A friend of mine came up with the idea of sending postcards or Christmas cards to the officials, in this case, specifically with regards to the family in Bremen who has their bank accounts frozen last week. Afraid that the authorities might actually come in the night to take the boys, the boys slept over at a friend's house one night, then the family made the decision to send the boys to school so that they wouldn't risk losing custody, and so that they could have their accounts freed up, sell their house, and move themselves and their business to Austria. The boys did go to school, but only for one day (if I understood correctly), as a lawyer then was able to submit a request to the federal court that custody not be removed until the case has actually come to court. This was accepted, so the boys are home again, but the bank accounts are still frozen.
So, if you want to write to the Senator for Education and Science in Bremen, here is her address:
Senatorin für Bildung und Wissenschaft
Frau Jürgens-Pieper
Rembertiring 8-12
28195 Bremen
Rembertiring 8-12
28195 Bremen
A suggested text would be:
"Sehr geehrte Frau Jürgens-Pieper, Frohe Weihnachten, in der Hoffnung, dass es bis nächste Weihnachten in Bremen Bildungsfreiheit gibt. Mit schönen Grüssen von Famile (insert your last name.)"
"Sehr geehrte Frau Jürgens-Pieper, Frohe Weihnachten, in der Hoffnung, dass es bis nächste Weihnachten in Bremen Bildungsfreiheit gibt. Mit schönen Grüssen von Famile (insert your last name.)"
Or if you prefer, in English, "Dear Mrs. Jürgens-Pieper, Merry Christmas, in the hope, that by next Christmas educational freedom will exist in Bremen. With greetings from the (X) family."
I'd love a quick comment on my blog (even anonymous!) if you send a postcard, and I'll try to post some more addresses soon!
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