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Continuation of trial for AfD politician Höcke, charged with utilizing Nazi terminology

A new court trial targeting Björn Höcke, the Thuringian AfD chair, commences Monday at 09:00 in Halle an der Saale's regional court. The earlier verdict, handed down in mid-May, levied a fine of 13,000 euros against Höcke for employing a forbidden Nazi slogan during an AfD election event in...

Björn Höcke in the first trial in Halle
Björn Höcke in the first trial in Halle

Continuation of trial for AfD politician Höcke, charged with utilizing Nazi terminology

In an upcoming hearing, the accusation of shouting a controversial slogan associated with SA at an AfD gathering in Gera, Thuringia, is under investigation. This comes while Höcke is already facing charges for using Nazi-like language. Initially, just a follow-up hearing was scheduled for the midweek.

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  1. The Regional Court in Merseburg, Germany, will continue the process against Björn Höcke, an AfD politician, for his use of NS slogans during a rally in Halle on the Saale.
  2. Despite facing charges for utilizing Nazi-like language, Höcke will stand trial for shouting a controversial SA slogan at an AfD gathering in Gera, Thuringia.
  3. This recent accusation against Höcke adds to the controversy surrounding the AfD, a political party often criticized for its perceived affiliations to far-right ideologies.
  4. The upcoming hearing in Merseburg is expected to shed light on the extent to which Höcke has utilized explicit Nazi terminology in his speeches.
  5. As a prominent AfD politician, Höcke's use of such terminology has divided opinions within Germany, with some arguing that it is merely an attempt to critique modern society, while others see it as a dangerous appropriation of Nazi rhetoric.
  6. The trial serves as a reminder of the sensitivity surrounding Nazi symbolism and language in contemporary German politics.

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