Like after WWII

[matrixmann]

If developing the idea of mixed school year tuition in school even only on a federal level because there are not enough students to fill the year classes, does that mean you're a rich country?

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Re: Part II

[matrixmann]

One thing that I know in general about "positons with responsibilities", this still is even this way today, barely you could find anyone who was willing and ready to do such jobs. Lots of people nagged and complained, but barely anyone was ready to take the responsibility upon his shoulders to assume an administrative function. Save the extra hours you've got to do in your free time when being politically active...
This attitude you can still find present in people today. So I don't guess this only has to do with "yeah, then the party rules what I have to do and how I have to do it...". This also has to do with some sort of general laziness.

Actually, how they understood the parliamentary contract at all, that's a thing I don't have any idea about.
Practically, other circumstances were reality than what should have actually been there, I can be sure about that. But how that was understood in general, how it should be in theory at least, that's a question I can't answer...