Citizens' Movement Pro Chemnitz
The citizens' movement Pro Chemnitz (Brief description: PRO Chemnitz ) is a right-wing populist electoral association in Chemnitz. It is considered a part of the pro- motion.
History
The citizens' movement Pro Chemnitz was founded by the ex - Republican Councilman Charles Martin Kohlmann and the former Chemnitz City Council President and former CDU member Reinhold Breede 2009.
The former city council faction of the Republicans left after persistent internal conflicts due to insurmountable differences closed the party and joined the new civil rights movement. A vacancy on the Group as the outer comprehension of this decision, however, was initially started by the Lord Mayor of the city of Chemnitz, Barbara Ludwig ( SPD), is prohibited. However, the Higher Administrative Court in Bautzen lifted the ban on later.
The Pro Chemnitz Group in Chemnitz City Council successfully sued against the 2005 amendment adopted in the Group financing. The Federal Administrative Court 2012 judgment that the agreement discriminates against smaller control factions.
Policy status
Pro Chemnitz Concerning operative - after a " situation analysis of the ' right-wing scene ' in Chemnitz " on behalf of the DGB Region Southwest Saxony - in. " Person Kohlmanns [ ... ] good connections to the NPD in Saxony" While taking "Pro Chemnitz to National Socialism a distant or silent attitude. With the talk of ' national death ' or ' peoples masses foreign ethnicities, which are brought into the country ' [ ... ], includes Pro Chemnitz, however, to the national discourse of the nationalist NPD ". " Strategically, " it is similar to the pro- motion.
According to the State Office for State Protection Saxony there are in the citizens' movement Pro Chemnitz but " no actual evidence of anti-constitutional activities ".
To select the Chemnitz City Council on June 7, 2009, civil rights movement came under the name of additional DSU because it was members of the German Social Union candidate on their list. She received 12,608 votes in this election (4.6%) and is therefore in the 2009-2014 three councilors.
In the mayoral elections June 16, 2013 in Chemnitz Martin Kohlmann approached for Pro Chemnitz and earned profits of 5.6 % of the vote. Since none of the candidates in this election won an absolute majority, a new election was held on June 30, 2013, at the Martin Kohlmann took up again and received 5.5 % of votes.