1950: Member of Bundestag and former NSDAP member Wolfgang Hedler (DP, Deutsche Partei) after being beaten up by multiple SPD deputies, including Herbert Wehner, for defaming resistance members and making antisemitic statements
2018: Armin Laschet (CDU), then minister president of Northrhine-Westphalia, visiting a mine for the last time before it closes, he's the only one with soot in the face
2016: Election Poster of The Lefts Leading Candidate Wulf Gallert for the regional election in Saxony-Anhalt. The poster says "Frauenversteher" (womanizer)
2022: Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Protection's official twitter account posting "I Can Truss It" under the announcement that British Prime Minister Liz Truss has resigned
2022: Soyeon Schröder-Kim, wife of former chancellor Gerhard Schröder (SPD), praying in Moscow while her husband is negotiating peace with Putin as he's invading Ukraine. The negotiations weren't successful.
1968: Left-Wing activist Beate Klarsfeld slapping chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger (CDU) to protest against a former Nazi Party member being head of government
2021: Supporters of candidate for Chancellor Armin Laschet (CDU) chanting "Armin Laschet wird Kanzler" (Armin Laschet becomes chancellor) in the rhytm of Seven Nations Army
2002: Guido Westerwelle, FDP chairman, presents the 'Guidomobil' - a caravan named after himself - as part of his party's campaign for the 2002 federal election.
1986: Future foreign minister Joschka Fischer (right, Greens) taking his oath of office as minister of the environment of Hesse with sneakers on. Conservative politicians are enraged about it
2020: Far-Right AfD member in the Bavarian State Parliament Stefan Löw wearing a gas mask to protest against mask mandates at the beginning of the COVID pandemic. The parliament was currently debating memorials of nazi war criminals
1950: Member of Bundestag and former NSDAP member Wolfgang Hedler (DP, Deutsche Partei) after being beaten up by multiple SPD deputies, including Herbert Wehner, for defaming resistance members and making antisemitic statements
2014: Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Sigmar Gabriel (SPD) taking part in the Ice Bucket Challenge after being nominated by journalist Anne Will
2014: Then chancellor and president Angela Merkel (CDU) and Joachim Gauck (independent) cheering the german football team in the final match against Argentina.
2013: Former SPD member of the Bundestag and later minister for labor and SPD chairwoman Andrea Nahles singing title song of Pippi Longstocking in response to the CDU-FDP government's policies
2015: The football game between Germany and the Netherlands is cancelled due to terror warnings. When asked about further details by journalists, German Interior minister Thomas de Maizière answered that "parts of his answer could unsettle the population".
2017: Former chancellor Angela Merkel together with famous german drag queen Olivia Jones during the Federal Convention (the election of the Federal President)
2023: upon opening the new state parliament of Bavaria, newly elected MP Daniel Halemba from far-right AfD is arrested for alleged ownership of Nazi material
2024: After the publications about a secret meeting of his party with other far-right activists, where deportations of millions of citizens were planned, AfD MP Springer states that those deportations are no "secret plan" but a "promise".
2016: then Vice President of the Bundestag Claudia Roth (Grüne), now Federal Commissioner for Culture and Media, singing "I am what I am" by Gloria Gaynor
1955: West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer (CDU) recommends his delegation on his trip to Moscow to take a spoon of olive oil to prevent getting drunk during the negotiations over prisoners of war.
2017: Far-Right AfD enters the Bundestag for the first time and becomes third strongest party. Then leader Frauke Petry announces one day after the election that she will not become a part of the parties parliamentary group. Some days later she leaves the party.