Neo-Nazis in Germany given permission to march

Police in Berlin have given far-right extremists permission to hold a rally commemorating the death of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess in the city's western district of Spandau.

Neo-Nazis in Germany given permission to march
Fri, 18 Aug, 2017 - 20:10

Police in Berlin have given far-right extremists permission to hold a rally commemorating the death of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess in the city's western district of Spandau.

They have told organisers they can march, but they are not allowed to glorify Hess, who died at Spandau prison 30 years ago.

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