Quote:German prosecutors have launched a probe after a theatre announced it would offer punters free seats if they showed up to the play wearing swastika arm bands.

The play, entitled 'Mein Kampf', after Hitler's most famous work of literature is due to be premiered on Friday April 20 - the dictator's birthday.

According to the theatre's website, those who choose not to don the controversial symbol will be asked to wear a Star of David 'as a sign of solidarity with the victims of barbarism.'

A spokesman from the prosecutor's office in the southern city of Konstanz said they had received a number of complaints about the offer.

This is cutting into my drinking time, but had KN written all over it.  I'm off to Blauer Fasan    

More: dailymail.co.uk

KN? KB I meant. I'm gone.

I thought that was illegal in Germany Wearing a swastika armband that is. A swastika anything for that matter

Guess what I'd wear?

(04-18-2018, 09:01 PM)Octo Wrote:  I thought that was illegal in Germany   Wearing a swastika armband that is. A swastika anything for that matter

In German law it is illegal to diplay Nazi memorabilia - and police crack down hard on those bearing the swastika in public.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...mband.html

(04-18-2018, 09:01 PM)Totie Wrote:  Guess what I'd wear?    

Guessing here as you suggest ,,,

Um ,,, Clean undies ?

Hahahah... and a smart beige pants suit to go with the clean undies?  

(04-18-2018, 09:01 PM)Octo Wrote:  I thought that was illegal in Germany   Wearing a swastika armband that is. A swastika anything for that matter

I believe that is correct Octo.

(04-19-2018, 12:21 PM)Strigoi Wrote:  

(04-18-2018, 09:01 PM)Octo Wrote:  I thought that was illegal in Germany   Wearing a swastika armband that is. A swastika anything for that matter

I believe that is correct Octo.

Yes, that's why the article started with "German prosecutors"

I'm out of Mein Kampfort zone with this.

Geeze *sigh*

(04-19-2018, 01:34 PM)Mars NLI Wrote:   I'm out of Mein Kampfort zone with this.