German Far-Right Leader Björn Höcke on Trial for Alleged Use of Nazi Slogan
Björn Höcke, leader of the AfD in Thuringia, faces charges over using a banned Nazi slogan during public events, with potential implications for his political future.
- Höcke is accused of using the slogan 'Everything for Germany' at rallies, a phrase linked to Nazi Germany's SA stormtroopers.
- The trial occurs as Höcke campaigns to become governor of Thuringia in the upcoming September elections.
- Prosecutors argue Höcke was fully aware of the slogan's origins, contradicting his claims of ignorance.
- The trial has attracted significant public attention, with protests outside the courtroom labeling Höcke a Nazi.
- Höcke's use of the slogan could lead to fines or imprisonment, complicating his and his party's political ambitions.
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