On Saturday October 17th the right-wing party AfD mobilized to Freilassing for a demonstration against new arrivals of refugees. 450 known neonazis, racists and “Besorgte Bürger” [roughly: worried citizens] rallied through the small village. Amongst them: Leaders of the “Freies Netz Süd” and “Kameradschaft Berchtesgadenerland” – known from neonazi rallies in Munich and the Charlemagne memorial in Bad Reichenhall. Also amongst the demonstrators: The “Identitäre Bewegung” a relatively new far right movement showed up with a transpartent. Their logo was taped over with a german flag. After a little a demonstrator attacked me for taking a picture of him amongst the other racists. Police forces had to intervene.  From here on the event continued relatively calm.
A group that also helped arriving refugees at Freilassing station organized colorful counter-protest to show neo-nazis and racists they are not welcome.

To sum up the situation in Freilassing I edited this video:

 
My collected photo-impressions:

Banner is held up by racists as the demonstrations pours back onto the square it started on.

AfD functonaries hold speeches from a small stage.

Demonstrators whisteling and raising fist in the direction of the press.

450 counter asylum demonstrators move through Freilassing.

Counter protestors welcoming refugees.

Typical neonazi clothing amongst demonstrators.

“Secure borders, secure homeland!”

Neonazis merge with AfD protestors demanding a lock down of all borders.

AfD functonaries hold speeches from a small stage.

Neonazi leaders from the Kameradschaft Berchtesgadenerland march amongst the AfD protestors. Some of them have been charged of crimes with explosives involved.

AfD demonstrators gather in Freilassing.

AfD demonstrators gather in Freilassing – sign demanding new elections to vote out chancellor Merkel.

Neonazis next to AfD demonstrators holding up a sign “Merkel loses the game about our future!”

Counter protestors holding up signs.

Banners from the “Identitäre Bewegung” demanding for real democracy. The logo of the new far-right movement is over taped with a german flag.

Front banner of the 450 demonstrators strong event.

Front and end of the demonstration almost meet as the march only takes a small route.

Counter protestors welcoming refugees.

Neonazis next to AfD demonstrators holding up a sign “Stop Merkel!”

While speeches are held protesors repetivly scream: “Merkel muss weg” & “Lügenpresse”