Berends. It's a radical act against our high-speed society and the never-ending drive for production and growth. 

Ronja meets ex-player Kevin Pannewitz, who was kicked out of professional football due to lack of discipline

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"The aim of education is to form beings adapted to a system," said philosopher Johannes Winter. But Rousseau convinced us that children must be free to develop as they wish. Can we educate entire societies? Ronja discusses the idea with a lifeguard from Berlin, Extinction Rebellion activists and a couple of artists.

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What if our lives were governed by the supernatural? Why do so many people feel the urge to connect with gods, angels and energies? The occult doesn't have a great reputation, but how bad is it really? In this episode, Jan searches for answers to his metaphysical doubts.

The Occult: is the Supernatural a Natural Part of Life?

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Ronja tries to find out what humour really is by attempting to be a stand-up comedian. Along the way she gets advice from Polish comedian Kat Nip, satirical political party Die Partei, and talks to philosopher Marco Weimer about the subversive nature of humour.

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Ronja tries to find out what humour really is by attempting to be a stand-up comedian.

Why is it so important for some to show that they have money? Does wealth make you happy? Or maybe true wealth is having nothing at all? We go to the streets of Berlin to talk to the people of the city about wealth, minimalism and freedom.

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The pandemic, the climate emergency ... Everything seems extremely fragile at the moment. But is it possible to grow with crises? If so, what is the key? How can adaptability and courage make you more resilient?

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Should we let ourselves by guided by our emotions in life? Or should we listen to reason?  Ronja asks her fellow Berliners to find out the answers.

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An investigation into a little-known story from the Second World War. Having planned and executed their mass murders, the Nazis meticulously eliminated traces of their crimes against humanity between 1942 and 1944: The so-called Operation 1005.

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The Nazis meticulously eliminated traces of their crimes against humanity between 1942 and 1944: The so-called Operation 1005.

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After two months of fighting, the Russian troops had their advance towards the West blocked by fierce Ukrainian resistance. Forced to leave the suburbs of Kyiv, the occupying army left behind mass graves and horrific accounts of rape and abuse in their wake. Russia is now turning its efforts to the Dobas and the coastline along the Sea of ​​Azov. In Kyiv, the return of spring is also the return of many residents who had fled.

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The planet's jet streams are being affected by rising temperatures in the Arctic. These streams are part of a wind system that circulates at high altitude around the Earth, and they have an influence on extreme weather events. Changes in them are bad news for life on Earth.

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Far away from the South Korean capital of Seoul is the Buddhist Gameunsa Temple. Three nuns live, pray and cook together here as they preserve the knowledge of centuries-old temple cuisine. The abbess of this small monastery is the charismatic Wookwan Sunim, revered in Asia as one of the best cooks in the world.

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The Maginot Line is a giant: Thousands of underground bunkers and concrete defences lining the French border, from Belgium to the Mediterranean. In its time it was celebrated as a technical masterpiece and thought to be impregnable, today it also stands for the trauma of the French defeat in 1940. The documentary looks at a military construction that is as fascinating as it is controversial.

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Lockdowns, crop failures due to climate change and the war in Ukraine are all to blame for soaring prices around the world.

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Three Japanese men have fallen under the charms of high school student Rinko, a character from the video game Love Plus. The game finally leads them to the seaside resort of Atami, where the virtual world and real life collides.

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Pianist Maria-João Pires joins the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra at the Aix-en-Provence Easter Festival in a concert featuring the music of Mozart, Mendelssohn and Schumann.


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In 2017, Ukrainian journalist Stanislav Aseyev was living and working from the separatist region of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine. Critical of the self-proclaimed republic, he used pseudonyms to protect his identity. But one day he was exposed which led to his imprisonment and torture in the notorious Izolyatsia prison

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In 2020, for the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Philippe Jordan and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra recreated the mythical evening of December 22 1808, when  the composer presented his Sixth Symphony, also known as his Pastoral.

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#Ukraine #notspeechless - Artists speak out about the war

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sasha Waltz

#Ukraine #notspeechless: Sasha Waltz