It is waited another 15 minutes until the protest march has finally positioned itself and several thousand, mostly young Berliners, are moving towards Kreuzberg.
The Hanau attacker murdered nine people and his mother on the night of February 19, 2020. Nine people whose looks did not fit into the murderer’s racist worldview.
The names of these nine take center stage on this sunny Saturday afternoon in Neukölln. Again and again they are read out, chanted, and reminded of them on posters and banners.
The protesters held signs and photos with the names of the nine killed. “Hanau was not an isolated case” was written on posters.
At the beginning of the demonstration, the police spoke of at least 4,000 participants and a continued strong influx of people to the demonstration. In the early evening she corrected it to 6000, the organizer stated 20,000 participants.
The train was accompanied by around 80 emergency services. Various anti-fascist initiatives such as the “Migrantifa” and migrant organizations called for it.
The demonstration with 900 participants was registered.
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The police accompanied the demo with 80 emergency services.
Photo: Julius Geiler TSPIn several speeches, the official investigation of the attack in Hanau is criticized. “What the state doesn’t do, we do ourselves,” says a speaker on Flughafenstrasse, adding: “We always remain strangers to Germany. What we need is organized, migrant anti-fascism ”.
The demo should end in the afternoon at Oranienplatz in Kreuzberg. Until then, the crowd should continue to grow, and many people will only join the memorial procession as the protest continues.
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