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Horst Seehofer said more than 90 per cent of anti-Semitic incidents could be traced back to right-wing extremism. EPA
Horst Seehofer said more than 90 per cent of anti-Semitic incidents could be traced back to right-wing extremism. EPA
Far-right terrorism is Germany’s biggest security threat, intelligence agency warns
BfV agency says there are more than 32,000 far-right extremists in Germany