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In 1889, the German Government decided to use the postal service as an information network to create Social Security.
889年，德国政府决定将邮政用作,建立的社会保障的信息网络。
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You know, my grandmother spent some time in Germany in Frankfurt. I think it was
我祖母在德国的法兰克福呆过一段时间，那时
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The Aufbau Principle comes from a German word which means it is essentially construction or building, build-up principle.
构造原理原来自一个德国词汇,意思是基本的构造,建筑，或修建原则。
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We were kind of reluctant to take on ideas from Germany, of all places, but we finally did.
我们美国人有点不愿意接受,德国人的想法，不过我们最后还是接受了。
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That's the way that it was presented to the American public: a fight against Nazi Germany.
绝大部分美国人认为：,这就是一场与德国纳粹的较量。
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But the siege goes on and on, and Paris changes appearances.
德国的围攻仍在继续,而巴黎的市容也有所变化
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So something the Germans used on their U-boats and the output of that is a scrambled message.
德国人在他们的U型潜水艇所用到的东西的输出,是一个加密消息。
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He was being interviewed by Carl Reiner, and he would ask him questions, and in his comic German accent he would give silly answers.
卡尔·雷纳介绍了一下他,然后问了他几个问题,接着他会带着,滑稽的德国腔去做出荒唐的回答
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This was first posed by German scholars.
它是由德国学者首先提出的。
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In England's case, England goes out of every single World Cup and every single European competition because it loses on penalty kicks, usually to Germany, it has to be said.
拿英格兰做例子吧,英格兰每次在世界杯或者欧洲杯中出局,都因为栽到了点球上,尤其是对阵德国的时候
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I'm not sure if it's altogether true, but it's a good story, at least, about the famous German philosopher who said that on his first teaching of the Republic, he went through the whole book, ! taught the whole book in one seminar, one semester.
不确定是否都对，但是讲得很好，至少，讲者是著名德国哲学家,他在首堂讲授《理想国》的课中如此提问，然后教完整本巨著，整本巨著在一个学期内教完，一个学期。
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What do you think is the main difference between Germany and the U.S.?
你觉得德国和美国主要的区别是什么？
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I studied German for about 6 months in Berlin.
我在柏林对德国进行了6个月的研究。
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And the Germans try to set up programme where they will train very good German police officers.
德国想要在他们能够训练很好的德国警察的地方,进行此项计划。
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we've actually looked just expectancy in the brain of schizophrenics unhealthy controls So what we see is with Germans as the same thing that we saw with Americans.
我们对精神分裂症患者的大脑,进行了观察,我们在正常德国人身上观察到的结果,和我们在美国观察到的相同。
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I'll tell you, in the south of France near where we live, when there was a lot of resistance in World War II against the Germans, there were some Protestant villages there that were noteworthy for their resistance.
例如在法国南部,当时我们住所的附近,有一些新教徒的村子,这些村民们在二战中奋力抗击德国的入侵,并因为他们的不屈抗争而闻名
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I didn't know anybody that was going to Germany,
刚去德国的时候，我谁都不认识，
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So, this was a German bank doing exactly the same thing and it became insolvent and the German Government had to come to its rescue.
德国的这家银行也犯了同样的错误,导致最终破产,德国政府不得不出资援助
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And one day so I was eating my ice-cream because the archives were closed, and this woman came up, and she was probably about fity, or something like that, and she ordered ice-cream, and so this guy says, "Well, Madame whatever, Madame Dupuis, you remember that day don't you, when the Germans came back?" And she said, "Oh I sure do, they hung my husband from that pole."
有一天我正吃冰激凌呢,因为档案馆关了,有个女人过来,她大概有五十岁,她要了个冰激凌,然后这哥们说,"我也忘了什么夫人了,杜普斯夫人,你还记得那天吧,德国人来的那天",然后她说,"我当然记得,他们把我丈夫吊在那根柱子上"
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And in later letters in this series between her and Richard, and also in the review that she wrote up for the Book of the Month Club newsletter), she invokes the Nazis specifically as a comparison to the kind of oppression that Richard was trying to escape in the South.
她在之后与理查的通信中，把理查在南方,与德国纳粹做比较，当时社会的主流思想,就是在为了美国式的理想,为了自由而战。
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It turns out that 38% of this bank was owned by the German Government, so it was kind of their problem, right?
最终由德国政府,收购了这家银行38%的股份,所以说这是政府的问题,对吗
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One is Dubna in the former Soviet Union in Russia, one is in Darmstadt in Germany and the third one is in the United States in Berkeley.
一个是在杜布纳，位于前苏联的俄国，一个在德国的达姆施塔特,第三个是在美国的伯克利。
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And there's some amazing scenes in it where they shave the heads of horizontal collaborators, which is sort of a crude way of talking about French women who slept with German officers-- horizontal collaboration. And at the end of the movie, there was Maurice Chevalier.
有一些很棒的镜头,给那些卧床法奸剃头,这是一种很粗鲁的说法形容那些,和德国军官上床的法国女人,卧床法奸,在电影最后,有莫里斯·舍瓦利埃
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Inflation rates had gotten very high even in Germany where anti-inflation sentiment was the highest.
通货膨胀率仍然很高，甚至在,反通货膨胀的情绪最高涨的德国。
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Or, if you think of Berlin, you think of Germany, a unified Germany or in the Federal Republic before German unification, Berlin was terribly important.
或者,想想柏林,想想德国的情况,无论在统一的德国还是统一前的联邦德国,柏林都是一个十分重要的城市
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So one of the things that the Allies very specifically wanted to do in World War II was to hijack one of these devices, take it from a U-boat because if they had this physical machine, certainly can they start decrypting then the German messages.
所以同盟国在二战中想做的一件事,就是劫持其中一个装置，携带在U型潜水艇中，因为如果他们拥有了这种物理装置，他们就可以解码,德国人的密文。
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There were eleven million workers in Germany at the time and other countries looked on this as, this is ridiculous, no government can actually manage the system like this.
当时的德国有1100万工人,其他国家视此情景为儿戏，没有哪个政府能像这样管理一个体系。
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They created a new law, which said that every person who works in Germany has to pay the government a certain percent of his income, into the Social Security system.
他们颁布了新的法律，规定每个在德国工作的人,都需向政府支付一定比例的收入，以此来建立社会保障体系。
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And at the end of the movie he says, "You know, there are zese very bad rumors about me, and that I sang for zee German troops, and I want to tell you I only sang for zee boys," that is, for the French interned soldiers in Germany then.
影片最后他说,"知道吗,最近有些关于我的谣言,说我给德军唱歌,我想告诉你我只给我们的小伙子们唱",指的是在德国的被俘法军
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