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Ah, do you have "Auskunftsrecht", were you can hand in your familys name at the states office, and they will crawl the Security office documentation for your na
by qikInNdOutReply 4y ago
Ah, do you have "Auskunftsrecht", were you can hand in your familys name at the states office, and they will crawl the Security office documentation for your name and give you all the information on all the people who brought shame upon themselves?
Bonuspoints: If you had family who was horrible in the Nazi times and the descendants then were horrible during Stasi times. And you know, anyone who can remember the name can crawl that info.. makes you wish, the ground could melt and swallow you.
Imagine that info got bundled into a family dharma app, were crimes would follow your family name through the generations. Nowhere on the planet, can you escape the murder spree of grandpas uncle.
- Swizec 4y agoWell no, because many (most?) of the people who were bad during nazi times simply got killed by the communists and put in unmarked mass graves. No records.
- shadowgovt 4y agoMany cultures have a simple "You are not guilty of crimes other people committed" rule baked into their law and culture to accommodate this, because what you're describing is also just known as "history." In general, most people have at least one near ancestor that did something terrible. That makes none of the descendents terrible people.