As a responsible politician, Aiwanger has a role model function: The federal government’s anti-Semitism commissioner, Felix Klein, suggests that the head of the Free Voters visit the Dachau Memorial.
The federal government’s anti-Semitism commissioner, Felix Klein, suggested that Free Voters boss Hubert Aiwanger visit the Dachau concentration camp memorial site in the leaflet affair. “The Bavarian Prime Minister (Markus Söder/CSU) has decided to keep Hubert Aiwanger in office,” Klein told the editorial network Germany (RND). “It would now be a good sign if he not only sought dialogue with the Jewish communities, but also with the memorials in Bavaria and strengthened their important work, for example by visiting Dachau. This would fulfill his role model function as a responsible politician. “
The concentration camp on the outskirts of Munich was one of the first Nazi concentration camps and is one of the best known. The National Socialists took it as a model for other camps. To this day, the name Dachau is known worldwide for the terror during the Hitler dictatorship. More than 200,000 people were imprisoned there and in the satellite camps from 1933, at least 41,500 people died there of starvation, disease, torture or were murdered.
Source: Stern
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