European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 23, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 a a a the stars and stripes wednesday january 23, 1991 r War in the Guin germans rally to support . Role War protesters anti americanism assailed by the stars and stripes a leading German american Friendship society Munich demonstrators and Wurzburg Young people Are conducting campaigns to mute the anti american tone of German protests against the per Sian Gulf War. Demonstrators gathered tuesday in front of the . Consulate in Munich for the fourth time in the past three Days in the bavarian capital. They carried signs and banners with such messages As a god bless America and the Allied forces and a we Are proud of  the Munich gatherings Are sponsored by representatives of the City a jewish Community. A i personally compare the Gulf War with the 1944 Landing in Europe a a said one of the organizers Wolf Bruer. Similar support came from the Atlan Tik Brucke which made a nationwide Appeal tuesday for germans to show Soli Darity with the families of . And Allied troops stationed in Germany. A at first there were demonstrations against War but now they be become decidedly anti american a said Beate Lindemann a spokeswoman for the at Wantik Briick Atlantic Bridge in Bonn. A we want to remind people it was Saddam Hussein who started the War when he broke International Law by brutally occupying  Lindemann said the vocal minority on the streets has forgotten not Only the history of the conflict but also the role of the United states and the allies in bringing democracy and unification to Germany. The Atlantis Briick Appeal includes a Contact Telephone number for germans who want to show their support. The number is 0228-221932. A since hearing of the intention to make the Appeal we have been swamped with Calls by individuals and organizations of Fering support a a Lindemann said. In Wurzburg representatives of a student organization said germans who protest against the War and America s involvement in the conflict Are in the minority. A you cannot say that 2,000 or 10,000 in a demonstration Are the majority in a City of 2 or 3 million like Berlin a said Bernhard Massberg a University of Wurzburg student. The 25-year-old Law student said his organization the Circle of democratic Christian students has printed fliers asking Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait. The group numbering about 150, also plans to counter demonstrate at anti american protests. V a we think the majority support the american Peoples army the British French italians All the soldiers in the Gulf area a Massberg said. Unfortunately he said the Media tend to cover the noisy anti american protesters while the majority who support the . Forces a Are sitting at Home. And Are not going to the Street or going to the  fellow student Tamara Zieschang said a we Are afraid that there a probably a new anti american behaviour in Germany. We want to make it Clear that the majority stands behind the Allied  in Munich a Small group of anti Iraq demonstrators gathered sunday about a Block from the consulate said organizer Alexander von Zitzewitz. He plans a second rally for 1 . On saturday at Odeon Platz in downtown Munich. Another pro Allied forces demonstration is planned for noon wednesday at Munich a City Hall. Munich a anti War groups also Are con tinting Small vigils at the consulate. Contributing to this report staff writers de reals in Darmstadt Steve Taylor in Munich and John Millar in Wurzburg life goes on Media Pool a vent wartime everyday tasks still need washes clothes the old fashioned Way with the 82nd airborne div at hah a u a u. Is Armi a of a a a i a a Ayr a.l10tier. 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