Berlin, Allemagne. 17th décembre 2022. Pendant la manifestation, Lenz a sauté d'un véhicule et a crié « le responsable » à la contre-manifestation rassemblée au Mémorial de l'Holocauste. Il a ensuite filmé les journalistes présents avec son téléphone portable. Lenz a une histoire d'organiser des manifestations controversées en Allemagne. Par exemple, lors de la pandémie COVID-19 en 2020, il a organisé les « manifestations d'hygiène » sur la Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz de Berlin avec Sodenkamp et un individu nommé Batseba n'Diaye, qui n'existe peut-être pas. Crédit : ZUMA Press, Inc./Alay Live News

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December 17, 2022, Berlin, Germany: During the protest, Lenz jumped out of a vehicle and shouted ''murderer'' at the counter-protest gathered at the Holocaust Memorial. He then filmed journalists present with his cell phone. Lenz has a history of organizing controversial demonstrations in Germany. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, he organized the so-called ''hygiene demonstrations'' on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz in Berlin with Sodenkamp and an individual named Batseba N'Diaye, who may not exist. These demonstrations were attended by a group of conspiracy theorists, according to the newspaper taz. Lenz has been described as an ''idiot'' of the far-right by taz journalist Peter Laudenbach, and his demonstrations on May 1 and August 29, 2020 were met with police intervention. In October 2021, a trial against Lenz began in Berlin, with the prosecution accusing him of incitement to commit crimes and assault, among other charges. Lenz is the author of the blog Rubikon and a co-editor of Demokratischer Widerstand, a protest newspaper distributed at demonstrations against COVID-19 restrictions. After the ''End of the Pandemic - Day of Freedom'' demonstration, which an estimated 20, 000 people attended according to media and police reports, the newspaper claimed a participation of 1.3 million people. The newspaper has accused the ''system and corporate press'' of spreading ''lies'' about the demonstration. Lenz believes that COVID-19 restrictions are the ''greatest and most comprehensive attack on human rights since 1945'' and has described the virus as a ''hoax.'' He has also been accused of spreading misinformation about the pandemic and promoting anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV via ZUMA Press Wire)

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