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The Toten Hosen and Wolfgang Niedecken Set Common Signs Against Right-Wing Extremism

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With "Kristallnaach", BAP warned of a resurgence of fascism in the early 1980s. Together with BAP boss Wolfgang Niedecken, Die Toten Hosen recorded the song written in Cologne's dialect for the first time - and point to the unaltered political relevance of the piece.

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The Toten Hosen and Wolfgang Niedecken Set Common Signs Against Right-Wing Extremism

With "Kristallnaach", BAP warned of a resurgence of fascism in the early 1980s. Together with BAP boss Wolfgang Niedecken, Die Toten Hosen recorded the song written in Cologne's dialect for the first time - and point to the unaltered political relevance of the piece.

2 hours ago·Syke, Germany

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Kreiszeitung broke the news in Syke, Germany 2 hours ago on Monday, November 9, 2026.

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