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Generation Z protests spread across dozens of cities in Germany, thousands of young people took to the streets of Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities. The demands include reducing the cost of living, more money for education and ending conscription. In Berlin, participants also chanted "Merez must go! Some shop owners covered their windows with protective screens in advance, fearing possible unrest. At the same time, the organizers called for peaceful demonstrations. The demonstrations in Germany are being monitored by the special correspondent of Paska. McClan's photos show covered boutiques at the front of the rally, and among the participants' banners are calls to stop funding Ukraine and use the money to reduce the cost of living inside the country.

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Generation Z protests spread across dozens of cities in Germany, thousands of young people took to the streets of Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities. The demands include reducing the cost of living, more money for education and ending conscription. In Berlin, participants also chanted "Merez must go! Some shop owners covered their windows with protective screens in advance, fearing possible unrest. At the same time, the organizers called for peaceful demonstrations. The demonstrations in Germany are being monitored by the special correspondent of Paska. McClan's photos show covered boutiques at the front of the rally, and among the participants' banners are calls to stop funding Ukraine and use the money to reduce the cost of living inside the country.

Generation Z protests spread across dozens of cities in Germany, thousands of young people took to the streets of Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities. The demands include reducing the cost of living, more money for education and ending conscription. In Berlin, participants also chanted "Merez must go! Some shop owners covered their windows with protective screens in advance, fearing possible unrest. At the same time, the organizers called for peaceful demonstrations. The demonstrations in Germany are being monitored by the special correspondent of Paska. McClan's photos show covered boutiques at the front of the rally, and among the participants' banners are calls to stop funding Ukraine and use the money to reduce the cost of living inside the country.

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