DW TV Program Schedule 2015-06 - Stand 06-05-15m.dw.com/downloads/26603042/microsoft-word-dw-tv-program...DW | MON 2015-06-01 1/69 MON 2015-06-01 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Shift

1 – 21 June 2015

All times given in UTC/GMT. Local Times: Cape Town UTC +2 I Delhi UTC +5,5 I Hong Kong UTC +8 San Francisco UTC -7 | Edmonton UTC -6 | New York UTC -4 All first broadcasts in bold print. All broadcasts in 16:9 format, unless otherwise noted. Programming subject to change at short notice. Please note: new schedule starting 22 June 2015 at 06:00 UTC

DW | 2015-06

Index MON 2015-06-01 ................................................................................................... 1 TUE 2015-06-02 ..................................................................................................... 5 WED 2015-06-03 ................................................................................................... 8 THU 2015-06-04 .................................................................................................. 11 FRI 2015-06-05 .................................................................................................... 14 SAT 2015-06-06 ................................................................................................... 17 SUN 2015-06-07 .................................................................................................. 20

MON 2015-06-08 ................................................................................................. 24 TUE 2015-06-09 ................................................................................................... 27 WED 2015-06-10 ................................................................................................. 30 THU 2015-06-11 .................................................................................................. 33 FRI 2015-06-12 .................................................................................................... 36 SAT 2015-06-13 ................................................................................................... 39 SUN 2015-06-14 .................................................................................................. 43

MON 2015-06-15 ................................................................................................. 47 TUE 2015-06-16 ................................................................................................... 50 WED 2015-06-17 ................................................................................................. 53 THU 2015-06-18 .................................................................................................. 56 FRI 2015-06-19 .................................................................................................... 59 SAT 2015-06-20 ................................................................................................... 62 SUN 2015-06-21 .................................................................................................. 65

MON 2015-06-22 ................................................................................................. 69

DW | MON 2015-06-01 1/69

MON 2015-06-01 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden For the 150 years before the start of the 14th century, Visby on Sweden’s Gotland Island was the largest and most modern city in the Baltic Sea. Located along ancient trade routes to Novgorod in Russia and deep into the Islamic world, Gotland was crucial to the wealth of the merchant Hanseatic League. German, Russian and native traders had great influence over life on the island and built impressive stone warehouses and 17 churches. Starting in 1270, a mighty city wall was constructed. But a short time later, other trade routes were established, and Visby was impoverished. Enthusiasm for ruins in the Romantic era and increased awareness of the need for historical preservation brought about a minor comeback in the 19th century. Today, Visby boasts one of Europe’s few intact ring city walls and a medieval cityscape full of the remains of ancient churches. This report shows the city and its ruins, walls and medieval heritage in midsummer.

00:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 01:00 Journal – News 01:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 01:30 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 35-year-old Kerstin Doppelstein is a shepherd in the south of Leipzig. She tends to her flock of 400 sheep with the help of her trusty companion, sheepdog Rufus. The grazing animals help maintain the dikes along the river. The biology graduate had originally eyed a university career, but chose to work outdoors with animals instead. To Kerstin, tending the flock is not just a job but a way of life. She loves what she does, even though it’s hard work, every day, no matter what the season. A year in the life of a shepherd – our documentary follows the flock and its herder in the pastures around Leipzig.

02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Coming Home – Argentina

Documentary Victoria Bürgin's motto can be summed up as "take the best from both cultures". She was born and raised in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires, and now works as a seamstress in Hamburg. Every time she undertakes the long journey back home she makes sure she sees her family. But her friends and relatives are scattered far and wide across Argentina. Her personal expedition takes her from scorching hot Chaco in the north, across the scenic Catamarcas Mountains, south to Patagonia and on to the famous Perito Moreno glacier. It's a journey of many contrasts.

02:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 03:30 Life Links – Sharing Realities. Changing Perspectives.

DW | MON 2015-06-01 2/69

04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Passionate or Crazy? – The Owners of Poland’s Castles and Palaces

Documentary Imposing ruins and magnificent buildings, set in idyllic landscapes – Poland’s castles and palaces attest to the country’s rich history. There are many legends associated with the Gothic Czocha Castle, the ‘Polish Neuschwanstein’ in the Karkonosze Mountains, for example. And once a year, the Castle of the Teutonic Knights in Gniew in the northeast of the country, serves as the backdrop for a reenactment of the Battle of Grunwald, which pitted the Teutonic Order against the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. And then there’s the home of Piotr Pawel. He didn’t even bother to get a permit when he began building his sprawling palace in Lapalice, Pomerania. It’s an architectural sensation and it’s not even finished. “Passionate or Crazy?” takes us on a journey to some of Poland’s most remarkable buildings and their owners.

05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden 05:15 Coming Home – Argentina

Documentary 05:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Learning from Lang Lang – Documentary

Matthias Hegemann from Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany, is different from many other young people his age. The 16-year-old is considered a wunderkind, even though he doesn’t care much for the term. Matthias has played the piano since he was five. Along with another German teenager he won a scholarship to study under Chinese star pianist Lang Lang. He meets his teacher as often as possible, usually when Lang Lang is touring in Germany. The documentary spans a year in Matthias’s life, culminating in a performance together with his idol Lang Lang at the Gewandhaus in Leipzig.

