2018 Chemnitz riots
{'<entity_0>': '2018 Chemnitz riots', '<entity_1>': '26 August 2018', '<entity_2>': 'Chemnitz', '<entity_3>': 'Germany', '<entity_4>': 'racism'}
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The <entity_0> took place in <entity_2>, in the <entity_3> state of Saxony. In the early morning of <entity_1>, after a festival celebrating the city's founding, a fight broke out resulting in the death of a Cuban-<entity_3> man and serious injuries to two other people. <entity_2> was named Karl-Marx Stadt when it was part of East <entity_3>, from 1953 to 1990. At 03:15 am on Sunday <entity_1>, a brawl erupted in the street of Brückenstraße in <entity_2>. On 31 <entity_1>, Franziska Giffey, <entity_3> Minister for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth, visited the crime scene of the stabbing, being the first member of the <entity_3> federal government to do so. A spokesman for <entity_3> Chancellor Angela Merkel, Steffen Seibert, denounced the protests, saying that the violence "has no place in country," also saying that there is no place for "vigilantism, for groups that want to spread hatred on the streets, for intolerance and <entity_4>." One of the vice presidents of the <entity_3> Bundestag, Wolfgang Kubicki (FDP), claimed that Angela Merkel's dictum, "Wir schaffen das," was the "root of the violence" in <entity_2>.
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