2013 Authorities in northern Europe have raided the homes of several alleged right-wing extremists. Investigators suspect their group, dubbed "werewolf," of planning terrorist attacks on German soil. Police in Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland swept into homes, offices and jail cells early on Wednesday to search for clues of a terrorist plot aimed at the German political system. They conducted a raid which targeted six suspects: four suspects in the three countries, plus two neo-Nazis in detention in Switzerland, were suspected of having formed a terrorist organisation that was considering violent attacks. The raids in Germany took places in the northern states of Hamburg, Lower Saxony and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Note: Werwolf was the name given to a Nazi plan to create a commando force that would operate behind enemy lines as the Allies advanced through Germany at the end of WWII.
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