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Thousands Welcome Refugees to Germany at Dresden Rally
Thousands of people took to the streets of the German city of Dresden on Saturday to send a message of welcome to refugees, after a string of violent anti-migrant protests in the region.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Booed by German Villagers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was heckled today while visiting a refugee centre, which has been the target of violence by neo-Nazi groups, in the eastern village of Heidenau, media reported.
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Angela Merkel Vows 'No Tolerance' Against 'Shameful, Vile' Anti-Refugee Attacks
Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed Wednesday on a visit to a refugee centre that Germany would have "no tolerance" for "shameful and vile" attacks on asylum-seekers, after a wave of violent protests.
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Angela Merkel to Visit Protest-Hit Refugee Home Wednesday: Official
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will on Wednesday visit a refugee centre which was hit by violent far-right protests, her office said in a statement.
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Germany Vows to Fight Xenophobia After Attacks on Refugee Home
Germany's interior minister led calls on Sunday for a crackdown on right wing militants and racists after a second night of scuffles between protesters and police outside a refugee shelter in the eastern German town of Heidenau.
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Thousands Welcome Refugees to Germany at Dresden Rally
Thousands of people took to the streets of the German city of Dresden on Saturday to send a message of welcome to refugees, after a string of violent anti-migrant protests in the region.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Booed by German Villagers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was heckled today while visiting a refugee centre, which has been the target of violence by neo-Nazi groups, in the eastern village of Heidenau, media reported.
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Angela Merkel Vows 'No Tolerance' Against 'Shameful, Vile' Anti-Refugee Attacks
Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed Wednesday on a visit to a refugee centre that Germany would have "no tolerance" for "shameful and vile" attacks on asylum-seekers, after a wave of violent protests.
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Angela Merkel to Visit Protest-Hit Refugee Home Wednesday: Official
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will on Wednesday visit a refugee centre which was hit by violent far-right protests, her office said in a statement.
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Germany Vows to Fight Xenophobia After Attacks on Refugee Home
Germany's interior minister led calls on Sunday for a crackdown on right wing militants and racists after a second night of scuffles between protesters and police outside a refugee shelter in the eastern German town of Heidenau.
