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How Britain’s neo-Nazi dark web became a hub for global extremism

Online antisemitism in the UK has led to real-world violence in Europe and the United States, proving the Community Security Trust's work monitoring the internet is more important than ever

By David Rose

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How Britain’s neo-Nazi dark web became a hub for global extremism
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