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1. Laura -  A girl from the girl secondary school St.Ursula

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2. Good news from Germany February 2016

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3. Escape from Bunzlau 1944/45

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4. Shortnews from Germany

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5. The united states of Europe - Comment from Martin Pfeil

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Welcome to the ninth broadcast from Channel Welcome.

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The todays show is something special and is also different to the other show in many points.

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Thematically, because the protagonists of both mainposts has a difference in age with over 70 years.

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Formally, because we will now put always 2 news blogs in.

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In which the second blog will show positive developments and events.

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So to speak, good news.

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Her name is Laura, she's 15 years old and goes to the Girl secondary School St. Ursula in Augsburg.

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First off nothing special.

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Like most of the girls and boys at her age,  is her extracurricular appointment book always full.

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But, and thats where she distinguish herself from the other classmates.

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Laura and a few others asked themselves, if they couldn't make a meaningful contribution for society with 15 years old.

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And her answer was definitely yes

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Laura - a girl from secondary school St. Ursula

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I am Laura, i am 15 years old and i go to the girl secondary school St.Ursula.

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I help once a week with the homework care in a asylum accommodation at "Rotes Tor".

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A really good friend told me about it and then both of us thought about to go there.

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I made it through a classmate, because we had a project day from school where we were here and at the "Roten Tor Schule" where most of the kids go.

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And then they showed it and presented it to us so i could imagine myself doing the same.

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And then i took Laura with me. And we have a lot of fun at it.

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I just do it once a week.

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I am a teach and came here through Laura, a student of mine from the secondary school St. Ursula.

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and then she told me that she always comes here and does refugee care.

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Then i thought lets come here too and we have on our school a project where we think... it´s called compassion.

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Think about how people show compassion and how far we can accompany them.

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When everybody comes refugee accommodation we first start with a Hello round.

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In a "Hello Round" everybody tells whats their name, how they are and what was good and bad on this day.

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Then everybody splits in groups like with one supervisor and 1 to 2 children and the we do the homework and study together.

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And when we´re done and there´s nothing else to do we play together.

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Every chid is different it doesn´t make any different where you´re from.

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The most children from there came from Syria and are between 6-12 years old and go to the Rote Tor Schule.

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Tell me from the farm where you showed me the pictures.

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We went there on monday then we saw pigs, cows, goose and ducks and so on.

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-You had something in your hands.
-Yes a chicken.

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But in Syria they don't even have pets.

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We came here in 2014 and celebrated christmas in 2015.

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And we also celebrated new years eve and we are here for 1 year now.

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I wish Syria to be like Germany and then go back.

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The children were often in school in their hometown, but they have to start here again from the beginning.

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Because they only learned arabic font and the arabic language.

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Here in Germany they have to get used to the german font and the german language.

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Every child speaks really well german they of course say some krypositons or some words wrong but you understand them perfectly.

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And you wouldn't think that because some of them are only one year here and you can talk to them wonderfully.

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Thats a huge difference to the elder one who are partly over 4 years here and can't speak almost nothing.

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-300´000 minus 20´000

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Minus 20´000 ?

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Equals 80´000?

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Yes 80 but what number comes before?

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280´000. Do you understand it?

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I came to Augsburg 4 years ago to study linguistic and literary science.

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And since one year im with the children for homework care.

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I came here over a friend who was here a few times but couldn't do it because of time.

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Every child is different. For example there´s ali, who can make all exercises really fast and thoughtful.

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He sees all tasks and answered instantly and sees the systems in for example maths exercises.

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There are also other children who for example count 3 plus 4 equals 64

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But the same happens to german children too and thats only when you wanna finish unthoughtful and have no lust for studying.

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You can't forget that the children came from war zones and have partly traumatic experiences.

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The police was once here for example and all the children started screaming and one of them started heavily crying and locked himself into a room.

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"Happy birthday to you...."

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I wish me for the children, that they get the same chances like children in germany.

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And i hope that they get accepted from all the people like they are and not looked at strangely because of their skin color and because they look differently.

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We had at the beginning of the school year a lot of discussions about refugees.

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And some of my classmates were the opinion that they should stay were they came from.

