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German-American Folk Festival in Grafenwöhr attracts 100,000 visitors
The German-American Folk Festival took place at the American base in Grafenwöhr, drawing many attendees and creating a lively atmosphere.
The American base Grafenwöhr recently opened its doors to the local community during the annual German-American Folk Festival. An American soldier welcomed the visitors in German, with a festive and friendly atmosphere throughout the event.
The festival featured a variety of activities, including carnival rides, country music, and hotdogs. This year, the event attracted approximately 100,000 visitors, underscoring its popularity among the local residents.
Since World War II, American troops have been stationed in Germany, and this folk festival reflects the bond between the local population and the military personnel.
None of the attendees seemed to want to think about a possible withdrawal of Americans from Europe, making the festival an occasion to come together and enjoy the festivities without concerns about the future.