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He wanted to enter the parliament of the state of Bavaria, now the Ickkinger died in the plane crash in Bruchsal. The shock to Icking is awesome.
Icking – How about stopping the north-south division of Isar? Build a wall between north and south? Or rename Wolfratshausen in Edmund-Stoiber-Stadt? These suggestions, which were not entirely serious, were formulated by Christian Lutz when he founded in Geretsried in August 2016 a district badociation "THE PARTY", known to be linked to the magazine of satire "Titanic".
Christian Lutz in front of the banner of his party "The Party", in which the borders between politics and satire are blurred.
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Last year, he even ran for the state parliament and won 0.6% of the first votes. Of course, the move to the Maximilianeum was miles away, but that did not matter. The information technology specialist was anxious to bring the necessary non-substance into politics. Christian Lutz died at the age of 32. He was sitting in the plane that crashed on Saturday in Bruchsal (Baden-Württemberg) in a hardware store.
The circumstances of the accident are as tragic as enigmatic. Her 60-year-old mother Gertraud was on board the damaged machine – a French-yodel type ambbadador – and her partner (80) was probably driving. According to aviation comrades, the machine should first take the Olpe route to Dachau to sell Christian Lutz, then continue to fly to France.
Crash of a plane in Bruchsal: Christian Lutz and his mother die
But then there were problems. When trying to land at Bruchsal, the machine crashed into a hardware store near the runway. The three inmates died. Visitors to the construction market, which was very popular at the time, miraculously injured no one.
In the Ickinger district in Irschenhausen, where Lutz lived, the sad news spread quickly this weekend. The man with the braided hipster beard, who worked for the city of Munich, was steeped in club life in Ickingen.
"The shock was great for all of us," said his friend Maximilian Stocker, a candidate for the Bavarian party in the Bundestag, who talked a lot about politics in Lutz, but did not take it too seriously.
Lutz, called Lulu, was always there when we needed Ickinger. As a member of the Trachtenverein Isarlust he paid tribute to the customs. At Ickinger Burschenverein, in 2005, he even belonged to the founders.
"Christian was very helpful and very funny," said Stocker. Only at the end of April, the boys with the recipes of the last Maifeier Cologne visited – Lulu in the middle.
Storing and the other boys thought about how to say goodbye to Christian in a proper way. We had the idea of sitting with a beer at the post at night and thinking about it. "Sitting together, nibbling and drinking beer would have been in his interest," says Maximilian Stocker. It may be a bit politicized. Of course, with the lack of necessary substance.
Read also Christian Lutz: Satire for Europe (Merkur.de *)
* Merkur.de is part of the national digital publishing network Ippen.
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