A pre-war map of Germany was displayed during the campaign.
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The Nordkurier newspaper reported that unknown people in the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern had placed copies of political party election posters with a map of Germany in the pre-war border in 1994 as part of the Kaliningrad region.
The publication clarifies that 72-year-old posters containing the campaign for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU) were published on the streets of Teterova. The campaign featured a pre-war map of Germany.
After the #CDU 72 years old in Teterow were exposed, the nun's historical vouchers with Motivated #FDP and #SPD are worsened. The #Policei has a great country. https://t.co/WGCEJlrYYd
— Nordkurier (@Nordkurier) August 24, 2021
Police said similar posters appeared throughout the federal state. Law enforcement authorities have already launched an investigation into the incident. CDU spokesman Hannes Dettmann said the party had nothing to do with the event and the campaign was “misleading and should be eliminated”. Based on their results, a new government of the country will be formed.