Joy and grief: Syrians in Kaiserslautern celebrate new hope

Joy and grief: Syrians in Kaiserslautern celebrate new hope

Fackelstraße, 67655 Kaiserslautern, Deutschland - The news about the possible disempowerment of the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has ensured great joy and relief in Kaiserslautern. Especially the Syrians living in Germany, such as the fruit and greengrocer Ali Amino Basmar, celebrated with compatriots last weekend to honor change in their homeland. The excitement was noticeable because people wore the Syrian flag and beamed with joy. According to reports from rheinpfalz.de, however, there are also many who feel mourning during this time of change Emotional location is characterized by the uncertainty about the future of Syria. It is a time full of mixed feelings because the joy of possible changes is overshadowed by the concern for the well -being of your home.

The central concept of joy is not only very important in politics, but also in culture. The ODE "to the joy", written by Friedrich Schiller, has become more important since its creation in 1785 and is often associated with major changes and gatherings. This ode was set to music by Ludwig van Beethoven in his 9th symphony and is now the popular "Anthem of the European Union". The melody reminded many during the celebrations of the hope of peace and unity, as described in detail the wikipedia . The text speaks of universal brotherhood, a motto that is particularly resonant in these eventful times and is a bright spot on new possibilities for many.

In the middle of solemn moments, as they were recorded in the pictures of Ali Amino Basmar, the desire for a better morning for Syria and the Syrians worldwide manifests itself. The changing political landscape offers hope that the end of tyrannical rule in a new chapter of freedom and prosperity could result.