Christmas market in Nordhausen broke: city administration in the crossfire!

Christmas market in Nordhausen broke: city administration in the crossfire!

in the upper town of Nordhausen, a captivating place in Thuringia, the idea for a Christmas market was born. Sven H., the initiator, had made big plans to revitalize the lower town with a festive atmosphere and an appealing atmosphere. But now it is clear: these plans are nothing. The initial euphoria has turned into disappointment, and he is looking for guilt clearly in the town hall.

The lower town of Nordhausen does not have the best reputation. Especially in the past, various events, starting from the station festival to the spring festival, tried to counteract this call. A Christmas market should help round the positive picture. However, these possible gifts are now suffocation in the germ, and the "Thuringian Allgemeine" reports that those responsible were informed about it on October 14th.

city administration under pressure

"It is not wanted!", The organizer bluntly explains when he talks about the reaction of the city administration. Apparently the city did not want to compete with its own Christmas market, which raises some questions. Last year, Sven H. had to pay a four -digit fee to organize his spring festival, and now the city is apparently planning to request ten times for the Christmas market. A clear signal that many, understandably, perceive as unfair.

The oppressive wall of bureaucracy and the city's plans to provide their own interests of Sven H.'s own interests make them feel that respect is refused. "Respect looks different," said his conclusion, which he comments on the press. The frustration about the city administration is not only obvious, but also understandable because it had imagined the security of his project differently.

This situation does not lead to happy faces. From this experience, Sven H. draws drastic consequences, whose nature still remains in the dark. The city has thus suffocated a lively idea that could have contributed to strengthening the community and bringing people joy in the run -up to Christmas. His further steps and measures he could take to question the city administration are eagerly awaited.

The reasons behind the cancellation are profound and not only affect Sven H. personally, but also reflect larger problematic structures when organizing events in the region. In order to learn more about the exact background, it is worth taking a look at the detailed report of the "Thuringian General", which provides additional details about this predicament.

For those who are interested in how the situation develops, it only remains to be said that it is important to hope that such ideas will not disappear in the drawer in the future. The Christmas market, a tradition that symbolizes pre -Christmas joy, should not suffer from the limits of bureaucratic requirements.

A comprehensive overview of the situation offers The report on www.thueringen24.de .