to turkish germans not want to be german. to what extent do they feel german to what extent turkish. marx law is a working class immigrant neighborhood in do sport in the industrial rule of valley . this is where you softened omaha and country live their parents were factory and steel workers here they themselves were born in germany and have german nationality. too but do they feel german. dutch turkish to your job as i'm sure i have german friends of course in its if i were to say well i'm german they would laugh at me and say yusif are you serious but you're not really john was so i might be born and bred here and it's nice that you see germany as the love it's about time doesn't make you german as an issue there however that's much for exactly i would say i was turkish finnish definitely i can't deny it my mother's turkish my father is turkish she looks much too but i love germany you've been so much for daughter i almost love it more than i love turkey because it helped. you know to kind terms of society i'm more fearful

he looks around with germans about to shoot him and he grabs the germans pick and killed the germans with the pick. for these three actions i describe our medal of honor recipients. incredible. this gives you more above flavor of the churn of october, for the americans. douglas macarthur is advancing with his belgrade for the german , last german line i mentioned that sam is also attacking and to attacks to guide these men are stopped. the corps commander comes down and says macarthur give me that key train, that big hill or a list of 5000 casualties" are in his typical bravado replies my name will be at the head of the list of 5000. general macarthur summoned a meeting with leaders, we are going to take the hill this time in one of the officer said how are we going to do it. a young captain, captain robbie nora said i have been on that hill for two days aren't you going to ask me my opinion. he's awesome because at that moment he described that i thought at that time i would be fired or court-martialed for speaking out of turn and macarthur said you have a better idea. you have to c

to turkish germans not want to be german. to what extent do they feel german to what extent turkish. marks know is a working class immigrant neighborhood in do sport in the industrial rule a valley. this is where you softened omaha and country live their parents were factory and steel workers here they themselves were born in germany and have german nationality. but do they feel german. dutch turkish turkish job as a short while i have german friends of course and it's as if i were to say well in german they would laugh at me and say you're safe are you serious you're not really john was swearing might be born and bred here and it's nice that you see germany as clowns that. make you german as additional evidence much bizarre i would say i was turkish finnish but definitely i can't deny it my mother is turkish my father is turkish she looks much but i love germany human so much because i almost love it more than i love turkey because they're chopped. you know to kind terms of society are more fearful in turkey i feel very safe

not really german but not really turkish but more turkish than german perhaps what are germans think of people with turkish roots and which country to turkish germans identify with most according to a study conducted by the institute for turkish studies in essen twelve percent believe they have closer ties to germany thirty one percent believe they have closer ties to turkey and thirty nine percent believe they have close ties to both countries in twenty ten mistletoes a footballer with turkish roots who played for the german national team received one of germany's most prestigious media prizes for his services to integration it symbolized the new multi-cultural germany which four years later won the world cup . suddenly there were all these germans with a turkish background who identified with the german national team. including in the amateur berlin club be a k o seven. as a role model he's an idol too once he shows that you can make it here even if you have a turkish name. in may twenty eighth. caused outrage in germany when he posed for this photograph with turkish president of e

media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory gates and has a german box name nor that shows. the rhyme metal headquarters in was also unwilling to tell us what countries its foreign subsidiaries export to the press department issued a statement saying. exports by r.d.m. from south africa a carrier. out in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. seems to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. we have issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures they have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several

the former german development minister. is now the company's chief. former german defense minister. recently joined the ride. would give us an interview. are incredibly close to the government because they all. defense. foreign policy and they. claim in their public relations. which they are treated differently to most other private companies. frank from germany's financial hub is where stocks are listed the share price has shot up thanks to the money made by south africa. in january twenty seventh. just on the sixty five euros each climbing to almost ninety by media and almost one hundred ten euros by the end of the year that's a rise of more than seventy percent within a year. many analysts recommend investing in. its like this more conflicts equals a greater need for security more defense expenditure this is indeed that's the chain. and in general the arms companies in different ways depending on what's in demand will profit from that. most shareholders probably don't even know that they profit when ryan sells bombs to crisis regions investors with money in the day confound for e

