Christmas magic in MV: Experience art, lights and festive markets!

Christmas magic in MV: Experience art, lights and festive markets!

In the picturesque Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the pre-Christmas time knocks on the doors of families and friends who look forward to a contemplative Advent weekend. As the Ostsee-Zeitung reports, both the Stralsund Christmas market offers numerous opportunities to get in a Christmas mood until December 22nd and the festively decorated ice rink in Binz on Rügen. Among the lights of Christmas art, Oliver Fabel exhibits his controversial interpretation of the nativity play, which stimulates lively discussions. This creative examination of Tradition causes excitement and delight at the same time.

A particularly sparkling sight awaits visitors in Groß Kussewitz, where the Müller couple not only inspires its neighbors with an impressive light show, but also draws attention to the challenges of increasing electricity costs. In addition to this festive atmosphere, it turns out that the region has a real spectacle of events and attractions before the holidays to bring together the community.

family structure in change

In parallel to these festive activities, there are also interesting developments in the family structure of the region. According to the scientist Michaela Kreyenfeld from the Rostock Max-Planck Institute for Demographic Research, East Germany has a striking similarity to Scandinavian countries, such as the time reported. In East Germany, the employment rate of mothers is significantly higher, which is not only due to more modern family structures, but also to the strong need to ensure a livelihood. Here more than 50 percent of mothers work full -time compared to only 19 percent in western Germany.

The changes in birth rates and the role of childcare also show that society in East Germany is constantly changing. Over 60 percent of the children are not born, which makes the view of family and partnership in the east appear again in a different light. These trends explain how deeply rooted the Scandinavian influences are in East German culture today.

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