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Thats why our teachers were the view that they should teach us the situation better.

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And now the people have a better understanding of why the people came to germany.

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I also have a completely different opinion on people who came from different countries to germany.

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So for example i can argue from my own experiences when somebody is talking bad about foreigners.

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Good news from Germany 2016

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Swiss plebiscite: Win for the constitutional state.

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Swiss people don't wanna deport criminal foreigners automatically.

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At the plebiscite the majority voted against the controversial enforcement initiative of the swiss party- SVP.

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With that they stop a second-class justice and defend themselves from a right-winged attack.

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Majority is optimistic for refugee integration.

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Can we make it?

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More than 2/3 of germans are the view that the integration of the refugees will succeed.

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That was the result of a representative survey of the Infratest.

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On the question that the prosperity of Germany is at risk with refugee admission

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the majority of germans showed themselves calmed.

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61% answered with no.

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No xenophobia in germany.

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Germans are ashamed of assaults.

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The majority of germans are ashamed of the violently protests against refugees.

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According to a survey of the "ARD Deutschland Trend" it is 83%.

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76% of the interviewed promote that politicians should condemn the assaults harder.

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German labour market is receptive.

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Not everyone could find work, but a lot.

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Thats what the board of directors of the federal agency for work, Detlef Scheele said to "Die Welt".

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In this year 350´000 refugees will search for a education or work.

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Thats for the current german labour market not a problem.

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At the moment 700´000 new jobs are created yearly.

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Training policy: good outlooks for teachers.

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The bavarian culture ministry created over 1000 new jobs for teachers.

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To integrate the 60´000 refugee children in compulsory education age.

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They should teach german to children and teenager on primary-, middle- and professional schools in special conveyor classes.

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Survey: 1/3 of plants will hire refugees.

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34% of company wanna hire refugees in this or next year.

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That was the answer of a survey from the IFO institution from about 1000 personnel manager.

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They apparently make good experiences.

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2/3 of personnel manager who already hired refugees wanna hire in the next 2 years more refugees.

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Since people commemorate people had to flee from their homes.

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Often due natural disasters but probably more often through humans.

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The protagonist of the next post turned 88 on the 28. February.

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She also was a refugee once and nowhere welcomed.

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But she had no other choice than escape to save her life.

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She was forced to leave her home with 16 years because of a war.

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What preceded abominations which were uniquely and indescribably that you only can hope that people will learn from it.

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That something like that won't happen on german ground and not on any other spot on this earth.

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We didn't realize that much from the war, but after the front drew closer and our troops were on the countermarch,

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a depressed mood spreaded throughout.

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We didn't had much distress during the war, you could pick up you groceries even if the selection wasn´t that big anymore...

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But there still was everything and we didn't suffered hunger.

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We didn't had any bomb attacks and it was quiet.

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The front drew closer, which we got from the wehrmach report.

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In Oktober was already a bomb attack in Breslau.

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And with that another time began for us.

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We made worried about how to continue.

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There were also occasional refugees, they came from the east.

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We didn't want to realize it first but then you realized it in the population.

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The young ones become less.

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The males were drafted in the military.

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For the flak or some other military camps.

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Us girls also got set in.

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For example catering office or in the weapons production or for school classes.

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And it got so much that we barely had school and a lot of lazarets got postponed to us because it was still quiet in middle Silesia.

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There were a lot of wounded soldiers in here and on christmas people got asked to invite soldier to their homes.

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In december the first refugee trains came.

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It was prohibited to leave the town without asking.

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You had to stay there.

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There were few who still drove away but the majority stayed.

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The population accepted it partly because they said, when the soldiers draw back from the front

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and come to empty cities and empty villages, they will ask themselves what did we defend?

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We hoped that the front will move past us or that they will roll fast past us.

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So the will to flee wasn´t that strong.

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Thereby that my mother past away at the end of november it was a really depressed christmas, even without the war influence.

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At that time even more refugees came from the east.

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They came from East Prussia and West Prussia.

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And then the right trail set in, which was a really gloomy view.

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They all looked the same.

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They drove on sleds and there was a lot of snow and it was really cold.

