At first glance, the four of them don’t look dangerous at all as they clumsily climb out of the window of their villa in Schwabing in anticipation of the large demonstration against right-wing extremism and sit on the canopy in the freezing cold. Be very careful, after all, the beer should – initially – stay in the tankard. At second glance, some things look strangely out of time: the marks left by saber duels on the face of one of the boys, the caps reminiscent of sailor hats, the plane taking off on a poster hung on the terrace parapet next to it. A Junkers Ju 52 can obviously be seen there, an aircraft from the Nazi era. Is that supposed to be a deportation plane? But why then the reminiscence of the Luftwaffe and Legion Condor aircraft, of Hitler’s campaign plane?
“Demo against the right” in Munich: Why the Danubia fraternity was the target of the protest – Munich
