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Arrest of Left-wing Extremist Leader in Germany

A suspected leader of a violent left-wing extremist group in Germany, Johann G., has been arrested and faces charges for numerous attacks.

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Human Rights ViolationsGermany InvestigationViolenceArrestExtremism

BundesanwaltschaftBundesgerichtshof (Bgh)Landeskriminalamt SachsenOberlandesgericht (Olg) Dresden

Johann G.Lina E.Generalbundesanwalt

What is the status of Lina E.'s case?: The attacks are alleged to have taken place at various locations, including a restaurant in Eisenach, during a train journey from Dresden to Wurzen, and in Budapest during an event commemorating the right-wing 'Day of Honor'.
What is the ideology of the group involved?: The attacks involved numerous injuries and were meticulously planned, including surveillance of victims. The group rejected the democratic state, freedom of speech, and the state's monopoly on violence.
Where and when did the alleged attacks occur?: Johann G.'s arrest followed a period of being on the run and a reward offered for information leading to his capture. He is currently in custody facing charges related to violent attacks in Germany and Hungary.
What other individuals are implicated in these events?: Lina E., a prominent figure in the same extremist group, was previously convicted and is awaiting a decision on her appeal. Several other members also received prison sentences for their involvement in the attacks.
Who was arrested and what are the charges against them?: Johann G., a suspected leader of a violent left-wing extremist group, was arrested in Germany. He is accused of membership in a criminal organization and multiple violent attacks targeting people perceived as right-wing.

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