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The cold was also really depressing because you couldn't heat every room because the fuel was missing.

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We mostly heated only one room and the kitchen.

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There wasn't anymore.

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And on top of it was a blackout. The streets were completely dark.

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It was dark and cold and then the feeling that something is coming to us was really depressing.

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And we heard at the end of December that there was a artillery bombardment in Breslau.

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On the 10th of January Breslau got evacuated and our whole city was full.

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We got strange faces everywhere and we barely knew real people from Bunzlau and it really got short with the bread.

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Us people form Bunzlau knew some stores in the Periphery were to buy bread.

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And they mostly came in the night because it was too risky with the planes on daylight.

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We were 3 girls between 14 and 16 years. I was 16 years old.

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We met every evening as a group on the translation and there were other groups who did the same.

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There were refugees who had relatives in Bunzlau or just paused there.

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So we brought them to their relatives. We carried their suitcases because they were attenuated from the journey.

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So those who just paused there came to sports halls.

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A corridor in the middle, left and right was straw and then they slept on it.

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There wasn´t any chaos, it worked out.

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Some said that they will never leave their homes and others said that they have a young daughter and the battle troops who's coming isn't harmless.

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Young women and girls had to go.

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The elders said that they wanna stay there but still escaped because of their children.

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They said come grandfather we won't let you by yourself here.

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My case was similar. My father wanted to stay in Bunzlau because my mother died shortly before and he didn't want to leave her grave.

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But then the neighbors talked him into and i also said i won't leave you alone.

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Thereupon he also decided to leave which was in February.

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We then had school for few days and they said that it maybe will be over, maybe we will fix it.

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But the mood was really bad.

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Then we noticed that the refugee trains partly drove through our stations.

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And in early february we learned that they evacuate Bunzlau.

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I packed my suitcase long before.

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But my father couldn't carry anything because he was really sick, he didn´t had any life courage anymore.

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And i had to look that he´ll pack his stuff too but he didn´t wanted to.

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We had to go on the 10th of february.

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The train stations weren´t save anymore thats why only few trains drove.

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We didn´t knew when they will come so we used buses and military vehicles.

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And my father who didn´t want to move stayed there until it was dark and said: "i won't come to the assembly point.

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We had a factory house and below us were some bureau rooms and this rooms were busy from a field hunter unit.

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Then i went to the field hunters and said:"I got a problem, i can't bring my father to the assembly point.

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Then they brought us with a jeep to the place.

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It was dark, cold and there was a huge crowd.

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And we wanted to meet with relatives from Breslau but it was impossible. We searched and waited but then they said that we have to move on because they wanna blow up the bridges.

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And then we drove in a tank. We were 11 people in this vehicle.

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Next to the driver was a bucket full of petrol.

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We weren´t able to smoke or we would blow up.

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Then we drove in the west direction.

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On the big road, Bunzlau, Görlitz, it was 44 kilometers.

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Then we drove with this vehicle to Dresden the next day.

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And then my father said that he couldn´t sit anymore and we should take a break in Dresden and stay there.

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Nobody wanted to go far away from Silesia because they said when the war is over we can go back home.

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Thats why we wanted to remain near.

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The 2 drivers said in Dresden that they will continue to drive. They wanted to go to Hof.

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And my father said no so we stayed in Dresden.

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The people in Dresden received us nicely. We go good bread to eat.

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Then we came to a sports hall with electricity and my father said that it´s full of refugees and food wasn´t good in this big city..

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And then we said we will move on and then there was a refugee train or more which moved on to the west.

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We boarded in this train and came to Leipzig.

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This was on the 12. of February.

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Then they said move quickly to the shelter we have an alarm.

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We sat for hours in the shelter and we heard the detonation which was really loud.

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We didn´t knew what was bombed and as then the warning came up and we ran outside,

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and the people from Leipzig who also were with us said Dresden is burning.

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And that was the big attack on Dresden.

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After that we was distributed in private quarters.

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They weren´t really excited about it.

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My father got a room with an elderly woman.

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She was a widow. And i was in some kind of a room chamber but we stayed in the same house.

