Unknown people build a wall in front of the CDU headquarters in Göttingen – police are investigating!
Unknown people build a wall in front of the CDU headquarters in Göttingen; Political motives and a color attack on the job fair lead to investigations.

Unknown people build a wall in front of the CDU headquarters in Göttingen – police are investigating!
Unknown people built an approximately 1.5 meter high wall in front of the CDU headquarters in Göttingen on Monday night. This wall was discovered by a CDU employee who immediately informed the police. The officials suspect that the action is politically motivated and have called in state security to clarify the background. There were banners on and next to the wall that sharply criticized the CDU's political positions. The police are investigating coercion and property damage and have since removed the wall Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported.
In recent weeks there have been further incidents in Göttingen that indicate an increasing willingness to use violence in political disputes. On June 5, three people sprayed red paint on several stands and employees during a job fair at the University of Göttingen. Seven people were affected, with the target of this COLOR ACTION being stands of companies with connections to the arms industry. A suspected perpetrator filmed the action, while one suspect was arrested and two others fled. This act of violence was accompanied by pro-Palestinian slogans from the perpetrators. The state security agency has also taken over the investigation in this case. The University of Göttingen condemned the color attack and announced legal measures against the perpetrators in order to send a clear signal against acts of violence daily news determines.
Political violence in focus
Such violent actions are not new and reflect a general trend observed in Germany's political landscape. Researchers repeatedly point out the problematic situation that increasingly violent situations occur during protests. Tensions resulting from political conflicts often erupt without crossing the boundaries of violence. Nevertheless, it has become clear that the authorities' handling of such situations is often interpreted as violent resistance, which in turn leads to further conflicts.
Society's perception of violent protests varies greatly. Some groups, particularly on the left, view violence as a legitimate means of protest, while peaceful demonstrators are often under general suspicion. It is all the more important to understand the background of such disputes. According to the analyses Federal Agency for Civic Education There are fluctuations in the willingness to use violence, which are often influenced by social events and phases of mobilization.
Consequences and reactions
In the case of the CDU headquarters and the color attack at the university, the reactions from politicians are clear. Mayor Petra Broistedt (SPD) and CDU member of the Bundestag Fritz Güntzler strongly condemn the acts. They make it clear that political disputes can in no way justify violent attacks. This is not only an attack on political institutions, but also on the social values that are supposed to enable peaceful debates.
The recent incidents in Göttingen clearly show how explosive the situation is and how important it is for the authorities and policies to take decisive action to counteract violence in political debates. It remains to be hoped that the investigation will make rapid progress and future attacks on political opinion formation can be prevented.