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Hello together,
I am a German PhD and mother of an eight year old daughter.
As a scientist I can only warn you to come here to Germany with childeren.
You are not protected against arbitrariness of the German "Jugendamt".
After a denunciation the German "Jugendamt" took my daughter away from me and put her into a "children's home".
They do not need a reason for that. A denunciation by a third party is enough, even when it is not true.
The German "Jugendamt" is so powerful that it cannot be controlled by the German government.
Doctors gave evidence that I cared good for my child and that it was in good health when they took it away.
My child is in very bad conditions now and cries for Mum everyday, but they do not let me visit her.
I found out that I am not the only mother, who is academic and treated like that.
The German "Jugendamt" says that specially foreign families are a "risk group" for childeren.
The Polish representatives of the Eurpean Parliament try to abolish/remove the German "Jugendamt" since several years, because they say it is a follower organization of Hitler's Nazi "Lebensborn" group. In Germany 40.000 childeren are taken into children's homes every year, more than in every other country. In average they stay in the childen's home for seven years until they are grown up. After that most of them are left as criminals or drug abusers. In Germany an industry has developed from that. The German government pays a head money of 5.000,00 EUR per month for every child the "Jugendamt" takes into a children's home.
Now my child has been caught in their network and we find no way out.
I want to warn you that it can happen to everyone, who comes to Germany with children.
Kidnappers are more human, because you can free your child by ransom.
GermanPhD
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