Members of the public took to the streets of Athens on September 18, marking five years since 34-year-old activist and singer Pavlos Fyssas was assassinated by a member of the Greek neo-nazi Golden Dawn party.

The memorial turned violent as demonstrators clashed with police, with molotov cocktails and rocks thrown by the public prompting officers to respond with tear gas.

Rage and fire bombs exploding through passerby in Thessaloniki Greece.
Clashes erupted in Thessaloniki on Tuesday night, following a protest to honour the five-year-anniversary of the assassination of antifa hip-hop artist Pavlos Fyssas by a Golden Dawn member. Thousands of anarchists and far left members attacked using exploding fire bombs and shooting straight-line flares against polices forces guarding SYRIZA goverment party offices. Clashes spead with fires and barricades accross city center