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Prague again bans neo-Nazi march | Jerusalem Post
Prague City Hall said Tuesday it has restored a ban on a march planned for next month by a right-wing extremist group through the Czech capital’s Jewish quarter. The march had been scheduled to take place November 10, a day after the anniversary of Kristallnacht - the 1938 night of terror when the Nazis attacked synagogues and Jewish homes and businesses throughout Germany and parts of Austria. The event - organized by the Young National Democrats, which is linked to the National Resistance, a neo-Nazi group - was condemned by Jewish leaders and Czech President Vaclav Klaus said it was a “politically and morally unacceptable act which dishonors the memory of the victims of Nazi crimes.”

siehe auch: Neo-Nazi march banned in Prague. A march planned by a right-wing extremist group through the Czech capital’s Jewish quarter was banned again in Prague on Tuesday.Prague City Hall originally banned the march on Oct. 4, saying it would incite “hatred and intolerance of citizens because of their nationality, origin and religious faith.” (eastern-europe.archill.net) Prague City Hall originally banned the march on Oct. 4, saying it would incite “hatred and intolerance of citizens because of their nationality, origin and religious faith.” (eastern-europe.archill.net) The march had been scheduled to take place Nov. 10, a day after the anniversary of Kristallnacht - the 1938 night of terror when the Nazis attacked synagogues and Jewish homes and businesses throughout Germany and parts of Austria; Czech extremists have to reroute march as Jews book planned route. Prague- Czech right-wing extremists cannot march through Prague’s historical Jewish Quarter on November 10 in accordance with their plan, as the route in question has been booked by the Jewish Liberal Union, the City Hall says on its website; Právo: Churches join protest against march of neo-Nazis. Participants in the international conference “Inter-religious Dialogue Today” in Prague condemned the planned Czech neo-Nazis’ march through the Prague Jewish Quarter, the daily Právo wrote Tuesday. “We, participants in the conference, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and members of other religions as well as those adhering to no belief, consider it unthinkable and in conflict with any principles and laws of civilised countries to allow a group of people to celebrate ethnic, racial or religious oppression of another,” the participants in the conference said in a statement; Prag verbietet Neonazi-Marsch durch jüdisches Viertel. Die Prager Stadtverwaltung hat am Dienstag einen geplanten Marsch von Rechtsextremisten durch das jüdische Viertel der tschechischen Hauptstadt verboten.Die Prager Stadtverwaltung hat am Dienstag einen geplanten Marsch von Rechtsextremisten durch das jüdische Viertel der tschechischen Hauptstadt verboten. Die Organisatoren wollten nach eigenen Angaben gegen die Stationierung tschechischer Truppen im Irak protestieren.