German writer went to City controlled by ISIS

German writer went to City controlled by ISIS

Juergen Todenhoefer was the first outsider to gain access into the territory controlled by ISIS.

A German writer had the rare opportunity came to territory controlled by the militant group calling itself the Islamic State or used to be called ISIS.

Juergen Todenhoefer, former German politician, was the only person outside of Syria who traveled deep into territory controlled by ISIS and returned safely.

This trip is considered risky because a number of Westerners who were arrested later beheaded ISIS group recently.

He spent six days during a stay in the city of Mosul, Iraq, after traveling from Raqqa, Syria.

Todenhoefer said seeing the followers ISIS highly motivated and support the brutal acts of the group.

Juergen Todenhoefer claimed to meet children carrying weapons and motivated to support the group's brutal.

He also said that their powers are dispersed makes them hard hit by the air.

In the city of Mosul, which is controlled by ISIS since last June, Todenhoefer see how this group imposing an extreme version of Sunni Islam.

brutal spirit

Still in on the spot, he saw a poster also provides instructions on prayer position is considered the most correct and tell women to cover all parts of the body.

Residents in the region, for example, forbidden to wear clothes that are considered synonymous with "infidels".

The images are closed and some bookstores display pamphlets and books on religious law, including how to treat slaves ethics.

Todenhoefer met children who carry guns and shouting support system 'caliphate'. Among them there were recruited from the UK, USA, Sweden, and Trinidad and Tobago.

Juergen Todenhoefer claimed to see the board contains information on the proper procedures for prayer according to an extreme version of Sunni Islam.

He admitted brutally hit by the spirit of the followers of ISIS, which he calls a very ambitious to carry out cleansing in the name of religion 'and expand their territory.

"There was enthusiasm that I had never seen before in other battlefield," he said. (BBC)