...قابلت اوي تيك ميركل تزوجته ومن ثم انفصل ...
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00:00I met Oi Tic Merkel, married him, and then broke up, but she kept a percentage. Angela Merkel moved to East Berlin
00:09in 1978.
00:12I worked as a researcher at the famous Annunlugkov Academy of Sciences
00:17She lived in Ganz, now a modern county, but then she was completely neglected.
00:25She now has an apartment on Hill Kline Street, but at this time she's staying with her new partner, the fake sisters whose husband is now
00:34They have a mutual friend, Michiel Sheringham
00:38Who was a chemical anthropologist like them.
00:42Hi, honey. Nice to meet you. Yeah, he's finally here. I'm glad
00:48What about the face of this world under surveillance. When I met him, they didn't have their own apartment. It must be in these houses.
00:57Yes.
00:58Maybe
00:59Public places weren't popular then, and if we wanted to keep our privacy, we didn't go to restaurants or clubs.
01:09We used to meet at home because of spies. Yeah, it made us feel safe
01:14In East Berlin, the western section was a few meters away on the other side of the wall.
01:21And that made people attracted to her. Everything from the West represented what was forbidden from clothing. The music,
01:29American pop culture, everything. There was only one way to get to this
01:35The television. Looking at the direction of the antenna, you can see what they're watching. Yeah, that's right. There were battalions that swept through the roofs
01:44Not to destroy the antennas.
01:46But to identify the people who used it
01:51Getting accepted to cross the wall from east to west is a rare privilege.
01:56Angela Merkel got this privilege because part of her family
02:00He lives in the West Side.
02:02She received an exceptional border crossing permit to attend her aunt's birthday party in Bavaria, and she could use the opportunity to stay
02:12And there's not a lot of happiness left.
02:17And she was happy to try it there, but she also said
02:22A place he never thought to leave home. I don't think so. Angela Mir-Keel didn't run because she wasn't into adventures.
02:31And because she knows how to settle for what's been done to her, turn bad into good,
02:38But the sense of detention seemed clear to her every morning.
02:42When she gets on the train at Jones Laure Station to go to the Academy of Sciences with her classmates
02:50A lot of times, we look behind the wall to see if Nina Cole, for example, was the case.