Following Fatal Stabbing In Southport, UK, White Supremacist Organization Launches Protest Movement Across Europe; Rallies Identitarian Groups From Belgium, Netherlands, France, Denmark, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Italy - Part I: Belgium and Netherlands
Following the July 29, 2024 Southport mass stabbing at a dance studio in Southport, United Kingdom, in which three children were killed and 10 others injured by a 17-year-old of Rwandan descent, a white supremacist organization launched a European ultranationalist protest campaign. Posters were put up across Europe, depicting the faces of the three murdered children.
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