Germany: Syrian's business daubed with swastika, set on fire
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BERLIN - A Syrian man's business was daubed with a Nazi swastika and set on fire in the eastern city of Magdeburg in Germany in the early hours of Monday, local police said.
According to police, a witness reported seeing three men smash the glass front of a tanning studio, followed by an explosion and a fire. Officers found a freshly painted swastika and the word "Out" painted on a wall.
Magdeburg Police said they were investigating the attack as suspected political extremism.
