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2009-07-08 - extension: zip - size: 4 MB

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No Hope For The Kids - Self Titled

2009-11-01 - extension: rar - size: 26 MB

No Hope For The Kids - Self Titled

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No Hope For The Kids - Das Reich-Secret Police EP 2003

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No Hope For The Kids - Das Reich-Secret Police EP 2003

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No Hope for the Kids - Secret Police - Live @ Pointless Fest
No Hope for the Kids - Secret Police - Live @ Pointless Fest 2006 First night of the fest. No (More)

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No Hope For The Younger People
VOX POPS LOCATION: Cafe Milano, Novi Travnik Questions: Gerald Knaus and Eggert Hardten Q: What (More) VOX POPS LOCATION: Cafe Milano, Novi Travnik Questions: Gerald Knaus and Eggert Hardten Q: What is life like for the young people here? *Ivan Jukic: Barman Tough! *Mijo Pesic: Barman In Short. Miserable. Pure misery. Q: What are your plans? *Ivan Jukic: Barman The future? I don't know. I dare not plan anything. Q: Where could you go? Mijo Pesic: Barman Anywhere. It is better to go to Croatia and rent a flat there and work and get some sort of a pay-cheque and give your kids some sort of security... *Augustin Valjan: Shop worker It is obviously not good when all of the young people want to leave this place. Q: Where to? Augustin Valjan: Shop worker Anywhere. Q: What kind of a future do you see work-wise? Augustin Valjan: Shop worker: I don't see it because of the people who are in power now are only looking to get as much money as they can for themselves. Q: What are your plans? Svjetlana Blaževic: Student I don't have a plan. I don't see any future here. That's why I have any plans. Here at least. Augustin Valjan: Shop Worker I think that the biggest problem in this country is the fact that the people have no respect for the law. Laws exist, but people think that if they break the law, they just need to contact someone they know in the judicial system, and they will take care of the problem for them, with no consequences. Something like that is not possible in Germany. I guess it is a question of differences in mentality. Q: Why does the mentality not change if that is what is needed? Svjetlana Blaževic: Student It would take us a hundred years to do that. Q: Why do you think that would take one hundred years; you don't have a 100 years at your disposal? Svjetlana Blaževic: Student Mentality does not change easily. Q: Who can make these changes? School Teacher - name not given Well, I don't know, I don't have much faith in the current government, there are no investments, maybe nothing will be done at all. *Lucija Budimir: School Teacher How does one start to think differently? How does one change one's way of thinking? I don't know, I can't tell you that... [laughs.] END FINAL CREDITS European Stability Initiative Research Team Marcus Cox Eggert Hardten Gerald Knaus Production Team Videography and editing Daniel Ridicki Producer Chris Langdon This documentary is part of an ESI governance assessment financed by the British Department for International Development (Less)

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