Chaotic clash at a "Neo-Nazi educational institution": Far-left agitator to face imprisonment

In the heart of Munich, the Higher Regional Court is currently hosting a high-profile trial. Hanna S., a woman accused of representing "militant anti-fascism," is standing trial for alleged attacks on individuals believed to be neo-Nazis.

The charges against Hanna S. stem from an incident in February 2023, where she is suspected of beating people attributed to the right-wing spectrum. The federal prosecutor has described her actions as "terrorism with violence."

The trial began in February 2023, and the verdict is expected on September 26th. The charges against Hanna S. also include attempted murder, dangerous bodily harm, and membership in a criminal organization.

The incident in question occurred during the "Day of Honor," a gathering of right-wing extremists from all over Europe in Budapest. The "Day of Honor" is considered the largest mass event of the extreme right at the moment, and it was held to commemorate the attempted breakout of the German Wehrmacht, the Waffen-SS, and their Hungarian collaborators from the city besieged by the Red Army.

Defense lawyer Yunus Ziyal described the "Day of Honor" as a "neo-Nazi spectacle" during the trial. The man attacked by Hanna S. was a political dissident, a person who opposes or criticizes the ruling political system or government.

The defender of the accused Hanna S., who is standing trial in Munich, is not explicitly named in the provided search results. The term "militant anti-fascism" refers to a radical form of anti-fascism that uses force or violence to achieve its goals.

The closing arguments of the co-plaintiff and defense are to follow after the federal prosecutor's plea. In one case, Hanna S. is said to have knelt on the arm of a man to prevent him from defending himself against blows and kicks.

The federal prosecutor stated that there is no such thing as good political violence in a rule of law. They have demanded a nine-year prison sentence for Hanna S. This trial has sparked intense debate about the boundaries of political activism and the use of violence in pursuit of political goals.

Chaotic clash at a "Neo-Nazi educational institution": Far-left agitator to face imprisonment