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Communists mark AfD party office in Cologne
from: anonymous on: November 5th, 2026 - 5:22 p.m. Topics: Antifa Feminism Militarism Social Struggles Regions: Cologne Young communists in Cologne have the Neuerburg house in the city center, which is next to the stand
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In Cologne, young communists attacked the Neuerburg house in the city center, which, in addition to the registry office of the city of Cologne, also houses the AfD party office in the Cologne city council, with paint bombs, as well as with a hammer and sickle and the slogan “Women defend yourself!” sprayed.
The communist women make it clear that they will not leave it unanswered that the city of Cologne openly shares a building in the heart of the city with fascists. After all, the AfD is a fascist party that propagates regressive gender roles, that wants to restrict the right to physical self-determination, that incites against migrants and refugees in the name of supposedly “protecting” women, and that declares trans people to be enemies. To underline this, the entrance sign to the building, which states that the AfD has its office there, was also overwritten with the word “Fascists”.
The Neuerburg house had already been marked with paint and spray-painted slogans by young women during the week of the Rheinmetall disarm camp in Cologne. However, the building was cleaned shortly afterwards. The action during the Rheinmetall disarm camp was intended to make it clear that the fight against war and militarization must also be an anti-fascist fight. The fact that the communists returned to attack the building again makes it clear that they will not be intimidated and that there is no place for fascists in Cologne. Above all, it is a clear sign that they will continue to take their resistance against war, fascism, patriarchy and capitalism to the streets, just as numerous pioneers of youth resistance did before them.
Women defend themselves against war and fascism, for the women's revolution!
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