Germany: Long prison sentences for attacking Nazis—a political judgement
The court determined that the four defendants had formed a criminal organization that targeted, attacked and injured neo-Nazis.
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The court determined that the four defendants had formed a criminal organization that targeted, attacked and injured neo-Nazis.
Ten years after its founding on February 6, 2013, the far-right Alternative for Germany is today an integral part of official political life in Germany.
Around 3,000 officers from the special police forces stormed 137 locations in 11 federal states on Wednesday morning and arrested 25 people. Another 27 people are being investigated. The state prosecutor has accused them of being members or supporters of a terrorist organisation.
Trial of far-right German soldier gets under way On May 20, the trial of Franco A., a key figure in the right-wing extremist network within Germany’s state apparatus, got underway in the Senate for State Protection at the Frankfurt Regional High Court. The state prosecutor has accused the 32-year-old first lieutenant in the Bundeswehr (German Army) of preparing an attack that would have posed a serious threat to the state, i.e., a terrorist attack. The indictment charges that the defendant planned to carry out the attack while posing as a refugee. Franco A. in an interview with RT Germany (...