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TV HighlightsYour English TV Program – June 2019
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Berlin's Treasure Trove The German capital is the proud owner of an extraordinary treasure trove: the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation; among the five largest universal collections in the world it includes 19 museums with more than five million objects, one of the world’s largest libraries as well as outstanding archives and research institutes. The gigantic collection covers all fields of cultural tradition – from the Stone Age through to contemporary art. Highlights include the bust of Nefertiti in the “Neues Museum,” Hans Holbein’s Portrait of the Merchant Georg Gisze in the “Gemäldegalerie” and the installation “Das Kapital”by Joseph Beuys at the “Hamburger Bahnhof.” The two-part documentary Berlin's Treasure Trove reveals the secrets of spectacular pieces of art, shows the work of museum staff and accompanies archaeologists on a trip to China.
Part 1 Starting Fri 21 June 01:15
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Top of the World Germany has never before seen such an unequal distribution of wealth. And the wealthiest people in Germany have never been richer. But just who are these people? What kind of lives do they lead? And what do they think of their home nation? In the documentary Top of the World, the filmmaker delves into the discrete world of the super rich. On the way, he encounters “old” and “new” money: an investment consult-ant continuing an 800-year family tradition, billionaires such as the drugstore king Dirk Rossmann and the mail-order company heir Michael Otto as well as self-made entrepreneurs like Rainer Schaller, founder of the fitness studio chain McFit.
Starting Mon 10 June 01:15
Photo: dpa
Bust of Nefertiti in the “Neues Museum” in Berlin
Photo: dpa
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Little Yellow Boots What will the world look like when my great-granddaughter is born? A question pondered by filmmaker John Webster. He calls the little girl Dorit. She’ll probably live in the 2060s. He imagines Dorit wear-ing little yellow boots and walking along a coastline completely altered by the effects of climate change. The two-part documentary Little Yellow Boots – A Story for the Future is a plea for us to treat the natural world with greater re-spect for the sake of future generations.
Part 1 Starting Fri 31 May 01:15
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Catch of the DayThe Dutch love their "maatjes," or young salted herring. Every year in June, they celebrate the start of the new herring season with a huge gourmet festival in the resort of Scheveningen. On Vlagget-jesdag, fishing boats sail into the harbor with the new catch on board. And visitors get the chance to test the quality of the new herring for themselves. Euromaxx joins in the tasting.
Starting Sat 22 June 04:30
A man eating herring on Vlaggetjesdag
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Memories of D-Day The Allied forces began landing on the beaches of Normandy in France on 6 June 1944. Known as D-Day, it ushered in the end of the Second World War. Troops fought meter by meter to push back their German opponents. The dra-matic events were captured on camera by British soldiers. Now these images feature in the documentary Memories of D-Day, providing a fascinating insight into one of the most decisive moments of the 20th century.
Starting Wed 5 June 01:15
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Techno 3.0 It all began with a few dozen people demonstrating on the Ku’damm under the banner “Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen” (Peace, Joy and Pancakes). On 1 July 1989, the first Love Parade took place in Berlin. At the time, no one could have predicted that just a few years later, 1.5 million people would be raving through Berlin’s Tiergarten. Techno became the sound of a new era. The history of the Love Parade ended in 2010 in Duisburg, when 21 peo-ple died in a stampede. And now? Arts.21 meets the initiators of the movement, immerses itself in the Berlin techno scene and seeks out the clubs, DJanes and DJs of the future.
Starting Sat 29 June 04:02
C H E C K - I N
Discovering Augsburg For Bavaria’s third largest city after Munich and Nuremberg, 2019 is an exciting year. Boasting a water management system that has evolved throughout history, Augsburg is applying for UNESCO world heritage status. The complex system that even the Romans had a hand in, is still visible to this day – from the many underground channels through to industrial monuments from the past. Besides all that, the city is home to many major sights – including the Town Hall, one of Germany’s top Renaissance buildings. Augsburg is also famous as the birthplace of Jakob Fugger, an important merchant and banker from the late mediaeval period. Check-in presenter Lukas Stege explores the city at the convergence of the Lech, Wertach and Singold rivers – on the water and by foot.
Starting Sat 22 June 01:30
I N G O O D S H A P E
The Search for Happiness Happiness is something we all strive for. But how do we find it? What are the require-ments? Plenty of money, a great job, lots of friends, a successful relationship? Polls have shown that for many people, a relationship is indeed one of the most desirable goals in the quest for contentment. But anyone who thinks that money or material goods are the route to long-term happiness, is mistaken. Even the euphoria triggered by an unexpect-ed lottery win is for the most part short-lived. The uncomfortable aspect of happiness is that it’s addictive. The brains of happy people are replete with the hormone dopamine. It creates a sense of euphoria that soon dissipates. Scientists say this is important, as our brains couldn’t withstand constant contentment. On the other hand, some people always seem to be happy. Why is this? Is happiness also determined by genetic factors? In Good Shape answers these and other questions.
