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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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German judge says attacks on Nazis have a 'respectable motive', but it's still a crime

A jail term for a far-left extremist who took part in violent attacks on neo-Nazis has caused uproar on both the left and right. ....

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German row over jail term for woman who attacked neo-Nazis

Lina E's conviction has angered Germany's far left, but the right is furious she is free pending appeal. ....

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German court convicts left-wing group in violent attacks against far-right

The woman, who in accordance with Germany’s strict privacy laws was identified only as Lina E., was sentenced to five years and three months in prison by a court in Dresden. ....

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