'Ku Klux Klan' parade through relief camp

- Eight strangers in garb of the Ku Klux Klan paraded around Germany Löcknitz on the site with a shelter for refugees. The incident was according to a police spokeswoman in Neubrandenburg on Thursday night instead, but rescuers have only done Monday declaration.

The company with the notorious white robes and pointed hats would have walked silently across the complex for about ten minutes. When a number of asylum seekers came out, disappeared the imminent dressed visitors.

In the neighboring state of Brandenburg in recent years have reported similar actions of right-wing extremists. They maintained according to the OM close contacts with kindred spirits in the south of Western Pomerania. Löcknitz in the region founded the xenophobia is so far particularly to residents of Polish origin.

The KKK costume refers to the racist terrorist organization in the US with violent protest against the abolition of slavery and the civil rights movement of African Americans.