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Swastikas and Nazi symbols on the way to school – a revolutionary concept for history lessons at Hohenmölsen Primary School?Innovations don’t always have to be elaborate or cost a lot of money. Once again, the town of Hohenmölsen shows this, where history lessons already begin on the way to primary school. 
For a good three days now (presumably since Friday), these symbols have been visible on the path between the primary school and the Hohenmölsen sports ground, as well as on the path by the kindergarten. Whoever applied them to the ground is thus providing both primary school pupils and kindergarten children with an initial glimpse into German history. In this way, the primary school pupils who use this path can ask the teacher in the first lesson what this swastika symbol is all about. Likewise, the question can be asked what the numbers “88,” “1161,” and “141” are supposed to mean. They are probably not telephone numbers. Brimming with a thirst for knowledge, the school day for the children can thus begin, and the teaching staff can point out which dark twelve years of German history should by no means be forgotten. 
School staff, the public order office, and even antifascist clean-up groups have so far apparently seen no reason to remove these symbols. If one is not to assume that there is a high level of tolerance toward right-wing extremism in Hohenmölsen, this leads to only one conclusion: that a new, revolutionary educational concept is being tested here, in which primary school pupils are meant to ponder many things already on their way to school — right? After all, in September 2025 there was a major outcry when small swastikas were discovered on the benches at the bus station. Such an outcry has so far failed to materialize in this case — even though these swastikas are considerably larger. Author: AI-Translation - Maximus Polemikus | |
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