US EditionNine arrested over 'Hitler birthday party' in pub
- Nine people were arrested in April after a far-right group allegedly celebrated Adolf Hitler's birthday in a pub in Royton, Greater Manchester.
- The arrests followed a Manchester Evening News investigation and police raids across several northwest towns triggered by photos showing Nazi flags and symbols.
- During early morning raids, officers recovered various weapons including bladed arms, a crossbow, replica guns, a device initially thought to be a grenade but later deemed safe, as well as Nazi-related items.
- Assistant Chief Constable Steph Parker remarked that the group demonstrates a strong interest in concepts that are known to cause concern among communities throughout Greater Manchester.
- The investigation remains led by Greater Manchester Police, which stressed there is no public risk but called for vigilance to prevent intimidation or harm.
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Nine neo-Nazis arrested in British pub after celebrating 'Hitler's birthday' with swastika cake
Nine neo-Nazis arrested in British pub after celebrating Adolf Hitler's birthday with swastika cake - Nine people have been arrested after a group of neo-Nazis held a birthday party to mark what would have been Adolf Hitler's 136th birthday at a pub in Oldham
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