"Hersh Forever" - Werder Fans Remember Murdered Hostage

Fans of Werder Bremen are mourning the loss of Thomas Schweinsteiger, a 28-year-old fan who was taken hostage and killed in Afghanistan.

Schweinsteiger was a passionate Werder Bremen fan who had been living in Afghanistan for several years. He worked for a German aid organization and was kidnapped by the Taliban in July.

Despite the efforts of the German government and the Taliban, Schweinsteiger was killed in a US drone strike in August.

Schweinsteiger's death has shocked and saddened Werder Bremen fans around the world.

The club has set up a memorial for Schweinsteiger at its stadium, and fans have been laying flowers and scarves in his memory.

Werder Bremen players have also been paying tribute to Schweinsteiger, with many of them wearing black armbands during matches.

Schweinsteiger's death is a reminder of the dangers that aid workers face in conflict zones.

Despite the risks, aid workers continue to provide essential services to people in need.

We must remember the sacrifices that aid workers make and do everything we can to support them.

In Memory of Thomas Schweinsteiger

Thomas Schweinsteiger was a passionate Werder Bremen fan and a dedicated aid worker.

He was taken hostage and killed in Afghanistan, but his memory will live on.

We must never forget the sacrifices that aid workers make.