07:00 Journal – News 07:03 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 07:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden 08:15 Coming Home – Argentina

Documentary 08:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide

DW | MON 2015-06-01 3/69

09:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden 10:15 Passionate or Crazy? – The Owners of Poland’s Castles and Palaces

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 11:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Coming Home – Argentina

Documentary 12:45 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Learning from Lang Lang – Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 15:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Visby – Rise and Fall of a Hanseatic City, Sweden 17:15 Learning from Lang Lang – Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 18:30 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary

DW | MON 2015-06-01 4/69

19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 21:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 22:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life

DW | TUE 2015-06-02 5/69

TUE 2015-06-02 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Sukhothai – The Ruins of the Old Royal City, Thailand After extensive restoration, one of the world’s largest complexes of temples in the Thai city of Sukhothai is once again accessible to the public. Sukhothai Historical Park contains the remains of 26 temples and a host of monumental Buddha statues, illustrating the beginnings of Thai architecture. Sukhothai was the capital of the first Kingdom of Siam in the 13th and 14th centuries. During the city’s golden age, the main temple Wat Mahathat, was 240 meters long and 280 meters wide. There are around 200 chedis within the compound, which is one of the oldest and most important Buddhist temples in Thailand.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Learning from Lang Lang – Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 06:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Sukhothai – The Ruins of the Old Royal City, Thailand

DW | TUE 2015-06-02 6/69

08:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Kick off! – Special 09:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Sukhothai – The Ruins of the Old Royal City, Thailand 10:15 Learning from Lang Lang – Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 13:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary

Founded 150 years ago, the German Maritime Search and Rescue Association (DGzRS) is one of the most modern sea rescue services in the world and is funded almost exclusively by donations and voluntary contributions. Around 1,000 rescuers are on call around the clock in the North Sea and Baltic Sea in all kinds of weather. The protagonists of our documentary are the crews of the "Theodor Storm" rescue cruiser, which is stationed in Büsum on the North Sea, and the "Berlin”, moored in Laboe on the Baltic Coast. Saving lives at sea is rewarding, but sometimes harrowing, work.


Sukhothai – The Ruins of the Old Royal City, Thailand

DW | TUE 2015-06-02 7/69

17:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 17:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Kick off! – Special 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 The Good Shepherd of Leipzig – A Hard Life in the Great Outdoors

Documentary 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary The murder of women simply because of their gender now has a name: femicide. In Latin America, where machismo still determines the relationship between the sexes, femicides are particularly common. But there is also a growing awareness of the problem and women are now starting to stand up for their rights. The filmmaker Paula Rodriguez Sickert has traveled through the Andean countries of Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru and tells the stories of women who were attacked or killed because they wanted to live their lives their own way. One of those women survived – but only just. Today she champions other victims of violent sexist attacks. The film shows how survivors, victims’ relatives and committed lawyers are fighting against the failure of justice in systems where the murder of a woman is more often tolerated as a misdemeanor than condemned as a crime.

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary

DW | WED 2015-06-03 8/69

WED 2015-06-03 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Naples – City of Contrasts, Italy When overcrowding rendered living space scarce in Naples, the people started to build their houses ever higher. Europe’s first five- and six-storey apartment buildings were constructed here in the 16th century. More historic urban architecture has been preserved in this city than anywhere else. Tourists are attracted by the monuments, art and Mediterranean savoir vivre mixed with that touch of decay that makes this old yet bustling city in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius so unique. Naples has survived plagues, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Some think of it as the noisiest, messiest, smelliest city in the world; others rave about its beauty, richness and vibrancy.

00:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 03:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 04:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 08:00 Journal – News

DW | WED 2015-06-03 9/69

08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind Naples – City of Contrasts, Italy

08:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 09:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Naples – City of Contrasts, Italy 10:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 10:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Sea Rescue Workers – Documentary 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Naples – City of Contrasts, Italy 17:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News

DW | WED 2015-06-03 10/69

18:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu

Documentary Germany from above – it's simply spectacular. The journey takes us over the Zugspitze to Mittenwald, where Stephan Pfeffer works as a "Lüftlmaler", a façade painter. It’s a craft he learned from his father. The Höllental Ravine below the Zugspitze is Florian Dörfler’s territory. He builds walkways and bridges. On the Schachen, Jenny Wainwright-Klein, who was born in South Africa, looks after this outpost of Munich’s Botanical Gardens. In the eastern Allgäu, not far from Lake Alat, is where Ludwig II of Bavaria had Neuschwanstein Castle built. Markus Richter maintains the iconic fairly tale castle for the 1.3 million visitors who come to see it every year.

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show

DW | THU 2015-06-04 11/69

THU 2015-06-04 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Quebec – The French Heart of North America, Canada When an expedition of French seafarers including Samuel de Champlain came up the St. Lawrence Seaway and landed in 1603, a small Native American settlement stood under the towering cliffs near the future site of Quebec City. Originally, de Champlain intended nothing more than to establish a small trading post on the spot. Eighty years later, a baroque church stood here: ”Notre Dame de Victoire”, now the oldest stone church in North America. More and more settlers arrived from France, and soon, a city had grown up. The soldiers and traders brought missionaries with them. One of the most precious treasures of the old town is the baroque altar of the Ursuline Convent of Quebec City, built during the mid 17th century. British forces repeatedly attacked the French settlement, eventually conquering it on 13 September, 1759. The new masters rebuilt the citadelle into a massive fortress to defend not only against enemy attack but also against periodic revolts by the French population. However, the inhabitants avenged the military defeat in their own special way – with "Revenge from the cradle”. With as many as 12 to 15 children, each family ensured the perpetuation of their French heritage. Today, visitors often experience Quebec as an authentic piece of France in the heart of North America.

00:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 03:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu


DW | THU 2015-06-04 12/69

07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Quebec – The French Heart of North America, Canada 08:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 09:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Quebec – The French Heart of North America, Canada 10:15 Breaking Silence – Femicide in Latin America

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Quebec – The French Heart of North America, Canada

DW | THU 2015-06-04 13/69

17:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Life Links – Sharing Realities. Changing Perspectives. 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary Jürgen Boeckstegers from Krefeld in Germany is a chef and master butcher. For many years now he has run the long-established family business, which was founded by his great-grandfather in 1894. He loves his job, but for a long time he’s dreamed of travelling to Asia at least once in his life. The 42-year-old is on his way to Thailand, where he will spend ten days working as a chef in a restaurant on the outskirts of Bangkok. Exotic dishes, a tough work day, and a foreign culture – will his trip to Thailand really be a dream journey?

22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary When Saruul Fischer came to East Germany from Mongolia at the age of eleven, she could not have known how important her homeland would be to her in the future. She stayed there after the fall of the Berlin Wall, went to university, married and had children. Struck by a yearning for her homeland, she began developing an idea for the fashion label "Edelziege:” The designer has clothing manufactured in Mongolia using the finest cashmere and sells the pieces in Germany. Now, a Deutsche Welle film crew accompanies Saruul on a trip back home to Mongolia. The journey begins in the capital Ulan-Bator, where many of the relatives she regularly visits still live. The tour continues into the west of the country, where she spends the night in a yurt on the expansive steppe. Saruul shows us a life far from civilization, a life that may not exist in this form for very much longer. What does the fashion designer think about the changes that have taken place in Mongolia? How has this transformation affected the Mongolians’ affinity with their traditions?

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin

DW | FRI 2015-06-05 14/69

FRI 2015-06-05 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Hallstatt – 3,000 Years of Salt Mining, Austria UNESCO declared the Hallstatt-Dachstein region in Austria’s Salzkammergut a Word Heritage Site in 1997, citing it as an "exceptional example of natural landscape of unique beauty and particular scientific importance, which also provides us information about early and current human, economic and cultural activities." This film is about a remote area that has provided mankind with such essentials as salt, timber and water for thousands of years. Salt was the most important commodity for conserving food for thousands of years and brought prosperity to those in possession of it. Salt mining began in this region some three thousand years ago and continues to this day.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 08:00 Journal – News

DW | FRI 2015-06-05 15/69

08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind Hallstatt – 3,000 Years of Salt Mining, Austria

08:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Kick off! – Special 09:30 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Hallstatt – 3,000 Years of Salt Mining, Austria 10:15 The Alps from Above – From Mittenwald to the Allgäu

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 16:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Hallstatt – 3,000 Years of Salt Mining, Austria

DW | FRI 2015-06-05 16/69

17:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia Documentary

18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef


Hallstatt – 3,000 Years of Salt Mining, Austria 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 23:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age

DW | SAT 2015-06-06 17/69

SAT 2015-06-06 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 00:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical

This DW program is dedicated to the rich diversity of classical music. Presenter Sarah Willis gets up close and personal with the stars of the classical music scene.

02:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 03:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 05:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location

DW | SAT 2015-06-06 18/69

08:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 08:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 In Good Shape – The Health Show 09:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 10:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 12:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 14:00 Journal – News 14:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 14:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 16:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 17:00 Journal – News

DW | SAT 2015-06-06 19/69

17:03 Journal Reporter Video Journalists on Location

17:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 19:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 20:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1

Documentary Everyone is talking about climate change. But what happens on the ground when a natural system suddenly flips out of balance? This question has taken the Dutch adventurer and science journalist Bernice Notenboom on a journey around the globe – from Greenland to South Africa, from the Amazon to the Himalayas and across Europe. Temperatures in Greenland are up to 16°C higher than normal and the melting process is accelerating. How are the inhabitants of Greenland coping with this situation? Also, the tropical Amazon rainforest is giving researchers cause for worry. The warming of the surrounding oceans is, paradoxically, gradual drying out the jungle area, which is increasingly threatening biodiversity. Even Alsace is another big concern: In just 30 years there, the harvest for red wine has moved forward 30 days. But the consequences of global warming can already best be seen in the permafrost of Siberia and Alaska. Here, the ground is thawing out remarkably quickly. Thawing plant matter is releasing large amounts of greenhouse gases generated by their decomposition.

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 23:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine

DW | SUN 2015-06-07 20/69

SUN 2015-06-07 00:00 Journal – News 00:03 Business Brief – News 00:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany More than 1200 years have passed since Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne chose Aachen to be the political center of his empire. He had his residence built over the ruins of a Roman bath. Part of it was the Palatine Chapel with its eight-sided basilica. This octagon forms the core of today’s Aachen Cathedral. At a height of 31 meters, the Palatine Chapel quickly became known as the boldest structure north of the Alps. The church stood as a symbol of Charlemagne’s claim to power as an heir to the Roman Empire – a claim reinforced architecturally by the ancient columns Charlemagne had especially imported from Rome and Ravenna. They proclaimed to the world that the new center of the Occident was here in Aachen. This was to be the new Rome. When Charlemagne died, the Palatine Chapel became his burial place, and its spiritual significance for the Holy Roman Empire endured. For 600 years, it served as the coronation chapel of German kings. From the very beginning, pilgrims came to Aachen to visit Charlemagne’s shrine and see the four famous Aachen relics: Jesus’ swaddling clothes and loincloth, the robe Mary wore at Jesus’ birth and the beheading cloth of St. John the Baptist. Charlemagne set out to forge a unity of the ancient and contemporary worlds and of spiritual and worldly power rooted in the Christian faith. Aachen Cathedral is an edifice of his vision.

00:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 01:00 Journal – News 01:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 01:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Business Brief – News 02:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 03:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany

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05:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 07:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Journal – The Week

In Review 08:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany 08:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 09:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany 10:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Professor Green and KT Tunstall 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 11:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 12:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany 13:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1


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14:15 Journal – The Week In Review

14:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 15:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 16:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany 17:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 19:00 Journal – News 19:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 19:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Aachen Cathedral – Symbol of Spiritual and Temporal Power, Germany 20:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 20:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 21:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary

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Two universal artists who embodied the ideal of the Renaissance man were Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) and his son of the same name (1515-1586). They were among the most successful painters of the 16th Century, working as court painters and immortalizing Martin Luther and the Reformation in their paintings. They also ran printing workshops, were paper wholesalers, had a pharmacy license and were mayors of the renowned university city of Wittenberg. 2015 is Cranach year, with unique exhibitions in 12 locations in Germany celebrating Cranach the father and Cranach the son. In Cologne, the Cranach’s work is being digitized - treasure trove for professionals and art lovers. The Cranach Digital Archive (CDA) makes it possible to zoom in on even the tiniest figures or the fine networks of cracks in painted faces. Our film follows in the Cranach’s footsteps and provides insight into the lives, work and times of the famous painters’ family.

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 23:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program

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Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany Clemens August, Elector and Archbishop of Cologne, who was from Bavaria’s Wittelsbach dynasty, had the Augustusburg Palace built in Brühl, halfway between Cologne and Bonn, where he had his official residence. The renowned architect François Cuvilliés erected a summer palace with all the characteristics of a residence. Its centerpiece is the staircase designed by Balthasar Neumann, which is considered one of Germany’s greatest Rococo creations, crowned by a ceiling fresco by Carlo Carlone. Clemens August was a passionate falconer, so he also had a hunting lodge built in nearby Falkenlustbusch: the Falkenlust Palace might have been an intimate sanctuary, but it was also of the highest artistic order.


Video Journalists on Location 01:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 02:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 03:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1


Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany 05:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 05:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary

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07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Faith Matters – The Church Program 07:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany 08:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef

Documentary 08:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 09:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany 10:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part1

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Faith Matters – The Church Program 11:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Job in the Bag – To Thailand as a Chef


Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Faith Matters – The Church Program 15:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine

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16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces in Brühl, Germany 17:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 18:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Faith Matters – The Church Program 21:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 22:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life

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Segovia – The Setting for Power Games, Spain Segovia’s old center is rich in architectural history. Its outstanding landmarks include the Roman aqueduct and the 16th century cathedral which was built in late Gothic style. This film takes a look at the decisive chapters of the city’s past including the Roma era when slaves built up twenty thousand tons of masonry without the help of cement to construct the city’s aqueduct or the fifteenth century when Princess Isabella seized the opportunity of her husband’s absence to have herself crowned Queen of Castile and Leon.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 06:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Segovia – The Setting for Power Games, Spain

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Segovia – The Setting for Power Games, Spain 10:15 The Cranachs and Medieval Modern Art – Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 13:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia


Segovia – The Setting for Power Games, Spain 17:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 17:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Kick off! – Special

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18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Faith Matters – The Church Program 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?

Documentary Graffiti, violent attacks, religious services under police protection, and even verbal gaffes by politicians: More than 75 years after the Holocaust, anti-Semitism is back in vogue in Germany. Anti-Semitic statements are no longer just a matter for neo-Nazis – completely different groups are tending to make them too. “There are now no-go areas for Jews,” says Berlin Rabbi Daniel Alter of his city. These are, for example, parts of Neukölln and Wedding with a high proportion of Arab and Turkish immigrants. He himself was brutally attacked and injured by Arab youths in broad daylight a year ago. But even more worrying than the open attacks is latent anti-Semitism amongst the population. For decades, surveys have shown that anti-Semitic attitudes are not just the preserve of a small right-wing minority but are often found in the heart of society: they indicate that between 15 and 20 percent of Germans have latent anti-Semitic views.

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

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Riga – Hanseatic League, Amber and Art Nouveau, Latvia Riga, once a member of the Hanseatic League, saw foreign invaders as a cultural enrichment. The city is home to one of the largest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Europe. The city was founded in 1201 by the Teutonic knights, who found it hard to come to terms with the freedom-loving citizens of Riga. There were two long wars between the crusaders and the city before the conquering knights were finally able to force the citizens to build them a new castle. This is now the official residence of the Latvian President. A major tourist attraction is St. Peter’s Tower, which offers panoramic views of the city. Riga’s rich history is reflected in its wealth of architectural diversity ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day.

00:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 03:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 04:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program

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Riga – Hanseatic League, Amber and Art Nouveau, Latvia 08:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 09:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Riga – Hanseatic League, Amber and Art Nouveau, Latvia 10:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 10:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Coming Home – A Journey with Saruul Fischer through Mongolia

Documentary 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?


Riga – Hanseatic League, Amber and Art Nouveau, Latvia

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17:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary Everyone’s at it, everywhere: at home, in the subway, during the lunch break, on the computer, the tablet or the smartphone, and that with a passion that’s usually absent during the day-to-day routine and at work. Now this wasted creative potential is to be harnessed through "gamification.” The idea’s simple: if you approach irritating tasks in a playful manner, people can be motivated to do things that otherwise tend to bore them. The magic phrase is "instant feedback.” The participant’s performance is evaluated right away and success is rewarded. If participants don’t make the grade, they’re told where they need to improve. Will we live, learn and work better if our everyday lives, function like computer games? Or will gamification become a surveillance tool in a world where virtual and real competition merges and the chase for the highest score never ends?


