Germany's Interior Minister, Alexander Dobrindt, proposes integrating real-life emergency training into schools, going beyond theoretical crisis and disaster lessons. The aim is to make crisis preparation a regular part of school life, amidst global tensions and discussions about reinforcing civil defense. The proposal includes teaching practical skills like CPR and injury management, with concerns about students' emotional well-being during training. Politicians have mixed reactions, and education decisions remain state-specific, making Dobrindt's idea a recommendation. Other countries' emergency preparedness programs, like Japan's and Poland's, influence Germany's debate.

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