The Importance of Indigenous Peoples Today

Following an inner urge, desire and feeling, as well as being fully aware of the responsibility they feel towards each other and towards their ancestors, they have Germanic roots in the north. They feel connected to their ancestors, the traditional and the values ​​embedded in them, and continue these traditions in the present, so that the ethnocultural identity can be developed and further developed.

As descendants of their ancestors through ethnogenesis and public confession, they are peaceful and do not harbor any grudges against others, but demand the rights to which they are entitled a(3).

There can be no doubt about their indigeneity. The popular opinion, mostly formed by the media, often derives indigeneity from exotic external appearances or from special lifestyles. These derivations are irrelevant to the facts and the law. Instead, the principle of descent is decisive – in terms of ethnic history and not state history. Their ancestors the Germanic tribes, the people who were divided into different tribes, were already long before the Roman colonial empire, in the northern part of the Central European area of ​​historical time, also on the one today under the country name „Germany“

known area. They bear the responsibility for their descendants and therefore want to set the course for them so that they can look forward to a secure future full of truth, health and peace. It is precisely because of their loyalty to tradition as a conscious connection with the historical present of days gone by that has been handed down to them that knowledge and practices from the contemporary present flow into their current way of life. They combine tradition and progress for their own benefit.