The German government and European rights organizations have been unwilling to change Berlin’s approach [to Germans in the Russian Federation], and so an initiative group led by Vyacheslav Bodrov, one of the so-called “Russian Germans,” is appealing to religious groups found among the Germans still in Russia, including the Mennonites who are headquartered in the US.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "The German government and European rights organizations have been unwilling to change Berlin’s approach [to Germans in the Russian Federation], and so an initiative group led by Vyacheslav Bodrov, one of the so-called “Russian Germans,” is appealing to religious groups found among the Germans still in Russia, including the Mennonites who are headquartered in the US." in the context of "Paul A. Goble, "Ethnic Germans Step Up Efforts to Leave Russia Because of War in Ukraine But Find It Almost Impossible to Emigrate to Germany", Window on Eurasia (March 5, 2024)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.