German police raid premises linked to far-right extremists

Police have raided more than 30 premises linked to suspected far-right extremists in Berlin and three other eastern German states.

Wed, 10 Apr, 2019 - 10:56

Police have raided more than 30 premises linked to suspected far-right extremists in Berlin and three other eastern German states.

German news agency dpa reported that the raids were mainly centred on Brandenburg state and the region around Cottbus, about 62 miles south-east of the capital.

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