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Thousands flock to Dresden to challenge far right
Thousands of anti-fascists demonstrated in central Dresden on Monday night against a rally organised by a group calling itself Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West (Pegida).
Police estimated 10,000 people had attended the rally by the Pegida group and the counter-demonstration had numbered about 9,000.
Both rallies were described by police as “peaceful.”
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