actors we see german t.v. presenters one in particular who is well known for playing pranks on the far right for example interestingly there's journalists and here as well at least forty journalists in germany had their private information leaked in this as well and we have to say most of these figures are known for having us just views more in the liberal side of the political spectrum what happened here is called boxing in fact that's how the hackers referred to it this is when you were least private information your home address your private phone numbers the intention here is to encourage harassment get people to visit your house get people to call you maybe get death threats something like that in fact we heard that martin schulz of the s.p.d. reportedly started receiving phone calls on. private number and that was how this was maybe first discovered of course it's easy to speculate but we're really curious what's going on here but it is fairly clear that the focus here of this hack was going out of its w

the german army. i just want to conclude with something that edward streert, he had wart streeter wrote these things called the dear mabel letters, these little ditties that everybody recited at home, and streeter circulated among the american troops in france, got to know them really well during the war, and this is what he said about the dough boys. that strange mixture of discontent and cheerfulness, stubbornness under discipline, and trackedability under leadership, sense mentalism and repressionism, incoherence, the dough boys, streeter said, were men used to taking things as they find them, vagely understanding, caring less, grumbling by custom, cheerful by nature, ever anxious to be where they are want, ever anxious to be somewhere else when they get there. without thought of sacrifice, who left the flag waving to those at home, who serve as a matter of course. thank you all very much. [applause] >> well, this is the best time of the symposium and the conference. this is where we take questions

actors we see german t.v. presenters one in particular who is well known for playing pranks on the far right for example interestingly there's journalists and here as well at least forty journalists in germany had their private information leaked in this as well and we have to say most of these figures are known for having leftist views more in the liberal side of the political spectrum what happened here is called docs and in fact that's how the hackers referred to it this is when you were least private information your home address your private phone numbers the intention here is to encourage harassment get people to visit your house get people to call you maybe get death threats something like that in fact we heard that martin schultz of the s.p.d. reportedly started receiving phone calls and. private number and that was how this was maybe first discovered of course it's easy to speculate but we're really curious what's going on here but it is fairly clear that the focus here of this hack was going out of i

members of every german political party have been affected. let's not lie to ourselves our data is obviously transparent and at the mercy of such attacks and that can't be the case. germany's justice minister cuddling a bottle a condemned the leaks as an attack on the country's democracy. was first discovered thursday evening however the documents had apparently been tweeted beginning in december twenty eighth seen a twitter account released information daily in the style of a christmas calendar none of the internal documents over least are reported to be highly sensitive at the moment there is no known suspect nor motivation you know then they can do that in general we would like to point out that data which is circulated in this way must be handled with great care. however even if a large part of the data concerned were to be authentic experience shows that in such cases falsified data may also have been mixed in face to that and i think. it's not the first time that german politicians have been hacked russia was accused of a series of cyber

hundreds of other german politicians were targeted by the hackers from every german political party except the right wing populist party the cyber terrorists then use twitter to make public personal data such as phone numbers id documents chats invoices and even photos of their children germany's justice minister catalina barly condemned the leaks as an attack on the country's democracy the left's parliamentary party co-leader says he's deeply shocked. that it's an attack on the social cohesion of a country. i've read and heard that many artists journalists and politicians are affected. the aim is obviously to create a climate of fear a climate of insecurity in our country and the leak was first discovered thursday evening however it appears the first document started appearing in december with a twitter account releasing information daily in the style of an advent calendar none of the internal documents that were released are reported to be highly sensitive at the moment there is no known suspect nor motivation. and let's not deceive ourselves we are obviously transparent and at the mercy

and german history. the national socialists laid claim to. the city's central square was renamed karl plots after a pro german leader of the autonomy movement germany's academic elite were eager to follow on the heels of the military triumph. doesn't it get the germans had returned and strasbourg was a lucrative proposition well just financially but in terms of it being a desirable destination for many german professors. prior to his assignments a strong hunnish dion lived in heidelberg where he enjoyed a successful university career following the nazis. seizure of power in one thousand thirty three the university was brought into line with the regime all jewish professors were dismissed with my grandfather's active involvement. as an example of an academic you furthered his career under the nazis it was only after nine hundred thirty three that he was granted a full professorship at heidelberg university. north of the university chancellor and vice rector he assumed a very active role in the school's po

