Mass Demonstrations Across Germany Oppose Right-Wing Politics

Hundreds of thousands rallied nationwide, with Munich hosting over 250,000 participants, to advocate for democracy and reject extremism.

Demonstrations were held in major cities across Germany, including Munich, Bremen, and Hannover, with calls for democracy and rejection of right-wing extremism.
Munich saw the largest turnout, with over 250,000 participants gathering on the Theresienwiese, supported by various civic and cultural organizations.
Protesters criticized the CDU for its recent collaboration with the AfD in Bundestag votes on migration policy, which many see as a breach of democratic principles.
Holocaust survivor Albrecht Weinberg, aged 99, participated in a protest in Leer, emphasizing the importance of standing against extremism and preserving democracy.
The demonstrations were largely peaceful, with diverse groups, including political leaders, activists, and citizens, uniting to oppose the perceived rise of far-right influence in German politics.