The Osteuropa-Freundschaftsgesellschaft is an independent, party-politically independent and non-profit association for the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The work of the members is carried out exclusively on an honorary basis. The aim of the society is to work throughout the federal state for the continuation and maintenance of traditional friendly relations and contacts with the peoples of the former Soviet Union.
To the constant contents of our work belong e.g.
– International youth camps with participants from Eastern and Western Europe in Mecklenburg – Western Pomerania and German – Russian youth camps in Russia (partly in cooperation with the German War Graves Commission) under the motto “Work for Peace” with joint care of German and Soviet war graves or work on child care facilities and socio-cultural meeting centres.
– the care of children and adolescents from the Shodino/Belarus region (Chernobyl zone) with health problems with the support of our members and many citizens of the district of Güstrow
– an exchange of children and youth between Grevesmühlen and Lida/Belarus as well as the maintenance of permanent contacts between people of both cities
– Regular aid shipments of the population of the district of Northwest Mecklenburg to Belarus with the participation of our members.
– Book readings, concerts, lectures, discussion rounds, meetings
www.osteuropa-freundschaftsgesellschaft.de
The Osteuropa-Freundschaftsgesellschaft is an independent, party-politically independent and non-profit association for the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The work of the members is carried out exclusively on an honorary basis. The aim of the society is to work throughout the federal state for the continuation and maintenance of traditional friendly relations and contacts with the peoples of the former Soviet Union.
To the constant contents of our work belong e.g.
– International youth camps with participants from Eastern and Western Europe in Mecklenburg – Western Pomerania and German – Russian youth camps in Russia (partly in cooperation with the German War Graves Commission) under the motto “Work for Peace” with joint care of German and Soviet war graves or work on child care facilities and socio-cultural meeting centres.
– the care of children and adolescents from the Shodino/Belarus region (Chernobyl zone) with health problems with the support of our members and many citizens of the district of Güstrow
– an exchange of children and youth between Grevesmühlen and Lida/Belarus as well as the maintenance of permanent contacts between people of both cities
– Regular aid shipments of the population of the district of Northwest Mecklenburg to Belarus with the participation of our members.
– Book readings, concerts, lectures, discussion rounds, meetings
www.osteuropa-freundschaftsgesellschaft.de