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He himself got here to Germany as an unlawful refugee within the Nineteen Seventies. Within the podcast, Leslie Mandoki reveals what he sees as the important thing to integration.
He turned well-known with hits like “Dschinghis Khan” and “Moscow”. Right this moment, Leslie Mandoki is on stage with world musicians. His new album “A Reminiscence Of Our Future” is in regards to the huge problems with our time. He criticizes social media, the tradition of debate and the brutalization of society.
Within the “Tagesanbruch” podcast, he tells his personal refugee story, how he got here to Germany from Hungary within the Nineteen Seventies with a “eager for freedom”, how he realized German with out language programs, with solely a dictionary and two newspapers. In a dialog with presenter Lisa Fritsch and t-online political editor Christoph Schwennicke, he states in relation to the present refugee debate that the duty doesn’t lie on only one aspect: “Integration is the duty of the migrants,” says Mandoki.
He additionally addresses the rising division in society in his songs. Social media is a catalyst for this. “We now have forgotten pluralism in society,” says Mandoki. He sees two teams as chargeable for attending to grips with the issue – and neither of them are politicians. Learn extra within the podcast episode right here:
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This week we’re additionally celebrating 75 years of the Fundamental Legislation. The chairwoman of the SPD Fundamental Values Fee, Gesine Schwan, defined in our podcast episode final weekend how the AfD can undermine the structure. You possibly can take heed to the podcast episode right here.
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