AfD played deportation song at election party

At the election party in a guest house in the Potsdam district, Marquardt appears next to leading candidate Hans-Christoph Berndt also the Federal Chairmen Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla and the Thuringian AfD chairman Björn Höcke.

Several young AfD supporters joined in enthusiastically, loudly and for minutes aggressive song about deportations a.

Deportation song at election party

To the melody of the song “It’s going to be awesome. We’re partying all night long” the band Die Atzen sang: “Hey, this is happening, we’re deporting them all, all of them.” They held up the slogan “Deport millions” on a board.

Later, AfD supporters danced on the street in front of the inn to the performance of a singer and his song: “East, East, East Germany”. It says: “In the East, family means mother, father, and child. The West doesn't give a damn because they are so open. Here, everyone looks after things, everyone looks after themselves. In the West, Ali plays cat and mouse with the cops. In the East, you have cows and a chicken coop. In the West, LGTBQ and a bang: East, East, East Germany.

(LGBTQ refers to people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans, Note)

Large police presence at AfD in Brandenburg

Among the guests on election Sunday in Potsdam were the Berlin AfD leaders Kristin Brinker and the former Berlin CDU Finance Senator Peter Kurth.

The event was secured by numerous private security guards who checked all visitors and journalists. The police were also present in large numbers in the small town.

Demonstration against AfD

About a hundred meters away, several hundred people demonstrated against the AfD. Posters and banners read “Potsdam Nazi-free,” “Create lawless spaces,” and “No room for the AfD.” Everything was peaceful. Over the course of the evening, some counter-demonstrators managed to get right up to the AfD's meeting place with a large banner. Police officers positioned themselves between both sides.

Eventually, the left-wing demonstrators had to move away again. AfD supporters applauded and sang their deportation song again.

The Brandenburg Office for the Protection of the Constitution lists the AfD regional association as a suspected right-wing extremist case – this means that organizations are being monitored because “there are actual indications that anti-constitutional activities are being pursued in them.”

The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution even considers six AfD state parliamentarians as right-wing extremistAmong them is top candidate Berndt.