German police arrest ‘extremists’

29 Sep 2005

German police have arrested 38 people suspected of involvement in Islamic extremism, in a series of raids. The interior ministry of the western state of Hesse said 33 suspects did not have valid papers and three were wanted in relation to other offences. Full Story

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