Herta Däubler-Gmelin inspires with the basic law lecture in the high school!

Herta Däubler-Gmelin inspires with the basic law lecture in the high school!

In a gripping lecture in the auditorium of the Schramberg high school, the former Federal Minister of Justice Herta Däubler-Gmelin captivated the audience. In passionate words, she referred to the fundamental principle of the German Basic Law: "The dignity of man is inviolable". Around 130 attentive visitors gathered to listen to their insight and were rewarded with exciting, profound words.

The event was not just a unique opportunity to learn more about the social importance of human dignity - it also marked the end of a remarkable era. Klaus Andreae, the initiator and organizer of the marketplace church series, announced the closure of these over 23 years of series of events, which counted 127 events and around 14,500 enthusiastic visitors. Such a response is remarkable and shows the great interest in the topics treated.

a significant farewell

Däublers-Gmelin's contribution to this special occasion was impressive and stimulated to think, while the listeners were banned in the rhetoric of the experienced politician. The long tradition of the market square church series has held up the public level of discussion in Schramberg and set a strong sign with its event. The focus on human rights and the inviolability of dignity will continue to be of central importance in the future and will continue to initiate important dialogues. It remains exciting to see what the next events will have in Schramberg!