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2018 Chemnitz protests (view source)
Revision as of 00:33, September 9, 2018
, 00:33, September 9, 2018→Initial protests
==Initial protests==
==Initial protests==
Many in Germany have been angered by Angela Merkel's pledge to take in a million refugees to fill the gap in the country's rapidly shrinking population.
Within 24 hours, after the arrest of Syrian and Iraqi murder suspects, the City of Chemnitz had become the major fault line in Germany’s unresolved refugee debate.
Many of the German protestors had been angered by Angela Merkel's pledge to take in a million refugees to fill the gap in the country's rapidly shrinking population.
''"What we have seen is something which has no place in a constitutional democracy,"'' Merkel said on September 28 in Berlin, during a joint news conference alongside Croatian Prime Minister [[Andrej Plenkovic]].
''"What we have seen is something which has no place in a constitutional democracy,"'' Merkel said on September 28 in Berlin, during a joint news conference alongside Croatian Prime Minister [[Andrej Plenkovic]].