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In the presence of this memorial, which commemorates the victims of war and tyranny, I would like to offer the viewer a very short excerpt from a remarkable speech given in 1985 by the then Federal President Richard Karl Freiherr von Weizsäcker (1920–2015): "We learn from our own history what humankind is capable of. Therefore, we must not imagine that we have become different and better as human beings. There is no ultimate moral perfection—for anyone and no country! We have learned as human beings, and we remain vulnerable as human beings. But we have the strength to overcome these dangers again and again. (...)" Richard von Weizsäcker delivered this widely noted speech on May 8, 1985, on the 40th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, and his words—even 40 years later—remain relevant.

A swan family with a brave, angry swan father who defends his young against every hungry wanderer with impressive gestures.

The war memorial was erected for the fallen soldiers of the village of Drehlitz in World War I and features inscriptions. On its east-facing side is the inscription: 1914-1918 Our Fallen gratefully honors the community of Krosigk... A plaque with the names of those who died in World War II was later added to the west-facing side: .... Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kriegerdenkmal_Krosigk

A magical place! Unfortunately, entry is prohibited.

The Saale oxbow at Aderstedt near Bernburg is a branch of the Saale River, cut off from the Saale and littered with trees. Directly adjacent to the oxbow is an allotment garden colony, and the Wipper River also flows through this area.

Benches on the path directly between the oxbow lake and the Saale invite you to linger.

great cycle path through floodplain forest

Memorial to the Fallen in War