Berlin
A green sticker posted on a pole. The text on the sticker is in German and questions whether someone's parents were born locally. It warns that this is what happens when the AfD (Alternative for Germany) has a say. There's also a QR code linking to a website.

Berlin DEINE ELTERN SIND NICHT HIER GEBOREN? VORSICHT! Das passiert, wenn die AfD das Sagen hat http://www.aufstehen-gegen-rassismus.de/faktencheck

27 February 2025
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