Eklat in the Hessian state parliament: AfD politicians smeared nose color during commemoration lesson

Eklat in the Hessian state parliament: AfD politicians smeared nose color during commemoration lesson

Alsfeld, Deutschland - In the Hessian state parliament, the AfD MP Johannes Marxen caused excitement when he disrupted Michel Friedman's speech during a memorial lesson for Oskar Schindler, who took place on October 14th. On the occasion of the 50th day of death of Schindler, who is known for his rescue campaigns during the Second World War, Friedman, a well -known publicist, performed his personal memories. Schindler had kept many Jews, including Friedman's own relatives, from the Holocaust.

reactions to the disorder

After the incident, Gerhard Bärsch, district spokesman for the AfD Vogelsbergkreis and also a member of the MP, commented on the behavior of Marxen. He described this as "inappropriate" and announced that the party would advise on possible consequences. His statement indicates an internal discussion within the AfD whether such actions should continue to be tolerated.

The AfD is always faced with allegations that it is not respectful to deal with critics. In the past, there have already been advertisements against members of the CDU and the left who critically commented on the AfD. However, these legal steps were largely set. Bärsch emphasizes that AfD politicians also have the right to actively defend themselves against perceived attacks, but should remain the democratic discourse.

The memorial hour itself came into the background through Marxen's action, and Friedman, who wanted to deepen the discussion about Schindler's life, was forced to convey his concern under the provocative circumstances. Bärsch criticized that Friedman subordinated the memorial lesson of his own agenda and that the memory of Schindler was not respected.

The incident raises questions about dealing with political differences. Critics complain that provocative gestures and rude statements should not have a place in a respectful political discourse. They call for a return to argumentative disputes that correspond to the democratic principles.

In the current political landscape, it is essential that all parties, among them the AfD, learn to deal with respect and constructive ways in order to ensure the dialogue ability and stability of the political system. The incident in Alsfeld could be a wake -up call in this regard. The discussion about the incident and the corresponding reactions of the AfD are far from over and could result in further internal and possibly external consequences.

for a detailed view of the case, see the report on the report www.oberhessische-zeitung.de .