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-[[File:Wolfsangel.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Ukrainian neo-Nazi banner of the [[Azov Battalion]].<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/10/azov-far-right-fighters-ukraine-neo-nazis</ref>]]
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-'''Neo-Nazis''' are a number of loosely defined [[far-Left]] groups that admire the works and philosophies of [[Adolf Hitler]].  They have a tendency to attract the young and disenfranchised of society from the population that forms part of the majority groups.  General beliefs include a desire to keep racial or ethnic purity.  While generally small in number, the groups are reported upon due to the fear of what would occur if they ever spread.  Popular locations for Neo-Nazi activity included the [[United States]] and [[Germany]].  Arguably, the most famous Neo-Nazi group is the [[Skinheads]].  They consist of otherwise diverse group affiliations - like the early Nazis: [[heterosexual]]s ([[Goebbels]]) and [[homosexual]]s ([[Röhm]]), [[asexual]]s and [[bisexual]]s ([https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2018/10/adolf-hitler-bisexual-according-declassified-1942-cia-profile/ the arch-criminal himself]), people with megalomania and decent-appearing people ([[Eichmann]]), social outcasts and party animals.
-In 2014 the [[Obama regime]] empowered organized Neo-Nazi groups (including the [[Azov Battalion]]) during the [[Ukrainian]] [[Maidan Revolution]] to seize power and oust a democratically elected regime.
-===Charlottesville===
-[[File:Charlottesville Ukraine.jpg|left|350px|thumb|Charlotteslville [[white supremacist]]s received training from Ukrainian Nazis.<ref>https://worldbeyondwar.org/letter-charlottesville-ukraine/</ref>]]
-In October 2018 an unsealed FBI indictment of four American white supremacists from the Rise Above Movement (RAM) declared that the defendants had trained with the Azov Battalion.<ref>https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-europe/2019/02/15/defend-the-white-race-american-extremists-being-co-opted-by-ukraines-far-right/</ref> The training took place after the white supremacist gang participated in violent riots in Huntington Beach and Berkeley, California and Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017 where a counter-protester, Heather Heyer, was killed in a vehicular homicide by a white supremacist. The indictment stated that the [[Azov Battalion]] “is believed to have participated in training and radicalizing United States-based white supremacy organizations.”<ref>https://int.nyt.com/data/documenthelper/421-robert-rundo-complaint/0f1e76cdeef814133f24/optimized/full.pdf</ref>
-The FBI indictment details RAM's meetings with one of the key figures in Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov Battalion militia.  In August 2018 RAM members published photos on [[Instagram]] showing themselves meeting with Olena Semanyaka,<ref>https://www.illiberalism.org/olena-semenyaka-the-first-lady-of-ukrainian-nationalism/</ref> the leader of the International Department of the Ukrainian National Corps, which functions as a civilian arm of the Azov Battalion. RAM’s Gab account provides additional details of the group’s foray through Ukraine in May 2018. The trip centered around the Paneuropa conference, an event that brings together fascists from across the West to encourage international collaboration. It is hosted at the Reconquista Club in [[Kyiv]].  The visit, which followed on the heels of meetings with white supremacists in [[Germany]] and with [[Italy]]’s fascist CasaPound party, highlighted the centrality of Ukraine to international fascist organizing. Further, the Paneuropa conference, where fascists build connections across national borders, revealed the Azov Battalion as much more than a militia fighting for control of a sliver of contested territory in eastern Ukraine.  Azov leaders openly acknowledge that were it not for the Obama-backed Maidan coup, their organization would never have developed into the powerhouse it is. As Semanyaka said this year, according to a summary:
-[[File:Azov-reconquista.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Ukrainian neo-Nazi poster]]
-{{quotebox-float|"The Ukrainian nationalist movement would have never reached such a level of development unless the war with Russia had begun. For the first time since the [[Second World War]], nationalist formations have managed to create their own military wings, the brightest example being the Azov regime of the National Guard of Ukraine.”<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2018/11/15/blowback-how-us-funded-fascists-in-ukraine-mentor-us-white-supremacists/</ref>}}
-[[Max Blumenthal]] wrote in 2018,<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2018/11/17/blowback-us-funded-ukraine-neo-nazis-mentor-us-white-supremacists/</ref> "Azov boasts combat experience, unlimited access to light weapons, and supporters honeycombed throughout the upper echelons of Ukraine’s military and government. No longer just a militia, the organization has developed into a political juggernaut that can overpower Ukraine’s government. Two years ago [2016],<ref>https://korrespondent.net/ukraine/3685301-azovtsy-pryhrozyly-fyzycheskoi-raspravoi-nardepam</ref> the group flexed its muscle on the streets of Kiev, bringing out 10,000 supporters to demand that the government bend to their will or face a coup."  Ivan Katchanovski, a professor of political science at the University of Ottawa and leading investigator of the 2014 [[Odessa Trade Unions House massacre]] where at least 46 [[Russian]]s were burnt alive by Ukrainian Nazis, said “With its military experience and weapons, Azov has the ability to blackmail the government and defend themselves politically against any opposition. They openly say that if the government will not advance an ideology similar to theirs, they will overthrow it.”
-==See also==
-*[[List of Neo-Nazi Media Publications]]
-*[[Alexandra Chalupa]]
-*[[Victoria Nuland]]
-*[[Stepan Bandera]]
-*[[Fancy Bear]]
-*[[Ukrainian collusion]]
-*[[Donbas war]]
-*[[Russia-Ukraine war]]
-*[[Chrystia Freeland]]
-==References==
-{{reflist}}
-[[Category:Hate Groups]]
-[[Category:Nazism]]
-[[Category:Liberals]]

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