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We still had a aviator alarm and we knew how far the front was and we hoped that the americans come earlier than the russians. That was it.

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We had 1-2 days a heavy fighting but after that Leipzig gave up really quick.

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They saw that it won't make any sense to defend anything, that it just bring more losses which we had more than enough.

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Then we sat in the basement and they stopped shooting.

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Then we looked up what was going on and we saw the americans in the streets.

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They told the people to be reasonable.

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Thats where they stopped to say that we will win and we don't have to give up.

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Then the occupation troop came and the house we was in was a corner house.

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And the all corner houses got occupied from both sides.

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And we instantly had americans in our houses so we had to go to the basements and stay there.

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On the first day my father reminded that he left his watch in the room.

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Which was a golden one because you don't take simple watches with you when you escape.

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And then i went to them and he took me with him to his room, where my father was and the watch was still there.

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They called us once, that we should go to them and then we went to the house where we stayed before.

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And then they were laying in the marriage bed, they were black guys and they shaked with their black feet and said that we are really pretty.

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They were really nice and lovely, we didn't suffer from them. After few days they withdraw.

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And then we made balance and looked up what was there.

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Everything still was there they didn't took anything with them besides from a plum figure.

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Thats what they took with them. They probably liked it a lot.

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I came to it that they splitted germany in  american, russian, french and british parts.

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And Leipzig was in the russian part of it.

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That means that the americans withdrew.

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A lot of young women and girls went with the americans.

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We didn´t stay far away from Silesia.

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Then we had big hunger and people started to rob. Leipzig didn't had a big outback like a farm.

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We then went to peele potatoes.

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We stayed on a little field, Silesia had a lot bigger ones.

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We stayed on the field with 3 people and the farmer was there with dogs

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you couldn´t enter until he said enough and then he went away so you could pick up the other potatoes.

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Everybody made a run on the field so we was happy when we could get a pound of potatoes for ourselves.

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There weren't any good potatoes left because the other ones picked them up.

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It only were small potatoes but we was lucky if we had any.

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And similar was it with sowing field.

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We sowed fields and it took place like with the potatoes.

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So we came home with the ears and we rubbed them on the washboard.

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We only had a little sack of it and picked up the corn of it.

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Then we went on a open place with the corns and waited for the wind to come and then we threw the corns in the air

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and the chaff flew away with the wind.

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It was sometimes hard because the pigeons were hungry too.

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And they were quicker than the wind so it was a fight.

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And this was turned in the coffee mill and we baked bread with that.

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This went a long while but after that they said that the refugees had to get out because they couldn't make it anymore.

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They brought us to the train and we was happy that it went to the east again.

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We came to sparsely populated areas.

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It started over again. We came to a village

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and we were splitted again. My father and i got a offer that we can have a floor room.

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Nothing in it besides a bag to sleep. Nothing else.

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We didn´t had blankets, it was autumn and cold. We couldn´t do it.

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After that we was brought to a Hospitality Service.

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We then stayed there.

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There were many bags of potatoes. So much that you couldn't even carry it.

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And when you eat nothing but potatoes, your body will put on water and we all got aqueous figures.

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And then my father died there. He saw that it was almost impossible to go back to Silesia.

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He didn´t had the courage before to leave and he was damaged before from the 1. world war.

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Then the dead of my mother was too much for him.

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And he was buried there in march.

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And i turned to my classmates, we made up collecting adresses.

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There was one girl who stuck in Thuringia who started a apprenticeship as a nurse.

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And i asked if they could take me too which also happened.

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I then went to Amstatt and had to begin my own life.

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I was 18 in february and i started in April.

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Short news from Germany February 2016

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Bauzen in Saxony

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Onlookers cheer over a fire.

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A vacant hotel got heavily damaged by a fire.

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It was planned that 300 refugees will be accommodated.

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Local residents among them children applauded and bothered the firemen with the extinguishing.

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Klausnitz in Saxony.

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Screaming crowd blocks bus with refugees.

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An angry mob with up to 100 people raged in front of a bus with 15 newcomers who are searching shelter in Germany.

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The roar "We are the people" frightened the bus passengers that much, that they didn´t dare to get out of the bus for 2 hours.

