Strausberg and German Cities Schedule Rallies Against Far-Right
Citizens across multiple federal states organize demonstrations and meetings throughout November 2026 to oppose right-wing extremism.
Cities and towns across Germany, including Strausberg, are hosting a series of public demonstrations, open meetings, and memorial events throughout November 2026. The calendar of gatherings features various initiatives aimed at countering right-wing extremism, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, hate speech, and prejudice.
In Strausberg, local residents have organized an open antifascist meeting scheduled for the afternoon at the Soziales Zentrum Horte. This gathering forms part of a broader wave of civil engagement taking place across the state of Brandenburg and other regions in Germany as communities mobilize to support democratic values.
The nationwide schedule encompasses events in major urban centers as well as smaller municipalities. Activists, students, and community groups have planned specialized workshops, public lectures, and strategy sessions designed to address political polarization and promote tolerance.
In Brandenburg, the schedule also highlights upcoming local observances and conferences. Events include commemorative gatherings honoring victims of historical hate crimes, community roundtable discussions, and regional activist forums taking place in towns such as Potsdam, Cottbus, and Frankfurt (Oder).
Neighboring states are maintaining an equally active calendar for the month. In Berlin, initiatives range from local neighborhood forums to specialized action weeks focusing on combating antisemitism. Meanwhile, Bremen and Hamburg have scheduled regular student plenaries, informational sessions, and anti-racism planning meetings.
In southern and western states like Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, organizers have scheduled diverse public actions, including civic training sessions, anti-racism discussion groups, and historical walking tours. These sessions are intended to provide citizens with practical tools to respond effectively to discriminatory rhetoric in public spaces.
Organizers emphasize that all listed dates and locations are subject to change and encourage participants to verify local details through community networks and democratic advocacy portals before attending.