Telekom contradicts Höcke: Incorrect claim for advertising blends (95 Characters)

Telekom contradicts Höcke: Incorrect claim for advertising blends (95 Characters)

Deutsche Telekom reacted to the claim of AfD politician Björn Höcke that the company had used the sentence "Everything for Germany" as an advertising saying in the past. A company spokesman made it clear that this statement was wrong and legal steps were taken. According to Höcke's TV duel, this came with the CDU politician Mario Voigt, in which he was accused of using a forbidden solution of the SA.

The parole in question belongs to the paramilitary organization of the NSDAP and is therefore prohibited. Based on this use, Höcke must be responsible for the allegation of using the license plate for an anti -constitutional organizations. Telekom had also taken legal action against AfD Federal Proterer Alice Weidel last year, who also made false statements about the company's advertising saying.

Höcke defended his choice of words in the TV duel and explained that he didn't know that it was a SA slogan. He described the saying as a "common saying". Telekom reacted quickly to the wrong claims and emphasized its willingness to act against any spread of misleading information.