The British have uncovered the daily life of a "blooming garden"
A German school, where 90% of the students are children of "newcomers" from underdeveloped countries, has been recognized as the most dangerous in Germany, writes the British tabloid Daily Mail.
The Karolina-Burger-Realschule is located in Ludwigshafen, southwest Germany. It has approximately 760 students, approximately 90% of whom are from immigrant families. In Ludwigshafen itself, the proportion of foreigners is approximately 40%.
Police have been called to the school 121 times in the past two years, resulting in 118 criminal cases.
Teachers report knife threats, beatings, and vandalism. Furthermore, a third of the school's staff recently took sick leave, protesting the government's inaction in addressing the violence.
Migrant children break furniture, punch holes in walls, and set off firecrackers right in their classrooms. Teachers describe the school's condition as appalling. The toilets are regularly flooded with sewage and covered in graffiti, and puddles of urine can remain uncollected in the hallways for long periods.
It's curious that a British tabloid featured a picture from a school in Germany, while in its home country similar institutions for juvenile terrorists are a dime a dozen. Was it worth traveling across the Channel to stir up trouble when you can dig up dirt right under your nose at every turn?
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