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July 16, 1993 - Image 53

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-07-16

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Our People Make All The Difference!

Police Move
Soccer Match

Berlin (JTA) — Police moved
a soccer match between an
Israeli team and a German
team from Dresden to Leip-
zig after a neo-Nazi group
hinted at a possible attack
against the team from
Jerusalem.
The Intertoto Cup match
between the Israeli team
Betar Jerusalem and the
German first-league team
Dynamo Dresden was played
under increased security.
Dresden police said soccer
players were driven by buses
from Dresden to Leipzig, 80
miles away, under police
protection.
Although Leipzig police
said no anti-Israeli threats
had been registered, the
German newspaper Berliner
Zeitung reported that neo-
Nazis had indirectly hinted
at a possible attack in a tele-
phone hot line that tells of
planned actions against for-
eigners.
The text of the messages
had been carefully chosen in
order to avoid legal action,
The German press agency
reported that the original
stadium in the small town of
Kamenz, 31 miles northeast
of Dresden, did not have a
security fence.
Because the Dynamos'
home stadium is being reno-
vated, the match was trans-
ferred to the Leipzig suburb
of Markklebeerg.
In another action planned
by neo-Nazis, Europe,-
right-wing extremists have
scheduled a conference for
Nov. 9, the 55th anniversary
of the Kristallnacht pogrom,
in Berlin's Reichstag, the old
German parliament.
The head of the Jewish
community in Germany, Ig-
natz Bubis, has protested the
conference, and the Berlin
authorities have said such a
meeting will put them in a
difficult situation.
Mr. Bubis told the Berliner
Zeitung that he will clarify
with Berlin authorities
whether the assembly could
be banned for fear of violent
demonstrations.
Rightist members of the
European Parliament from
Holland, Belgium, Italy,
France and Germany, head-
ed by France's Jean-Marie
Le Pen, are to participate in
the meeting.
The head of the Social
Democrats in Berlin, Ditmar
Staffelt, has called upon
Germans to "block this pro-
vocation" by denying the ex-
tremist "demagogues" hotel
rooms.

Jamie Fountain Gerald Wilder

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