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Frankfurt's "New Frankfurt" Program: Dorothea Hillmann's Housing Cooperative for Working Women

Dorothea Hillmann, a Frankfurt school teacher, initiated the city's first cooperative housing for working women in 1926, constructing over 180 units by 1930, a key element of the "Neues Frankfurt" program (1925-1932) that aimed for improved living conditions through modern architecture and social re...

Frankfurt's "New Frankfurt" Program: Dorothea Hillmann's Housing Cooperative for Working Women

Dorothea Hillmann, a Frankfurt school teacher, initiated the city's first cooperative housing for working women in 1926, constructing over 180 units by 1930, a key element of the "Neues Frankfurt" program (1925-1932) that aimed for improved living conditions through modern architecture and social re...

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How did the "Neues Frankfurt" program address social and economic inequalities, and what parallels exist between its goals and contemporary urban challenges?

Hillmann's work exemplifies the social reform efforts within the "Neues Frankfurt" urban planning program (1925-1932), which aimed to improve living conditions through modern architecture and city planning. Her projects, along with the construction of 15,000 affordable housing units and other public works, highlight a commitment to social equity.

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Jul 16, 16:17

German States Differ on AfD Members in Public Service

German states are individually assessing public sector job applicants' AfD memberships; no nationwide ban is planned, though some states are implementing stricter checks or routine Verfassungsschutz inquiries, sparking debate on balancing constitutional concerns and equal opportunity.

German States Differ on AfD Members in Public Service

German states are individually assessing public sector job applicants' AfD memberships; no nationwide ban is planned, though some states are implementing stricter checks or routine Verfassungsschutz inquiries, sparking debate on balancing constitutional concerns and equal opportunity.

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What is the immediate impact of the varying responses by German states regarding AfD membership and public sector employment?

German states are individually assessing public service applicants' AfD memberships, with no blanket ban planned despite Rheinland-Pfalz initially suggesting one. Stricter reviews are possible in some states.

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Jul 16, 19:15

ZF Workers to Protest Cost-Cutting Measures

On July 29th, 5,000 ZF Friedrichshafen employees will protest against new cost-cutting measures, including cuts to above-scale benefits, following previous work hour reductions and planned job cuts of up to 14,000 in Germany by 2028, as the company attempts to address over a billion euro loss in 202...

ZF Workers to Protest Cost-Cutting Measures

On July 29th, 5,000 ZF Friedrichshafen employees will protest against new cost-cutting measures, including cuts to above-scale benefits, following previous work hour reductions and planned job cuts of up to 14,000 in Germany by 2028, as the company attempts to address over a billion euro loss in 202...

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What are the immediate consequences of ZF's cost-cutting measures on its employees and the company's labor relations?

ZF Friedrichshafen, a major auto supplier facing significant losses, will see its workforce protest against additional cost-cutting measures on July 29th. Around 5,000 employees plan a march and rally outside the headquarters, targeting management's announced cuts to above-scale benefits. This follows previous work hour reductions.

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Jul 16, 19:15

German Hospital Reform Threatens Efficient Braunschweig Clinic Model

Germany's proposed hospital reform threatens Braunschweig Clinic's integrated model of maternity, geriatrics, and radiotherapy, requiring potentially costly additions, highlighting concerns about the reform's rigidity and impact on efficient healthcare delivery. Health Minister Nina Warken is open t...

German Hospital Reform Threatens Efficient Braunschweig Clinic Model

Germany's proposed hospital reform threatens Braunschweig Clinic's integrated model of maternity, geriatrics, and radiotherapy, requiring potentially costly additions, highlighting concerns about the reform's rigidity and impact on efficient healthcare delivery. Health Minister Nina Warken is open t...

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How will the proposed German hospital reform affect the efficient, integrated model of the Braunschweig Clinic and similar hospitals in Germany, and what are the immediate consequences?

