German day in Tingleff: 450 celebrate for integration and future!

German day in Tingleff: 450 celebrate for integration and future!

A grand festival in Tingleff: Around 450 people celebrated the German day on Saturday, an absolute highlight for the German minority in Denmark! The event not only attracted members of the Federation of German North Silesia, but also numerous guests, including prominent German and Danish politicians. The atmosphere was proud and a sense of community when the participants came together to celebrate their culture.

Hinrich Jürgensen, the chairman of the Federation of German North Silesia, emphasized in his speech how well most German emigrants integrate in Denmark. But he also made it clear that the future of this integration work is on the brink. Jürgensen urgently demanded more financial support from German and Danish politics in order to continue the valuable work of the federal government. A call that not only moved the people present, but also challenges the political decision -makers to take the needs of the German minority seriously.

a day of unity and pride

The German day is not just a festival for the German minority, but a sign of unity and identity. In Tingleff, a place known for its cultural diversity, this day became a lively testimony of German-Danish relations. The celebrations brought the streets to life and offered a platform to discuss the success and challenges of the German Community in Denmark. The mixture of tradition and modernity, which was noticeable at this event, gives hope that bridges between cultures will continue to be built in the future.