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Discussion in Schenefeld: Are 70,000 Euros Too Expensive for Promoting Democracy?

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Schenefeld has been part of the federal programme for strengthening democracy for two years. Now the city has to pay a maximum of 70,000 euros in the coming year: this is too expensive for some.
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Schenefeld has been part of the federal programme for strengthening democracy for two years. Now the city has to pay a maximum of 70,000 euros in the coming year: this is too expensive for some.

·Flensburg, Germany
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shz broke the news in Flensburg, Germany on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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