Marco Wanderwitz, the former Federal Government Commissioner for the New Federal States, gave an interview to the weekly newspaper “Das Parlament” on February 12, 2025. In the interview, Wanderwitz spoke about the current state of German society and the challenges facing the country.
Wanderwitz began by saying that German society has become “brutalized.” He pointed to the recent rise in hate speech and violence, as well as the growing gap between rich and poor. Wanderwitz said that this brutality is a threat to German democracy and that it must be addressed.
One of the challenges facing Germany, according to Wanderwitz, is the integration of immigrants. He said that Germany needs to do a better job of welcoming and integrating newcomers, and that this will require a change in attitudes from both Germans and immigrants.
Wanderwitz also spoke about the importance of education. He said that Germany needs to invest more in education, and that this will help to create a more just and equitable society.
In conclusion, Wanderwitz said that he is optimistic about the future of Germany. He said that the country has faced many challenges in the past, and that it has always emerged stronger. He said that he believes that Germany can overcome the challenges it faces today, and that it can become a more just and equitable society.
The interview with Wanderwitz was published in the February 12, 2025 issue of “Das Parlament.”
Wochenzeitung „Das Parlament“ – „Es ist brutal geworden“ Der frühere Ostbeauftragte der Bundesregierung Marco Wanderwitz im Interview
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