The proposed German hospital reform threatens Braunschweig Clinic's unique structure, potentially requiring costly and medically questionable additions like a surgical department and intensive care unit, which would compromise its efficient integration of maternity, geriatrics, and radiotherapy. This exemplifies the reform's potential conflict with existing efficient models. This is also impacting other hospitals in Germany. ", A2="Braunschweig Clinic's integrated model efficiently combines various departments. The reform, aiming to group related services, clashes with this effective structure, highlighting a potential flaw in the 'one-size-fits-all' approach. The clinic's success demonstrates the need for flexibility within the reform. ", A3="The reform's rigid requirements could force restructuring across Germany, potentially disrupting efficient hospitals and increasing costs. Exceptions are being considered but may not fully address the fundamental incompatibility of the reform with existing efficient models. The long-term consequences for patient care and hospital finances remain uncertain.", Q1="How will the proposed German hospital reform affect the efficient, integrated model of the Braunschweig Clinic and similar hospitals in Germany, and what are the immediate consequences?", Q2="What are the potential long-term financial and operational impacts of the proposed reform on hospitals like Braunschweig Clinic that operate successful, but non-standard, integrated models?", Q3="What broader systemic issues does the Braunschweig Clinic case highlight regarding the design and implementation of healthcare reforms, and how can the reform be adapted to accommodate diverse, effective models of care?", ShortDescription="Germany's proposed hospital reform threatens Braunschweig Clinic's integrated model of maternity, geriatrics, and radiotherapy, requiring potentially costly additions, highlighting concerns about the reform's rigidity and impact on efficient healthcare delivery. Health Minister Nina Warken is open to exceptions, while acknowledging the need for related services to be bundled together. The national health insurance fund faces a billion-euro deficit next year.", ShortTitle="German Hospital Reform Threatens Efficient Braunschweig Clinic Model"))

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Jul 16, 13:15

German Study Reveals Similarities in Workplace Values Across Generations

A German DAK health insurance survey found that young employees (under 30) value positive work environments similarly to older workers, take more frequent but shorter sick leaves, and report intergenerational workplace conflicts at a rate of 28 percent.

German Study Reveals Similarities in Workplace Values Across Generations

A German DAK health insurance survey found that young employees (under 30) value positive work environments similarly to older workers, take more frequent but shorter sick leaves, and report intergenerational workplace conflicts at a rate of 28 percent.

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How do the reported sickness rates and durations differ between younger and older employees, and what might explain these differences?

The study, based on a Forsa survey of 7,068 individuals and DAK data from 2024, highlights a surprising similarity in workplace values across generations. Both younger and older workers prioritize good work atmosphere, compensation, and work-life balance. Despite these similarities, intergenerational conflicts were reported, with 28 percent of 18-29 year-olds experiencing such tensions.

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Jul 16, 16:17

1,440 Unfilled Teaching Positions in Baden-Württemberg Due to Long-Standing Software Error

Due to a software error dating back to 2005, 1,440 teaching positions in Baden-Württemberg were incorrectly listed as filled, resulting in a misallocation of resources; the ministry aims to fill these positions and prevent future errors.

1,440 Unfilled Teaching Positions in Baden-Württemberg Due to Long-Standing Software Error

Due to a software error dating back to 2005, 1,440 teaching positions in Baden-Württemberg were incorrectly listed as filled, resulting in a misallocation of resources; the ministry aims to fill these positions and prevent future errors.

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How did the software error, originating in 2005, persist undetected for so long, and what contributing factors exacerbated the issue?

The error's persistence for 18 years highlights significant flaws in the system's oversight and data integrity checks. The ministry estimates the error increased the incorrectly filled positions by 80-100 per year, illustrating a systemic problem within their personnel management. The ministry now plans to fill the 1,440 vacant positions to improve teaching resources.

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Jul 16, 16:16

Berlin Expands Weapons Ban to All Public Transport, Seeks Nationwide Implementation

Berlin is extending a ban on knives and weapons to all public transportation, aiming to reduce crime, with Senator Iris Spranger advocating for a nationwide implementation.

Berlin Expands Weapons Ban to All Public Transport, Seeks Nationwide Implementation

Berlin is extending a ban on knives and weapons to all public transportation, aiming to reduce crime, with Senator Iris Spranger advocating for a nationwide implementation.

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What is the immediate impact of Berlin's new weapons ban on public transport?

Berlin's new ban on weapons and knives on public transport will be extended nationwide, according to Senator Iris Spranger. She aims for a nationwide ban, facilitating easier police checks and potentially reducing crime.

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Jul 16, 16:17

Berlin Court Orders Schlesinger to Pay RBB Damages

A Berlin court ruled that former RBB head Patricia Schlesinger must pay at least €24,000 in damages for misuse of company cars and travel expenses, with further claims totaling €1.7 million for unauthorized payments still pending; Schlesinger also won a separate claim for €18,300 in severance pay.

Berlin Court Orders Schlesinger to Pay RBB Damages

A Berlin court ruled that former RBB head Patricia Schlesinger must pay at least €24,000 in damages for misuse of company cars and travel expenses, with further claims totaling €1.7 million for unauthorized payments still pending; Schlesinger also won a separate claim for €18,300 in severance pay.

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What are the immediate financial consequences for Patricia Schlesinger and the RBB resulting from the court's decision?

