Nearly 120,000 young people took to the streets of several cities in Germany to denounce the poverty of schools, the rising cost of living, the possible reintroduction of military service and climate change.
The co-president of the far-right AfD (Alternative for Germany) party also pointed out left-wing extremism and uncontrolled migration on the X platform.
Violence thus arose in Berlin as well as in other cities in the country, such as Cologne and Hamburg.
These rallies, organized in dozens of municipalities, generally took place peacefully before tensions erupted in the evening.
The government accused left-wing groups prone to violence of being responsible for the excesses observed.
In Berlin, the authorities reported numerous crimes leading to 56 arrests and 27 minor injuries within the police force.
A call to mobilize again on November 14 was published late in the morning on a website, before being deleted a few hours later.
Nearly 120,000 took to the streets across the country to denounce the poverty of schools, the rising cost of living, the possible reintroduction of military service and climate change.
On his website, he called late in the morning to mobilize again on November 14, before deleting the message a few hours later.