13 Mad As Hell Signs From The German Election Protests
"We're still fighting Nazis? Seriously?"
By Julia Reinstein and Kassy Cho and Ryan Broderick and Karsten Schmehl
Reporting From
Berlin, Germany
Reporting From
Berlin, Germany
During the German elections on Sunday, the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) won 12.5% of the vote — the largest percentage since the Nazis, and enough to enter parliament.
After the results were announced, many Germans gathered to protest the rise of the AfD. Here are some of the best signs people brought with them.
1. "Don't repeat history."
2. "We're still fighting Nazis? Seriously?"
One of the signs spotted at the protest against the AfD in Berlin tonight #btw2017
3. "Xenophobia is not an alternative."
4. "Liberté, égalité, fraternité, fuck AfD."
5. "A Fucking Disgrace."
"A Fucking Disgrace" #BTW2017
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7. "13 percent is a shame."
8. "Death to fascism!"
9. "Break the consensus on nationalism."
10. "Alf instead of AfD!"
11. "Your concerns are racism."
"Your concerns are racism" #btw2017
12. "We are the 87%."
23:24. Noch immer Protestieren am Alexanderplatz hunderte Menschen gegen die AfD #87Prozent #btw17
13. "Freeze to death in your bikinis."
"freeze to death in your bikinis" #btw2017
14. "Don't bother us with your German."
15. "We don't want Nazis."
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17. "Fight racism."
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Julia Reinstein is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.
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Kassy Cho is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in London.
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Ryan Broderick is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in London.
Contact Ryan Broderick at ryan@buzzfeed.com.
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Karsten Schmehl ist Reporter für Social News und Desinformation bei BuzzFeed News und lebt in Berlin.
Contact Karsten Schmehl at karsten.schmehl@buzzfeed.com.
