The bitter conversion of IG Metall. “Before we built useful things, to transport people. Now we build things that are going to kill her.” Tony Menzel, a mechanic, remembers having felt his eyes filled with tears on the day when “his” factory in Görlitz, a small town in Saxony bordering Poland, was transformed into an armament factory. They had been making wagons there for 176 years, the last five under the t...Continue reading...
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The bitter conversion of IG Metall. “Before we built useful things, to transport people. Now we build things that are going to kill her.” Tony Menzel, a mechanic, remembers having felt his eyes filled with tears on the day when “his” factory in Görlitz, a small town in Saxony bordering Poland, was transformed into an armament factory. They had been making wagons there for 176 years, the last five under the t...Continue reading...