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"Heil Hitler" shouts at a party - police investigate

The majority celebrates peacefully, but some do not follow the rules. At a Schlager party in Bremen, the police have to intervene several times, including due to prohibited chants.

The police are investigating various crimes following a rock concert in Bremen.
The police are investigating various crimes following a rock concert in Bremen.

- "Heil Hitler" shouts at a party - police investigate

Police in Bremen are investigating after "Heil Hitler" shouts were heard at an open-air Schlager music festival. Officers issued four men with removal orders and filed criminal charges against them, a police spokeswoman confirmed. The event, which attracted up to 7,500 attendees, also saw "typical event-related crimes" such as assaults, insults, alcohol-related falls, and four incidents of sexual harassment. A 37-year-old man was arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching a young woman, as stated in a police statement.

The investigation into the disturbing events at the festival revealed evidence of extreme ideologies, with shouts of "Heil Hitler" being a clear indication of extremism. Subsequently, authorities have been emphasizing the importance of promoting tolerance and combating such extremist behaviors.

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