Bundeswehr hires procedures against AfD politicians Hannes Gnauck!

Bundeswehr hires procedures against AfD politicians Hannes Gnauck!

Uckermark, Deutschland - The Bundeswehr has hired the disciplinary proceedings against AfD politician Hannes Gnauck after five long years. This decision was announced today and received great attention in the social networks of Gnauck, a former fouthfield. The politician published a letter from the North Troop Service Court, which officially ended the procedure. The reason for the disciplinary measures was the classification of Gnaucks as an extremist due to his commitment in the AfD and the young alternative (yes) in Brandenburg, such as [svz.de] (http://www.svz.de/regional/uckermark/doch-kein-extremist-bundewehr-stoppt-fahr-gung-glichen- gnauck-3707922) reported.

During the procedure, Gnauck was excluded from all military obligations; He was not allowed to enter barracks and have no uniform. He also suffered from stigmatization, media agitation and insults in parliament. In his message, Gnauck emphasized that there was never an indictment or conviction. In the past year and a half, the process was on ice after Gnauck moved into the Bundestag in 2021 and enjoyed immunity there. This immunity was finally lifted in May 2024 to enable a judicial disciplinary procedure that previously rested. The background to the immunity cancellation was also a number of statements of Gnauck against asylum seekers and foreigners, such as [Tagesschau.de] (https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/innengolit.

a moving career

In 2020, Gnauck was classified by the military shielding service (MAD) as a "suspected case of right -wing extremism". This led to a strict ban on uniforms and service, while he also had the management of the young alternative, which was classified as "secured right-wing extremist" in 2023. Also, Gnauck did not apologize for his attitude. Regarding the conversations about the abolition of his immunity, he expressed that he found the reason to be "incomprehensible and extremely questionable". At the same time, it looks at the end of his service time, which is planned for autumn 2028, which makes him feel "completely rehabilitated" after the procedure has been completed svz.de.

extremism in the Bundeswehr

The Gnauck case reflects a major problem within the Bundeswehr, which repeatedly focuses on the public. According to bpb.de, there have been right-wing extremist incidents since the Bundeswehr was founded. These range from the arrest of the Bundeswehr officer Franco A. due to the preparation of a state -threatening act of violence to an increase in suspected cases, which were 1049 in 2023, with 776 (74%) for right -wing extremism. In recent years there have been some more positive developments with declining numbers in suspected cases compared to a maximum of a maximum of 1242 cases.

The Bundeswehr is responsible for the protection and defense of democratic community, and extremist attitudes contradict their self -image. Measures for extremism prevention are therefore essential, including the review of applicants and training for superiors. Current figures show that around 50 people were identified in 2023 who were considered right -wing extremists or imperial citizens and have already left the Bundeswehr. Overall, dealing with extremist incidents in such a sensitive area as the Bundeswehr remains a challenge that continues to attract public attention.