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The demonstration took place on the occasion of German Unity Day, which commemorates the reunification of Germany 36 years ago. The central celebration in Bremen was under the motto 'Many strengths - one country'.
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The police will criminally investigate and file charges against the arrested demonstrators.
Very likely · Within weeks
The authorities will monitor future demonstrations on German Unity Day in Bremen more closely and may impose conditions.
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