In The Wake Of Clashes In Angers, France, Neo-Nazi, Ultranationalist Revolutionary Groups Raise Funds

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July 7, 2023

Clashes between ultranationalists and far left activists had been ongoing in the French city of Angers for five days. On Telegram, neo-Nazis and fascists from across France have offered their support for their comrades in Angers and begun raising funds on Telegram. The report provides examples. 

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