UK alleged neo-Nazi Andrew Dymock found guilty on 15 terrorism charges
Dymock supposedly founded two banned far-right extremists groups and wrote articles calling for genocide and calling Jews a 'cancer,' but he claims he was set up.
Anti-Nazi demonstrators hold a placard as neo-Nazi groups attend the "Day of Honour" in Budapest, Hungary, February 8, 2020, to commemorate the breakout attempt by Schutzstaffel (SS) troops from Soviet-surrounded Budapest during World War Two.(photo credit: REUTERS)ByAARON REICHUpdated:
