It seems that the issue of how to deal with Heidegger's heritage is of great public interrest and maybe such that it cannot be carried out by Heidegger's former 'Wirkungsstätte' alone. Not because the officials there ever had any intentions that one should be against, but because obviously others now want to be involved since they feel uncomfortable with the plans. But if such is the case: Is a Petition the right way of articulating such an interrest? Is there no other way to point out if something is considered to be wrong?

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