The Stralsund Museum wants to clarify the origin of museum objects with a research project. Almost 150 works of art could be Nazi-looted art. In a so-called first check of twelve museums in the state, the Museum Association of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania identified the most serious suspected cases in the Stralsund Museum. In the period between 1933 and 1945, books, works of art and valuable objects that could have come from foreclosures and confiscated Jewish property were added to the museum’s holdings. The suspected cases are to be clarified in a two-year research project. | 04.02.2021 14:45
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Hairdressers and beauticians should be able to open again from the middle of the month after the end of the nationwide lockdown. The prerequisite for this is a seven-day incidence of less than 100 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants, according to a joint plan of the business associations, the chambers of crafts, the trade, museum and showman association as well as the Dehoga and the national tourism association. According to the Chamber of Crafts, every second hairdressing and cosmetic salon in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania has serious livelihood problems, and more than 17 percent have already had to lay off employees. | 02/04/2021 2:25 PM
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In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, 25,700 companies registered short-time work for 247,800 employees during the Corona crisis. The numbers refer to the period from March 2020 to January of this year, according to the Regional Directorate North of the Federal Employment Agency. According to this, around 13 percent of the advertisements each went back to the catering and retail sectors, and around nine percent to the hotel industry. According to current figures, 21,000 employees from 3,000 companies across the country were on short-time work in October of the previous year. | 04.02.2021 13:02
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In Luckwitz near Hagenow (Ludwigslust-Parchim district) around 100,000 liters of liquid manure from an agricultural business ran out of control into the countryside. The police in Rostock announced that the operator is now being investigated on suspicion of soil and water pollution. The manure apparently flowed into the ground overnight and partly into a stream. The cause is said to have been an open valve on the catch basin. Witnesses had alerted the police. | 02/04/2021 12:40 PM
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The Jasmund National Park Office has warned against demolitions on the chalk coast on Rügen. Strollers should not be below the cliffs. Rain, snow and the current temperature changes have severely softened the soil, which is why a chalk slide or a major demolition is possible at any time. In several places on the coast it is already crumbling, said the head of the national park Ingolf Stodian. With a view to the upcoming winter holidays in the country, he warned against entering the beaches below the chalk coast. On the high bank, visitors should definitely stay on the paths and not go to the edge of the break. | 02/04/2021 11:56 AM
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The electronic shackle for offenders who are released from custody and at risk of relapse is compatible with the Basic Law. The surveillance intervenes deeply in fundamental rights, announced the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe on Thursday. Since the restrictions serve to protect other people, they are reasonable and justified. Two victims who had been ordered to wear shackles by the courts in Rostock had sued. | 02/04/2021 10:49 AM
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