Raids in 6 states as Germany bans ‘Combat 18’ neo-Nazi group
By DW
25 January 2020 |
12:51 pm
Authorities banned a neo-Nazi group that saw itself as "Adolf Hitler's task force" and had links to the murder of a German politician. Police also conducted raids against the group in six states.
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