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Dear all,
to support you while working on this project, politicians, influencers and editors have thought about the same question: "What would you do... if you could build the ideal European state for young people?". Boris Palmer, Mayor of Tübingen and a member of the Green Party presents his ideas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Palmer). You can find it in the "material-folder" on etwinning! Enjoy and have a great start! Migration – within the EU: Blessing or Challenge? Interactive-images: "Migration 1990 until today" "Emigration after the Second World War" "Immigration after the Second World War" "Migration after the First World War" "Migration in the 19th - beginning of the 20th centuries" |
Germany (April 2020)
Our first talk focused on the European Union law enforcement agency with Mr Max-Peter Ratzel as its former director. Mr Ratzel regards himself as a living example of European history as he was born in the Saarland in 1949 when the region was governed by France as a consequence of the Second World War. As a child he experienced both strict border controls between the Saarland and Germany and later a united Europe after the Schengen Agreement. With his vast experience he could tell the international group of students how the police is able to work across Europe and strengthen their communication concerning crimes and the law. Mr Ratzel emphasized digital possibilities now helping the European states to fight terrorism. Quotes of his talk: “Travel the world and get to know as many countries as possible.” “Within Europe, we should be open to differences and similarities and strengthen our community by focusing on the positive possibilities originating from this.” “The European Union has not been completed yet”. |