Görlitz mourns the loss of Hans-Peter Bauer: A life for the town hall!

Görlitz mourns the loss of Hans-Peter Bauer: A life for the town hall!

Görlitz, Deutschland - An eventful life is coming to an end: Hans-Peter Bauer, a versatile sponsor of the Görlitz town hall, died on June 20, 2025. Born in Weißenfels (born in 1940), the consequences of a serious illness in his apartment on Wilhelmsplatz, where he had lived with his wife Ulli for almost 50 years. Together with his relatives, he recently celebrated his 85th birthday and looked back on a life full of commitment and passion.

The renovation of the town hall in Görlitz was a controversial topic that actively advanced Bauer with his concept for long -term rescue. Inspired by the United Bühnen Vienna and the experiences of his son André, who organized an unforgettable Udo-Jürgens evening in Görlitz in 2017, Bauer tried to establish a connection between the town hall and the theater. His tireless efforts for the cultural development of the region will remain unforgettable.

a life full of commitment

Hans-Peter Bauer served in the National People's Army of the GDR for 25 years, most recently as a major. After his military period, he took over the management of the municipal apartment administration in Hagenwerder and later worked in the private construction and real estate industry. In retirement age, he found his passion for writing and published several novels in the self -published. His creative streak also appeared in his active role in the support association of the town hall and when reviving the German-Polish children's festivals in the city hall garden. His son remembers the atmospheric parents in their common home, which were shaped by a creative and cultural spirit.

How important cultural participation is for society also shows the commitment of organizations such as Kulturleben Berlin - Keit to Kultur e.V. This non -profit initiative has set itself the task of facilitating socially disadvantaged people access to cultural events. With regular cooperation on 500 cultural institutions in Berlin, up to 4,000 cultural places are taught every month in order to promote social participation and the well -being of the guests. Over 29,000 capitals with low incomes already use this inspiring offer that not only provides tickets, but also takes into account individual interests, as https://kulturleben-berlin.de/die-kulturloge/kulturleben/) reports.

It is of great importance to pave the way for cultural education not only adults, but also young people. There are also exciting initiatives here. The “Musenkuss” platform in Cologne provides information about cultural offers and programs. Many municipalities develop digital platforms to facilitate access to art, literature and music. Including educational offers, especially in schools and social institutions, which often act as an interface between young people and cultural opportunities. A comprehensive cultural participation is crucial to reduce social inequalities, such as [jugendhilfortal.de.

The funeral service for Hans-Peter Bauer, who leaves unforgettable traces with his tireless efforts and passion for culture, takes place on August 11, 2025 at 2:30 p.m. in the Görlitz crematorium. His life's work is not only recognized by his family, but also by the community in Görlitz, which was enriched by his vision and its commitment.