PRAGUE - In a clash with police last night arrested 100 radical nationalists who attempted to attack the neighborhood in which live mostly Roma.

"At the hospital in Ceske Budejovice doctors took care of eight people, six protesters and two policemen. One person because of a concussion had to stay in the hospital, "said hospital spokesman in the town in the south of the Czech Ivana Kerlesova.

"The police seized weapons and other dangerous items - baseball bats, metal bars, and gas weapons," said today the agency CTK police spokesman Lenka Holick.

This is the second violent protest by extremists against Czech Roma, a reason, and for the first 29 June, served a plain feud between children on the playground on 21 June, which included more than 100 adults.

In the center of Česka Budejovice gathered Saturday evening about 400 people and local radical nationalists came to the aid of demonstrators and extreme right-wing activists from other parts of the Czech Republic.

Police closed the passage to the Roma neighborhood as radical and racist slogans shouted "Czech Czechs" when city authorities ordered the protesters to disperse.

The crowd, however, began to attack Roma in their neighborhood, where they were met by a police cordon. The police said stone throwing, bottles and miscellaneous items and special riot and their cavalry units clashed with the radicals to prevent them from entering the village.

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