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Slovakia's far-right Kotleba party uses Nazi salutes and blames all crime on gypsies | Daily Mail Online
'A far-right party has emerged in Slovakia that openly uses Nazi salutes, blames all crime on gypsies and considers NATO a terror group. '
'It openly admires the Nazi puppet state which Slovakia was during the Second World War and - unlike other far-right parties in Europe - celebrates Nazi imagery. '
'The party takes its name from its leader, Marian Kotleba, previously chairman of the banned neo-Nazi Slovak Togetherness-National Party, which organized anti-Roma rallies and admired Nazi rule in Slovakia. '
'Party members use Nazi salutes, blame Roma for crime in deprived areas, consider NATO a terror group and want the country out of the alliance and the European Union. ', "In contrast to most of Europe's far-right groups
'it's truly neo-Nazi, it advocates the legacy of the Nazi war state,' says Eduard Chmelar, a Slovak political analyst."
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'A far-right party has emerged in Slovakia that openly uses Nazi salutes, blames all crime on gypsies and considers NATO a terror group. '
'It openly admires the Nazi puppet state which Slovakia was during the Second World War and - unlike other far-right parties in Europe - celebrates Nazi imagery. '
'The party takes its name from its leader, Marian Kotleba, previously chairman of the banned neo-Nazi Slovak Togetherness-National Party, which organized anti-Roma rallies and admired Nazi rule in Slovakia. '
'Party members use Nazi salutes, blame Roma for crime in deprived areas, consider NATO a terror group and want the country out of the alliance and the European Union. ', "In contrast to most of Europe's far-right groups
'it's truly neo-Nazi, it advocates the legacy of the Nazi war state,' says Eduard Chmelar, a Slovak political analyst."
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