Debate on stage with audience

The transcript discusses the current situation in Germany, highlighting the role of radio in facilitating public discourse on controversial topics. It features a debate on the implications of reestablishing German industry under old leadership, with participants expressing strong opinions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of public involvement, represented by the studio audience, in shaping the conversation.

What role do radio broadcasters play in the discussion of controversial topics?

• They avoid controversial topics.

• They censor controversial opinions.

• They facilitate open debates on serious subjects.

• They only discuss entertainment news.

What is Mr. Arnold accused of in the discussion?

• Reestablishing German industry under old leadership.

• Ignoring the public's opinion.

• Trying to establish a new government.

• Supporting the Nazis.

How does the speaker express their feelings about the Nazis?

• They feel indifferent.

• They are confused.

• They express a strong aversion.

• They show support.

What is the tragedy mentioned in the discussion?

• The rise of new political parties.

• The end of the radio program.

• The reestablishment of Germany under old leadership.

• The lack of public participation.

What role does the studio audience play in the discussion?

• They are not allowed to participate.

• They have an active voice in the discussion.

• They only ask questions.

• They are passive listeners.