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Court OKs neo-Nazi march in Plzeň - Prague Daily Monitor - 22.02.2008
Ultra right-wingers can hold their planned march through Plzen, west Bohemia, on March 1, as the Supreme Administrative Court has rejected the city’s complaint against a Regional Court verdict that ruled that the ban of a previous similar march by Mayor Pavel Roedl was unauthorised. The neo-Nazis originally planned to march through Plzen on January 19. The event’s organiser, Vaclav Bures, said it would be held in support of freedom of speech. Observers challenged this as the date coincided with the anniversary of a wartime transport of local Jews to the Terezin (Theresienstadt) ghetto.

siehe auch: Czech Neo-Nazis call for a new march in Pilsen. A neo-Nazi site is calling for a march, which is to take place in Pilsen on 1 March. “No camouflage clothing, no bottled beer and no communication with media,” says the invitation published on the right-wing extremists´ web site; Czech court rejects complaint,gives green light to neo-Nazi march. Ultra right-wingers can hold their planned march through Plzen, west Bohemia, on March 1, as the Supreme Administrative Court has rejected the city’s complaint against a Regional Court verdict that ruled that the ban of a previous similar march by Mayor Pavel Roedl was unauthorised.

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Union of Councils for Soviet Jews: Neo-Nazi Murder in Yekaterinburg
Neo-Nazis murdered a young man from an unspecified ethnic minority group, according to a February 18, 2008 report by the Sova Information-Analytical Center. On February 4, several neo-Nazis attacked Maksim Nikitin and a friend of his, who managed to escape, outside the Kupets store on Maylyshev Street.

The Jewish Chronicle - Nazi refugee ‘killed, put in case, burned’
A woman cleaner battered and strangled a frail 94-year-old refugee from Nazism, stuffed her dead body into a suitcase, and then took it on the Underground to meet a friend with a car, a jury heard this week. The 41-year-old and accomplices then drove Thea Zaudy’s body to an isolated field in Oxfordshire, where they threw the case onto a manure heap and set it ablaze, the court heard. The killing was carried out so that the cleaner and her three friends could lay hands on her elderly employer’s savings, the jury was told. Polish-born Jolanta Kalinowsica was said to have carried out the brutal attack on July 11 last year, after she was caught taking cash from Mrs Zaudy’s home in Kensington Park Road, West London.