Merkel's Work - Our Downfall, personally signed by Gerald Grosz

10 Years of "We can do it" - are we doing ourselves in?
It was August 31, 2015, when Germany's former Chancellor Angela Merkel, in a federal press conference, introduced the "welcome culture" policy with this sentence, a policy that was devastating for Europe, but above all for Germany and Austria. What followed was an unprecedented migration movement of hundreds of thousands of refugees from the Middle East and North Africa, who stormed the borders uncontrolled, unregistered, and unrestrained, shouting "asylum."

Gerald Grosz mercilessly exposes the catastrophic consequences for Germany and Austria, allowing many well-known and involved personalities such as Václav Klaus, Hans-Georg Maaßen, Herbert Kickl, Harald Vilimsky, and Tino Chrupalla to assess the development of the refugee crisis from their perspective.

The disastrous effects on society, economy, education, security, and the social systems of Europe are now clearly palpable. Violence in schools, the formation of parallel societies, terrorist attacks, and the "isolated incident" are now sadly commonplace. Viennese headmaster Christian Klar paints a bleak picture of today's school life. And the parents of Ann-Marie and Leonie's mother describe the suffering that the brutal murder of their children has brought upon their families and friends.
Including the sharpest texts from 2017 to 2025 on the topic: Gerald Grosz puts his finger on the wound and clarifies what finally needs to be said.