It is good to know that almost all the
German cities has got an
organised malayalee community called Kerala Samajam.
Apart from Kerala Samajams, there are associations, clubs etc and the main aim of each one
of them is to preserve and propagate the culture and traditions of Kerala. Most of them
organise Easter/Vishu, Onam and Christmas celebrations every year.
The list given below is
incomplete. We will endeavour to update this page regularly. Hence it is highly
appreciated if anyone could bring to our notice, any associations/Samajams etc not
listed here.
Baden-Württemberg
Malayalee-Deutsches Treffen e.V.
Web: www.malayalee.de
Commenced in 1992
Bochum
Indian Sports and Cultural Club e.V
Commenced in 1995
Bonn
Kerala Associations Bonn e.V.
Commenced in 1980
Essen
Malayalee Association
Commenced in 1984
Frankfurt
Kerala Samajam Frankfurt e.V
This is the first Kerala Samajam
web: www.keralasamajam-frankfurt.com
Commenced in 1970
Gross Gerau
Navodaya Indischer Verein e.V.
Commenced in 1986
Hamburg
Kerala Samajam Hamburg e.V
Commenced in 1983
Heidelberg
Malayali Samajam Heidelberg e.V.
Commenced in 1977
Heidelberg
Kairali Verein e.V.
Commenced in
Herne
Kerala Sports und Kultural Club e.V.
Commenced in 1995
Köln (Cologne)
Kerala Samajam Köln
Commenced in 1982
Krefeld
Kerala Samajam Krefeld
Commenced in 1985
Mainz
Mainz-Wiesbaden Indian Association e.V.
Commenced in 1994
Muenchen
Kerala Samajam München
Commenced in 1969
Schwelm
Indische Kultur Verein e.V.
Commenced in 1985
Stuttgart
Deutsch-Indische Treffen
Commenced in
Bochum : Union
of German Malayalee Association (UGMA)
This organisation began in 19-- and is an association of few Samajams/ Clubs etc in and
around Bochum.
web: www.ugma-germany.com
Central
Committee of Kerala Associations in Germany (Commenced in 1982-83)
This is an apex organisation of Associations/Samajams in Bonn, Bochum, Berlin, Cologne,
Essen, Heidelberg Herne, and Krefeld. This central committee of Kerala Associations
organised the second World Malayalee conference in Berlin.
Baden-Württemberg