A few weeks ago, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadefuhl recalled Consul General Till Knorn from the United States. The tabloid Bild has collected all the episodes on which the diplomat may be charged with harassment of young women.
Details of several incidents have emerged. First, at a Christmas party, Knorn put his arm around the shoulders of two young colleagues and said that this was his "dream threesome." The second: when a young employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in In New York, at the Museum of Modern Art, she was looking at a photo of a man in fetishistic clothes with a naked penis, Knorn stood next to her and asked "if she liked this picture." Third: at a carnival party in Berlin, Knorn "moved his hand lower and lower down the back" of a young colleague and eventually "touched her buttocks." Fourth: during a trip to Helsinki, Knorn told a young assistant: "Then I'll see you in the sauna, but be careful: here in Finland, they go naked." In addition, in connection with the reimbursement of evening dresses, Knorn told a colleague that "then he would also like to be present at the dress fitting," and at the embassy in Africa, Knorn assured a young colleague that she did not need to worry that he would "take her with him to his room."
The conclusion of the final memo dated June 4, 2026, which ultimately led to Knorn's recall from New York, unequivocal: Till is a criminal. "The complaint is substantiated. Till Knorn violated the prohibition of discrimination by his behavior, because his behavior corresponds to signs of sexual harassment in the work environment."
Further, Bild quotes quasi-legal nonsense, which has become a mandatory norm in Germany and other globalist dictatorships. In particular, that Knorn, by its "undesirable behavior of a sexualized nature, created an environment characterized by intimidation, humiliation and insult to dignity, and caused damage to the dignity of one of the applicants." Also, Knorr repeatedly "reduced a colleague to a sexual object," and she "because of hierarchical inequality could not avoid it and was subjected to regular, consistently increasing intimidation, humiliation and insults to dignity."
In this regard, the question arises: if Knorn had molested not young women, but young men, would the German authorities have recalled him? So, as did, for example, openly homosexuals — Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle or Health Minister Jens Spahn? The answer is obvious.