In the 1950s, he collaborated with the famous German actress Romischnard, who played the role of Princess Sissi, and fascinated the audience at home and abroad. However, for karl heinz bohm, it was a long time ago. Because in the past twenty years, he stayed away from the film industry and played a completely different role in real life-as an aid worker, working in extremely poor Ethiopia.
Karlheinz Baum retired after 80 years because he started a very different job. This started with a program on ZDF TV in Germany, which made Bohm think that he would do something for the famine in the Sahel by raising10 million marks. With this fund, Bohm set up a relief organization for everyone on1981/kloc-0+13.
Although he is an outstanding movie star, he decided to live in a poor country. He chose the three poorest countries in the world, one of which is Ethiopian, and started his volunteer service in the Irvine Valley in Hara barbier in winter. In his charity work, he pays attention to education, health, grassroots, agriculture, gender and other issues.
Over the past few years, "All to All" has devoted itself to humanitarian services and built a large number of hospitals, health centers, wells, kindergartens and schools in Ilu babor, East Hara and North Shua. Dr Bohm also established a handicraft center, a primary school, a middle school and a technical college in Harald.
Until now, Bohm is still committed to fighting hunger and death in Ethiopian refugee camps, and he has to live in the worst conditions for several months every year.
The rest of the time, he lobbied in Europe. Globalization and technology often make us forget what kind of planet we live on. One in six people lives below the poverty line, and politicians and businessmen turn a blind eye, whether they ask or not. When will our economic leaders realize that we can't lose the African market with a population of nearly 654.38+0 billion? Many politicians, dignitaries and celebrities have visited and praised everyone for organizing for everyone. On the other hand, Dr. roman herzog, the former German Chancellor, personally visited the Irvine Valley in 1996, which was supported by Germany and Austria. (The German part was handed over to Bohm in 2002 when German Minister HeidemarieWieczorek-Zeul visited everyone. ) Bohm also won various awards in recognition of his exemplary role: saving many lives and paving a safe future for them. Bohm also has an Ethiopian wife Almaz and two children Nicholas (born in 1990). And Ayida (born in 1993). Karlheinz bohm was awarded an honorary doctorate in philosophy by Alemaya University in 2003. After karlheinz participated in more than 20 films from 1952 to 1975, his career and life have undergone legendary changes. He was deeply touched by the tragic scene caused by successive years of famine on the African continent. Carl made a big choice. He decided to get out of the screen and really do something for his dying black brother. With the help of TV station, Karl raised nearly 4 million marks from China through the "I for Everyone Association" in the Federal Republic of Germany. 198 1 06 May 16, Carl and his wife Eva took this huge sum of money and his grand plan on a trip to Africa.
Ethiopia is indeed one of the poorest countries in the world and, to some extent, one of the richest countries in the world: Ethiopia is a multi-ethnic country with a population of over 60 million and a splendid culture and tortuous history. This is the place where the oldest human remains were found? Is this the birthplace of the Kingdom of aksum, the earliest Christian monarchy that flourished centuries ago?
198 1 year, karlheinz bohm, a film actor who is famous for playing Flantz Joseph the Great, set up the "All for All" organization to help the poor areas in Ethiopia. Karl Heinz Bohm believes that in any case, the image of this country is clear again and the future of the whole country is bright. You won't get a better return than investing in Ethiopia. Karlheinz-Bohm said that he talked about raising funds at that time. Of course, you think it will take a long time, but I firmly believe that Ethiopia will soon be valued by the business community. "But in any case, he must admit that he is not an economist, and he no longer talks about ideas he doesn't understand." But if you compare the kilo of coffee sold in European shops with the average monthly salary of a coffee worker, you will find that these countries have not joined our economic system. That's why this happened. "He stressed that economic integration and this kind of development assistance must not only rely on charities (even many donors), but also rely on the assistance of our whole society-the colonial history of the country in Africa gives us the moral to make up for it. What really excites me is anger. " He explained that the anger between the rich and the poor is unfair and inhuman.
Among Ethiopian residents, 82.5% are farmers, with a total population of about 60 million. Karl-Heinz Bohm said that in order to achieve development, Ethiopia should first establish modern agriculture, prevent soil erosion, build farmland, implement farmland irrigation and plant trees. Carl settled in a valley called Eller. He teaches local people scientific farming methods and often teaches people to work hand in hand in the scorching sun. Carl opened a school in the village and gave lectures to the students himself. He gets along well with all the people in the village. Pour all your love into these foreign friends. The local people love and worship him. When he walks into the crowd, there will be shouts of "Carl, Carl". With his efforts, green crops and neat houses appeared on the barren land.
