“Jews are forbidden here! No personnel. No anti -Semitism. I just don’t stand for you.” The message is at the store door in Flensburg.
Hans Velten Reisch is the owner of a small store in Flensburg. A space focused on the technical literature, between manuals on cars and motorcycles, which only residents in that zone knew. Now, it’s a national subject in Germany, Since Wednesday.
This is because, on that day, Hans put an A4 sheet at the door, where it reads: “Jews are forbidden here! No personnel. No anti -Semitism. I just don’t stand for you.”
On Wednesday, police went to the scene in the late afternoon. And he took the message to “avoid the danger,” explained police spokesman Philipp Renoncourt, no. Police wanted to avoid disorder in public order, or threats.
The poster left the door – but only changed from the site, For a wall inside the store.
The words quickly spread throughout Germany. On social networks there are calls to the boycott of that store and there are people who were transported to the Nazi era. There are also those who want to set the store burning. The next day, there were already phrases in the shop shower as “Nazis fora!”, indicates o.
The subject was not on social networks. In policy, Flensburg City Council regretted the poster: “This is a memory of Black Chapters from the history of Germany and there is absolutely no place in this city. It was a clear statement against the Jews in our society. ”
Flensburg’s Green Party, here has seen a “clear expression of anti -Semitism ”. The SPD, from the same German city, ensures that Flensburg is an “open and colorful city”.
Owner’s reaction
Hans Velten Reisch assured, also in Förde.News, that it is not Nazi: “I’m a little left, a little on the right – but not radical. I’m not Nazi”
The store owner thinks word “racism” is being used too many times, comes out very easily: “Nowadays it is already Nazi when asking for a Gypsy Schnitzel.”
Hans Reisch Clarifica: decided to stop serving customers who, in their opinion, support the . “I don’t need people like that here, neither in the company nor private” – but There is nothing against the Jews who clearly distance themselves from war: “They can also have a coffee.”
And stayed surprised With this reaction: “I never thought I was so sink. I am not inciting hatred, I’m just saying what I think”.
The prosecutor, after receiving at least four complaints, is investigating whether the poster is a case of hatred incitement.
