Rival protestors mark Dresden bombing

Thousands turned out today to protest against a march by supporters of Germany’s far right on the 64th anniversary of the deadly Allied World War II bombing of Dresden.

Rival protestors mark Dresden bombing
Sat, 14 Feb, 2009 - 17:11

Thousands turned out today to protest against a march by supporters of Germany’s far right on the 64th anniversary of the deadly Allied World War II bombing of Dresden.

Organisers said some 7,500 people gathered in the eastern city to protest at the far-right march, which police said involved about 5,000 people.

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