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Nazi Propaganda Online: 14 Minors Searched

They published posters about the massacres of supremacist attackers, exalting Hitler or Brenton Tarrant, the author of attacks on mosques with dozens dead. But they also proposed techniques for actions or the construction of devices. The Ros police and Digos agents carried out searches in different cities against 17 people — including 14 [...] The article exalted Hitler, proposed attacks and techniques for building bombs: 14 minors searched come…

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They published posters about the massacres of supremacist attackers, exalting Hitler or Brenton Tarrant, the author of attacks on mosques with dozens dead. But they also proposed techniques for...

·Rome, Italy
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They published posters about the massacres of supremacist attackers, exalting Hitler or Brenton Tarrant, the author of attacks on mosques with dozens dead. But they also proposed techniques for actions or the construction of devices. The Ros police and Digos agents carried out searches in different cities against 17 people — including 14 [...] The article exalted Hitler, proposed attacks and techniques for building bombs: 14 minors searched come…

·Rome, Italy
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Digos and Ros have identified an online radicalization network that published videos of known terrorists, including Brenton Tarrant, extolling their uncensored exploits; fomented hate through the propaganda of ideas based on racism, anti-Semitism, gender discrimination, neo-Nazism; carried out online gaming activities where scenes of violence and the killing of ethnic minorities were virtually re-proposed

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Operation all over Italy. They were on groups New European Order and Italian Fascist Front (ANSA)

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Operation all over Italy. They were on groups New European Order and Italian Fascist Front

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Seventeen people are involved across half of Italy. The investigation stemmed from monitoring neo-Nazi social media groups. They posted videos of massacres and notorious terrorists like Brenton Tarrant. Weapons, flags, and SS banners were seized.

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italpress.com broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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