the germans, now, i can hear you all whispering, what germans? there are very few and one has a speaking role and that would be one with the bad haircut. steam boat willy. he's showing he's down with american culture by calling himself steam boat willy. i'm kim kardashian, but he called himself steam boat willy and much to their sorrow later on. but i'm not talking about individual personalities and that's probably unavoidable, but i think the movie, for example, does do a fantastic job of depicting the incredible fire power of the german ng-42 and the general purpose german machine gun just dominated the battlefield situation it was in. hitler's buzz saw the germans called it and later allies came to refer to it by the same way it's an incredible reliability and ring of fire and it was a wonder weapon of the day and that scene haunts me and blasted away with the mg-42 and you see the barrel smoking and the germans all trying to surrender and the americans are not quite sure that's exactly how they want to proceed whether to accept the surrender

the german companies u.s. operations only account for ten percent of the company's total revenue but that will soon change demand is on the rise the company special aluminum is required in medical technology as well as in solar cells and cars. as a business update here at the w more coming up in the next hour thanks for joining us. what. does come up our house because her head look all shake shake you want to find mom. just. and. julie functions of the legendary school obama is not. the powerhouse celebrating it seventeen or twenty ninety. the christmas day. thanks to which search engine some internet problems early hundreds of millions of dollars. why don't you make some money. of us german startup wants to help ordinary people benefit from the personal space or economy. revolutionary idea. in germany in sixty minutes w. o. earth. home to millions of species a home worth saving. he is with us on those are big changes and most start with small steps global warming two years tell stories of creative people and

german and therefore. that the. kingdom and it is in this way that the global trade in weapons remains less regulated than the global trade. some deals were approved by neither the italian nor the german government run the town has found another way around the regulations this time by south africa. since the days of apartheid the country has had a powerful arms industry with close ties to politicians. one of the few politicians who lost critical questions about this is copus marais of the opposition party democratic alliance in twenty sixteen he learned that an entire time p. arms factory had been exported to saudi arabia. we were concerned that you know subs saudi arabia has got a good record in terms of human rights and suppression of human rights especially women and then you know the perception that they are supporting isis and even some rebel forces in yemen and other countries it is in conflict zones and we were concerned that whatever gets manufactured the we you know can be used directly oh in directly in th

people were involved in it that it was not the it was not germany it was german individual german people and the numbers rose from tens of thousands of people being killed initially to hundreds of thousands then to the they absolute horror of millions being killed in in auschwitz birkenau but then he went on to give his personal testament i thought it was as is always the case in these instances so incredibly moving when he talks about the last moment when he was split up from his parents in vishy friends they were taken away they were arrested they were taken to paris and they were deported to auschwitz birkenau with many other young old jews from paris and other parts of france and once again the question from so three glenda what were those people in those trains in those courage is who knew where they were going to be taken away to and what was probably going to happen what were they saying to each other and these are the big questions that the really move somewhere so very very grateful for the personal testimony of somebody who is eighty six years old and is still there willing to

commission so in spite this being a german french treaty. took center stage with these european officials saying how important it was that the french and the germans get along how important was for europe and donald tusk of course saying that the simply franco german french to conquer place europe finding close a corporation in the future so i think this is also point that he's trying to push across that he's a testing time for the e.u. because as we see this renewal of the vows here between france and germany we see all different groupings in europe tarrying watch donald tusk would like to see which is more solidarity we have to visit proud states and we also have the scandinavians having more liberal ideas about market economy and we see a new potential axis between poland and it's really even questioning that that issue of solidarity that is so at the heart of this treaty but also particular on that european issue of migration and so on and the background music and of course. the background music is great that you have to be right about t

and now one of the speakers that was former german former president of the german bundestag and women's minister we took it she stressed that even though there are more rights for women there is still much to be done it's a quality. you think. about we've arrived in the modern age but we're not satisfied with that. in our experience and this applies not just to women that people are capable of a lot more than what they've been allowed to do. we are always discussing questions that still haven't gotten answered why alliance against women equal pay. what is with equal pay. what is with equal pay equal pay remaining a thorny issue but the right to vote has become one that many women take for granted here in europe for example for centuries national politics was in male only domain so what brought about the change and how does germany shape up compared with other major european nations. the tumultuous arrest of women's rights activist and. buckingham palace and emily davison throwing herself in front of the king's horse at the da. they're iconic images from nine hundred thirteen the struggl

