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#1541327

5 Nov 2016

Numerous people take part in a counterdemonstration against the planned rally of right-wing populist and right-wing extremist groups near the German chancellery building on Washingtonplatz square and hold up a banner reading 'Love music, hate fascism' in Berlin, Germany, 5 November 2016. The SPD in Berlin called for this counterdemonstration.

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#1541329

5 Nov 2016

Numerous people take part in a counterdemonstration against the planned rally of right-wing populist and right-wing extremist groups near the German chancellery building on Washingtonplatz square and hold up a banner reading 'Love music, hate fascism' in Berlin, Germany, 5 November 2016. The SPD in Berlin called for this counterdemonstration.

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#1541330

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists shout slogans as they gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541332

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541333

5 Nov 2016

A policeman checks the pockets of new arrivals as right-wing activists gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541335

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists shout slogans as they gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541336

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541337

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#1541339

5 Nov 2016

Right-wing activists gather in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station before marching through the city center on November 5, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. 300-400 demonstrators, including neo-Nazis, chanted 'Merkel muss weg!' ('Merkel must go!') and marched towards Alexanderplatz. Right-wing sentiment across Germany has found cohesion with the Alternative fuer Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) political party, a new, populist party that has won seats in state parliaments and has a strong chance of gaining seats in the Bundestag in federal elections scheduled for 2017.

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#594486

19 May 2015

Jean Marie Le Guen, secretary of state for parliement relation, close up answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594487

19 May 2015

Jean Marie Le Guen, secretary of state for parliement relation, close up answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594505

19 May 2015

Benoit Hamon close up of different politicians answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594507

19 May 2015

Benoit Hamon close up of different politicians answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594508

19 May 2015

Benoit Hamon close up of different politicians answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594509

19 May 2015

Benoit Hamon close up of different politicians answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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#594510

19 May 2015

Eric Ciotti close up of different politicians answering question from journalists near the french national assembly.

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