Bomb scare against conservative german politician

Titel: "Bomb scare against CDU politician Voss"
Source: Frankfurter Allgemeine
Author: Michael Hanfeld
Date of publication: 15.03.2019


Bomb scare against german politician, origin in Finland

A german member of the EU parliament, Axel Voss, member of the conservative party ( VVP in the EU parliament) was confronted with a bomb scare. He got a message on social media whose origin has been in Finland: If Voss agreed on article 13 (concerning regulation around online copyright) explosive material would go off in his office. Of course Voss reported it to the police. Since a few months ago, the german politician has got threats like these in consequence of his political work.



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