live from the german border start here in berlin watching. television of course you just heard the benefits quartet playing a piece by the czech composer sure hall and now we're about to hear from seoul freelander the renowned czech historian who's going to address the german bundestag as. the guest speaker on the day on the keynote speaker on the day of holocaust remembrance here percy the president's very very. up and piece leave it for friends family or family member down ladies and gentlemen. allow me for the first of all the story thank you for reading our honor of inviting me to come speak to you today. and the day in which we remember the victims of national socialism here in the bundestag. i will be speaking german to love just me and i can only hope is that we will. forgive me for speaking a language that i spoke for many years as a child but have not spoken very much for years as an adult of course i would go. if you really acquired my german in school again but i rarely use it on the thirtieth of january one thousand nine hundred t

that's why the german team had always planned to use solar power for their system. ok and then this thing has to go as far as so that this corner here with this line that i just showed you. students comprise a very small proportion of the malawian project teams somebody most people building the system are unskilled workers employed at the university fish farm now they're getting specialist training you need you know to heal more people than he had and the base of the land to make the systems themselves the grace of the challenge still has of making them again next time without instruments. the problem in developing countries is that they build white elephants and that means they make these great buildings with lab rooms and things and they say ok let's do something . but after a while the labs stop working and just sit there redundant. and that's why we're not making things too complicated so the fun thing to sitting in the team's discipline to. have decided to make the fish nursery as straightforward as possible and he explains the various procedures as part of the

german chancellor angela merkel is speaking french. during their mutual visit to the french german youth center last summer that were clearly among friends but it wasn't always this way. shortly before the end of the second world war french soldiers moved into southern germany this after hitler had occupied and humiliated france for years german soldiers became french prisoners of war and it looked as if these tried and true enemies would always be at war with each other but the head of the french military troops was charles de gaulle and ten years later when he became president he had great plans. while at this private country residence column billet doux that please he shook hands with west germany's post-war chancellor. and in nine hundred sixty three the two of them signed the elizee treaty of german french friendship. president to go all want to do joined forces with his german partner to become a world power and eighteen years after the end of the nazis the young west german republic wanted to return to the community of nations a

northwestern cameroon at the time a german colony. what is the significance of such a gift when it is not among equals the sculptures and basques where they purchased or are they the spoils of war. oftentimes i think we have to deal with this issue openly and transparently and face up to our past for it's a unique opportunity for the humble foreign we can only find a new way into the future by working together jointly with the countries and peoples of origin and by reappraising our past together. depression cultural heritage foundation has been carrying out provenance research for over ten years but recently it's been more intensive and rigorous no doubt as a reaction to the public debate and protests from organizations representing the victims of the restitution of certain objects that were proven to have been acquired by illegal means has taken place in the glare of the media is hammer on parting afraid that his cultural collections good slowly diminish. his answer is diplomatic. there is no museum director in the world who can sing

year the german government's i.t. network came under a fresh attack russian hackers were allegedly also to blame. chief political correspondent linda. said despite what we've just heard the government says no sensitive data has been leaked one of the main. they mean that so far what we know is that most of this data is data of a personal nature as you heard in the report that means maybe credit card numbers private e-mail addresses apparently a chat or two now the authenticity to city of the data that has that has been seen could not yet all be confirmed it may be that some of. these items are in fact falsified but any rate this differs from those previous attacks as we just heard those were attacks on the physical infrastructure of the german government of the parliament that is not the case here so that's why so far at least it appears that the information is of a personal nature and doesn't for instance relate to diplomatic or political sensitive information and so what has been the german government's response wel

too optimistic perhaps well we're talking here about the personal financial situation of german germans for example don't like decks they like to be conservative when it comes to these kinds of issues they like to plan for the future so it's important to say away here we're talking about the personal situation there are two important caveat however one is that this is not the case overall for example in eastern germany many people tend to view that situation rather quickly the second caveat is that many germans when it comes to the overall development of the country do have for example many even think that germany is moving in a direction that they do not necessarily agree with when it comes to changes in japanese political landscape or germany's culture as well ok now all this is not really change the overall political preferences people have of elections were held in germany this weekend this is how things would stand german chancellor merkel's conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. bloc down one point that twenty nine percent to greens remain unchanged at twenty percent the social democrats of t

