Germans protest against neo-nazis

Thousands of people gathered near Germany’s biggest World War II soldiers cemetery today to protest against far-right extremism.

Germans protest against neo-nazis
Sat, 18 Nov, 2006 - 16:59

Thousands of people gathered near Germany’s biggest World War II soldiers cemetery today to protest against far-right extremism.

Demonstrators formed a human chain near the cemetery in Halbe, south of Berlin, to hear speeches from politicians and musicians.

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