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November 04, 1994 - Image 124

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-11-04

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Vandals Jailed
In Germany

Bonn (JTA) — A skinhead who
led a group of youths in the July
23 desecration of the Buchenwald
concentration camp was sen-
tenced last week to 20 months in
jail by a juvenile court in the east-
ern German city of Weimar.
Five other defendants in the
case, all of whom were minors,
were found guilty of disturbing
the peace and received suspend-
ed sentences or monetary fines.
Two of the eight defendants were
acquitted.
On the night of July 23, a
group of 22 skinheads broke into
the site of the former Buchenwald
concentration camp, chanting
Nazi slogans such as "Heil Hitler"
and "Sieg Heil" and smashing
windows of former barrack sites
at the camp.
The group also threatened to
set on fire a worker there who at-
tempted to stop them.
All but one of the defendants
denied the charges against them.
One youth who confessed to hav-
ing threatened to bum the camp
worker had sent the worker a let-
ter apologizing for the incident.
The vandalism at Buchenwald
provoked protests from around
the world as well as in Germany
itself, where Chancellor Helmut
Kohl called for severe punish-
ments for the defendants.
Fourteen more skinheads are
scheduled to come before the
court to stand trial on similar
charges.

Dutch Police
Arrest Israelis

Amsterdam (JTA) — Cooperat-
ing with an Israeli effort to crack
down on Israeli drug traffickers
around the world, Dutch police
recently arrested three Israelis
who allegedly operated a labora-
tory for the production of a drug
known as Ecstasy.
Police discovered the labora-
tory, located in the town of
Wormerveer, some 19 miles
north of Amsterdam, after neigh-
bors complained about the smell
of ammonia escaping from the
building.
The three Israelis, one of
whom is a chemical engineer, ar-
rived in Holland in August. When
renting the building in
Wormerveer, they had claimed
they were going to use the build-
ing for the storage of bakery prod-
ucts.
Reflecting what was appar-
ently an international effort to
break up the Ecstasy production
and distribution ring, police in
Antwerp, Belgium, arrested a
fourth suspect, and in Israel nine
additional people were arrested.

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