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Germany Today  | 19.06.2013

On this edition we profile a former neo-Nazi trying to teach kids about the danger of the radical far right. We also meet some schoolchildren teaching senior citizens about technology and catch up with a talented Bremen photographer. 

Germany Today  | 18.06.2013

On this edition of Germany Today we meet a maritime pilot navigating 400-meter-long container ships into the Bremerhaven port; find out why cities in the Ruhr Valley are in decline and head to the Berlin zoo to see what's cooking. 

Germany Today  | 17.06.2013

We pay a visit to the town of Rheinbeck in western Germany, where a former surveyor now runs an in-home daycare center. We also take a look at the Deutsche Kinemathek, Berlin’s museum of film and television founded in 1963, and see how Heinz Soucek creates upcycle art out of aluminum cans.  

Germany Today  | 14.06.2013

On this edition of Germany Today: The recent flooding is helping foster a sense of community in the affected areas - like Thüringen. We also meet a blood donor in Bremen and head to Aachen to find out why nothing beats stress like a good old sing-along. 

Germany Today  | 13.06.2013

On this edition of Germany Today: After the recent floods, communities across Germany are cleaning up and surveying the damage, we find out why swap shops are suddenly popular, and head to a Shaolin temple in Kaiserslautern, where students learn about Buddhism and Kung Fu. 

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