Germany: Counter-protests as Pegida celebrates 200th Dresden demo with AfD's Hocke

W/S Evening walk of Pegida supporters, Dresden
W/S Police forces running as chants are heard
W/S Antifa protesters chanting at Schlossplatz *UPSOUND*: "Alert, alert. AfD is fascist"
W/S Police running towards Antifa protesters and pushing them back
M/S Police approaching Antifa protesters
W/S Antifa protesters' counter-demo
M/S Antifa protesters hold banner reading (German): "Grandmas against the right-wing"
M/S Siegfried Dabritz from Pegida speaking
SOT, Lutz Bachmann, Pegida founder (German): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
W/S Flags and banners at Pegida demonstration *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Bjorn Hocke, Member of Alternative for Germany (AfD), (German): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
W/S Pegida rally *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Bjorn Hocke, Member of Alternative for Germany (AfD), (German): *TRANSLATIONS TO FOLLOW*
M/S Banner reading (German): "Bravo Hocke - 200th evening walk – Dresden is standing!" *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Bjorn Hocke, Alternative for Germany (AfD), (German): *TRANSLATIONS TO FOLLOW*
M/S Demonstrators hold banner reading (German): "Bjorn Hocke – my future chancellor of the hearts"
W/S Pegida rally in Dresden
W/S Far-right Pegida party hold rally in front of Frauenkirche, Dresden
M/S Banner reading (German): "This will not be a mosque"
M/S Demonstrators hold banner reading (German): "No right-wing – or Nazi! We are a civil, conservative, patriotic part of the civil society!"
M/S German flag in front of Frauenkirche
W/S Pegida supporters standing in front of Frauenkirche
M/S National flags in front of Frauenkirche
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The 200th demonstration of far-right Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident (Pegida) was met by hundreds of antifa protesters in the eastern city of Dresden on Monday.
Footage shows Pegida supporters holding anti-Islam signs and European national flags, while counter-protesters responded with signs reading 'No Nazi or right-wing.' Tension erupted when police forces charged spare groups of antifa activists, but no injuries were reported.
The Pegida rally was also joined by the movement founder Lutz Bachmann and Bjorn Hocke from Alternative for Germany (AfD), who both addressed the crowds from a stage.
The counter-protest was supported by the local CDU and FDP parties, the Jewish community, the Catholic Church and the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Saxony.