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Kabarettist Steimle Jokes on AfD-Podium About Merkel and Merz – Stauffenberg-Enkel Strikes Back

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After questionable statements about Merz and Merkel at an AfD event, the prosecutor's office is now investigating Uwe Steimle.

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During the AfD round in Dessau, Uwe Steimle Friedrich Merz equates with Hitler and wishes for an assassination attempt. At Angela Merkel, he speaks of "hanging up" and "putting on the wall" – he means her portrait.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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After questionable statements about Merz and Merkel at an AfD event, the prosecutor's office is now investigating Uwe Steimle.

Center

One evening provides for discussions: In Dessau-Roßlau, the GDR anthem is celebrated at an AfD event, a cabaret is provoked – and the audience applauds.A few weeks before the state parliament election in Saxony-Anhalt, the singing of the GDR national anthem triggered a debate on the handling of the GDR at an AfD event. At the same time, the appearance of cabaretist Uwe Steimle there caused a stir. Due to disparaging statements about the CDU poli…

·Hamburg, Germany
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They are debating peace and are voting together on the anthem of the GDR: during an AfD podium discussion party leader Chrupalla, top candidate Siegmund and Kabarettist Steimle meet each other. The latter is now targeted by the authorities by derogatory statements.

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According to a media report, Uwe Steimle appeared in violent fantasies about Friedrich Merz and Angela Merkel. In addition, the GDR hymns were sung at the event in Saxony-Anhalt by AfD leader Chrupalla and top candidate Siegmund.

·Berlin, Germany
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An appearance with the AfD has legal consequences for Uwe Steimle. The prosecution accuses him of threats of crimes.

·Berlin, Germany
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Mitteldeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Halle (Saale), Germany on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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