It's not published. Germany publishes a lot of statistics. You can read up-to-date counts of how many people live in each city, how many people had their tonsi

It's not published. Germany publishes a lot of statistics. You can read up-to-date counts of how many people live in each city, how many people had their tonsils removed, how many people had breast enlargement, how many people pay income tax, how many people are church members. But you can't get this information about any single person. Not even the state can get that, even though most of that data is collected (and the statistics published) by public bodies. Cities can't reveal much to their encompassing states or the federal things, states can't reveal... and so on, and it's all handled very strictly. The federal minister responsible for fighting covid didn't even have a precise count of the number of people vaccinated. That's how strictly people's data are treated. If it's only a matter of time... don't hold your breath, this has been basically unchanged for seventy years.