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They drive from city to city throughout Germany and have also stopped in Upper Austria in recent days: in Linz, Gmunden, Schrding, Ried and Braunau, opponents of the closure have recently expressed dissatisfaction with the federal government’s measures. As reported, the mask requirement and minimum distance were largely ignored.
However, for some participants of the rally in Braunau last Saturday, this should be the minor legal problem: the police have launched investigations into some 50 people on suspicion of having been reburied by the National Socialists. Protesters dressed in white protective suits posed for a photo in front of the house where Adolf Hitler was born. Some of them are said to have raised their hands at Hitlergru. “Such behavior, especially in this place, calls the Office for the Protection of the Constitution in place,” confirmed police spokesman David Furtner. The case was discovered by the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde anti-Semitism reporting office. He discovered the corresponding photo on social media and forwarded it to the police.
If there is a trial, those involved are threatened with imprisonment: reincorporating under the Nazis faces up to ten years in prison.
