Cologne celebrities look into the future: wishes for a better 2025!

Cologne celebrities look into the future: wishes for a better 2025!

Köln, Deutschland - On December 26, 2024, Cologne celebrities formulated their wishes for the coming year 2025. These were published in an article on the website koeln0221.de . The suggestions range from personal concerns to social hopes.

Ludwig Sebus wants stability and joy for others, while he emphasizes the preservation of family values ​​and resistance to exclusion. His wife, Ulla Sebus, expresses the desire that Ludwig remains with the family and hopes for fewer narcissists in the world. Wolfgang Bosbach speaks out that mankind reaches an overcoming agitation, hatred and violence, and at the same time expresses the desire for health for family and friends as well as good neighborhood.

wishes for peace and health

Harry Wijnvoord emphasizes the importance of a good year and wants health and the preservation of love. Carolina Peukmann wants love, clarity and a hit. Toni Polster hopes for the end of wars, well -being for his family and the sporting championship with Viktoria Vienna. Till Quitmann expresses wishes for health, serenity and professional success.

Volker Weininger demands more respect and solving global challenges. Jupp Menth wishes the end of unbearable power people and a well -protected growing for children. Friedhelm Funkel hopes for health, peace worldwide and the rise of 1. FC Köln to the Bundesliga. Roberto Campione also expresses the desire to end the war in Ukraine and the Middle East, supplemented by the desire to strengthen medium -sized companies and a better political representation of Cologne interests.

Among the further wishes can be found for more prudence by Simone Standl, Peace and Personal Success by Dirk Lottner as well as the hopes of Reiner Hömig for Peace in Ukraine and a number 1 table for FC. Dino Massi also wishes life, love, laughter and magical moments for better cooperation. The list of wishes is continuously added.

Another article on Friedenunddiplomatism.de treated the Christmas peace from 1914 during the First World War. Various reports and perspectives are quoted here that describe the interaction between British and German soldiers during the Christmas Eve. Frank Richards reports that no shot was fired on the second Christmas day and discussions took place between the soldiers.

Christmas peace is seen as an example of human disobedience to war policy, whereby the idea is discussed that a mass refusal to be the citizens could stop war. These two articles once again illustrate the longing for peace and cohesion in difficult times.