Is Söder moving? Community clears up rumor now - residents suffer from "photo tourism"

Persistent rumors have been around for months.

Is Prime Minister Markus Söder moving to Rückersdorf?

The community takes a stand - the CSU boss himself also expresses himself.

Update from March 20:

Is Bavaria's Prime Minister planning a move from Nuremberg to Rückersdorf?

The rumor persists - the residents are suffering from "photo tourism" (see first report).

Now the CSU boss has apparently got wind of it himself.

He has no intention of changing his place of residence,

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his spokesman.

And Söder himself puts it this way: “Unfortunately, a lot of fake news is currently rampant - this is one that seems to be persistent and completely unfounded.

So for clarification: I am and will remain a Nuremberg citizen.

My place is in Mögeldorf. "

Is Söder moving?

Community clears up rumor now - residents suffer from "photo tourism"

First report from March 17th: Nuremberg - Rumors have been circulating for months that Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder wants to move to a small community in the Nuremberg region.

The persistent rumor also has consequences for the residents of the community of Rückersdorf.

In order to protect this and to create clarity, the site has now issued a press release.

"Even if a rumor persists and is passed on again and again by many, it does not become the truth," said Mayor Johannes Ballas in the press release.

Ballas emphasizes that it is wrong that Markus Söder will live in Rückersdorf in the future.

The Bavarian Prime Minister has not already introduced himself to the allegedly new neighborhood, nor is he registered in Rückersdorf. 

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Persistent rumors

Since the gossip story, some homeowners have a real “photo tourism” in front of their door.

It currently affects three different locations in Rückersdorf, it continues.

The photographers don't let the house owners rest, especially on weekends.

When trying to photograph Markus Söder's allegedly new residence, there is no stopping at gates, fences and gardens.

At the request of the homeowners, the mayor would therefore like to point out once again that the Bavarian Prime Minister neither lives in Rückersdorf nor is considering this step. 

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Markus Söder keeps his house and sends greetings to Rückersdorf

At the end of the press release, Mayor Johannes Ballas has a message from the Prime Minister personally to the community.

"Our country father sends greetings to the population of Rückersdorf," Ballas wrote in the message.

Söder sees Rückersdorf as an attractive place to live, but will by no means move his domicile from Nuremberg * to Rückersdorf.

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