Neo-Nazi meetings in Anklam: Mayor warns of bad consequences!

Neo-Nazi meetings in Anklam: Mayor warns of bad consequences!

In Anklam, a delicate weekend is imminent, because on Saturday the event "Visit to the North" will take place in the "Art Nouveau" event on Pasewalker Strasse. This is organized by the state association of the “Die Homen” party, which was formerly known as NDP and is now criticized because of its right -wing extremists and anti -constitutional views. As the Nordkurier is reported at this meeting with a meeting of several right-wing extremists.

It is particularly explosive that flyers have already been distributed with the slogan "Support Your Local Nazi Dealer". Mayor Michael Galander expressed concern about the impending negative media attention and the possible effects on the cityscape and the tourism sector. He also criticized the lack of initiative of urban politics, which positions itself against the upcoming neo-Nazi meeting.

Mahnwache shows face against right -wing extremism

In order to send a sign against right -wing extremism, the alliance "Greifswald for all" has registered a vigil under the motto "Colorful Welle instead of brown cell". This vigil is scheduled to take place on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Pasewalker Straße, with up to 50 participants. However, the exact location still has to be determined because the organizers are waiting for feedback from the city and the police.

It is noteworthy that the police from both events, both the neo-Nazi meeting and the vigil, has knowledge and plans to accompany and secure them. Verklam has established itself as a place with strong right -wing extremists since 2002, some of which are due to a weak civil society and socio -economic problems. Historically, the city is characterized by a long history of authoritarian structures that go back to the Weimar Republic, and the events from last weekend could further heat the existing area of ​​tension.

right -wing extremism in Anklam

How the analysis of Idz Jena has increased the right-wing extremist mobilization in Anklam since the turn. With the increase in unemployment in the 1990s, when it reached a climax of about a third of the population and the city population shrank from 21,000 to over 12,000 inhabitants, these tendencies increased. In recent years, the democratic projects in the city have shown positive developments, but their long -term success remains questionable.

The right -wing extremists in Anklam are characterized by coexistence with democratic initiatives, the latter often coming from the outside and are limited in time. This leads to a threatening balance in which the presence of right -wing extremist elements could change under violence at any time. The Federal Center for Political Education emphasizes that the development of right-wing extremism in Germany was shaped, although East German landscape is particularly susceptible to such currents.

vertical citizens are now faced with the challenge of making a sign against right -wing extremism and presenting the city as a place of cooperation instead of splitting. The coming days will show whether civil society in Anklam is willing to position itself loudly and numerous against the growing influence of the right.