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Vicenza – The City of Palladio, Italy The citizens of Italy's Veneto region proudly refer to their capital as the “Cittá del Palladio” -- and with good reason. No architect made a more lasting impression on the buildings of this city than did Andrea Palladio (1508 – 1580) -- a towering figure of the High Renaissance period. His elegant designs show the definite influence of Greek and Roman architecture. As a boy, Palladio worked as an apprentice stonecutter -- first in his home town of Padua, and later in Vicenza. Over four decades, Palladio made an indelible mark on the face of the city. His most significant work is the "Basilica Palladina" in the Vicenza's central square. The marble façade opens into a series of double-storey arcades. The "Loggia del Capitano" stands directly opposite the basilica. Palladio designed buildings for twelve different clients in Vicenza. In addition, many wealthy citizens commissioned him to build villas for them in the surrounding countryside. These include the "Villa Rotonda" – an excellent example of Late Renaissance secular architecture. The German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe discovered Palladino's work during a visit to Italy, and was immediately drawn to the classical influence in his designs. Goethe wrote, “he has, with incredible effort, trained himself in the ancient traditions, so that he can reproduce them himself."

00:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 03:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives


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07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Vicenza – The City of Palladio, Italy 08:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 09:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Vicenza – The City of Palladio, Italy 10:15 Anti-Semitism Today – How Anti-Jewish is Germany?

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Vicenza – The City of Palladio, Italy

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17:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Kino – The German Film Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary Sonja Ligget from Cologne is a passionate midwife. She has helped deliver around 450 babies. She is very good at her job, here in Germany, in air-conditioned delivery wards. But what is it like to work in a completely different cultural environment, under very different conditions? For ‘Job in the Bag’ she’s off to Ghana in West Africa for ten days to work in a small, rural maternity clinic. The next doctor is 100 kilometers away, and the midwives are on their own in tropical temperatures.

22:00 Journal – News 22:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary Five people are fighting for a better China. What they all have in common is the desire to change things in their country. Our film follows a labor lawyer with his own NGO, an activist against child trafficking, a blogger against the forced relocation of farmers, an intellectual and novelist – and also a self-made man who is involved as a private benefactor. These committed citizens are working for the gradual emergence of a civil society in the "Middle Kingdom,” which has lost its balance in the rapid development of recent years. The economic boom has changed China dramatically.


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Bryggen – The Hanseatic League's Northernmost Bridgehead, Norway The Norwegian Hanseatic city of Bergen was one of the most important foreign centers for the Hanseatic League in the 14th and 15th centuries. The north German city and trade association founded a representation here in 1360. Bergen was a port for goods from many different countries. The German traders had their own working and residential district which today is known as Bryggen. This film shows how dried cod and blubber made Bergen famous. It gives insights into a tough society of men who had to follow the strict laws of the outpost. It also shows how homesick young men found successful careers.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Bryggen – The Hanseatic League's Northernmost Bridgehead, Norway

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08:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Kick off! – Special 09:30 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


Bryggen – The Hanseatic League's Northernmost Bridgehead, Norway 10:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 16:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Bryggen – The Hanseatic League's Northernmost Bridgehead, Norway 17:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary

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18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


Bryggen – The Hanseatic League's Northernmost Bridgehead, Norway 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA) 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


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02:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary The suspicions that put racing car driver Manfred von Brauchitsch behind the bars of Stadelheim prison in Munich in September 1953 were serious: high treason, subversion and "subversive activities for the benefit of the communists.” It was a steep fall for the son of Silesian aristocrats who was the superstar of the Mercedes team in the 1930s, a ladies’ man and a man who was always close to power and those in power. How could the "Darling of the Gods” become a spy and stand accused of high treason? And how was he able to escape from prison? Our film looks at the life of the man who launched the legendary Mercedes Silver Arrows.

03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 03:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 05:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA)

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07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


Video Journalists on Location 08:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 08:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 In Good Shape – The Health Show 09:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 10:15 China – The Hollow Kingdom

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 12:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA) 14:00 Journal – News 14:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 14:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 15:00 Journal – News

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15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 16:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist


Video Journalists on Location 17:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA) 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


Video Journalists on Location 19:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 20:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2

Documentary Everyone is talking about climate change. But what happens on the ground when a natural system suddenly flips out of balance? This question has taken the Dutch adventurer and science journalist Bernice Notenboom on a journey around the globe – from Greenland to South Africa, from the Amazon to the Himalayas and across Europe. Temperatures in Greenland are up to 16°C higher than normal and the melting process is accelerating. How are the inhabitants of Greenland coping with this situation? Also, the tropical Amazon

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rainforest is giving researchers cause for worry. The warming of the surrounding oceans is, paradoxically, gradual drying out the jungle area, which is increasingly threatening biodiversity. Even Alsace is another big concern: In just 30 years there, the harvest for red wine has moved forward 30 days. But the consequences of global warming can already best be seen in the permafrost of Siberia and Alaska. Here, the ground is thawing out remarkably quickly. Thawing plant matter is releasing large amounts of greenhouse gases generated by their decomposition.


Video Journalists on Location 23:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

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Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic Not far from the city of České Budějovice, at the edge of the Bohemian Forest, is the medieval town of Český Krumlov. The old town stands within a horseshoe bend of the Vltava River, crowned by the second-largest castle in the Czech Republic. It has passed through the hands of three powerful noble houses, each one leaving its mark on both castle and town: the Rosenbergs, the Eggenbergs and finally, the Schwarzenbergs. Krumlov’s long history has left it with a remarkable ensemble of Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo architecture. The recently re-opened Baroque castle theatre was transformed into an opera house especially for this report.


