Restart in Dachau: Historical terrain becomes a refuge for refugees

Restart in Dachau: Historical terrain becomes a refuge for refugees

In a city full of history, Dachau has opened a new chapter! Where the passage camp (Dulag) once stood "Dachau-Rothschwaige", new asylum accommodation now opens its goals. A charitable project recently started on this area that is reminiscent of gloomy days of the past. Here, in Kufsteiner Straße, directly on the Würm, four houses were built, which offer space for 186 people in need. A sign of humanity on historical soil, such as the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported.

The construction is anything but luxurious, but better than the earlier conditions. Up to 200 asylum seekers were once housed in dilapidated barracks. Now modern, sustainable buildings are available, which should offer residents more autonomy. District Administrator Stefan Löwl was enthusiastic about the new concept, which proves to be inexpensive and effective in integration. "Everyone is welcome with us," he said, emphasizing that it does not matter what faith or nationality you are. Germans who do not find any accommodation on the difficult housing market could also discover a new home here.

from darkness into the light

The inauguration of the new accommodation was celebrated with an interreligious ceremony. Spiritual different religions, including Christian pastors and an imam, blessed the place of hope together. The ceremonial ceremony was characterized by moving words and prayers that underlined the path from human -friendly to human -friendly.

"It's about people", Pastor Gerhard Last announced. Together with passages from the gospel and the Koran as well as the traditional holy water, those present prayed for the protection and peace of the new residents.

new model, old location

With construction costs of 2500 euros per square meter and apartments of 68 square meters, the new accommodation is not only affordable, but also offers a high -quality standard. Even if the website nius was not available at times, the question arises: Is this the new yardstick for future projects? Success could inspire many other communities, to follow this example and to give humanity more space. In this way, Dachau shows how an oasis of hope can arise from a place of terror.