hamburg
Hamburg-based Teutonia Ottensen called its punishment for stopping a game in protest of racist abuse apparently directed at Marcus Coffie “a slap in the face."
The assailant is a migrant and Islamist known to German security forces.
German Chancellor Merkel condemned the violence but also said the majority were peaceful and legitimate protesters.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
Demonstrators smashed shop windows, torched cars and set fires in the streets.
German authorities are preparing for 100,000 demonstrators to hit the city.
A foreign ministry official says "those people are not welcome in Germany for the foreseeable future."
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