2. September 2002 at 00:00

Skins arrested during memorial ceremony

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OVER 300 skinheads from the Czech and Slovak Republics attended a memorial in Prievidza on August 24 for one of their number killed six years ago by a local Roma. Police were prepared for the event, and arrested 32 for promoting fascism and racism.

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