Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Action-at-SPD-Convention-in-Berlin-27MZIFIDG7V8.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGP02N09Completed★★★★Nuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGP02N0ACompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear Plant Obrigheim in BerlinGP02O3DCompleted★★★★Action against Export Plutonium Plant in BerlinGP02UVGCompleted★★★★Action against Export Plutonium Plant in BerlinGP02UVHCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear Plant Obrigheim in BerlinGP02O3BCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear Plant Obrigheim in BerlinGP02O3CCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGP02MVKCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGP02MVNCompleted★★★★View AllGP02N08Nuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGreenpeace activists protest during the SPD party convention in Berlin against the nuclear policy of the SPD and chancellor Schroeder's secret agreement with nuclear industry. Despite the nuclear phase out, the nuclear power plant Obrigheim will be allowed to run for two more years. The banner reads: "Obrigheim case: Schroeders secret agreements destroy the credibility of the SPD."In original language:Aktion gegen Atomkraftwerk ObrigheimAuf dem SPD-Parteitag in Berlin haben 15 Greenpeace-Aktivisten heute Vormittag gegen die Verlaengerung der Laufzeit fuer das Atomkraftwerk Obrigheim protestiert. In der Lobby des Kongresszentrums haengen sie ein vier mal vier Meter grosses Banner mit der Aufschrift: "Fall Obrigheim: Schroeders Geheimabsprachen zerstoeren die Glaubwuerdigkeit der SPD".Locations:Alpine Countries-Berlin-Europe-GermanyDate:20 Oct, 2002Credit:© Dominik Butzmann / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5400px X 3544pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Day-German Government-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Medium group of people-Nuclear (campaign title)-Outdoors-Treaties and conventionsShoot:Nuclear Action at SPD Convention in BerlinGreenpeace activists protest during the SPD party convention in Berlin against the nuclear policy of the SPD and chancellor Schroeder's secret agreement with nuclear industry. Despite the nuclear phase out, the nuclear power plant Obrigheim will be allowed to run for two more years.
