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Martial appeal for peace: This Unterschleissheim circle of friends campaigned for more love - and distributed sweets.
© Gerald Förtsch
More than 50 groups full of fools marched through Unterschleißheim on Saturday.
Impressions from the carnival parade.
Unterschleißheim – The last Saturday of Carnival is a public holiday in Unterschleißheim.
And on that day, a big carnival parade goes through the city, with the whole region joining in the celebrations.
More than 50 groups created a great spectacle.
Animal-musical: The city band led the procession.
© Gerald Förtsch
One of the most exciting questions is always what the top Unterschleißheimer does.
This time Mayor Christoph Böck was on foot as a cowboy with the Frohsinn club.
Unterschleißheim's sheriff with his wife: Petra and Christoph Böck.
© Gerald Förtsch
It is still one of the youngest clubs in the club family, but is no less proud of its small anniversary.
The club has been around for 15 years and usually holds its musicians' meetings every third Friday of the month in the Waldblick tennis center.
They took advantage of the carnival parade and did some advertising on their own behalf for the anniversary year.
And Cowboy Böck was happy to be there because he has been a member of the club for several years.
Snow White and a dozen dwarves: the G'fildner Bühne Lohhof has dressed up uniformly.
© Gerald Förtsch
When moving, you don't have to be a member of a club to take part.
The group “Make Love – Not War” is a group of friends from Unterschleißheim who sent an army jeep decorated with army garlands on the Gaudi journey through the city.
The classic car belongs to Florian Hachinger.
“This is my fair-weather vehicle,” he says with a laugh.
This time the car with the doors removed was perfect as a candy transporter for the small peace army.
“We want to make a statement with the decorated vehicle,” says Hachinger, emphasizing that such small signs are needed right now.
These witches warmed themselves up with a drink.
Maybe there were two.
© Gerald Förtsch
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The Narrhalla Oberschleißheim was there with a huge contingent;
President Albino Mazza doesn't want to have anything to do with celebrating in enemy territory: “This is friendly territory.
We have very good relationships with the UFC.” The friendship with the Unterschleißheim carnival club makes any thoughts of perhaps going to Oberschleißheim one day superfluous.
The president from the neighborhood says that such measures would not do anything good for the region: “That would be a weakening of the Unterschleißheim move.
And we definitely don’t want that.”
The Oberschleißheim president's plans are aimed more at expanding the presence in Unterschleißheim.
“Next year we also want to do a big carnival float,” says Mazza.
This time the approximately 80 club members were divided into different groups.
Further news from Unterschleißheim and the Munich district can be found here.