Neo-Nazis Groups In World

[Michellica]

ye mosht bachehan ke khabar nadaran az hichi..ishalla bozorg mishan aghleshoon dobare barmigarde sare jash..

[donsaeid]

Don saied jun, shoma in sheri ke to signaturet hast ta hala khundi, manisho miduni chieh:


age manisho mifahmdi, in harfaro nemineveshti

come again? yekam bishtar tozih midadi aziz behtar bod. manisho midonam baba jun.

i dont have any sympati for them. i wished fascism, sionism, fanatism and rasicm didnt exist.

unfortunetly it does.

and what we do have to do?

baraye mesal... motad hast to donya... malool hast to donya... bimaraye aidsi hast to donya... do we have to put them all away?
if we start limiting others.. there will be people that with limit us...

Freedom has it limits... and it comes when that freedom of yours hurting feelings or body of some one else

[Rasputin]

نئونازی های آلمان
پشت پرچم اهدائی سفارت جمهوری اسلامی



عكس بالا را خبرنگار اشپيگل از تجمع 600 نفری اعضا و هواداران حزب نژاد پرست ان . پ. د آلمان تهيه كرده است . خبرنگار از تعريف و تمجيد نژاد پرست های آلمانی از محمود احمدی نژاد و از جمهوری اسلامی، توسط نازی های آلمانی می نويسد. آن ها احمدی نژاد را فردی طرفدار هيتلر، ضد يهودی و ضد كمونيست می دانند.
در ششماه گذشته 2 نفر از مهاجرين افريقائی در آلمان بدست نژاد پرست هايی كه اكنون طرفدار احمدی نژاد شده اند كشته شده اند و شمار زيادی مجروح. هفت سال پيش راستگرايان نژاد پرست آلمان، با پرتاب كوكتل مولوتف به درون خانه يك خانواده ترك و مسلمان اعضای اين خانواده را به آتش كشيدند تا برای خود شهرتی جهانی كسب كنند. آنهائی كه احمدی نژاد می گويد به سفارت جمهوری اسلامی در آلمان مراجعه كرده و خواهان پرچم جمهوری اسلامی بودند تا بنفع تيم فوتبال ايران شعار بدهند، همينها هستند كه اتفاقا عكسشان را هم با پرچم اهدائی سفارت جمهوری اسلامی، اشپيگل منتشر كرده است.

[Riaz]

mariz ke hastan, vali age be zoor saketeshoon konim be nahve oonast! ama manam kheyli narahat misham az daste injoor adama, makhsoosan iraniash, chon iran makhsoosan niaz be yek jameeye motahedi dare!

[donsaeid]

mariz ke hastan, vali age be zoor saketeshoon konim be nahve oonast! ama manam kheyli narahat misham az daste injoor adama, makhsoosan iraniash, chon iran makhsoosan niaz be yek jameeye motahedi dare!

dorood

age bekhaim be zor saket konim dorost mishe chizi mesle hezbe tode.

ino nabayad faramosh kard ke hezbe nazi dar iran kheili ghavi bod dar zamane reza shah va hatta tedade ziadi az afsarhaye va farmandegane artesh ashkara az hezbe nazi va hitler defa mikardan. va khahane etehad ba ona bodan.

moteasefane keshvare ma dar har do jange jahani goole pirozie zod hengame Austria/Germany ro khord.

Age dar tarikh bekhonid dar jange jahanie aval ma daste komak be soye Austria-Hungry Deraz kardim. Va WW2 be soye Germany.

hamontor ke migi baraye halle moshkelate kononi be yek vahdate melli niaz darim va kenar gozashtane tafavotha.

[Riaz]

dorood bar shoma!

albate dar salhaye 30 too Iran age midoonestan Nazia mikhastan dar karkhooneye marg 13 million adamo bokoshan hatman tedade Nazia dar Iran kheyli kamtar miboodesh, na?

va Russia ke dasht too Iran kheyli dekhalat mikard hich behtar az Nazia nabood!

bad bale Almania va Irania hamisheh vase ham ehteram ghael boodan.

takhsire Austria-Hungary vaghean nabood ke oon jang tabdil be jange jahani shod..

