21 janvier 2018 - Munich, Bavière, Allemagne - Les soldats d'Odin après avoir été arrêtés par la police de l''USK sur Sonnenstrasse. La colonne de droite affiche, ironiquement, un message contre les extrémistes de droite par le Centre de documentation du national-socialisme. Quelques jours après la police de Munich a annoncé que la droite extrémiste, groupe d'autodéfense anti-immigrés le oeSoldiers Odinâ « d€ devraient compter sur être oeintensively checkedâ «€ si vu les patrouilles, ils ont refait surface à Munich, cette fois avec leurs “Vize-Leader- (mélange d'Allemand et Anglais) Jürgen GrÃ(bel. La police est allée plus loin pour ne citer que

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January 21, 2018 - Munich, Bavaria, Germany - The Soldiers of Odin after being stopped by USK police on Sonnenstrasse. The column to the right displays, ironically, a message against right-extremists by the National Socialism Documentation Center. Just days after the Munich police announced that the right-extremist, anti-immigrant vigilante group the “Soldiers of Odin” should count on being “intensively checked” if seen patrolling, they resurfaced in Munich, this time with their “Vize-Leader” (mixture of German and English) Jürgen Gröbel. The police went further to mention that they would also be verified if they are violating Bavaria’s assembly laws, particularly in acting as a policing/vigilante group. The group was first spotted at Munich’s Hauptbahnhof (central station), then later at Pasing’s station, where they appeared to be patrolling the different platforms, after which they reappeared at Sendlinger Tor in the City Center, then were intensively checked by police on Sonnenstrasse/Stachus. At least three of the group of eight wore jackets, with at least one other wearing a cap with their logo. These figures are relevant for determinations of the nature of the criminal offenses that may or may not have taken place..In November, the Soldiers of Odin were documented at the Pasinger Bahnhof (train station). After some weeks, the Bavarian Verfassungsschutz (Geheimdienst, Secret Service) announced that they were under monitoring as a right-extremist group and they connections to the right-extremist scene have been verified. The Soldiers of Odin originated in Finland and now have chapters worldwide. The group is known for “pseudosocial” actions, such as helping the homeless or collecting for animal shelters in order to look less light right-extremists. (Credit Image: © Sachelle Babbar via ZUMA Wire)

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