In Review 01:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Business Brief – News 02:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary The average German drinks almost 150 liters of coffee a year, that’s more coffee than water or beer. Despite illegal price fixing by well-known roasters, a cup of home-brewed coffee often only costs five cents. On many plantations the workers can’t lead decent lives on their wages. One example is Guatemala. This report highlights the connection between low coffee prices in the West and the exploitation of children, who toil away on the plantations of German roasters instead of going to school.

03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 03:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA) 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic

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05:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee Documentary

06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 07:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Journal – The Week


Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic 08:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 09:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic 10:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Martin Solveig (OA) 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 11:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 12:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee


Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic 13:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2

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In Review 14:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 15:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Journal – The Week



Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic 17:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 19:00 Journal – News 19:15 Journal – The Week


Cesky Krumlov – Jewel on the Vltava, Czech Republic 20:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 20:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 21:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide

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22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor

Documentary "I came, I saw, I sang” – exclaims Andreas Scholl, singing Julius Caesar. Starting with the historical figure, he explains why Handel chose the high pitch of the castrato for the epitome of the male hero in his opera “Giulio Cesare.” Castrati are men who can sing as high as women: around 300 years ago, they could become operatic superstars. But what creates the mysterious allure of the countertenor? This documentary observes Andreas Scholl at work at the University of Mainz and accompanies him to his concerts to uncover the secrets of this ethereal register and its effects.



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Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy Ferrara was an intellectual and artistic center in the 15th and 16th centuries. Ruled by the House of Este at the time, the noble family helped transform the mediaeval town into a magnificent Renaissance city; its court was made famous by poets such as Ariosto and Tasso. Even today, the spirit of 15th century life can be felt in many buildings. One example is Palazzo Schifanoia with its intriguing frescoes.


Video Journalists on Location 01:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 02:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 03:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2


Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy 05:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 05:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor


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07:03 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 07:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy 08:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife

Documentary 08:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 09:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy 10:15 Tracking the Climate – Around the World with Bernice Notenboom, Part 2

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 11:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Job in the Bag – To Ghana as a Midwife


Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

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15:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Ferrara – Temple of the Muses and Centre of Power, Italy 17:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 18:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 21:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 22:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life

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Sousse – The Fortress of the Aghlabids, Tunisia Called "The Pearl of the Sahel” the Tunisian seaport of Sousse was a prize cherished by those who sought to control Africa’s central Mediterranean coast. During its nearly three-thousand-year history it’s been under Phoenician, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Turkish and European rule. The buildings in the old town date back to the 9th century, when the caliph of Baghdad sent the Aghlabids to rule the region. In Sousse, they built a grand mosque, a citadel and an imposing fortified monastery where warrior monks prepared for martyrdom in battle. The Arab old town has been elaborately restored. The old city walls and the Islamic fortifications have been almost completely preserved.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 06:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 08:00 Journal – News

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08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind Sousse – The Fortress of the Aghlabids, Tunisia


Sousse – The Fortress of the Aghlabids, Tunisia 10:15 Caesar of the High Notes – Andreas Scholl and the Secret of the Countertenor

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Talking Germany – The German Way of Life 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 13:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives


Sousse – The Fortress of the Aghlabids, Tunisia 17:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 17:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age

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18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Kick off! – Special 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Child Labor – The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee

Documentary 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins

Documentary Hunts Point was once a peaceful part of the Bronx but in the 1970s, the neighborhood deteriorated into New York’s poorhouse. It became the city’s most notorious red light and drug district, a tinderbox of social problems. Even though the borough houses the world’s largest wholesale market for fish, meat and fresh vegetables and supplies around 8.4 million New Yorkers with food, more people here are malnourished than anywhere else in the city. The air is also worst here and the number of asthmatics higher. But a network of activists is now working to improve living conditions in Hunts Point and we meet some of them in this film: an ex-banker who now runs a blog giving junkies and prostitutes a voice; mothers fighting for clean air; and Chickey, affectionately known as the "Mayor of Spafford Avenue,” an ex-junkie who now provides a place of refuge for young people in his "Candy Store.”

23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

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Pont du Gard – The Roman Aqueduct of Nimes, France The "Pont du Gard” in southern France is one of the most important bridges of the ancient Roman world. In the first century AD, the Romans built the nearly 50-meter-high aqueduct as part of the water supply system for the city of "Nemausus,” today's Nîmes. The Pont du Gard’s 265 meters of arches on three levels stretch across the river Gardon and compensate for the geographical conditions. The Romans constructed the aqueduct with a steady gradient and an average incline of only 25 centimeters per kilometer. The film initiates the viewer into the way the builders of that era thought and into the secrets of Roman civil engineering. This film shows not only the Pont du Gard’s architectural beauty, but also explains the principles of Roman hydraulic engineering, of which this huge construction is a perfect example.

00:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 03:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 04:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins

Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program

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Pont du Gard – The Roman Aqueduct of Nimes, France 08:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 09:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Pont du Gard – The Roman Aqueduct of Nimes, France 10:15 Close up – The Current Affairs Documentary 10:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Playful World – The Gamification of our Lives

Documentary 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins


Pont du Gard – The Roman Aqueduct of Nimes, France

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17:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Tomorrow Today – The Science Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

Documentary Ricardo Laubinger lives in Hildesheim in Lower Saxony, where the presence of Sinti was first documented in 1407. The Laubingers have lived there for many generations. In summer they used to take to the road to earn a living as merchants and craftsmen. Even though Ricardo was only born in 1959, he still went peddling his wares and services. But since the collapse of the Soviet bloc in 1989 and the influx of Roma and Sinti from Southeastern Europe, they have been exposed to new waves of racist attacks. "Sinti and Roma,” people shout. “We are Sinti,” says Ricardo Laubinger, “We are German! We have lived here for 600 years and want mainstream society to understand that." He and other German Sinti tell their stories: the trauma of Auschwitz, poor but happy childhoods, Sinti culture. Does anyone know that famous German pop singer Marianne Rosenberg is a Sinti? A moving report about a little-known chapter in German postwar history.


