Katja Hoyer is a German historian tells NPR that German far-right groups are becoming increasingly organized. 'It is increasingly organized in terms of getting hold of weapons, in terms of networking with influential people, getting hold of funds.'
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"It is increasingly organized in terms of getting hold of weapons, in terms of networking with influential people, getting hold of funds," Hoyer said.
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