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Eighty years after the end of the Second World War, which brought suffering and misery to so many countries in Europe, German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Italian President Sergio Mattarella jointly commemorated the victims in Berlin on the occasion of the National Day of Mourning: “Today we remember the victims of violence and war, the children, women, and men of all nations. We remember the soldiers who died in the World Wars, the people who lost their lives through acts of war or afterwards in captivity, as displaced persons, and as refugees. We remember (…). We mourn with all who grieve for the dead and share their pain. But our lives are marked by the hope for reconciliation among people and nations, and our responsibility is for peace among people at home and throughout the world.” (F.-W. Steinmeier, November 16, 2025)

A small nature reserve with an information panel and some plants, and with luck, animals to discover. The Bismarck Tower is located in its center.

There appears to be no known "Grubnitz Bridge" over the Mulde; a search yielded no relevant results for this name. This may be due to confusion with the Grimma Suspension Bridge or another structure located near the Mulde.

The Dehnitz Ferry House offers coffee and moonlight cruises on the Mulde. Sights: On a canoe trip from Wurzen to Eilenburg, islands, current changes, and several powerful rapids can be expected behind the Wurzen weir, according to Blaues-Band.de.

The weir in Wurzen is the starting point for canoeing tours, and near Wurzen there is the option of taking the ferry across the Mulde.

The Mulde River reaches the lowlands of the state near Wurzen, located on the western edge of the Elbe-Mulde Lowland. It is a popular spot for water sports, with canoeing trips from Wurzen to Eilenburg being approximately 20 km long.

The Mulde is a river that flows near the town of Wurzen and is ideal for canoeists, for example, on the route from Wurzen to Eilenburg. It is part of the "United Mulde," which is formed by the Zwickau Mulde and Freiberg Mulde. Along the Mulde in Wurzen, there are also ferry and boat trips offered from the Dehnitz Ferry House.

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