There is now a lesbian community in Germany that respects lesbians till death by commissioning a lesbian cemetery in Germany.
A new burial area created specially for lesbians is set to be introduced in the Berlin cemetery for the community to live together in the afterlife.
The reserved space is a 400-square-metre (4,300-square-foot) area of the Lutheran Georgen Parochial cemetery, established in Berlin in 1814. The plot is expected to house up to 80 graves.
The area was created by the Safia association, a national group primarily for elderly lesbians, and it is planned to be a space ‘where life and death connect, distinctive forms of cemetery culture can develop and where the lesbian community can live together in the afterlife.’
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