German far-right rock concert ends in violence
[ad_1] Image copyright Getty Images Image caption About 700 neo-Nazis showed up for the concert Eight police officers in an east German town were slightly injured on Saturday night after they were pelted with bottles at a far-right rock concert. The concert, in the market place of Apolda, Thuringia, was halted after an hour because of the violence. Around 700 neo-Nazis attended the concert, which had been dubbed "Rock Against the Overflow of Foreigners". A counter-demonstration earlier in the day attracted a similar number of people. An ecumenical church service in protest at the concert was also held on Saturday, attended by Thuringia's first minister, minister of the interior and minister of the environment. The concert was legal, but the violence began as people began arriving for the concert. As we...