Anne Brorhilker: The heroine in the fight against Cum-Ex!

Anne Brorhilker: The heroine in the fight against Cum-Ex!

Hamburger Rathaus, 20095 Hamburg, Deutschland - There was a true crowd puller in the Hamburg town hall on Wednesday evening: over 500 enthusiastic people crowded to listen to the former Cum-Ex chief lunner Anne Brorhilker. The event, which was organized by the Left Citizens' Group, enchanted the visitors, some of which had taken a long journey. Tragically, more than 200 interested parties had to stay away because the premises were overcrowded.

Brorhilker, who was not allowed to comment on the Warburg-Bank, due to their continuing confidentiality obligation, nevertheless expressly spoke about the brazen Cum-Ex Caße, which caused a devastating total damage of around 10 billion euros for the German tax authorities. "It was like break -in into the state equivalent with both hands" - a shocking picture that made the audience listen. The former prosecutor not only criticized the banks, but also the social perception of economic crime, which is often considered less serious than drug crime.

a big appearance with a lot of applause

Brorhilker's appearance became an enthusiasm: there was applause, bravo calls and numerous cell phone photos. Norbert Hackbusch, a member of the left, glorified Brorhilker as "our heroine" and announced another event in order to meet the great interest. The atmosphere was electrifying; It was clear that people are behind Brorhilker and their fight against tax crime.

Since her request for dismissal from the civil service in April, accompanied by sharp criticism of the inadequate review of the tax scandal, Brorhilker has now been active for the Finanzwende association. This association is committed to ensuring that tax crime will be prevented in the future. A current example, which Brorhilker called, is the bureaucracy reduction law, which reduces the storage of booking documents to just eight years. Her appearances and engagements leave no doubt that Brorhilker is a central figure in the fight against corruption in Germany.