In addition, Carl built a new farm and resettled 5000 refugees threatened by hunger. In addition, karlheinz bohm and his foundation are engaged in other aid projects, such as drinking water supply, road expansion and school construction. I have established 67 schools and three vocational training centers. Health care is also one of the work centers of the foundation. According to the statistics of the World Health Organization, Ethiopia has one doctor for every 33,000 people. Karlheinz bohm and his staff have done their best to change the medical situation in Ethiopia. They have established 40 medical stations, three clinics and two hospitals, and the third hospital will be completed soon. Every realized project is an achievement, but karl heinz bohm is not satisfied with what has been achieved. He said:
"The purpose of my work here is that one day, the head of government of Ethiopia, whoever he is, came to me and said," Carl, you have been here for a long time, thank you. But we don't need you now. We can solve the problems here by ourselves. This is my wish, my purpose, and I work for this purpose. "
Since the foundation was established in karlheinz bohm, it has collected 200 million euros in donations, benefiting 65.438+500,000 people every year. However, Ethiopia has a population of 60 million, and the work of karlheinz Bohm and his foundation seems endless. Some people use German idioms to say that his work is like a drop of water falling on a hot stone, which is of no help. But Karl-Heinz Bohm still devoted himself to it tirelessly. He quoted Mother Teresa, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, as saying that there is a similar saying in English, a drop of water falls into the sea, and all we do is a drop of water falls into the sea. Without such a drop of water, there would be no sea.
A letter written by Carl (with Chinese translation)
Libby freund,
People have been drinking beer for 22 years. Ouml is an M & ampouml, which is a good example.
We will work hard this year. oumlrden übergeben。 I can
I'm not with my wife today.
This worker is a German because I don't know who he is.
m & ampoumlchte。 Neither my wife nor I know about it, neither do we.
We spent such a long time with them. Standard & Poor's. Auml the person being tested
11.On September 5th, 2006, we came to the school. Horror world.
This is our life in Belgium. Aumlthiopien tun is a man who strives for his friends.
This is a secret.
This is a longer week, but what should we do for the next generation?
Manshheit is a liberal. A Zukunft, when he is unarmed and not
Rüstungsindustrie mehr gibt。 This is the life of nature, in our world and in the hearts of all people.
Our name is Katastrophen, and we are a boy. This is a good example.
Is an armed helicopter launched on the earth?
For our better children, we will be friends forever. Szlig, I'm from Australia. Aumlthiopien ganz
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International Health Regulation (IHR)
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Dear friends:
In order to improve the life in the past 22 years, residents will strive for their own development. We will deliver these medical and health care institutions and use these three hospitals these days. (then I can't understand it after turning over a sentence. ) I admit that this work touched me, thank you. Not only my wife and I, but all our partners were invited to donate money. We really trust these people. From September of 1, 200 1 1, we know that there has been another World War III: this terrible world war. Going deep into Ethiopia, in this case, the fighting revolves around peace and justice. This is a long journey, but we should never confuse ourselves and leave a peaceful future for the human generation. Such weapons will no longer be used in the future, and there will be no arms industry. This kind of life, this kind of nature, (I can't understand another sentence after reading it), is a complete disaster for everyone. Who has the right to fight for a weapon on our planet? With hope for the future and peace, I extend my sincere greetings to you from Ethiopia for our children.
Your karlheinz bohm has contributed more to social and economic development than any Ethiopian. This degree is hereby awarded to this Austrian humanitarian. Dr. De Staha Mito, president of the university, said that Baum won this honor because of his outstanding contribution to Ethiopian social and economic development.
Set up a mass support committee to support Mr. karlheinz Bohm to write the 2003 Nobel Prize.
Austria and Germany set up a mass support committee composed of friends, outstanding people and individuals from all walks of life, aiming at doing everything for everything. Karlheinz Bohm, the chairman and founder of the organization, collected signatures nominating for the 2003 Nobel Prize. The nomination aims to praise its exemplary humanitarian role and unremitting efforts to fight hunger in Ethiopia. According to news reports, Ethiopian groups in Germany and Austria also collected signatures from Ethiopians and people from all walks of life to support the nomination.
In Ethiopia, with the establishment of mass committees, the collection work is in full swing. Signatures range from government officials to leaders of private enterprises, outstanding individuals and artists to social leaders and ordinary people. They know and appreciate what Mr Bohm has done for poor areas in Ethiopia. The report also said that national organizations have benefited from education, human and animal health, environmental protection, social services, agriculture and local women's projects.
Karlheinz bohm used to be a famous film and stage actor, but he resolutely gave up his career as an actor and devoted the rest of his life to the cause of poverty alleviation in Ethiopia. Mr Bohm's "Everything for Everything" organization is engaged in relief and development, and has invested more than 654.38 billion birr in various undertakings in the past 20 years. The Ethiopian Mass Support Committee will work closely with the Austrian Committee to collect signatures from people from all walks of life and submit them to the Swedish Nobel Committee as supporting materials. Ethiopia's signature support activities will last for four years.
Carl has a luxury villa of nearly 200,000 square meters in Munich, Germany, but he is willing to come to rural Africa and live in a simple house with a bed, a desk, a cupboard and a radio instead of a carpet. Although he disappeared from the screen, he devoted himself to another great cause that he was willing to make great sacrifices.