Patricia Schlesinger, former head of Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB), has been ordered by a Berlin court to pay unspecified damages to the broadcaster. The court ruled in favor of the RBB's claim that Schlesinger must repay at least €24,000 due to violations related to the use of company cars and travel expenses. This is not yet a final judgment, and Schlesinger can appeal.",

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Jul 16, 19:15

German Police Arrest 16 in Major Drug Trafficking Bust

Following extensive investigations, German police arrested 16 individuals in a large-scale raid across Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and Hessen for allegedly trafficking over 163 kilograms of cocaine, marijuana, and hashish since 2019; authorities seized weapons, €100,000, and drugs.

German Police Arrest 16 in Major Drug Trafficking Bust

Following extensive investigations, German police arrested 16 individuals in a large-scale raid across Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and Hessen for allegedly trafficking over 163 kilograms of cocaine, marijuana, and hashish since 2019; authorities seized weapons, €100,000, and drugs.

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What specific evidence links the 16 individuals arrested to the 42-year-old man apprehended earlier?

The arrests follow extensive investigations that began with the apprehension of a 42-year-old man in February, who allegedly procured and distributed around 163 kilograms of drugs. Over 400 officers participated in the raid, searching 24 locations across three states.

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Jul 16, 19:15

Berlin Exhibit Explores Evolving Concepts of 'Homeland'

Nine female artists from Russia, Germany, Azerbaijan, and Mexico opened a Berlin exhibition called "Two Motherlands" on July 15th, exploring themes of homeland, its loss, and its emergence, until July 22nd. Three artists discussed their migration to Germany and their evolving understanding of 'homel...

Berlin Exhibit Explores Evolving Concepts of 'Homeland'

Nine female artists from Russia, Germany, Azerbaijan, and Mexico opened a Berlin exhibition called "Two Motherlands" on July 15th, exploring themes of homeland, its loss, and its emergence, until July 22nd. Three artists discussed their migration to Germany and their evolving understanding of 'homel...

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What are the key themes explored in the "Two Motherlands" exhibition, and what is their global significance?

An exhibition titled "Two Motherlands" opened July 15th at Berlin's Kunstraum Kreuzberg, showcasing works by nine female artists from Russia, Germany, Azerbaijan, and Mexico. The exhibit explores themes of homeland, its loss, and its rediscovery; it runs until July 22nd. Three artists—Saahan Arigola, Ase Erin, and Tatiana Bulanova—shared their experiences of migration and identity with DW.

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Jul 16, 07:11

Gera Höhler Biennale Showcases Contemporary Art in Historic Cellars

The 12th Gera Höhler Biennale, running from July 27th to October 17th in repurposed medieval beer cellars, features 25 artists and explores the theme of "unterHaltung" (interaction/entertainment), including reproductions of Klaus Staeck's posters.

Gera Höhler Biennale Showcases Contemporary Art in Historic Cellars

The 12th Gera Höhler Biennale, running from July 27th to October 17th in repurposed medieval beer cellars, features 25 artists and explores the theme of "unterHaltung" (interaction/entertainment), including reproductions of Klaus Staeck's posters.

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How does the unique location of the Biennale—former beer cellars—contribute to its overall message?

The Biennale's theme, "unterHaltung," highlights the duality of interaction and displaying a stance. This is reflected in the works, particularly those of Staeck, whose posters, like the one depicting the Earth with a message about stewardship, emphasize taking a position. The exhibition's unusual location, former medieval beer cellars repurposed as air raid shelters, adds another layer of meaning.

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Gera Höhler Biennale Showcases Contemporary Art in Historic Underground Setting

The 12th Gera Höhler Biennale, held in former medieval beer cellars repurposed as an air raid shelter, features 25 artists exhibiting under the theme "unterHaltung", including reproduced works by Klaus Staeck; it runs until October 17th and will include a permanent peace pole.

Gera Höhler Biennale Showcases Contemporary Art in Historic Underground Setting

The 12th Gera Höhler Biennale, held in former medieval beer cellars repurposed as an air raid shelter, features 25 artists exhibiting under the theme "unterHaltung", including reproduced works by Klaus Staeck; it runs until October 17th and will include a permanent peace pole.

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What is the main focus and global significance of the Gera Höhler Biennale?

The Gera Höhler Biennale, running from Thursday until October 17th, showcases contemporary art installations in former Gera beer cellars. Twenty-five artists, including many young and first-time exhibitors, present works under the theme "unterHaltung" (entertainment/attitude). Klaus Staeck, 87, contributed reproductions of his famous posters, avoiding damage to the originals from the cellars' humidity.

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