Nuremberg Riots of 2105

The Nuremburg Riots were a series of anti-war protests held in the city of Nuremburg, EC-Germany from July 8 to July 14, 2105 in opposition of the Balkans War. At the time, they were the "worst", most widespread and violent public protests in the European Commonwealth since the war began in 2090. They began on July 8, the 15th anniversary of the war's outbreak, with peaceful demonstrations in Nuremburg. When a group of students barricaded themselves within Nuremburg National College as part of the protests, riot police were called in to reclaim the school grounds and a student was killed in the process. This in turn sparked six days of demonstrations and rioting throughout the country in which at least three more people were killed and more than 200 injured.