Recently a friend moved from India to Dresden to work for a company in the "silicon" ecosystem. For some reason his name on the postal box where he and family lives temporarily, was tore off multiple times. Missed a few urgent letters.
You know how it is in Germany, if you miss a letter from the Government office.
Why on Earth is it a requirement to have your name on the postal box (or the mailman won’t put it in)? You are registered to the flat number, this information exists with all possible level of fidelity.
I don't think so. The Czech population registry works with addresses, but does not contain the exact apartment you live in. In case of blocks of flats, there might be ~ 100 apartments with the same address.
It is different if you are the owner. The land registry does contain finer ownership data up to the level of the apartment.
But as a renting person, while your contract will contain the apartment number, the authorities won't be registering that. You may actually go completely officially unregistered for years if you never visit the town hall and ask for a registration. It is not a hard requirement to get registered as a renter.
But post will be delivered to you nonetheless if your post box is labeled with your name and someone knows your address.
Actually, you're wrong. Nazism in Eastern Germany has been pointed out to drastically reduce the attractivity for foreigners.
Been that way ever since the 2015 anti-refugee riots and the rise of Pegida: https://www.br.de/nachricht/pegida-schadet-dresden-100.html
The fact that people of color regularly get beaten up in public transport over there only strengthens the problem. The Nazi terrorism is winning.
That number does notably not include non-violent attacks like threats, derogatory comments or slurs, as well as the ever-present discrimination against non-Germans.
1) Because of foreigners with no work, they are thought of to 'cost money'
2) Because of foreigners with (good) work, because they are 'stealing' their jobs or have a better life
You can't win.