Day of German Unity: Churches Demand Cohesion - Warning Against Polarization
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In Bremen, the official celebration of the Day of German Unity began. Church representatives warned against a polarization of society. Meanwhile, the East German representative Kaiser pleaded for an East German Federal President.
On the Day of German Unity, numerous politicians warn of current dangers for democracy. The German Bundestag vice-president Bodo Ramelow (left) also complains of a division of society through "asocial networks".
On the Day of German Unity, clergymen appealed for social cohesion and for the protection of human dignity. Federal President Steinmeier and the ZdK stressed the importance of an active commitment to democracy.
The Bishop of Osnabrück, Dominicus Meier and the President of the Evangelical Church in Bremen Bernd Kuschnerus, called on the Day of German Unity to combat exclusion and social division. During the ecumenical service at St. Peter's Cathedral in Bremen, they stressed the importance of the dignity of each person and of mutual solidarity. Bishop Meier noted that in the face of social change, many people feel tired, overwhelmed or fearful The artic…
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