Faschismus/Antifa

Berlin, 2004 – Fight the Nazi pack

Berlin, 2004 – Rise up against right-wing extremism

Berlin, 2004 – Turks! Go home to Asia!

Berlin, 2004 – Fascism is not an opinion, it is a crime

Berlin, 2004 – This can either be read as “Nazi’s kill” or “kill Nazi’s”

Berlin, 2004 – F’hain is an abbreviation for Friedrichshain, the neighborhood in Berlin where this shot was taken. The message is that Nazi’s are not welcome there.

Berlin, 2004 – Germany belongs to the immigrants

Stuttgart, 2005 – Hunt down Nazi’s

Berlin, 2004 – Fascists, we’re gonna get you all

Berlin, 2004 – “Nazi’s out.” The same message was plastered all over German walls over half a century ago, only at that time it read “Juden raus” or Jews out.

Berlin, 2004 – “Fight against anti-Semitism.” Also by Antifa Pankow

Berlin, 2004 – This one is calling for Nazis to “get against the wall”

Berlin, 2004 – Nazis out

Berlin, 2004 – Fight anti-Semitism

Berlin, 2004 – “Anti-fascism means attack.” Some of the “Antifa” graffiti in Berlin, such as this one, are more militant than the fascist graffiti.

Berlin, 2004 – Attack Nazis

Berlin, 2004 – Nazis out

Berlin, 2004 – Nazis out

Berlin, 2004 – Attack Nazis

Berlin, 2004 – Friedrichshain is Nazi free

Berlin, 2004 – Smash Nazi groups

Breslau, Poland  2005

Breslau, Poland  2005

Berlin, 2005 – “Stop  the world’s destructive force – America.” Ironically this sticker is put out by the right-wing nationalist NPD party of Germany, a destructive force in it’s own right.

Berlin, 2005 – Everyone is a foreigner, except in the place where he belongs.

Berlin, 2005 – National unity equals strength

Berlin, 2005 – Have a safe trip home

Berlin, 2005 – “Radical! National! Social! For an independent German Reich.” Everything about this sticker, the typeface, the terminology, and the symbol scream Nazi.

Rome, 2005