Banners on streets of Germany (?) compare W to Hitler

[protect freedom impeach bush now]

from bartcop Thursday October 2, 2003
Volume 1167 - Pill Popping, Racist Pigboy Fired

bartcop has had this photo up before.
think it was during the worldwide protest days by millions
and millions of Germans before the PNAC's war of agression
by their White House puppet - Fraud W Bush

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Seen on the streets of Germany.

[LeftCoast]

1. I doubt it's Germany

I know the bus stop sign above is in German, but it is SERIOUSLY illegal to display the swastika in Germany. NOBODY on the streets would allow this to stay up. Must be in Austria, though I thought they had an anti-swastika law too.

I love the poster, but am confused as to the origin of this pic...

[Resistance Is Futile]

2. Not Germany or Austria

The bus/streetcar route text is not in German. It looks like Finish.

[LeftCoast]

8. Hmm...saw this picture a while ago

and noted the text was clearly German, but after reading your comment I rechecked. In this version of the picture it is difficult to read the sign, but I think you're right. Not German. Strange. I wonder if there's some photoshopping going on...

[Benhurst]

3. I think this was taken in Sweden. n/t

[Brucey]

5. It sure looks like a sign in Berlin.

But I'm not sure.

[Kellanved]

11. Not even close

As stated in this thread already the text isn't German; signs like that are used in several German cities, BErlin not among them.

A Berlin sign:

[leftchick]

4. I am pretty sure it is Helsinki....

not Germany. I saw this last spring during the protest season and saved it to wallpaper on my pc! I love it!!!

[Mairead]

7. Unless they've started doing Finnish signs for the U-bahn,

it's indeed in Helsinki

[protect freedom impeach bush now]

9. sign is of Tannin, Estonia ferry boat

cant clearly see letters, but appears as if TANNIN is
number 2

so either its from Helsinki or Stockholm.

my guess is Helsinki, Finland

[bloom]

6. hmmmm

It's always interesting to see what's going on in other countries.

[Yupster]

10. Little Finnish history

Finland fought with Germany in World War II and joined Hitler's attack against Russia in 1941.

Finnish soldiers fought till almost the very end of the war against the Russians and gave a very good accounting of themselves though their command and the German command were often at odds which led to a lack of cooperation on the Russian Front.