Overview
- The Greifswald Administrative Court issued an interim ruling on June 25, suspending expulsion orders against two ninth-grade students.
- Judges concluded the hand gesture filmed during a May Auschwitz trip could not be definitively identified as the White Power sign.
- The court faulted the school and State School Office for bypassing the full school conference and failing to assess student intent.
- The State School Office in Greifswald announced plans to challenge the ruling at the Higher Administrative Court.
- The International Auschwitz Committee condemned the decision, warning that survivors feel increasingly disrespected.