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The Potsdam Debate

BBC One
on BBC One London

North, south, east and west: what are the prospects for One World? This is the climax to the One World debates takes place across the table used for the signing of the 1945 Potsdam Treaty in East Germany. This crossroads debate includes two
Secretaries-General:
Catherine Lalumiere
(Council of Europe) and Sridath Ramphal
(British Commonwealth). Among other participants are Edward Heath , MP, Emma Keppel of East
Germany's New Forum and Jonathon Porritt of Friends of the Earth to ask: what will the shape of Europe be in the 21st century? How will the rise of the 'greens' change the political spectrum? Will
Europeans unite to keep out the world's poor? The programme is a unique One World collaboration between east and west - a co-production by Norwegian and East German Television. Producers Mette Janson (NRK) and Manfred Zeimer (DFF)

Contributors

Unknown:
Catherine Lalumiere
Unknown:
Sridath Ramphal
Unknown:
Edward Heath
Unknown:
Emma Keppel
Unknown:
Jonathon Porritt
Producers:
Mette Janson
Producers:
Manfred Zeimer
Source: Radio Times

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