Active Club Finland Welcomes Australian Neo-Nazi Visitor, To Engage In ‘Active Cooperation And Collaboration’ With 'Other Countries'

Finnish white supremacists and neo-Nazis have developed international neo-Nazi "Active Clubs" in several Finnish cities. In May, Active Club Finland shared a post about a visit from Australian neo-Nazis, mentioning the need for “active cooperation and collaboration” and vowing to “meet again.” The full report provides details.

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Active Club Finland Welcomes Australian Neo-Nazi Visitor, To Engage In ‘Active Cooperation And Collaboration’ With 'Other Countries'

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