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Hanau

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Sep 16, 2026

StacyHOST
17:56
That's why he drinks hams.
StacyHOST
17:58
Where did you go in Germany? I was in Hanau.
StacyHOST
18:00
Hanau.
StacyHOST
18:00
Hanau.
StacyHOST
18:01
Wow.
StacyHOST
18:02
I was in Permersens, south of Kaiserslautern in about 20 minutes.
speaker_4NARRATOR
15:13
Such a man was found in the Chancellor Oxenstiern, the first minister, and what is more, the friend of the deceased king, who acquainted with all the secrets of his master, versed in the politics of Germany, and in the relations of all the states of Europe, was unquestionably the fittest instrument to carry out the plans of Gustavus Adolphus in their full extent.
speaker_4NARRATOR
15:36
oxenstiern was on his way to upper germany in order to assemble the four upper circles when the news of the king's death reached him at hanau this was a heavy blow both to the friend and the statesman sweden indeed had lost but a king germany a protector but oxenstiern the author of his fortunes the friend of his soul and the object of his admiration though the greatest sufferer in the general loss, he was the first, who by his energy rose from the blow, and the only one qualified to repair it.
speaker_4NARRATOR
16:10
His penetrating glance foresaw all the obstacles which would oppose the execution of his plans, the discouragement of the estates, the intrigues of hostile courts, the breaking up of the confederacy, the jealousy of the leaders, and the dislike of princes of the empire to submit to foreign authority.
speaker_4NARRATOR
16:28
but even this deep insight into the existing state of things, which revealed the whole extent of the evil, showed him also the means by which it might be overcome.
Justin PodurHOST
39:05
In Erfurt, a strike and central council is elected.
Justin PodurHOST
39:09
In Hanau, there's a clash with police and a council is formed.
Justin PodurHOST
39:13
In Brunswick, sailors from outside the city force the city gates open.
Justin PodurHOST
39:18
On November 8th, the Brunswick prince abdicates and August Meirge, a Spartacist, assumes the presidency of the Socialist Republic of Brunswick.
Herb BoydGUEST
22:37
Now, that's about 1964 when he made his tour of Africa and the Middle East.
Herb BoydGUEST
22:46
And I was stationed at Hanau, Germany, outside, about 20 kilometers outside of Frankfurt.
Herb BoydGUEST
22:52
And I was going to learn years later that I was that close to Malcolm.
Herb BoydGUEST
22:57
If I had known he was at the airport, I would have done everything in my power to get out of the barracks and out to that airport to meet him.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:22
Yeah.
Rabbi KrazHOST
28:23
So comes our good friend, if we may say so, Reb Menachem Azaryah of Hanau, in his Ohr Same'ah, it's in the maimar eim kol chai.
Rabbi KrazHOST
28:33
In number seven, look, he deals with this issue.
Rabbi KrazHOST
28:38
He's discussing the pasuk, "V'Hashem pokad et Sarah." He says, "What's the et?" Et always adds something.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:30
Capital, capital.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
8:31
You remember, sir, our intelligence reports indicated a concentration of German research scientists working near Hanau.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:36
Certainly, I recall.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:37
They've got the whole lot of them inside a mountain.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:41
They're supplying the basic research for the German guided missile program.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:44
Yes, we know that.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:45
The reaction motor for the V-1s came out of the Hanau lab.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
8:48
Oh,
Aryeh GanzHOST
17:07
Rashi says...
Aryeh GanzHOST
17:08
I think I've been in Hanau, there's a washing over there.
Aryeh GanzHOST
17:28
Most people forgot it.
Aryeh GanzHOST
17:29
Everyone forgot it.
Faraz ShariatGUEST
0:19
Also schützt der Staat sich selbst? Eine These.
Faraz ShariatGUEST
0:22
Oder geht es sozusagen darum, eigentlich die Menschen des Staates zu schützen? Wenn man sich die Erfahrungen, die die Menschen machen, die durch diesen Prozess gehen, also ob das jetzt im Kontext von Hanau, Halle oder eben auch NSU, äh, ist, dann häuft sich halt diese Beobachtung und, ähm, dass, dass, dass, dass es kein Vertrauen in den Staat gibt und dass der Staat vor allem eigentlich damit beschäftigt ist, sich selbst zu schützen.
Faraz ShariatGUEST
0:45
Und die Momente des Ermittlungsversagens durch die Polizei oder eben auch die Staatsanwaltschaft und die Verstrickungen zum Teil ja sogar der Behörden in diese Taten, äh, vertuscht und, ähm, deckt statt aufzudecken.
Khalid El MahmoudGUEST
0:58
Ja, ich glaube [lacht], es liegt vor allem daran, dass, äh, also als Staatsanwalt, Staatsanwältin oder als Richter, Richtering, Verwaltungsbeamtin, Beamter, Verwaltungsbeamtin ist es ja so, dass man eben schon in, also 'ne gewisse Machtposition einfach bekleidet und dass man über die Lebensrealität von Menschen entscheidet.

7 MINS LATER

Faraz ShariatGUEST
7:54
Also schützt der Staat sich selbst eine These or geht es sozusagen darum, eigentlich die Menschen des Staates zu schützen.
Faraz ShariatGUEST
8:02
Und wenn man sich anschaut, was vielleicht so, ähm, Erfahrungen sind, die Menschen oder Opfer rechter Gewalt und die Anhörigen, die in diesen Prozessen auf den Staat eigentlich angewiesen sind und darauf vertrauen müssen, dass der Staat die, ähm, Taten aufklärt.
Faraz ShariatGUEST
8:15
Wenn man sich die Erfahrungen, die die Menschen machen, die durch diesen Prozess gehen, also ob das jetzt im Kontext von Hanau, Halle oder eben auch NSU, äh, ist, dann häuft sich halt diese Beobachtung und, ähm, dass, dass, dass, dass es kein Vertrauen in den Staat gibt und dass der Staat vor allem eigentlich damit beschäftigt ist, sich selbst zu schützen und die Momente des Ermittlungsversagens durch die Polizei oder eben auch die Staatsanwaltschaft und die Verstrickungen zum Teil ja sogar der Behörden in diese Taten, äh, vertuscht und, ähm, deckt statt aufzudecken so.
speaker_3HOST
8:46
Mmh.
Scott NathanHOST
2:52
Today's guest is Uwe Boll, the controversial director who has spent his career making films about subjects most filmmakers would not touch.
Scott NathanHOST
3:00
from Auschwitz and Darfur to Rampage, Hanau, and Citizen Vigilante.
Scott NathanHOST
3:05
Now he's talking about Citizen Vigilante too.
Scott NathanHOST
3:08
But recently, Uwe has been talking about something much bigger than movies.
Matt DerryGUEST
11:21
It was bad, sure.
Matt DerryGUEST
11:22
You have a Hanau error, a Bizana weird route to second base, all those things.
Matt DerryGUEST
11:28
And you get clocked.
Matt DerryGUEST
11:30
You have to have a position player pitch at the end of the game, which I can't stand.

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