Germany chooses the uncompromising line for those who approach the current situation with the Shoah. “People were killed in the gas chambers, today people are gassed through masks!”: This post published on Facebook a few months ago cost a No Vax a fine of 1,800 euros. The sentence was handed down by a judge from Wandsbeck, a suburb of Hamburg, Germany. For the judge, the statement trivializes the suffering caused by the Nazis to the Jews.
The line of the Hamburg judge is also taken up by the courts of Bavaria: a sentence has not yet been reached here but the judges announced yesterday that the abuse of the Jewish star symbol during the no vax demonstrations will be prosecuted from here on. as a crime.
The hard line chosen by the judges aims to avoid the connection between the neo-Nazi far-right movements and the no vax movement. In Germany, the formations of the extreme right are in fact dangerously riding the protest against the containment measures of the coronavirus, just as happened in Italy in the case of Forza Nuova and as is also happening in Austria.
In Germany, justice is very severe against those who use the memory of the tragedies created by Nazism too casually. In fact, the code provides for a penalty of up to three years for the apology of Nazism and the use of the Roman salute in public is also sanctioned. The police authorities are also very careful to obscure posts and messages on social media that may be “nostalgic”.