Holocaust survivors are watching with "growing concern" amid far-right protests and violence against migrants in Germany.

After the arrest of Syrians and Iraqis who were killed by Germans in Chemnitz, Saxony, protests took place on the streets.

Hundreds of immigrant participants shouted "resistance!" Thursday they gathered again in the eastern city.

After the recent conflict, the Saxony police brought reinforcements from other parts of Germany, but recent protests did not encounter recent violent incidents.

On Wednesday, a Syrian male was beaten with a chain in a northern city, Wismar, subjected to a heterosexual insult by three German-speaking men.

Police said he was discharged for treatment of the face and upper body's broken nose and bruise.

Continue to make a fuss, protesters expressed respect for the Nazis and concentrated their attention on the role of German super-right organization

It evokes the memory of extreme right - wing violence in Germany in the 1990 's and also reminds those who help Hitler remind the dark past of this country.

Mr. Christophe Hebner, Deputy Governor of the International Auschwitz concentration camp, said: "Survivors of the Holocaust are monitoring extreme right-wing groups to grab the street power and bring hatred to increasingly attracting cities"

This term is defined as organically killing a large number of people and historically it has been used to refer to the persecution of revolutionary Jews such as Russia, Nazi, Germany and so on.

"This is for reasons because some firebugs are widely active in Germany and form emotions like the Holocaust."

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said protesters believe that Nazi's compliments are "shocking".

Germany welcomed the war that German anger Angela Merkel hit the Middle East and Africa in 2015, and Germany was in tension.

In last year 's German election, anti - Islam chose fur Germany (AfD) to become the first right - most party represented by the Congress since the end of World War II.

Currently, the center of AfD, the largest opposition party, is in the former East Germany region like Saxony.

I will focus on Germany and France for several reasons. Both countries were liberal or moderately left wing countries, absorbed numerous immigrants, suffered prominent violence across these immigrants, and increasingly conservative opposition reacted strongly. As an important member of the ITU, they can serve as a rough indicator of the political opinion of Europe. Their two major right - wing parties are skeptics of Europe, and if only one is withdrawing it may seriously compromise the future of the EU. Regarding political media, it is a hotbed of controversial fake news.

According to the German Interior Ministry report, recent hatred crime in Germany and violence against immigration groups are on the rise. The report concludes that there were more than 10 attacks on immigrants in Germany every day in 2016. The German report attracted the attention of the United Nations, which claimed that African people are widely discriminated in Germany. After visiting Germany, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights office said in 2016 that "the Constitution guarantees equality, prohibits racial discrimination and reflects force majeure of human dignity, but these principles are still being implemented There is no. "

The German Jewish Material Assertion Conference of the German government and Germany announced on July 10, 2018 that the Holocaust survivors' social welfare service fund increased by 88 million dollars. This increase in funds will enable survivors to access more frequent and higher quality home care, food aid, transportation and medical services. With this grant, in 2019 Germany promised a total contribution of $ 564 million to the complaint conference. According to a survey by German security agency Verfassungsschutz, the number of Germans who support extreme political views increased 9% from 2016 to 2017. As a result of the investigation, during this time, the number of Germans related to the right-wing extremists has increased by nearly 1,000 and concluded that Germany had at least 600 active Neo-Nazi people. Although this data is shocking, Verfassungsschutz also discovered that violent crime by racists has declined by 35% between 2016 and 2017.