german-american irish-american. certainly we see a lot of identity politics and with the last presidential election. the question over immigration what does it mean to be a good or real american? don't forget at the time of the war the highest proportion meant ever first of second born americans it's incredible one third of americans are either born overseas or parent were. in 1924 we slammed the gates shut and said we don't want anyone else coming into this country if you're not from western europe basically said we don't want you here if you are not from norway so we slammed the gates shut that held through 1965. that is incredible now we are overdue for another immigration reform. everybody knows that here. also fear of the other. at the time there is always this need to have that domestic enemy you need to fear. we had the fear of anarchist now those of us who grew up and had a different meaning but back then those who are trying to use violence over the government and also mitchell palmer and the attorney gener

first of all we have witnessed the signing of the german french treaty here but on top of it. you had three officials of the european union also speaking so everybody here very determined to make it clear that this was not only by international treaty but something that was supposed to be forward and by the way the president the european council made it very clear that he thought this was extremely important also mentioning countries of eastern europe german french and german absolutely crucial to the batsman of the european union everybody here said it everybody knows it but as i said we have the words sixteen pages but it will need to be filled with light. and we shall what can you add to that. well absolutely i mean we saw the german chancellor say it has to be filled with concrete projects and i think that's also why we see such a mixture here this goes from special funding for cross border cooperation we're talking about schools we're talking about education learning languages become completely by lingo all that's the region also whether german foreign minister actually i

s definitive list of german books available in english. but first the cold. it was voted best opera house in the world a couple of years back its artistic director barry kosky best director a year before that and the accolades keep coming now koskie has a brand new production of what must be one of the most popular operas in the repertoire puccini's lab it premiered on sunday night. nineteenth century paris a group of crazy artists enjoying life the setting for puccini's masterpiece labo m. . when this seems trust me arrives on the scene a sweet and tragic love story begins. it's now being staged by the artistic director of berlin barry kosky when you take a piece that's completely unknown it's it's always much easier to do a production because the audience and the artists and the critics they don't know it so it's the complete opposite love away because it's one of the top three most played in five time the piece drips with nostalgia and that piece drips with expectation. and kosky satisfies those expectations his puccini is quite traditional. the cooper sho

german reunification. erroll did the end of the people's palace in one nine hundred ninety that building was closed due to as best as. the discussion regarding the new image of berlin mr had begun. fans of the building fought to keep the palace to republic others advocated for the reconstruction of the prussian palace even erecting a huge mark beside in the summer of one thousand nine hundred three. a third option a modern new building seemed to have no chance. on july fourth two thousand and two the german bundestag voted with a clear majority to reconstruct the old historic city palace. down to the tiniest detail a computer simulation was created. a lot of work. but nothing compared to the reality of executing the project. the protest of the building can to be demolished then international architects were invited to tender their i.d.'s italian architect frank costo won the tender his design is based on the baroque original just the eastern for sun it is modern. but what are the new palace be used for par

here washing the debris news we said have a lot more to tell you about including a german court throws out a lawsuit against a clothing chain desh in hopes for some compensation for victims of a deadly fire at one of its suppliers factory cub here is coming right up with that story and your business up. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. look us up with this is that you don't listen to me because it's a journey back to the roots should get a minimum of the. bush family from somalia to move around the. time when he did urgent assistance. only starts january twenty eighth. w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make an accident raring to. never read a book like this. mr jermyn on the streets. the . president prevented a german court rejects a lawsuit against a clothing chain that would have made it partly liable for a deadly fire at one of its suppliers factories. also on the program u.s. off already slapped half a billion dollars in fines on fiat's chrysler as a battle's its own version of folks violence diesel gate crisis. it's time fo

