The Nazi-influenced incident on Sylt, with Munich's "affluent youth" shouting the slogan "Germany for Germans, foreigners out" to the accompaniment of the disco song "L'amour Toujours", is not an isolated occurrence. Similar racist chants were also heard in Landsberg am Lech, resulting in an...
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Italian DJ Gigi D'Agostino (56) is bewildered and enraged after his hit "L'amour toujours" was exploited by a group of patrons at a Sylth bar for racist taunts.
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The Travemünde Week, scheduled for July 19 to 28, 2024 in Schleswig-Holstein, will reportedly forgo the playing of music throughout the entire duration of the event.
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During the gun festival in Löningen, individuals yelled racist phrases during Gigi D'Agostino's renowned track "L'amour toujours." Following this incident, some suspected offenders have voluntarily initiated their departure from their shooting club.
Technology
What permeates our clubs and shooting festivals: a lackluster German quality? Or a "new level" of prejudice?
Panorama
During Whitsun, when the wealthy and well-known descended upon Germany's much-loved island of Sylt, the start of the season was set. The sun shimmered over the North Sea, celebrities emerged from their convertible Porsches, and the champagne bubbled in the ice buckets of the exclusive clubs.
Culture
A new video has surfaced showing a group of people in a party tent in Löningen near Cloppenburg, Germany, shouting xenophobic slogans to Gigi D'Agostino's popular song "L'amour toujours." This follows a similar incident that occurred in Sylt, Germany.
Politics
The original hymn revolves around perpetual love, but some arrogant individuals from Sylt altered "L'amour toujours" into a symbol of hatred.
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