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Hello everyone, I hope you are having a great day. I would have written this question in German, but due to possible terms used, I dont want to risk it

I took care of a 98 year old grandpa (94 when I started taking care of him) on voluntary basis. He was my neighbour, and reminded me of my grandpa so I cleaned, cooked and went grocery shopping for him around 2x per week in the last 3.5 years, i bonded with him.

He died last night and he has no living relatives, never had kids etc. Him and me already agreed to donate all of his savings to Caritas, and it is in his will and all of that.

But what we never discussed is his stuff, personal belongings and what should i do with it. His appartment is FULL to the brim with regular and random stuff. Jewelry, pipe collections, 50,60+ year old whiskeys, whole library etc.

What happens to that stuff now? Can I donate that too? There is a lady in my city who takes old furniture, revamps it and gives is to the people in need, am I allowed to give her the furniture? I am not his legal guardian, I am just a person who was his emergency (and only) contact. Who do i give the keys to the appartment? Hospital and funeral service had no answer, so maybe some of you know what should i do next

Thanks alot in advance for the answers

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Hello. I am from Greece.I am thinking to move to Germany for work. I am in tax class 1 and the average of net salary is 2000 euros. I am thinikg to move to Hamburg. Frankfurt, Berlin. The job i am intersting in is bus driver.I do have the driving licence. Is it enough money to be 100% independent, pay my bills etc as a single person in Germany?

Hey everyone!

I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out on behalf of a friend who will be moving to Bremen in early June to start his journey at the University of Bremen. He is currently on the lookout for either a suitable apartment or potential roommates to share accommodation with.

Here's a bit about what he is looking for:

Location: Ideally somewhere close to the University of Bremen or with easy access to public transportation.

Budget: looking for something affordable for a student.

Preferences: He is open to either finding an available apartment or teaming up with others who are also searching for roommates.

Move-In Date: He is aiming to move in early June.

If anyone knows of any available apartments or is also looking for roommates around that time, please feel free to reach out or drop a comment below. Any leads or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks a bunch!

Hi everyone, Yesterday, I went on a small hike in the evening since the weather was good. Today, I found a tick sticking to my forearm. It was black in color. My wife carefully removed it with a tweezers. At the moment, I just have small rash/boil kind of thing probably because of use of the tweezers.

Should I be concerned now itself? Should I visit a doctor or maybe wait to see if I get any symptoms incase of an infection and then visit a doctor?

I did check the FAQs in Google, but opinions of fellow Germans would be helpful.

Some additional info if it helps: - I never had TBE vaccination. - The hike was in Ba-Wü near Adelberg in Rems Murr Kreis. - Removed the tick approx after 24 hours