A prominent groups the Concerts Motto was we are more it began with a Moment Of Silence for the victim of the attack the prompted the initial protests a young man who was stabbed allegedly by migrants now in detention. The far right can germany defeat its demons thats our topic this week on quadriga and here are our guests its a pleasure to welcome Matthew Carney jake back to the program hes chief europe correspondent for politico and he says germanys demons are necessary and will never be overcome the question is whether germanys political elite is drawing the bright lessons from history the events of the past week suggest theyre not and its a pleasure to have valerie who theyre with us shes Political Correspondent in the Berlin Bureau of spiegel online and shes been reporting on cam thats the f. T. Community is gradually merging with right wing extreme the. Groups in germany she
says if the moderates in the party fail to take a stand against this development they will inevitably be d
engaged in fighting right wing extremism for many many years and they set they they never got the support they wanted to actually. that s what they say for a long time but on the other side people from all not even from picking up being the anti muslim immigrant movement that had its birth in dresden which is not too far away from him that s exactly and people that are you know go to the demonstration they re maybe not part of figure but they understand you know they have their fears and they actually fear the violence of the migrants so we really have two different fears here in the same city that that was my sins and of course i ve been there for the concert and it was it was a very nice atmosphere but of course the question is. it was nice for the one side and the other one side the other side will it include you know will it be can it be included will the society. divided by that are not and we want to pick up on that
engaged in fighting right wing extremism for many many years and they said. they never got the support they wanted to actually. that s what they say for a long time but on the other side people from all not even from picking up being the anti muslim immigrant movement that had its birth raised and which is not too far away from him that s exactly and people that are you know go to the demonstration they re maybe not part of figure but they understand you know they have their fears and they actually fear the violence of the migrants so we really have two different fears here in the same city that that was my stands and of course i ve been there for the concert and it was it was a very nice atmosphere but of course the question is. it was nice for the one side and the other one side the other side will it include you know will it be can it be included will the society. and divided by that are not and we want to pick up on
are pointing out that it s perhaps ironic that these two things are coinciding today listen to look what people said on twitter yes we have one twitter user luke is he says it s quite coincidental that both to get it now that s the anti muslim anti immigrant movement and the right wing party are calling for another race this demonstration on a day that could not be more symbolic there s another tweet here for you this is. if we can have the next tweet this is. a politician of berlin politician from the left party says seventy nine years ago today fascist germany invaded poland and began the second world war antiwar day and world peace day is an opportunity to reflect on where racism anti-semitism and militarism lead to so really making that connection between racism and what happened before world war two and germany not. not all demonstrators who are out on the streets today in ten minutes identify with the far right even or not neo nazi ism they see that they re out there too. because
engaged in fighting right wing extremism for many many years and they sat they they never got the support they wanted to actually. that s what they say for a long time but on the other side people from all. the anti muslim immigrant movement that had its birth in dresden which is not too far away from him that s exactly and people that are you know go to the demonstration there maybe not part of thinking about they understand you know they have their fears and they actually fear the violence of the migrants so we really have two different fears here in the same city that that was my sons and of course i ve been there for the concert and it was it was a very nice atmosphere but of course the question is. it was nice for the one side and the other one side the other side will it include you know will it be can it be included will the society. be divided by that and not and we want to pick up on