Nazism

“If we’re planning such a big operation, there has to be at least one dead [censored slur], otherwise it’s not worth it.”— Marcello P. wrote this on October 26 in the WhatsApp group “Terror 18” about the planned attack; the discriminatory word is partially censored in the article.

This is a transparent and shabby attempt to drive Heidenau's Nazi victims out of the town again and dispose of them where, in the AfD's view, remembrance has long since belonged: in the cemetery.

— Christoph Heubner, executive vice president of the International Auschwitz Committee, in a statement about the decision not to lay Stolpersteine in Heidenau

"In particular, the Dresden permit/assembly authority regularly acts as the henchman of neo-Nazi structures."— Anne Herpertz (Pirates), spokesperson for the Dresden WiEdersetzen coalition; city councillor

Deported from day one, and, indeed, until the runway glows.

— Ulrich Siegmund; from his ten-point plan for the first 100 days as prime minister (direct quote).

"that 'the Jews had everything' and he 'wanted to set them on fire'."— Statement by the suspect, as reported in the joint press release by the General Public Prosecutor's Office Munich and the Munich Police Department regarding the 1970 arson attack.

a mirror image of the extensive challenges to the liberal-democratic constitutional order

— Poseck, Interior Minister (CDU), during the presentation of the Hessian Office for the Protection of the Constitution's annual report in Wiesbaden

Insofar as one can say, five years of imprisonment for a juvenile is already quite a high penalty

— Charlotte Greipl, ZDF Editorial Department for Law and Justice, on heute in Deutschland

"That Islam has been instrumentalized for this atrocious act fills us with double grief. It is all the more important now to decisively confront extremism and not allow extremists to dictate the interpretation of Islam," is quoted Imam Scharjil Khalid in a statement.— Imam Scharjil Khalid, in a statement