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After all police officers had to bring them to their shelters.

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Former President of the House of Representatives Thierse: "Hate and violence is in the east more visible!"

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After the youngest xenophobic riots in Saxony Former President of the House of Representatives Wolfgang Thierse said to the people in the east that the they are more sensitive for xenophobic messages.

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Who had to go through so much change the past 25 years is obviously less established in his democratic and moral convictions he says.

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Racism in Saxony

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Minister accuses it´s own police to be close to pegida.

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Saxons deputy Minister made serious allegations to it´s police.

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We not only have a quantity problem with the police we also got a quality problem he said in a Interview to "Die Zeit".

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He´s questioning if the sympathy to Pegida and AfD is bigger than in the average population.

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On the security authorities from his country there would be a catching up in intercultural competence and on the leading culture.

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Annual Report

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Amnesty International criticized german refugee politics.

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In their yearly report Amnesty criticized that Germany loses the view of human rights with the handling of refugees.

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It is now set to hardness and foreclosure.

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Also the fight against racism has to be addressed by the authorities said Amnesty.

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Refugees: UNO-Refugee Commissioner accuses Europe complete failure.

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The most countries left Germany and few other states completely alone.

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Said the leader of the auxiliary plant of the United Nations, Philipo Grandi to the FAZ.

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But he called the attitude of the chancellor courageous.

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She commits herself for a european solution.

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He is the producer of Channel Welcome and want to act in the background but the worry about a life dream and the fear of people which is partly dumb and partly seductive,

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partly acted from power calculus and with that everybody is dangerous.

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Brought him to the conclusion to speak the commentary of this show himself.

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The united states of Europe.

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His name was Karl Gellner but we just called him Charly

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and he was my teacher in the first years of school.

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Expelled after the 2. world war out of Transylvania which i didn´t understand as a 11 or 12 year old.

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I belonged to the rebellious children of the class of what im not proud of and we haven´t respected no teacher besides Charly Gellner.

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He let stand up the whole class after the school and asked: What are we committed to? and we answered for a free united Europe.

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That always felt great.

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I got to know a lot of borders as a child.

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The one in Austria in which my parents smuggled straw.

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As a teenager in a VW Bus to the Algave we always had to pass borders where we had to wait for long controlling.

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As well a having so many currencies in the pocket and not to mention from the transit route to west berlin.

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In his election a bavarian minister conjured up the apocalypse.

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When the idea of Schengen would be successful than the turks wouldn't stay like once in front of Vienna but in front of Munih.

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And the room with his followers screamed.

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But a new free ghost was already in the minds of many and soon we paid in Italy, Fance, Spain, Greece with one currency.

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And the orphaned cross stations reminded only on a dusty old time.

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Yes it was a little bit of paradise. The free Europe. But it was only the beginning.

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Opponents of the real turned utopia were always there.

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The ones who put them over other nations and who think they're something better or more protectable.

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and only think about their Power and Profit.

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Seducer with brown ethos ally oneself to ghostliness yesteryears.

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And the seduced ones applaud on the roadside, swing panels and flags, clap their hands the homes burn and scream "We are the people".

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Ugly! No No!

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We don't want to be over and not under other people

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That was written by Bertold Brecht in which native town i live.

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And people build up barbed wire fences around countries and then the war on which they´re involved and which led to refuge is ignored.

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And the German Bundestag allows weapon herds like never before.

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Us, who think emphatically are watching it powerless.

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We can't do anything.

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Stop! Everybody can do something even if its not much but many have to do it.

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Go to the street, ignore, vote out politician who work against the united european idea,

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Don't travel to countries who spread this misfortunes ghost, don't buy goods from there.

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And nobody in west Europe had to work in factories which produces tanks and weapons.

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For that it´s worth to renounce money and material luxury.

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You can't take it with you later anyway.

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The ghost perhaps.

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Arrivals deals today with the topic integration courses.

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Where and how you can integrate yourself faster and better in this society.

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Matheus Brihto sums it up again in the english language to speak on them who just arrived in Germany

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and search for ways and possibilities to learn the german language and many more.

