Far Right Suspected in Immigrant Attack
From Times Wire Reports
German police focused on far-right groups in an investigation into a rail station shrapnel-bomb attack in Duesseldorf that injured nine immigrants from the former Soviet Union, including six Jews. The nine were injured as they were on their way home from a German-language class. Police said four of the nine were badly injured. The government warned that the blast could reflect a dangerous escalation in terror tactics by xenophobic extremists.
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