Starting Fri 14 June 12:30
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Perlachturm and Town Hall in Augsburg
Photo: dpa
Love Parade in Berlin, 2002
Your English TV ProgramUTC Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
00:00 The Bundesliga*The Day
The Bundesliga*00:15 Reporter Shift00:30 Global 3000 Kick off!* Made in Germany Conflict Zone Quadriga*** Drive it! DocFilm**00:45
01:00 World Stories Business Business Business Business Business Kick off! Life01:15 DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DW News Africa01:30 Check-in Euromaxx01:45
02:00 Eco IndiaThe Day
Arts and Culture World Stories02:15 DocFilm DocFilm02:30 In Good Shape Kick off!* Global 3000 Made in Germany Focus on Europe02:45
03:00 The Bundesliga* Business Business Business Business Business The Bundesliga*
03:15 Shift DW News Africa Reporter03:30 Global 3000 Close up Eco Africa Conflict Zone Made in Germany Tomorrow Today Drive it!03:45
04:00 DocFilm**The Day
Arts.21 Kick off! Life04:1504:30 Tomorrow Today Eco India Made in Germany Focus on Europe Quadriga*** Euromaxx Check-in04:45
05:00 Reporter DW News Africa Arts.2105:15 DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm World Stories05:30 Kick off! Life /
The 77 PercentIn Good Shape
05:45
06:00DW News Check-in DocFilm**
06:1506:30 The Bundesliga* Business Business Business Business Drive it! Euromaxx06:45 Reporter Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
07:00DW News In Good Shape Check-in
07:1507:30 Tomorrow Today Kick off!* Close up Focus on Europe Quadriga*** Arts.21 Kick off! Life07:45
08:00DW News
DW News08:15 DocFilm DocFilm08:30 Business Business Business Business Business08:45 Reporter Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
09:00 DW News09:15 DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm DocFilm World Stories Shift09:30 Euromaxx In Good Shape/
The 77 Percent09:45
10:00DW News
DW News10:15 Shift The Bundesliga*10:30 DocFilm** Close Up Eco India Conflict Zone Quadriga*** Check-in Kick off! Life10:45
* different programming during seasonal break | ** once a month Faith Matters | *** may be substituted by Eco Africa All information may be subject to change | From 15 April 2019 | dw.com/programguide
Short NewsNewsMagazines
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11:00DW News
DW News11:15 Reporter World Stories11:30 Global 3000 Kick off!* Made in Germany Focus on Europe Tomorrow Today Arts.21 Drive it! /
The 77 Percent11:45
12:00DW News
DW News12:15 DocFilm DocFilm12:30 Eco India Close Up Eco Africa Conflict Zone In Good Shape12:45
13:00DW News
DW News13:15 World Stories The Bundesliga*13:30 DW News Asia Euromaxx Arts.2113:45 Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia
14:00DW News
DW News14:15 Reporter Shift14:30 DW News Asia Check-in /
The 77 PercentDocFilm**
14:45 Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia
15:00DW News
DW News15:15 DocFilm DocFilm15:30 Global 3000 Kick off!* Made in Germany Focus on Europe Eco India15:45
16:00DW News
DW News16:15 World Stories Reporter16:30 DW News Asia Conflict Zone Eco Africa16:45 Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia Business Asia
17:00 DW News17:15 Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Shift World Stories17:30 DW News Africa In Good Shape /
The 77 PercentEuromaxx
17:45 Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
18:00 DW News DW News18:15 Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Business Africa Reporter Shift18:30 DW News Africa Kick off! Life Drive it!18:45 Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
19:00DW News
DW News19:15 DocFilm DocFilm19:30 Close up Kick off! * Conflict Zone Quadriga*** Eco Africa19:45
20:00DW News
DW News20:15 World Stories Reporter20:30
The DayArts.21 DocFilm**
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21:00 DW News DW News21:15 Business Business Business Business Business The Bundesliga* The Bundesliga*21:30 DW News Africa Eco Africa Tomorrow Today21:45 Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
22:00 DW NewsThe Day22:15 The Bundesliga* The Bundesliga*
22:30 Close Up Global 3000 Focus on Europe Conflict Zone Quadriga*** Euromaxx Arts.2122:45
23:00 DW NewsThe Day23:15 The Bundesliga* The Bundesliga*
23:30 Business Business Business Business Business Check-in Drive it!23:45 Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Arts and Culture
From 15 April 2019 | dw.com/programguide
