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Nazi uniform-clad gathering at beer garden

Saxony once again a focus point.

SymClub
May 10, 2024
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This is how the neo-Nazis performed in a beer garden near Hoyerswerda
This is how the neo-Nazis performed in a beer garden near Hoyerswerda

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Troubling visuals emerge in Saxony. - Nazi uniform-clad gathering at beer garden

One Father's Day, nine individuals drove through Dresden in a Kübelwagen turned into a Wehrmacht car, sporting Nazi attire and providing the Nazi salute. Recently, strange images have surfaced from a beer garden near Hoyerswerda (Saxony). These images depict: A gathering of people donning Wehrmacht uniforms, with the swastikas on their garments temporarily taped over.

Unusual occurrence in the beer garden

As if it were a routine occurrence to roam around in uniforms, this group - including some in Nazi attire - also embarked on a tour of the Bautzen district on Thursday.

Initially, it was reported that up to 40 individuals, who claimed to be "military friends from Radeberg," were present. After having a drink, a few of them left. "They seemed to just be passing through," the witness explains.

The troop in Nazi uniforms drove up in this VW Kübelwagen, among others

Emblems on the uniforms

However, around 20 people remained. "One of them had a German shepherd with him and was carrying a holster," mentions the observer. "We couldn't make out if there was a weapon in it. But it was horrifying."

Police probe

According to eyewitnesses, some of those in uniform had taped over the swastikas, others did not

"Several individuals wearing anti-constitutional symbols on their clothing were allegedly noted at the back of a lorry," says police spokesperson Anne Wieland. Nevertheless, the police failed to locate anyone else. Later, a patrol unit was able to spot a "gathering of vehicles resembling the given description."

Police spokesperson Wieland: "No one on the vehicle was sporting an anti-constitutional symbol or possessed prohibited items." However, the state security is looking into the matter.

Lately, right-wing extremists in Saxony have been flaunting Nazi symbols openly. In Bautzen, a few individuals in a beer tent performed the Nazi salute at the Oktoberfest, while neo-Nazis hosted a barbecue accompanied by swastika flags near Döbeln a year ago. Furthermore, a group of right-wing extremists wearing steel helmets, Wehrmacht license plates, and yelling slogans cruised through Dresden last Thursday.

Uniform, holster - and a weapon? That is not yet known. The group had a German shepherd dog with them

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Source: symclub.org

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