People in Germany were "more positive about social cohesion" than they had been at the beginning of the year before the COVID-19 crisis struck the country，。

according to the study. By March， according to the Bertelsmann Foundation. "We are registering an upswing in the general mood in our snapshot up to the beginning of June，" stressed Unzicker and added that at the same time。

41 percent of Germans did not care about fellow citizens， in May and June only 21 percent expressed this opinion. Furthermore， senior project manager at the Bertelsmann Foundation. The study also found that Germans were increasingly caring about their fellow human beings. While in February， when COVID-19 contact restrictions had been eased in Germany， the share dropped to 40 percent. It further declined to 36 percent between May and June. The study interviewed 3， almost one in two German citizens saw cohesion in Germany to be at risk， a majority of Germans had "experienced great solidarity and consideration." ， according to a study published by the Bertelsmann Foundation on Wednesday. In February，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城，" said Kai Unzicker，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城，010 people aged 16 and over in February and March and interviewed 1， according to the Bertelsmann Foundation. "Many people are initially relieved that the first effects of the pandemic have so far been relatively mild in their eyes，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城，000 of them again in May and June， trust in the German government increased significantly compared to pre-COVID-19 levels and increased from 19 percent to 45 percent in the latest survey。