Neo-Nazi Propaganda Case: 17 Under Investigation, Including 14 Minors
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In Italy, operations were carried out in 11 cities against a neo-Nazi group believed to be preparing a terrorist attack. During the operation, the homes, workplaces, and computer systems of 17 suspects, 14 of whom were children, were searched.
Italy raids neo-Nazi network over synagogue attack plot, finds bomb manuals and weapo
Fourteen of the 17 suspects are minors; investigators say the groups praised Hitler and the SS, spread antisemitic, racist and homophobic propaganda, shared mass killers’ manifestos, denied the Holocaust and recruited members through Telegram
Many had joined the "Italian Fascist Front" and "New European Order" online groups, with posts against Jews, homosexuals and people of color.
Underage members of the groups distributed Nazi propaganda, videos of mass murders, and instructions for making explosive devices.
Some participated in the social groups "Chat of the New European Order" or "Italian Fascist Front." They also promoted the supremacist group "The Base" in addition to providing manuals of self training and techniques of direct actions
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