German police separate 500 neo-Nazis as they march through Berlin to mark the 30th anniversary of Rudolf Hess

Some 500 far-right extremists marched in honor of the 30th anniversary of the death of top Nazi Rudolf Hess.
The Berlin march was separated by hundreds of heavily armed police from an equal number of counter-demonstrators.
Berlin police spokesman Carsten Mueller said authorities imposed a number of restrictions on Saturday’s march in the Spandau district to ensure it passes peacefully.
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Barcelona : Brave Whites March Against Leftist Scum Defending Jihadis 1 Day After Attack.

Far-right activists were met by a huge crowd of anti-fascist protesters as they marched in Barcelona one day after a terror attack killed 13 people in the city.
Members of the extreme Falange group congregated on Las Ramblas boulevard this afternoon before being met by hundreds of counter-demonstrators waving flags and banners.







