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Silja Stöhr from Mannheim secured the top spot in the All-Around standings
followed closely by Karina Schönmaier from Tittmoning-Chemnitz
The team event saw Tittmoning-Chemnitz emerge victorious with a total score of 201.150
upcoming events will be critical in shaping the rankings for both individuals and teams
with gymnasts aiming to improve their scores for national selection
The 2025 1st Bundesliga results highlighted the intense competition and rising talents in German gymnastics
with Tittmoning-Chemnitz and Mannheim setting high benchmarks for the season ahead
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an American jazz musician who was interned in Tittmoning from January 1942 until February 1944
courtesy of Greg &amp; Helen Hiestand; (Background) A drawing of a man playing the piano by artist Josef Nassy
Jazz musician Freddy Johnson refused to let racism in America stall his career
He embraced opportunities throughout Europe until the United States entered the war and he and other Americans were arrested
Johnson continued to play music&nbsp; and met Black portrait artist Josef Nassy
who depicted their daily life as prisoners
Life was even more precarious for Black German artists
While Bayume Mohamed Husen once acted in a Nazi propaganda film
he was eventually arrested for violating Nazi racial laws and died in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Join us during Black History Month to learn about artists&rsquo; experiences in Nazi Germany
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Nazism represented much more than a political movement
Nazi leaders wanted to change the cultural landscape: to promote what they considered to be traditional “German” and “Nordic” values
and to shape a racial community which aligned with Nazi ideals
The Nazi German regime did not have an organized program to eliminate African Germans
the regime discriminated against and persecuted them
Some Black people in Germany and German-occupied territories were isolated; an unknown number were sterilized
Nazi Germany and its allies established more than 44,000 camps and other incarceration sites (including ghettos)
The perpetrators used these sites for a range of purposes
detention of people thought to be enemies of the state
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