Danish Integration Minister's car burned

June 8, 2005 

"Copenhagen, Denmark" - The Danish Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj's car was set ablaze outside her family-home on the morning of Wednesday 8 June. From there, the fire spread to the family's garage, and further on to the side of the house, damaging the roof above the kitchen and children's room. 
At the same time, an e-mail was sent to several media agencies, where a group calling themselves "Action Group Beate" claimed responsibility, saying it is a "protest against the racist immigrational laws of Denmark". The police found the computer used for sending the mail within a few hours, and closed down the cybercafé whilst removing the computer. 
Throughout the Danish political system politicians from both the ruling party and the opposition have expressed their outrage over the terrorism.
Danish Integration Minister 's car burned June 8 , 2005 " Copenhagen , Denmark " - The Danish Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj 's car was set ablaze outside her family - home on the morning of Wednesday 8 June . From there , the fire spread to the family 's garage , and further on to the side of the house , damaging the roof above the kitchen and children 's room . At the same time , an e - mail was sent to several media agencies , where a group calling themselves " Action Group Beate " claimed responsibility , saying it is a " protest against the racist immigrational laws of Denmark " . The police found the computer used for sending the mail within a few hours , and closed down the cybercafé whilst removing the computer . Throughout the Danish political system politicians from both the ruling party and the opposition have expressed their outrage over the terrorism .
Danish Integration Minister's car
np0
Copenhagen, Denmark" - The Danish Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj's car
np1
her family-home
np2
the morning of Wednesday 8 June
np3
the fire
np4
the family's garage
np5
the side
np6
the house
np7
the roof
np8
the kitchen
np9
children's room
np10
the same time
np11
an e-mail
np12
several media agencies
np13
a group
np14
themselves
np15
responsibility
np16
a "protest
np17
the racist immigrational laws
np18
Denmark
np19
The police
np20
the computer
np21
the mail
np22
a few hours
np23
the cybercafé
np24
the computer
np25
the Danish political system
np26
politicians
np27
both the ruling party
np28
the opposition
np29
their outrage
np30
the terrorism
np31
Copenhagen
np32
The Danish Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj
np33
Danish Integration Minister
np34
Danish Integration Minister
np35
Action Group Beate
np36