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Golden Dawn trial to be moved to a third venue

The trial of Golden Dawn, which entered its third year last month, is to be transferred soon for a third time, to a Health Ministry building, Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis said on Friday.

The trial of the neo-Nazi party's leadership, as well as dozens of supporters, began in April 2015 but has been dogged by delays and venue changes.

Golden Dawn supporter who verbally attacked slain rapper's mother identified

A 50-year-old man was identified on Friday as the person who hurled insults about the slain rapper Pavlos Fyssas during disruptions at the trial of Golden Dawn in Athens last month.

Fights broke out between Golden Dawn supporters and anarchists in the courtroom on February 14 and the 50-year-old shouted, "Where is your Pavlos now?" at the slain rapper's mother, Magda Fyssa.

New group claims attack on Golden Dawn office

An organization calling itself the Pavlos Fyssas Brigade has claimed responsibility for last week's sledgehammer attack on the Athens headquarters of Golden Dawn and has warned of more to come.

In a statement posted Thursday on an anti-establishment website, it accused the neo-Nazi party of being part of the establishment and of collusion with big business interests.

Nazi Nature: Mysterious WWII forest swastika remained unnoticed until 1992 (PHOTOS)

It’s in the human nature to seek logic in everything, but when a giant group of larches bloomed in a pine forest forming a swastika sign, it’s hard to find any logical sense. Outside of the northeast German town, Zernikov, a patch of larch trees cover 4,300 sq yds of the pine forest, carefully arranged to look like a swastika sign.

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