case the director found a unique way to translate words into images we start with three classics of german literature. what was published in one thousand twelve was a sensation thomas months death in venice a story of love madness and ruin himself called the book a tale of the ecstasy of destruction. for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation italian director luciano viscounty found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagonist stuff on buck from a writer into musician modeled on austrian composer gustav mahler. because i thought it was really an idea. we have a lot of. dead. and i thought about. russian but this convalescing at a hotel in venice when he becomes obsessed with the youth and beauty of a polish boy what follows is an ecstasy of music and imagery that. number six on our list all's quiet on the western front. remark turned his own trauma as a soldier in the first world war into a global bestseller. already in one thousand thirty just one year after it was published and it sold more than three an

germans used to be proud of their cars but that was before german auto makers became in broiled in the diesel emission scandal. these vehicles at the scrap yard in hamburg aren't that old and they're still in good condition. but their owners no longer trust diesel technology how did it come to this. millions of germans rely on their cars to get to work for example. diesel vehicles have been particularly popular among people like alexander its image from stuttgart who have to drive a lot. he works as a security guard in a hospital at the other end of town and he would be lost without his car especially when he's on night shift. the vehicle he thought was advertised for years as being particularly economical and green a promise that persuaded him to part with his money a purchase that he made in good faith. that's lovers always like him felix the clincher for me was being able to drive so far on one tank of fuel and vironment really friendly and with good fuel economy that was my thinking. since january most older diesel cars like his have been banished from the streets of stuttgart for

targets hundreds of german politicians media reporting that attackers have put private phone numbers credit card information at other data online have the latest on this developing story plus democrats reclaim power in the house of representatives with more diversity and more women than ever before the first order of business ending the government shutdown without funding the president's border wall. well i'm terry march and welcome to the program at least one person has died in thailand as the country's worst tropical storm in three decades makes landfall on the country's southeast coast tropical storm public has hit the shore of not see tom or on providence bringing it rain heavy rain with it and stormy seas seventy kilometer per hour winds. already say public is moving westward and could trigger flash flooding through the night perry services have been suspended and many flights grounded. let's bring in correspondent karl fountain hauler who is at the dawn soccer ferry terminal and sort out tony province in thailand karl storm public has just made land landfall i understand what d

some german actors a german t.v. presenter who is well known for bowling pranks on the far right and interestingly a lot of journalists as well as forty different journalists are also had their personal information exposed here in this hacking. so most of these figures they're german and they're well known for sort of left leaning political views what happened here is really it's called dox ing and if you haven't heard about that this is releasing personal information on purpose so your phone number your email your home address and the intent here is often to get people essentially to harass you on your private number in fact we heard reportedly martin schulz of the s.p.d. he started getting phone calls from. arrangers on his private number that was how this was first revealed it's easy to speculate but what i've heard is well you know overall this hack seems to go out of its way really to target people with left leaning left wing views in germany now as frustrating to it looks like there's this leak happened early i

and after a plead binary of prominent germans for the u.k. to stay in your we called the future holds for britain d.w. finds on throws in the most unlikely places. helping the victims of china's crackdown on muslims human rights activists in neighboring kazakhstan would look to real not families suffering from the chinese government's repressive policies in the country's northwest region. and germany becomes the leaves country to save minds exclude the chinese tech giant from its high speed five g. network bunin says it has two sons about national security. son of a warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy madre to have your company. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says his country is open to a proposal to send german monitors to the strait the waterway became a flashpoint between russia and ukraine two months ago came the german foreign minister heikal moss was in moscow and france volunteers have also offered to assist in the monitoring of the street which links the black sea to the sea of. ukraine temporarily imposed martial law after

members of parliament were on board the ship one by the german in g.o.c. watch and we're going to talk to a spokeswoman from that organization in a moment but first this report. imagine being stuck on a boat in such rough seas not knowing well you'll go next since there dramatic rescue of the libyan coast in december this has been the reality for about fifty migrants they are in limbo in the narrow confines of the two ships operated by eight organizations see watch and see i q a p n countries have so far refused to let them disembark but mayors of several large italian cities refused to obey the country's official tough anti immigration law slamming it as unconstitutional. in naples says and other cities we apply the laws only if they conform with the constitution thus the constitution prevails are the ordinary laws to get people's rights are restricted according to the color of the skin by the constitution must prevail. and this official letter to majesty offered to let the watch come to the harbor for naples assuring them that the refugees will be able t