The Continuing Divide Of Germany
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I was born in the former West Germany, lived most of my live overseas and currently live in the former East Germany. There are still a lot of differences, to be clear. Yes, the economy is, in general, weaker in the East than the West -- but the cost of living is lower and it's easier to secure housing in the former East. People in the former East also tend to be a lot more down-to-earth and laid back. I hated living in the former West Germany because of how arrogant many people were, how controlling and fond of micro-managing they often are. (Not everyone, but there is a tendency among many) People in the former East also tend to be a lot more helpful. There's also an overwhelming ignorance in the former West. For example, the economy in the former DDR is not nearly as bad as it used to be. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, where I live, the unemployment rate is about 7.1pc. That is above the national average of 5.5pc, but is only a fraction of a percent higher than it is in North Rhine-Westphalia, Hamburg and Saarland.
Cheers mate, good job. Thank you for your thorough research on the subject matter. Much love from germany. Video got randomly recommended to me, hope the algorithm keeps blessing you.
What is the name of the song over the maps of the differences between west and east? Cuase I'm curious and you don't have it in the description
Good video!
Just one thing: the pictured "Ossi" is a pretty clearly bavarian (so he's not an Ossi).
last time I was this early the berlin wall f- oh wait...
The name of the song before the outro?
I think it matters that until after the American Civil War, Germany wasn’t a single country but was dozens, and that eastern and western Germany differed profoundly even before the war(s). So it seems only normal that they still differ.
If only Germans could've found unification as fast as I found this video! First ;)
Not exactly selling me on West Germany with all those mosques and Turks...
But who would make us disgusting kebabs without them?
Communism. Not even once.
And besides that, it was socialism.