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  7. Family mediation in Germany - Wikipedia

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    In Germany, family law was one of the first areas to establish the thought of mediation, and still is the main field of application of mediation. [1] Conflicts in Family Law are characterized by a high rate of personal conflicts. A possible definition of conflict might be:

  8. Wireless Emergency Alerts in Germany - Wikipedia

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    Since WWII, the traditional method for informing the public about a disaster in Germany has been civil defence sirens. An equivalent to the US Emergency Broadcasting System for sending messages via radio and TV did not exist in Germany for a long time but such a system is now part of the Modular Warning System (MoWas).

  9. Evacuations of children in Germany during World War II

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    Children aged 6 to 10 were generally housed with foster families. The initial relocation was planned for six months but was usually extended several times. The host family was provided with an additional ration card and an allowance of 2 Reichsmarks per day. Children with foster families attended local schools. [20]