""We need more exchange: not online, but locally! That is why we are so grateful for this tradition that we have established with the IKGM. Here, people who rarely have anything in common in their everyday lives come together to exchange ideas. And only those who talk to each other can understand each other - and find common ground. Meeting instead of bubble, meeting instead of slogan.""
""the world's memory is no longer intact - a new, old hatred has re-emerged after decades beneath the surface". We must never forget "what humans can do to other humans", she reminded us, citing a vivid example: "The Jewish community in Upper Bavaria is so small that it would not even fill a third of the Allianz Arena. We need protection, support and friends - and fortunately, we have friends in FC Bayern and its members.""
The joint Shabbat celebration held by FC Bayern and the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria on International Holocaust Remembrance Day attracted growing interest, with 500 applications and many attendees travelling long distances. FC Bayern players Magda Eriksson, Mala Grohs and Katharina Naschenweng attended for the first time. The weekend included guided tours of the FC Bayern Museum and a special TEENS CLUB tour. FC Bayern framed the event within its Red Against Racism initiative, promoting local encounter spaces and dialogue. IKGM president Charlotte Knobloch warned about rising anti‑Semitism and called for protection, support and solidarity.
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