Germany's efforts to repay the victims of Nazi atrocities was of particular interest to a group of African American Minnesotans who gathered this morning at Lucille's Kitchen in north Minneapolis. The trans-atlantic conversation followed a spirited forum held at the restaurant on the U-S movement for slavery reparations. The video conference discussion allowed participants in both countries to tell each other why they feel the United States and Germany must not only face their troubled pasts, but make reparations to those who are wronged. Minnesota Public Radio's Brandt Williams moderated the German end of the discussion and has this report from Berlin.