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Czech Parliament Unanimously Condemns Sudetendeutscher Tag Gathering

5/22/2026

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The Czech parliament passed a unanimous resolution condemning the Sudetendeutscher Tag gathering in Brno on May 22-25, 2026.
Leaders led by chairman Bernd Posselt say the meeting seeks dialogue and condemns Nazi crimes.
Prime Minister Andrej Babis called the meeting ‘not a fortunate development’ after describing it neutrally.
The far-right SPD staged a 500-person protest in April, prompting Premier Markus Söder, Minister Alexander Dobrindt and President Petr Pavel to attend under security.

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The Czech parliament passed a unanimous resolution condemning the Sudetendeutscher Tag gathering in Brno on May 22-25, 2026.
Leaders led by chairman Bernd Posselt say the meeting seeks dialogue and condemns Nazi crimes.
Prime Minister Andrej Babis called the meeting ‘not a fortunate development’ after describing it neutrally.
The far-right SPD staged a 500-person protest in April, prompting Premier Markus Söder, Minister Alexander Dobrindt and President Petr Pavel to attend under security.