According to the publication, the prosecutor's office has charged the man with inciting hatred. The reason was an interview he gave at the main railway station in Münster. During the conversation, Wijkamp publicly commented on Hitler's persona. As the source notes, Wijkamp has long been known in the German far-right scene. He participated in neo-Nazi actions and was associated with the now-dissolved far-right party Die Rechte ("The Rights"). The court hearing for the case is scheduled for July 24.