US EditionWhich Estates in Hesse Are Used to Extreme Right?
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The security authorities warn: More and more real estate is being bought and used by right-wing extremists. According to hessenschau.de, six real estates are under surveillance in Hesse. In the Main-Kinzig-Kreis the use of such premises could be prevented in the short term. Among the properties concerned is a cultural center in the Wesertal (Kassel), a publishing house in Kassel and a liaison house in Marburg. This emerges from a response of the…
Six properties used by right-wing extremists are under observation in Hesse – including a cultural centre in the Wesertal valley, a right-hand publishing house in the district of Kassel and a liaison house in Marburg. The security authorities warn of further purchases through the scene.
The constitutional protection has the right-wing extremists in Hesse in view. In several national real estates there are regularly scene events. Where are these properties located?
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