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	'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017)</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.		'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017)</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

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	'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017)</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.		'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017)</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

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	In the first half of this year alone, more than 179,000 people applied for asylum in Germany, a country of about 80 million. That is an increase of 132 percent over the same period in 2014, with Syrians the largest group, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees said.		In the first half of this year alone, more than 179,000 people applied for asylum in Germany, a country of about 80 million. That is an increase of 132 percent over the same period in 2014, with Syrians the largest group, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees said.

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	In the first half of this year alone, more than 179,000 people applied for asylum in Germany, a country of about 80 million. That is an increase of 132 percent over the same period in 2014, with Syrians the largest group, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees said.		In the first half of this year alone, more than 179,000 people applied for asylum in Germany, a country of about 80 million. That is an increase of 132 percent over the same period in 2014, with Syrians the largest group, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees said.

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	'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017]])</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.		'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017)</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

	Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.		Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.

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	'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017~~, [[template:Germany \| Germany~~]])</small> Even as Germany has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.		'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017]])</small> Even as [[template:Germany \| Germany]] has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

	Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.		Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.

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	'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017, [[~~Frankfurt Region~~]])</small> Even as Germany has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.		'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017, [[template:Germany \| Germany]])</small> Even as Germany has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

	Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.		Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.

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'''[[Violent Backlash Against Migrants]]''' <small>(October 2017, [[Frankfurt Region]])</small> Even as Germany has been trying to accommodate a swelling stream of new-comers, the most anywhere in Europe, it is also experiencing a persistent pattern of violence against migrants, raising concerns about escalating far-right opposition.

Rights activists who monitor the treatment of refugees say while they are seeing an increase in hate crimes across Europe, particularly targeting Roma or asylum-seekers from Europe’s poorest countries, nowhere have they seen mass demonstrations or the kinds of arson attacks and other vandalism at housing for refugees like those in Germany.

“We’ve seen many bad news stories from Germany, but not that many from other countries — not in the sense of calling it a growing trend,” said Thorfinnur Omarsson, a spokesman for the European Council on Refugees and Exiles, based in Brussels.

In the first half of this year alone, more than 179,000 people applied for asylum in Germany, a country of about 80 million. That is an increase of 132 percent over the same period in 2014, with Syrians the largest group, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees said.

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