Deutsch lernen mit Nachrichten - Sturmflut an der Ostsee

The East-Germany conflict was also a topic at the meeting of the youth organisation of CDU and CSU in Braunschweig. At the Germany Day of the Young Union, first of all, a big round of applause for the speech of the Israeli ambassador. In the interior policy, CDU chief Merz expects fast and effective measures against illegal migration from the government. At the latest in 2025, the Ampel government was to be dissolved. The CSU chairman Söder called on the current government to step down immediately. It would be the worst federal government you've ever had. It is clear that the left-wing politician Sarah Wagenknecht will soon found her own party. SPD party leader Lars Klingbeil has now emphasized that the doors of the SPD would be open for members of the left. I'm not going to hand out membership forms to the left-wing party, but of course those who stand for freedom, justice and solidarity and want to make a difference in our country are welcome in the SPD, said Klingbeil of Welt am Sonntag. The night was turbulent for the people on the Baltic Sea. The extent of the storm flood is historical. In Flensburg, the high water level exceeded the previous highest value of 120 years ago by 2.27 meters. The levels are falling again. Now the tidying up is in progress. The disaster flood in Schleswig-Holstein is three-digit million times higher than in Schieden. Henner Hebestreit with a balance sheet. At Schleswig-Holstein's Baltic Sea coast, several dikes could no longer withstand the pressure of the high water. At night, 2,000 people were called upon to bring themselves to safety. In emergency accommodations, like here in Brodersby, many fearful hours were spent. It was very ghostly and scary. First the strong storm, then the water. On Fehmarn, the storm blew a tree on a car. The 33-year-old driver died. The storm was so strong that heavy sailboats like toys were thrown around in many ports. It was aggressive. I haven't experienced anything like this in all my time here. The waves hit the harbour apocalyptically. We have to worry a lot about whether we can fix everything so that we can hold a Kieler Woche again next year. The rescuers were called in for thousands of missions nationwide. The damage is estimated to be in the three-digit million range. The country also sees the federal government in the duty. It is clear that we will of course help. That we are now making a record of what damage has occurred. It is important that coastal protection is also a community task of the federal government and the state. In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, too, the storm caused serious damage. The high water also broke through several dikes on the Daas. It is extraordinarily high. We have had this situation very, very often. But it hasn't been that high for a very, very long time. Here, too, the rescuers are tirelessly working to remove the damage from this record storm. Not only reading books, but also talking about books. With others, or preferably with the authors. For many, this is the biggest thing at the Frankfurt Book Fair. At the moment, the audience days and the halls are, as you can see, very well filled again. Inkling Klinge was there for us. For a dedication from the crime author Sebastian Fitzek, the queue is far enough to go outside. Today it is already very full to squeeze through the crowd. Masses of people are also pushing for this publishing house. Because of a writer who is recommended in social media via the hashtag booktalk. In addition, their colorful book edges are the color cuts of the runners at the fair. This is an insane hype. With all publishers, it is very common that a color cut is offered in the first edition. One who has been enthusiastic about the crowd for decades is Otto Walkes. He has written an art-historical book. Of course, including Otti Pfanden. The elephant, the Otti Pfanden, has become so neglected in the evening painting. And suddenly he also appears in the classic works. That also interests the youth and suddenly they are all there again. The still somewhat weakening book industry is certainly doing well in the bustling fair halls. Children's and youth books are especially in demand. Cornelia Funke has continued her tint world series after many years. The color of revenge says a lot, she says. He says it's about a feeling that the world is suffering from again. That we have to take revenge for something again and again. That we don't understand each other. Tomorrow you can still buy, watch, read all day. And in one or the other prominent face you will probably also meet at the Frankfurt Book Fair.