More specifically, German May Day traditions can be traced back to the International Workers Congress, which took place in Paris in 1889 and at which it was agreed to campaign for an eight hour working day. On 1 May 2014 in Germany, particular attention was paid to demands for a minimum wage: No exceptions to a minimum wage.
Hier greift die Polizei schon an. #blockado #nonazisdo pic.twitter.com/5HmAItcv9k — BlockaDO (@blocka_do) 1. Mai 2014