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May 12, 2012

Even Now, Nazis Stalk Europe

Peter Goodspeed, National Post

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Like vermin in a time of pestilence, neo-Nazi groups appear to be enjoying a resurgence in a Europe plagued by increasing financial chaos and uncertainty. As Europe celebrated the 67th anniversary of V.E. Day and the defeat of Hitler’s Nazis this week, it also reeled in disbelief as an angry Greek electorate gave 7% of their votes to the neo-Nazi, anti-immigrant Golden Dawn party.

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TAGGED: Europe, Greece, Nazi party, Eurozone, Golden Dawn

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