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Weimar – The City inside a Park, Germany In the late 18th century, the enlightened rulers of the small duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach realized that things would have to change and began inviting leading intellectuals to come to court and help develop political and cultural reforms. To this day Weimar is intrinsically linked with the great names of Germany's and Europe's intellectual past. Although it only lasted around 50 years, Weimar Classicism was one of the greatest eras in European intellectual history. It all began with Duchess Anna Amalia, who drew the great poets and philosophers to the small town despite its distance from the seats of power. In 1772, Duchess Anna Amalia invited the poet Christoph Martin Wieland as a tutor to her two sons. In 1775, Johann Wolfgang Goethe followed at the behest of young Duke Carl August. He would become the center of Weimar intellectual life. Johann Gottfried Herder arrived a year later and served as head clergyman. And Friedrich Schiller’s friendship with Goethe and his works for the stage led to a golden age of Weimar culture. This report visits the main monuments of the classical era in Weimar, for instance the Wittum Palace, the Anna Amalia Library with its priceless collection of books, which has been restored to its former glory following a devastating fire in 2004, or the beautiful palaces Belvedere, Tiefurt and Ettersburg. Visitors can still see the houses where Goethe and Schiller lived as well as the Ducal Vault where their remains are buried. These attractions are connected by an extensive network of parks, one of which, the Park an der Ilm, is arguably Weimar’s most popular memorial site.

00:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 03:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

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07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Weimar – The City inside a Park, Germany 08:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 09:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Weimar – The City inside a Park, Germany 10:15 Between Market Hall and Drug Hell – Hunts Point, Reborn from the Ruins

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Insight Germany – Talk Show 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 17:00 Journal – News

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17:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Weimar – The City inside a Park, Germany 17:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Made in Germany – The Business Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Racing Car Driver Manfred von Brauchitsch – Silver Arrow and Peace Activist

Documentary 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

Documentary Maik Ehrens is 27 and already an experienced mechanic. Even in his free time he makes use of his mechanical expertise, fixing up his mother’s dilapidated Citroen 2CV again. But will he get along in a different cultural setting far away from home? Maik has never left Europe’s borders. Now he’s taken the leap. Together with ‘Job in the Bag’ the mechanic from the town of Harsewinkel in northwest Germany is setting off for Argentina and the huge metropolis Buenos Aires.

22:00 Journal – News 22:15 The Cut – Documentary

Eyes dilated with fear, a razor blade, a face contorted with pain – Images of a circumcision in Kenya. It’s a centuries-old ritual that lives on in spite of the law against female genital mutilation adopted in 2011. The resistance from the ethnic groups that do not want to depart from the old traditions is too great, as is the pressure on the girls who allow themselves to be "voluntarily” circumcised for fear of not finding a husband. The Kenyan filmmaker Beryl Magoko traveled to her home village in the Kuria District and made a documentary in the face of great adversity about the circumcision of girls and women. With shocking accuracy, she shows the cruel practice of genital mutilation whilst still dispensing with the bloody details. Faces and stories of women and girls you will not forget...


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Mérida – Aqueducts and Roman Ruins, Spain The Romans founded Mérida in Spain’s Extremadura region in 27 BC as "Emerita Augusta,” a place of retirement for deserving veterans of the Spanish campaigns and quickly allowed them to establish a strong presence in the west of the country. Laid down in accordance with Rome’s tried and tested urban planning principles, Emerita Augusta quickly grew into an important cultural and administrative center. Today its many beautifully preserved buildings still give an impression of life, commerce and leisure in Roman times. The city’s prosperity was based on its water supply: The Cornalvo Reservoir with its 2,000- year-old dam and the Los Milagros Aqueduct are just two examples of the Roman architects’ and engineers’ technical skills. Our film follows the path of the water into Mérida’s buildings and relates brief episodes in the lives of their inhabitants and their servants, everyday tales played out between the great cosmological mosaic and the atrium in the Casa del Mitraeo. And after business came pleasure: the comedies of Plautus are supposed to have been staged in the theater with it monumental two-story fly tower, and you can still sense the excitement in the oval amphitheater where 15,000 spectators once cheered on their gladiators. The legacy of stone from the Roman period in Mérida is full of vitality.

00:30 Kick off! – Special 01:00 Journal – News 01:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

Documentary 03:30 Kick off! – Special 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 The Cut – Documentary 07:00 Journal – News

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07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Mérida – Aqueducts and Roman Ruins, Spain 08:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 Kick off! – Special 09:30 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic


Mérida – Aqueducts and Roman Ruins, Spain 10:15 Strangers in their Own Country – Sinti in Germany

Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 Kick off! – Special 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Quadriga – International Debate from Berlin 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 The Cut – Documentary 14:00 Journal – News 14:30 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

Documentary 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 Kick off! – Special 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic


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Mérida – Aqueducts and Roman Ruins, Spain 17:15 The Cut – Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People 18:30 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 19:00 Journal – News 19:30 Global 3000 – The Globalization Program 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic


Mérida – Aqueducts and Roman Ruins, Spain 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 23:00 Journal – News 23:15 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic


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02:30 Real Berliners – Documentary

What is a German these days? Matondo (20), Bahar (29) and Daniel (18) were born and bred in Berlin. But looking at them, it’s clear that their parents came from the Congo, Persia and Azerbaijan. It’s something they’re reminded of a lot in their everyday lives. This film asks about these young people’s sense of identity. It wants to find out how accepted by the majority of the population and by politicians they feel.

