Just one in ten Germans currently ‘feel free’ in their everyday life, while almost half say that they ‘don’t feel free’, the study published on Wednesday found. Asked how free they felt before the pandemic hit, two thirds of Germans answered that they ‘felt free’ beforehand. But the feeling of lost freedom was expressed across the continent, with an average of 22 percent saying they don’t feel free. Hungarians and Spaniards were least likely to report a loss of freedom with just 11 and 12 percent respectively saying the don’t feel free. The survey was conducted between May 20th and 27th and involved a representative survey of 3,001 Germans.

Source: The Local September 01, 2021 09:31 UTC