DAY 14
Nicola (Italy), on the way to Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Lunch break, on the way to Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
On the way to Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Malika (France) on the way to Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
On the way to Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
The group was extremely well secured by the police.
Since the police was not managing the traffic, focussing on providing the safety for the march, there were huge jams behind the group.
Saxony politics.
Saxony politics.
Saxony politics.
Saxony.
Saxony.
Saxony, landscape.
A very white winter while the march passed through Germany and Czech Republic.
Sefa (US-Germany).
Still at the time there was no official CMFA flags nor banners. Helga (Germany) adverise the movement with improvised paper page.
Saxony is known for anti-refugees approach. In 2015, the premier of the eastern German state, Stanislaw Tillich, has said he disagrees with Chancellor Angela Merkel on the status of Islam in Germany. (DW)
And at the same time we could see a borad for social support, but not including "strangers".
Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Reaching Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
A badge on Pawel's (Poland) jacket saying "Poland against rasicsm and violene". Bad Gottleuba, Germany. More at http://solidarnizuchodzcami.pl
Anna (Germany) makes a warap up speech after the end of the march. Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Jon (Danemark) works late with his daily newspaper reports from the march. Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Jon (Danemark) and Antoine (France) in sport hall - most common accommodation place. Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Pawel (Poland), co-founder of the initiative CHLEBEM I SOLĄ https://www.facebook.com/polacydlauchodzcow/) interviewed by a journalists. Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
Accommodation spot. Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
"The dinner is ready!". Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
German video journalist and Anna (Poland); Bad Gottleuba, Germany.
