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Two far-right suspects indicted in Germany's Dresden

Xinhua, May 18, 2017 Adjust font size:

Two far-right suspects were indicted by Germany's Federal Prosecutor's Court in Dresden on Thursday.

41-year-old Daniel A. and 29-year-old Marcel L. are allegedly high-ranking members of the extremist group "Oldschool Society"(OSS). They were charged with plotting a bomb attack and violating German weapons laws.

Deutsche Presse Agentur (DPA) reported that "OSS" members are usually radicalized online through chatting and they designed some attacks on refugee shelters last May. But their attempts were foiled after four of its leaders were caught.

Prosecutors suspected the right-wing group's "president" Andreas H. had links to Germany's right-wing National Democratic Party of Germany(NPD).

NPD pursues an ultra-nationalist policy and often referred to by German media as "neo-Nazi." Endit