A “self-proclaimed Nazi” has gone on trial in the UK over comments he allegedly made at far-right rallies in which he described “international Jewry” as a “disease”.
The 22-year old from Lancashire, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday, pleading not guilty to two counts of inciting racial hatred.
The court was played a video of the defendant giving a speech in Blackpool, in which he told the crowd "you can call me Nazi, you can call me fascist. That is what I am."
He said that Britain had "fought the National Socialists, who were there to remove Jewry from Europe once and for all.
