Frankfurt am Main – Antifa attack on the home of European Union banker Nicola Beer and her husband Jürgen Illing, Honorary Consul of Hungary. The house was sprayed and Illing’s BMW was badly damaged.
At night, left-wing radicals sneaked into a family housing area near the A661 motorway in Frankfurt’s Preungesheim district. While everyone was asleep, Antifa activists sprayed purple paint on the front facade of Beer and Illing’s house. The FDP politician has served as a politician since January 1, 2024 Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Beer and Illing sprayed on the house in Frankfurt
They then attacked Illing’s BMW SUV, flattening the tires, breaking the windows and spraying the contents of a fire extinguisher into the car. The car was badly damaged by chemicals and moisture.
Excerpt from the confession letter
The background to the attack was the arrest Left-wing extremist Maja T. (21) from the Hammer Gang in Hungary. He was imprisoned there and accused of beating Hungarian neo-Nazis with sticks.
Attacker demands “freedom for all Antifa”
In a letter of accountability (published on the Indymedia website), the Frankfurt attackers demanded: “Solidarity with Maja in Hungarian prison – freedom for all Antifa“.
Beer with her husband Jürgen Illing (67), who is the honorary consul of Hungary. As a lawyer, Illing also fought against Jew-haters
The attack was mainly directed at Jürgen Illing. As Honorary Consul of Hungary, he stands “together with his wife Nicola Beer, former Secretary General of the FDP and Vice President of the European Investment Bank, as representatives of the unholy and lying mixture of capital and fascism that has become unbearable for us.”
They accused the EU banker and honorary consul of “Orban understanding” and being “part of the right-wing elite”.
Illing and Beer would not comment to BILD so as not to hinder the investigation, citing state security.
Klemens Hahn, spokesman for police headquarters FrankfurtBILD confirmed: “The State Security Commissioner is investigating the matter for suspected property damage.”
