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including Hamburg, Hannover,
Saarbrücken and Mainz. About
a dozen police cars were damaged.
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The police in Hamburg said
they believed the attacks were
in retaliation for the death last
Thursday of Ayhan Eser, who
was shot by a policeman as he
struggled to resist being questioned.
Most attacks took place
at roughly the same time on
Saturdayafternoon.
Militant Kurds in Germany
have severaltimes launched attacks
against Turkish property
to press their claim for an end
to human rights abuses and for
independence for their homeland
in southeastern Turkey.
On Saturday about 500
Kurds in Hannover and 200 in
Hamburg held largely peaceful
marches to protest the killing.
HAMBURG - Militant
Kurds attacked police stations
across Germany in apparent retaliation
for the killing of a 16year-old
Turkish Kurd by a pO:
liceman last week, the
authorities said Sunday.
Separately, unknown attackers
threw firebombs at a
Turkish cultural center in Hamburg
on Sunday morning,
wounding four people, the police
said.
They said that incident, together
with the smashing of a'
Turkish mosque's windows in
Hannover on Sunday, appeared
to be connected to feuding between
Turks and ethnic Kurds.
At least seven Turkish citizens,
many of them ethnic
Kurds, were arrested on Saturday
after attacks with firebombs
and stones on police sta-
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A member of the Turkish cultural center in Hamburg checking the damage on Sunday.
2,090 Rebels Slain in '94, Turks Say
ANKARA (AFP) - Government forces killed 2,090 rebels
from the separatist Kurdish Workers Party in the first half of
1994, the Anatolian News Agency reported Sunday, quoting an
Interior Ministry report.
The rebels were killed in mainly Kurdish areas in eastern and
southeastern Turkey. The report said 7,195 rebels had been
arrested and 226 surrendered in the same period.
The Turkish Army has been carrying out extensive operations
since the spring, aiming to eradicate the separatist group by the
end of the year. More than 12,000 people have been killed in the
Kurdish rebellion since 1984.