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|[[Image:Anti-Atomic-Rally Berlin 20100918 4.jpg|Thousands flooded the area between main station, "Reichstag" (federal parliament), "Kanzleramt" (chancellory) and other governmental buildings|thumb|right]] | |[[Image:Anti-Atomic-Rally Berlin 20100918 4.jpg|Thousands flooded the area between main station, "Reichstag" (federal parliament), "Kanzleramt" (chancellory) and other governmental buildings|thumb|right]] | ||
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| + | |[[Image:Anti-Atomic-Rally Berlin 20100918 6.jpg|Unfortunately also several parties used the huge event for their election propaganda - here a couple of flags of the "ödp" (ökologisch demokratische Partei), a conservative ecological party that some ten and more years ago had been discussed much for their right wing ecological positions (that they later had to give up - at least officially)|thumb|right]] | ||
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* big anti-atomic demonstration in Berlin on '''September 18, 2010''' | * big anti-atomic demonstration in Berlin on '''September 18, 2010''' | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 19 September 2010
 Unfortunately also several parties used the huge event for their election propaganda - here a couple of flags of the "ödp" (ökologisch demokratische Partei), a conservative ecological party that some ten and more years ago had been discussed much for their right wing ecological positions (that they later had to give up - at least officially) |
- big anti-atomic demonstration in Berlin on September 18, 2010
- more information: http://www.ausgestrahlt.de/mitmachen/anti-atom-demo.html
About 100,000 people protested in Berlin and closed the government's quarter for several hours.
A wide alliance of environmental and anti-atomic organizations, trade unions, parties and individuals came together to protest against the government's atomic policy and against nuclear power in general. More than 100,000 people demonstrated their anti-nuclear opinion; action groups invited for direct actions and blockades during the next months to stop atomic waste transports.
