Debating safeguards versus open discussion: democracy in 60 minutes
Wiesbaden, Germany - The "An Hour for Democracy" event series is set to begin in Wiesbaden on August 28, 2025. Organised by the Citizens and Police Society e.V., the series aims to provide a platform for critical exchange and constructive discussion about the interaction between democracy and the police.
The events, which will take place at the Hesse Police Headquarters, will offer an opportunity for citizens to actively listen, ask questions, and engage in meaningful discourse. The first event in the series will feature Minister of the Interior Prof. Dr. Roman Poseck and extremism researcher Prof. Dr. Julian Junk.
Prominent guests such as Astrid Wallmann, Dr. Marvin Gamisch, Dr. Susanne Urban, Steve Landau, and Brigadier General Holger Radmann will participate in future events. The series promises to combine expert knowledge with tangible experience, making complex topics accessible to all.
Registration for the events can be done via the website www.buerger-polizei.de. While specific details about the upcoming events in the series are not yet available, it is clear that the series will focus on the integrity of the police in times of crisis.
In a related development, over 15,000 people demonstrated against right-wing extremism and the AfD in Wiesbaden, sending an impressive signal for democracy. Additionally, an exhibition on Jewish athletes in German sports will be held on the train station square in Wiesbaden starting from May 22.
For those interested in events about democracy in Wiesbaden, exploring the Kulturzentrum Schlachthof Wiesbaden and their program, or checking local official event calendars for updates on the "An Hour for Democracy" series, might be worthwhile. The series, while not directly related to the events in Hanau, takes place in the same city where the tragic racist-motivated attack occurred. Minister President Volker Bouffier has emphasised that it remains a top priority not to leave the families of the victims alone in their grief and pain.
- Engaging in the "An Hour for Democracy" series, individuals can expect to delve into theintegrity of the police in times of crisis, as well as access education and self-development opportunities through expert sessions and constructive discussions.
- For individuals seeking further insights into democracy in Wiesbaden, visiting the Kulturzentrum Schlachthof Wiesbaden or checking local official event calendars may uncover related events, such as the ongoing "An Hour for Democracy" series, which continues to address crucial topics in a city that has been deeply affected by recent tragic events.
