Far-Left Extremists Suspected in Arson Attack on German Conservative Journalist’s Car
Police say the fire was deliberate, and the state protection division has taken over after a passer-by reported it at 2:07 a.m.
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During the night on Friday, the car of Julian Reichelt, the former editor-in-chief, was completely burnt out. He himself is certain that there was a "political attack" behind the crime. The police confirmed an intentional arson.
In Berlin's Charlottenburg district on Friday night, November 13, unknown persons set fire to the car of Julian Reichelt, former editor-in-chief of the largest German tabloid Bild, current head of the right-wing conservative portal NIUS.
In Berlin-Charlottenburg, the car has been burned out by Nius boss Julian Reichelt. The police are starting from arson. Whoever is behind the alleged act is unclear so far.As Bild reports, the BMW of the former editor-in-chief of the picture got on fire on Friday night from Thursday. A passerby alarmed the fire brigade. However, the vehicle was no longer to be rescued. On pictures published by the portal Nius, a largely burnt-out wreck can be se…
In Berlin-Charlottenburg, the car is burnt out by Nius editor-in-chief Reichelt. On his right-wing populist online portal, Reichelt speaks of an "intimidation attempt".
On the night of 13 November, a BMW vehicle belonging to the editor-in-chief of Nius Julian Rijelt was set on fire in the Berlin district.
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