German newspaper says employee attacked by far-right group
BERLIN (AP) — A German newspaper says one of its employees has been attacked by members of a far-right group.
The left-wing taz daily said the woman was grabbed by the neck after confronting six black-clad people who were piling cobblestones and attempting to put up posters in front of the newspaper's Berlin offices.
Berlin police confirmed that a woman was attacked during the incident. Spokesman Heidi Vogt said police were still investigating who was behind the incident, but the far-right group Identitarian Movement tweeted photos of members putting up posters in front of the building.
German media reported that the group also targeted other media buildings and left-wing politicians' offices.
The Identitarian Movement is close to the far-right Alternative for Germany party, whose lawmaker Frank Magnitz was attacked last week.
