Edgar Geiss demonstrates outside Hamburg Senate, Germany
Feb. 25 Hamburg: Demonstration Of Neo-Nazis Against Prohibition Of Demonstration: in Hamburg, West Germany some Neo-Nazis, led by Edgar Geiss, shackled and with plastered mouth and with a signboard, Geiss (who at the funeral of Keppler gave the Hitler salute), stood in front of the prison of inquiry. He protested in his own manner against the Senate of Hamburg who had forbidden an announced demonstration. The demonstration was for the release of Michael Kahnen, leader of the ANS - Action Front of the National Socialists. Edgar Geiss was arrested and with him 14 other right extremists
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