A German interior ministry report says a three-year-long review found 327 employees linked to right-wing extremism. People take part in a counterprotest against a neo-Nazi march in Dresden [File: Bundas Engler/EPA] Published On 13 May 2022 13 May 2022 facebook twitter whatsapp Over a three-year period, 327 employees of Germany’s federal and state security authorities have been found to have links to right-wing extremism. The figures are from the Federal Ministry of the Interior’s second situation report on right-wing extremism in the security agencies, due to be published on Friday and seen by the DPA news agency. The report looks...