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"The Waters Are Stabilized in Total Silence": Five Years After the Dramatic Floods, How Did Germany Rebuild?

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RTL info Five years after the tragedy, the machines still resonate in Ahrweiler, Germany. Painters and artisans continue to work tirelessly on a construction site that has become endless. In a neighborhood, the water has reached four meters in height."I remember this night, where the waters are stabilized in total silence," says Wolfgang. On the night of 14-15 July 2021, this German and his wife Vera escaped on the second floor until the next af…

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Five years after the severe floods, which claimed 184 lives in Germany, the consequences are still visible in the Ahr Valley. There has been much speculation about the causes; some experts pointed to viticulture. "In my opinion, it was simply terrible natural forces."

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The devastating flood in the Ahr Valley has now been five years, and not all destroyed houses have been rebuilt.

·Munich, Germany
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Since the flood of 2021, there is a new era in the Ahrtal: before and after. A journey back to the valley of childhood, where the reconstruction of many places is still stalling.

·Germany
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Five years ago, nearly 200 people died at the river flood in West Germany, especially at the Ahr. Politicians blame climate change – and they are the ones who failed.

·Berlin, Germany
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RTL info Five years after the tragedy, the machines still resonate in Ahrweiler, Germany. Painters and artisans continue to work tirelessly on a construction site that has become endless. In a neighborhood, the water has reached four meters in height."I remember this night, where the waters are stabilized in total silence," says Wolfgang. On the night of 14-15 July 2021, this German and his wife Vera escaped on the second floor until the next af…

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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