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The title of the article is misleading - it focuses on criticism and demonstrations against Quds Day demonstrations rather than the subject it claims. In Berlin for example Quds Day demonstration have been held every year since 1996 - see
de:Al-Quds-Tag#Der_al-Quds-Tag_in_Berlin_(und_Wien), but this article mentions Berlin for the first time with a mere caption "Protesters against the 2011 Quds Day demonstrations in Berlin." - as if people in Berlin protested against demonstrations in other countries.
For the record, I do not support the political attitude of these demonstrations, but what I do support is freedom of speech as well as factual correctness of the biggest and most read online encyclopedia. --
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The title of the article is misleading - it focuses on criticism and demonstrations against Quds Day demonstrations rather than the subject it claims. In Berlin for example Quds Day demonstration have been held every year since 1996 - see
de:Al-Quds-Tag#Der_al-Quds-Tag_in_Berlin_(und_Wien), but this article mentions Berlin for the first time with a mere caption "Protesters against the 2011 Quds Day demonstrations in Berlin." - as if people in Berlin protested against demonstrations in other countries.
For the record, I do not support the political attitude of these demonstrations, but what I do support is freedom of speech as well as factual correctness of the biggest and most read online encyclopedia. --
Bernd.Brincken (
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22:07, 29 October 2021 (UTC)reply
