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7z385 KOMMT NACH VORNE 17x24 German special poster 2013 prevention of Nazi demonstrations!

Date Sold 8/1/2019

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An Unfolded German Special Poster (measures 16 1/2" x 23 1/2" [42 x 60 cm]) (Learn More)

Kommt Nach Vorne! (literally translates to "Come Forward!"), the 2013 German political poster encouraging people to participate in the Dresden Nazifrei movement and to promoting solidarity with Antifa activist Tim H. On February 19, more than 10,000 people protested in Dresden against the annual neo-Nazi march on February 13th. The day did not stay peaceful, barricades were burning in several places in the southern suburb of Dresden, police chains were broken, there were several sit-in blocks and many injured. One of the incidents is said to have involved Tim H. from Berlin. He is said to have coordinated a violent crowd, which eventually broke through a police cordon. Despite contradictory testimonies, Tim was sentenced to 22 months imprisonment for serious breaches of the peace.

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