Police in Berlin detained in the center of the city two Chinese tourists who demonstrated Nazi greetings near the building of the German parliament. This is reported by Reuters.

As noted, men aged 36 and 49 years posed in the Reichstag with Nazi gestures and photographed each other on mobile phones.

Tourists from the Middle Kingdom were accused of "using symbols of forbidden organizations". They were released after paying a deposit of 500 euros for each.

Paragraph 86a of the German Criminal Code prohibits the use of Nazi symbols on the territory of Germany, including the flags and coats of arms of the Third Reich, as well as the forms of greeting the fascist regime.