Nearly two weeks after Nazi graffiti was reported at the Freiraum Youth Center in Dachau, a solidarity statement has been released by the Partnership for Democracy alliance in the Dachau district. The statement emphasizes that the far-right graffiti on the building during an ongoing event represents an attack on the democratic culture and civil society engagement in the region. Such actions are seen as a direct threat to the community's values and commitment to democracy.

The graffiti included SS runes and Celtic crosses, painted on a wall at the back entrance of the youth center, alongside group identity tags like 'Wehrmacht' and '1860 Skins'. The vandalism occurred during the carnival weekend, indicating a calculated act likely intended to instill fear and intimidation within the community. Similar symbols were also found in the vicinity, including on nearby electrical boxes and the Amper Bridge, further demonstrating a disturbing trend of far-right expression in public spaces.

The response to these acts of vandalism highlights the need for collective action among residents and community leaders to combat extremist ideologies and maintain the integrity of civil society. The appeal for solidarity at a time when such incidents are becoming more prevalent indicates a rising awareness and resistance against hate-based actions, calling for unity to uphold democratic principles and support vulnerable social institutions like youth centers.