Examples? Hooligans blocking the entrance of the train: "Your kind cannot come in." (Not "nobody" but specifically her) Or in another instance blocking it,

Examples? Hooligans blocking the entrance of the train: "Your kind cannot come in." (Not "nobody" but specifically her) Or in another instance blocking it, from going out: "You cannot go out here" Children in rural village: "you don't belong here" And then we have spitting. Bad looks. Cashiers being friendly to me, but very unfriendly to her (when they don't notice we are connected, but she speaks a very good german). Etc. That is just racism and not "east german friendliness" East german friendliness would be the sentence on a shirt I saw in Görlitz (very eastern city): "I don't have prejudice, I hate everyone" That's the "normal" friendliness in some areas, but in most areas (especially also Görlitz), they canalize that hate and frustration towards anything different. So not everything is bad here, otherwise we would not still live here, but we explicitely live in a no nazi village, so kind of in a bubble. But we do regulary think of moving away, so no, in general foreigners do not live here just fine. And most, especially those with a really dark skin, have it way harder than we. For example we didn't got any death letter yet.