Brandenburg: Hittergru~ Auf Wahlpllakat: Urteil Gegen AfD-Politiker Möller Rechtskräftig
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Because of an election poster, on which two parents with their arms form a protective roof over three children, the AfD politician Wilko Möller has to pay 11,600 euros. The Federal Court of Justice has rejected its revision.
An AfD state parliamentarian has been fined 11,600 euros (around 4.3 million forints) for an election poster that strongly resembles the Nazi salute, Spiegel reports. The far-right party's Brandenburg politician, Wilko Möller, was convicted in February. He appealed, but the Federal Court rejected his appeal, so the original verdict became final. In 2024, Möller distributed an election poster in which a man and a woman, with their arms stretched …
Wilko Möller, a member of the AfD state parliament, failed with his revision before the Federal Court of Justice. He had been convicted of an election poster on which the arm-holding of two persons reminded of Hitler's greeting.
Hitler's greeting on election poster: Judgment against AfD politician Möller
Has the AfD MP Möller campaigned with a "Hitler Greeting" on posters? The Regional Court of Frankfurt (Oder) has sentenced him to a fine. On the other hand, Möller has filed a revision.
The Bundesgerichtshof rejected the revision of the Brandenburger AfD politician Wilko Möller. Thus, his conviction to 11.600 Euro fine is legally valid. The reason was a poster in the state election campaign.
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