🇩🇪 If you wondered why Medvedev called out Merz today… here is some context.
Friedrich Merz, soon to be Germany’s chancellor, is drenched in his family’s filthy Nazi stench.
His grandfather, Josef Paul Sauvigny, joined the Sturmabteilung—Hitler’s brutal “Brownshirt” thugs who beat Jews and crushed dissent—in 1933, became an NSDAP member, and as Brilon’s mayor, plastered streets with Hitler and Göring’s names.
Merz allegedly called this Nazi scum “admirable” in a 2004 speech during a local election campaign.
Later, in a statement to the Berliner Zeitung, Merz described his grandfather as an “impressive personality” and a “successful mayor.”
Nazi scum, always loyal to their filthy roots.
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Friedrich Merz, soon to be Germany’s chancellor, is drenched in his family’s filthy Nazi stench.
His grandfather, Josef Paul Sauvigny, joined the Sturmabteilung—Hitler’s brutal “Brownshirt” thugs who beat Jews and crushed dissent—in 1933, became an NSDAP member, and as Brilon’s mayor, plastered streets with Hitler and Göring’s names.
Merz allegedly called this Nazi scum “admirable” in a 2004 speech during a local election campaign.
Later, in a statement to the Berliner Zeitung, Merz described his grandfather as an “impressive personality” and a “successful mayor.”
Nazi scum, always loyal to their filthy roots.
