German police confiscate 4,200 liters of beer from neo-Nazis
06 July 2019 |
3:58 pm
A court has instituted an alcohol ban at a neo-Nazi event taking place in Ostritz, a town in Saxony. A counterprotest has also been barred from demonstrating directly in front of the venue.
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