Neo -Nazis march through Dresden: Police are investigating extremists!

Neo -Nazis march through Dresden: Police are investigating extremists!

Last Sunday, according to police, around 50 to 70 right -wing extremists gathered in Dresden on the Neumarkt. The group campaign, which is in direct connection to the Identitarian Movement Germany (IBD), quickly moved to Theaterplatz. There, the participants presented two banner, scandaled mandatory slogans and inflamed fireworks. The entire campaign only took a few minutes before the neo -Nazis retired before the police arrived. They left a banner and remnants of pyrotechnics on site, which a short time later led to justification for a violation of the meeting law, since the meeting was not indicated.

The Identitarian Movement, which has been classified as secured by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution since 2019, has increasingly gained a foothold in Germany. Originally founded in Germany in 2012, it originated in France. Under the banner of ethnopluralism, the movement pursues an agenda that makes traditional, values-oriented demands and sees itself as a defender of "Western culture", which she sees threatened by Islam and other influences. Her well -known saying is: "We are calling for a cultural revolution" - a call that is strongly shaped by anti -Islam and racist positions. The group is known for their provocative actions, which are often spiced up with pop culture alludes, similar to a play about refugees that were overwhelmed by them in Vienna.

a new incident in Dresden

But that was not the only incident recently: On Saturday before, about 130 neo -Nazis disturbed Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Dresden and scanded homophobic slogans. For these right -wing extremists, members of the "Heimat" group, once known as NPD, and the "young nationalists". Here, too, some symbols were noticed that are related to the National Socialist past. Some participants wore a license plates with hints on Adolf Hitler and the number 88, a well -known code under neo -Nazis for "Heil Hitler". In addition, belt buckles were discovered with forbidden runes, which is why investigative procedures were initiated against the German suspects due to the use of indicators of unconstitutional organizations.

The police seem to be alarmed by the growing presence of these extreme groups in the city. The containment measures have already been initiated to prevent such incidents in the future. Regardless of the rapid development in the extreme right, it can be seen that society has to deal with the challenges of right -wing extremism. In the meantime, the affected emergency services must remain vigilant to guarantee safe and respectful coexistence.