Hamburg, Germany. 06th June, 2020. Police forces spray stimulants to drive back participants in a disbanded demonstration. Following a peaceful rally against racism in downtown Hamburg, clashes broke out between a group of demonstrators and police. Instead of the announced 500 participants, several 1000 demonstrators took part in the rally, according to police. The trigger was the violent death of US-American George Floyd during a police operation in Minneapolis. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News

Hamburg, Germany. 06th June, 2020. Police forces spray stimulants to drive back participants in a disbanded demonstration. Following a peaceful rally against racism in downtown Hamburg, clashes broke out between a group of demonstrators and police. Instead of the announced 500 participants, several 1000 demonstrators took part in the rally, according to police. The trigger was the violent death of US-American George Floyd during a police operation in Minneapolis. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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