Polish MEP sparked a serious scandal at Frankfurt airport where he was arrested by German police after calling customs officers “Nazis” and chanting the famous greeting “Heil Hitler”.
Visibly drunk, the dignitary got angry when he was asked for papers and began to offend agents, asking them if they have ever been to Auschwitz.
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The opinions of the officers and Protasiewicz are conflicting. The politician said in an interview for a Polish TV station: “The officer asked to see my bags but I told him that violated my diplomatic immunity. As he handed me back my Polish passport he said “Raus”!.”
“I asked him if he knew what the word ‘raus’ meant to Poles,” said the MEP. “It’s like saying Heil Hitler. Then he pushed me, so I told him that he should go to Auschwitz to see where the use force gets you.”