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Florence Bergeaud-Blackler stated that a Qatari channel had mobilized its networks to make October 17 a commemoration of 1961 and was broadcasting montages comparing the police under Papon, whom she described as a former collaborator of the Nazis, to that of today. She believed this mobilization was not spontaneous and added that raids were planned and that this would continue. #Histoire #Politique #Mémoire (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen criticized the media's coverage of 112-year-old Kirsten Schwalbe and her deceased husband being listed in the Bovrup registry with DNSAP's membership details. Isaksen wrote that Schwalbe had set the record for the oldest Dane ever just the Wednesday before, and that she had shared anecdotes from her life through TV MIDTVEST. Isaksen emphasized that Nazism was a terrible ideology, but did not believe that justified the media confronting a 112-year-old with matters from 85 years earlier. She wrote that several media outlets had contacted Schwalbe, and that a journalist from TV MIDTVEST had mentioned that the encounter with the issue had left her in a vulnerable state. According to Isaksen, the Bovrup registry contained information about individuals who had been deceased for at least ten years. She therefore believed it should be investigated how Schwalbe's name had become publicly available and pointed out that political affiliation was a particularly sensitive piece of personal information. Isaksen wrote that Schwalbe had subsequently told TV MIDTVEST that she felt bad about having been a member of the party, did not sympathize with the Nazis, and regretted not having investigated what she was signing. According to Isaksen, Schwalbe had explained that the signature was needed to allow the couple to buy a house, and that she had let the men handle such matters back then. Isaksen praised TV MIDTVEST for taking good care of Schwalbe and for giving her the opportunity to tell her version. She wrote that she hoped the media coverage had not caused Schwalbe to withdraw from the public eye and encouraged people to instead cherish her stories. #KirstenSchwalbe #Danmark #Mediekritik (translated)

Lars Boje Mathiesen wrote that today's events, in his opinion, had again shown who Denmark's real enemies were. He pointed to Pelle Dragsted and the friends of the Red-Green Alliance, whom he accused of being allied with Islamists, and wrote that communism, Islamism, Nazism, and fascism shared common traits. https://t.co/S1ZyhlCK6L #Danmark #politik #yderstevenstre (translated)

Nina PB wrote that she had seen people performing Nazi salutes and communist banners from DKP in the streets of Copenhagen, as well as what she described as condoning terrorists. She asked what was going on and emphasized that she did not challenge people's right to be Nazis, communists, or supporters of terrorists, but was puzzled by their choices. #Politik #Samfund #Debat (translated)

In the last few days, I also had discussions with Mr. Mang, the president of 1860 Munich, where we said that we would influence our fans to ensure that the game proceeds peacefully and calmly. Bayern president Herbert Hainer (72) revealed on Friday at the unveiling of a memorial plaque for former club board member Willi Buisson (†48), a football-loving democrat and resistance fighter against the Nazi regime, who was executed by the Nazis in 1940: "In the last few days, I also had discussions with Mr. Mang, the president of 1860 Munich, where we said that we would influence our fans to ensure that the game proceeds peacefully and calmly." #1860Bayern #Derby #Fußball (translated)

The article explores the embarrassing position of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz concerning the Nazi past of his grandfather, a theme addressed in Mariam Lau's essay "Merz's Germany," highlighting the old ambiguities and political challenges he faces in the current context of Germany. #FriedrichMerz #Germania #politica (translated)

Kollins stated that they should not compete for even a minute in a competition presided over by someone who, as he wrote, had compared his organization to Nazism. He added that if that person did not resign, they should not play any other matches. #Deporte #Competiciones #Respeto (translated)

The author was pleased that Israel had refused entry to the representative of a newspaper which, in his opinion, had published in June 1940, with the permission of the Kommandantur, an edition welcoming Nazi soldiers and which had since been attacking Israel. He wrote that this decision would make for an excellent weekend. #Israël #Histoire #Antisémitisme #IL (translated)

The text examines the complexity of contemporary far-right movements in Europe and questions the extent to which they can truly be compared to Nazism, while also highlighting the challenges of national identity and the situation surrounding rights and counterpower. #ExtrêmeDroite #Nazi #Démocratie (translated)

David Álvarez requested the immediate disqualification of the highest official of the Spanish League and argued that those who allowed him to remain in office would be complicit. He stated that this person earned over 3 million euros annually, according to what was known, and accused him of comparing what he described as the best club in the history of football and the flag of Spain to the Nazis and their methods, out of hatred. He added that an investigation after his departure could reveal more information. #Fútbol #LaLiga #Justicia (translated)