German woman convicted over 1991 attack on coach in Hungary

A German court has convicted a woman in connection with a failed bombing of a busload of Soviet Jews in Hungary. The court ruled that the terrorist Andrea Klump, 47, must serve additional time in jail for aiding in the 1991 attack in Budapest on a bus carrying Jews from Russia on their way into emigration. The blast wounded two Hungarian police officers and injured four passengers. Klump must spend a total of 12 years in jail. She is currently serving a nine-year sentence for attempting to set off a bomb at a NATO base in Rota, Spain, in June 1988.