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- 1Archaeologists find Leipzig's oldest grave, over 7,000 years old●Mehr als 7.000 Jahre alt: Archäologen entdecken Leipzigs ältestes Grab | mdr.de https://www. mdr.de/nachrichten/sachsen/
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest known grave in Leipzig in the Möckern district, dating back more than 7,000 years. Experts describe the find, uncovered during excavations, as a stroke of luck that offers rare insight into early Neolithic communities in the region. The discovery is drawing attention across Saxony and beyond, with reports highlighting what it reveals about Leipzig's prehistoric past.
- 2Faraz Shariat's 'Staatsschutz BRD 2026' screens in Leipzig●Morgen am 01.10. in # Leipzig um 21:00 Uhr: :blobmiou: STAATSSCHUTZ BRD 2026, Spielfilm, 113 min, FSK 12 Regie: Faraz Sh
Faraz Shariat's feature film 'Staatsschutz BRD 2026' will be shown in Leipzig on 1 October at 9 pm. The 113-minute drama, rated FSK 12, stars Chen Emilie Yan, Julia Jentsch, Alev Irmak and Arnd Klawitter, with dialogue in German and Korean and English subtitles. The film follows a freshly graduated protagonist and is being promoted as a screening in the city's cinema programme.
- 3Leipzig screening shows Odesa activists aiding homeless during war●Morgen am 01.10. in # Leipzig um 19:30 Uhr: :blobmiou: How activists in Odesa take care of the Homeless - Kurzfilm und G
A short film screening and discussion takes place in Leipzig on 1 October at 19:30, presenting how activists of the left-wing organisation SAD (Street Aid Daily) in Odesa continue helping homeless people despite the war in Ukraine. The event combines the short film with a conversation about the group's ongoing street aid work.