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Clothed troublemakers are banned from nudist beaches in Germany

Beach wardens in Rostock, Germany, can ban people wearing clothing on naturist-only beaches according to Moritz Naumann from Rostock Tourism.
The number of naturist beaches in Rostock has been reduced from 37 to 27 due to a decline in interest among younger generations.
Complaints about harassment in naturist areas prompted the new regulation, as reported by Moritz Naumann.
Naturism has traditionally been popular in Germany, but the movement is waning among younger generations.

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