Muslims and anti-fascists protest against far right provocation Berlin
August 18th, 2012 by
Theo Schneider
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Riot cops in front of the several hundred counter demonstrators. They divided both sides, to prevent incidents.
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A man raised his arm and shouted slogans to the far right rally. In front of him are riot cops.
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Two riot cops look at the manifestation of the right wing populists. One of the participants held a sign with a crossed mosque.
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Two riot cops look at the manifestation of the right wing populists. One of the participants held a sign with a crossed mosque.
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The counter demonstration had a bus with banners with anti-racist slogans. Participants held signs against racism.
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A spot of a thrown paint bomb in front of a row of riot cops with shields, who protect the far right rally.
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Counter demonstrators raised their arms and shouted slogans to the far right rally. In front of them are riot cops.
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Counter demonstrators raised their arms and shouted slogans to the far right rally. In front of them are riot cops.
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Muslim participants of the counter protest raised Qurans and shot slogans to the far right rally.
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Muslim participants of the counter protest raised Qurans and shot slogans to the far right rally.
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Muslim participants of the counter protest raised Qurans and shot slogans to the far right rally.
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Participants of the counter protest raised their arms and shouted slogans to the far right rally, that is behind several rows of police cars, which stand there to prevent attacks.
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Participants of the counter protest raised their arms and shouted slogans to the far right rally, that is behind several rows of police cars, which stand there to prevent attacks.
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Participants of the counter protest raised their arms and shouted slogans to the far right rally, that is behind several rows of police cars, which stand there to prevent attacks.
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Riot cops in front of the several hundred counter demonstrators. They divided both sides, to prevent incidents.
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A helmet of a riot cop led beside him on the street. A large amound of riot police were at the scene to prevent riots.
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A row of riot cops with shields stood in front of a spot of a thrown paint bomb. A large amound of riot police were at the scene to prevent riots.
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The far right rally of "Pro Deutschland" provocated at the multi-ethnic district Neukoelln with signs of crossed mosques and Mohammed Caricatures.
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The far right rally of "Pro Deutschland" provocated at the multi-ethnic district Neukoelln with signs of crossed mosques and Mohammed Caricatures.
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Only a small group took part in the far right rally. They showed signs with crossed mosques, held german flags and showed caricatures of Mohammed.
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Manfred Rouhs, federal leader of the right wing populist group "Pro Deutschland" held a speech at the far right rally.
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A sign with a crossed mosque beside a woman, who participated in the far right rally, that helds a sign on that is written "stop islamisation".
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Shields at a long row of police cars. A large amound of riot cops were at the scene to prevent riots.
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A small group of right wing populist "Pro Deutschland" provocated on a rally in multi-ethnic district Neukoelln with Mohammed Caricatures. Several hundred muslims and anti-fascists protested against the far rights. Police arrested some protesters.



































































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