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Men| Timo Pitkämö The translation of all sub-titles will be finished one day, sorry about that. |
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next is charcoal papers | |
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Eike Henning, expert for politics of the University of Kassel is sceptical. | |
Bach's advocate to the least gesture: Helmuth Rilling | |
The last chaiwoman of the PDS, Gabi Zimmer, and her predecessor as well as next chairman Lothar Bisky | |
A soldier of the 101. US-airborne division directs Iraqis who queue up at a check-point in Najaf. | |
TV time for all: Dario Fo | |
The Fossile: Gnassingbé Eyadéma | |
High-class deal or re-directing drivers? Bernie Ecclestone keeps the strings in his hands. | |
Theodor Litt, Ferdinand Freiligrath, Erhard Eppler | |
The spy who came into the cold: Elias Canetti (1905 to 1994), around 1940. | |
Sir Frank Williams, BMW-Williams | |
Renault team-leader Flavio Briatore at the Great Prize of Australia | |
Took notes, even when everyone kept quiet: Fritz Bauer. | |
The Russian Mathematician Grigori Perelman is highly recognized. He may have proven Poincaré. | |
Taking the way over the anecdote, new stories emerge:the Columbian writer Gabriel García Marquez | |
Giuliano Amato on Thursday in the EU Convent of Reforms | |
The world exists so it can be described: this is the theme of Genazino and his heroes. | |
A visitor who stayed: György Konrád | |
The German Question? He tackled it: Hagen Schulze. | |
"Dealing with animals and humans I find very interesting." Gabriela, 44 Jahre, selling dog food. | |
Heinz Voges trains in Völkenrode about 40 girls and boys between 6 and 18 years. | |
No trespassing: A Palestinian in discussion with an Israeli soldier at the check-point Hawara close to the city Nablus | |
Demonstrating unity after quarrels at first: Palestinian president Yassir Arafat (middle) and Prime Minister Machmud Abbas (left) and the going-to-be Head of Security, Mohammed Dachlan. | |
Opposing linearistic drawings of consequences: Joachim Ritter (1903 to 1974) | |
In the short summer of anarchy: Johannes Agnoli 1969 in Berlin | |
Johano Strasser is no foot soldier of the party, but Co-Author for the new Social Democrat's party programm | |
Otto Happel, Kajo Neukirchen, Helmut Werner |
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Figure of Light: Did Jürgen Kohler again choose the right way? | |
Protesting against war: director Aki Kaurismäki | |
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A ferry-man: Klaus Reichert | |
Angehimmelt als "König der Löwen" - zumindest in Italien: Matio Cipollini | |
Hier regiert Vernunft: Mario Vargas Llosa | |
Der Pionier, Sir Edmund Hillary, 83 und seine Frau June bei den Jubiläumsfeiern in Kathmandu; rechts die Japanerin Junko Tabei, die als erste Frau den Gipfel des Mount Everest erreicht hat. | |
"Ein Lächeln, das man in ihrem privaten Leben nicht sehr oft sieht" - Marie-José Pérec, hier im Juli 2000 in Paris | |
Pete Townshend | |
Erfolg im Ausland: Olusegun Obasanjo | |
Auch der Papst empfängt nicht alle Tage eine Pfarrerstochter. | |
Joseph Kardinal Ratzinger | |
Immer die Thronfolge im Blick: Königin Elisabeth II., Prinz Charles und Prinz William feiern den 50. Jahrestag der Krönung Elisabeths in Westminster Abbey | |
Einfach genial: In seiner Heimat Spanien gilt Quim Monzó als unprätentiöser Alleskönner | |
"Dies ist ein Kanon für Leser" - Marcel Reich-Ranicki | |
Düstere Schreckensbilder: Kardinal Roger Etchegaray. | |
Keine Spur von Schmuck: Späte Aufnahme mit Rudolf Serkin | |
Reporter Scholl-Latour (1974): Monopol der Deutung | |
Peter Scholl-Latour | |
Václav Klaus | |
Willi Lemke | |
Der Konzentrator: Michael Thalheimer |