Not everyone in Germany is offering the arriving refugees a warm welcome. <br /><br /> In Dortmund far-right extremists staged a protest at the city’s central station.<br /><br /> Far-right demo disrupts arrival of #migrants in #Dortmund http://t.co/v5BkuooPam pic.twitter.com/1NAgc8xA4p— dwnews (@dwnews) September 6, 2015<br /><br /> Police kept those who came to greet the train and the neo-Nazis apart. <br /><br /> Still three officers and a bystander suffered injuries.<br /><br /> Four people have been taken into custody. <br /><br /> German security forces are currently combating far right networks that are carrying out coordinated arson attacks on refugee hostels. <br /><br /> In recent months the fire bombing of shelters and individual acts of violence against refugees are on the rise.<br /><br /> #Germany: Another planned refugee camp burns in #Nauen this morning, after anti-refugee protests this weekend. pic.twitter.com/gzRwvSP69J— ѕyndιcalιѕт (@syndicalisms) August 25, 2015<br /><br /> In one week in late August five arson attacks on refugee hostels were reported
