Germany jails four for terror offences

Four Algerians accused of plotting to bomb a French Christmas market were today jailed for up to 12 years in Germany.

Germany jails four for terror offences
Mon, 10 Mar, 2003 - 09:36

Four Algerians accused of plotting to bomb a French Christmas market were today jailed for up to 12 years in Germany.

A court in Frankfurt found the men guilty of conspiracy to murder, conspiracy to plant a bomb and various weapons offences.

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