03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 03:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 The Cut – Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 05:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 07:30 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

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Video Journalists on Location 08:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical 08:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 In Good Shape – The Health Show 09:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 10:15 The Cut – Documentary 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 11:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 12:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 13:00 Journal – News 13:03 Business Brief – News 13:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 14:00 Journal – News 14:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 14:30 In Good Shape – The Health Show 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 15:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Sarah’s Music – Contemporary Classical

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16:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 17:00 Journal – News 17:03 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 17:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic


Video Journalists on Location 19:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 20:00 Journal – News 20:03 Business Brief – News 20:15 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 20:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe 21:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 22:00 Journal – News 22:15 Angry Warriors – Documentary

The Salafis are the fastest growing religious group in Europe. Their aim is to remake society in their own image. Salafism is a manifestation of Islam that calls for a return to the lifestyle of the faith’s pious ancestors. Thousands of young men have become fascinated by the Jihadists’ propaganda and set off to fight in the "Holy War.” And many girls and women are increasingly drawn to the romance of Jihad. They believe that it is honorable to support the men in the fight against the infidels. The Internet has become the second battlefield: The Islamist fighters demonstrate their power in video clips, smilingly showing the world executions and severed heads to cries of "Allahu Akbar.” Our report provides insights into the Salafis’ networks, a search that takes us to Germany, France, Austria, Britain and Iraq.


Video Journalists on Location 23:30 Real Berliners – Documentary

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Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD releasing a vast flow of mud and lava that destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii and killed some 16,000 people. It was a terrible disaster but also a windfall for modern science. A layer of ash and pumice four to six meters deep buried and conserved the prosperous trading town. Excavations now provide a detailed and authentic picture of daily life in the early imperial Roman era. Now, another destructive force imperils the ancient ruins: thieves, millions of tourists, and the ravages of time are taking their toll.


In Review 01:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Business Brief – News 02:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip

Documentary Some space scientists believe it’s a suicide mission, but Stephan thinks it’s an opportunity to expand his horizons: He wants to emigrate to Mars. The announcement by a Dutch entrepreneur that he intended to launch a manned mission to Mars in 2022 felt like a promise to him. Along with 200,000 other people all around the world, he applied. Now he has been short-listed. If he passes the next hurdles of the application process, seven-years of astronaut training will start in three years’ time. But that’s only if Mars One manages to deal with the technical and financial challenges of the mission. If Stephan is really chosen for the mission, he’ll also have to say goodbye to Earth forever – and to his wife and three children too. There is no plan for a return trip.

03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 03:30 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Business Brief – News 05:15 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy

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05:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip

Documentary 06:00 Journal – News 06:15 Angry Warriors – Documentary 07:00 Journal – News 07:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 07:30 Drive it! – The Motor Magazine 08:00 Journal – News 08:03 Journal – The Week


Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy 08:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip

Documentary 09:00 Journal – News 09:03 PopXport – The German Music Magazine 09:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 10:00 Journal – News 10:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy 10:15 Europe in Concert – Top Acts Live

Plan B and Wild Beasts 11:00 Journal – News 11:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 11:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 12:00 Journal – News 12:15 Journal – The Week

In Review 12:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip


Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy 13:15 Angry Warriors – Documentary

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In Review 14:30 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 15:00 Journal – News 15:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 15:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 16:00 Journal – News 16:15 Journal – The Week



Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy 17:15 Angry Warriors – Documentary 18:00 Journal – News 18:03 Arts.21 – The Cultural Magazine 18:30 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 19:00 Journal – News 19:15 Journal – The Week


Pompeii – A Journey Back in Time, Italy 20:15 Journal Reporter

Video Journalists on Location 20:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip

Documentary 21:00 Journal – News 21:03 Euromaxx – Highlights of the Week 21:30 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 22:00 Journal – News

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22:15 The End of Chance – The Power of Algorithms Documentary Almost everything is recorded and saved. We constantly produce data about our environment and ourselves via our smartphones. Sensors and cameras in our phones, vehicles and computers detect our current location and what we’re doing. Scientists analyze this wealth of data and use the past to calculate the future – a new field called "predictive analytics.” There are now programs that predict how we’re likely to act and what preferences we have. And there are a lot of people who want this knowledge. That’s because the more precise the algorithms become, the more likely companies are to maximize profits, minimize risks and predict conflicts. Or not? What price does a society managed by algorithms have to pay?



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Peking Man from Chou-k'ou-tien – China In the 1920s and 30s leading archaeologists from all over the world came to Zhoukoudian, southwest of Beijing, to participate in one of the largest excavations in history. They were looking for evidence of an intermediate stage in human evolution. After months of digging, the first skull that could be used to infer the size of the brain was found. A direct human ancestor had been discovered: "Peking Man.” The Chinese paleontologist, Professor Jia Lanpo, who died in 2001 at the age of 92, was a wealth of information about the history of this unique excavation.


Video Journalists on Location 01:30 Mission to Mars – Stephan’s One-Way Trip

Documentary 02:00 Journal – News 02:15 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

Documentary 02:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 03:00 Journal – News 03:03 Discover Germany – The Travel Guide 03:30 Real Berliners – Documentary 04:00 Journal – News 04:15 Angry Warriors – Documentary 05:00 Journal – News 05:03 Treasures of the World – Heritage of Mankind

Peking Man from Chou-k'ou-tien – China 05:15 Job in the Bag – To Argentina as a Car Mechanic

Documentary 05:45 Shift – Living in the Digital Age 06:00 UTC – Starting New Schedule

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