A group of about 40 men wearing black balaclavas and brandishing Australian flags at Artarmon train station in Sydney, Friday, January 26 (AAP). Credit: AAP Image/Supplied by Transport for NSW
Sydney witnessed neo-Nazi incidents across three consecutive days over the Australia Day weekend, prompting fears the ideology is gaining popularity in Australia.
Sydney witnessed neo-Nazi incidents across three consecutive days over the Australia Day weekend, prompting fears the ideology is gaining popularity in Australia.
So who are the people behind these incidents and should we be worried about a potential rise in neo-Nazism?
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