[ali_jigar]

vaghean che adamaye bikaari peida mishan

[donsaeid]

vaghean che adamaye bikaari peida mishan

ino motmaen bash az to bikartar nistan

[donsaeid]

dorood bar shoma!

albate dar salhaye 30 too Iran age midoonestan Nazia mikhastan dar karkhooneye marg 13 million adamo bokoshan hatman tedade Nazia dar Iran kheyli kamtar miboodesh, na?

va Russia ke dasht too Iran kheyli dekhalat mikard hich behtar az Nazia nabood!

bad bale Almania va Irania hamisheh vase ham ehteram ghael boodan.

takhsire Austria-Hungary vaghean nabood ke oon jang tabdil be jange jahani shod..

1. cheghadr almana to jange jahani koshtan maloom nist. hichkas sure nist about tedad.

2. i cant talk about what iranians might have done if they new.

3. Russia, england and later USA has done 10 times or even more damage then arabs to iran.

4. why and what happend in dawn of ww1 is another study or thread if you start one i would love to disscus it with you

[golgol85]

bahse jalebi bood. shaki dar in nist ke kari ke Nazi ha kardan dar germany, eshtebah bood. vali in gorooh dar orkut, momkene chizhayi ke migeah ya ahdafi ke dareh offensive bashe, vali its just talk. ta zamani ke kasi ro hurt nakardeh mishe az vojoodesh enteghad kard, vali thats all that can be done.

[Rasputin]

پوستر تبليغاتی حزب راست افراطی FPO يا حزب آزادی اتريش در وين پايتخت اين کشور. روی اين پوستر شعار "خانه به جای اسلام" نوشته شده است.

2 ta Iranian members ham dareh in hezb-e ahmaghaneh ! More Info Later !

[mike435]

i just started reading the artical from top
intresting conversation

but as much as i hate nazis and the nazi partys i do think they have the right to protest in an independent and peacefull way.

i mean look they do it all the time in the US and that is a bitter sweet thing

bitter because they excist and they preach hate
sweet because you really do see fredom of speech

also note that these protest in the US are never sponsered by the government and it would be illigal if they were wether it is for the nazis, democrats, green peac movment or the republicans

US does have a great freedom of speech policy

[Rasputin]

Neo-Nazis attack Egyptian diplomat in Ukraine

Neo-Nazis attacked an Egyptian diplomat in the Ukrainian capital Kiev and the Ukrainian government has said it deeply regrets the incident, the Egyptian state news agency MENA said on Saturday.

A group of 12 people assaulted the diplomat, counselor Khaled Nader, in the city centre as part of a series of attacks on foreigners by racist groups, it said.

The agency did not say when the attack took place or whether the diplomat was injured. The Foreign Ministry spokesman was not immediately available to give more details.

As soon as he heard the news, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit told the Egyptian embassy in Kiev to make a formal protest. The Ukrainian foreign ministry said it regretted the attack on the diplomat and the authorities are trying to identify his attackers, the agency added.

[Rasputin]

Neo-Nazis Kill Anti-Fascists in Izhevsk, Russia

Neo-Nazis murdered an anti-fascist activist in Izhvesk, Russia (Republic of Udmurtiya) and may be responsible for a second killing, according to a March 29, 2007 report in the local newspaper Tsenter and an April 4, 2007 report by the Sova Information-Analytical Center. On March 27, several dozen neo-Nazis reportedly attacked anti-fascist youths in the downtown area as they were skateboarding. One of the victims later died in the hospital. Four youths were detained in relation to the attack, but were later released, apparently after their alibis were confirmed. The Sova report added that a 14 year old girl who may have been injured in the earlier attack died in the hospital on April 2.

The Tsentr article gave a brief history of neo-Nazi violence in recent years--a February 2004 attack that left a young man with serious brain trauma, and an August 2006 knifing. Prosecutors dropped extremism charges against suspects in the first case and the investigation into the stabbing expired without any charges.

[Rasputin]

An unusually high number of racist attacks took place in Ukraine throughout the month of March 2007, according to a report by Vyacheslav Likhachyov, UCSJ's Kiev monitor. Although not mentioned in Mr. Likhachyov’s report, racist and antisemitic violence, along with corresponding rhetoric from some Ukrainian politicians, does have a tendency to spike upwards during times of political turmoil in Ukraine, making it possible that the rising frequency of incidents last month was related to the latest political crisis, which has paralyzed the government.

Mr. Likhachyov began his summary with an incident previously reported by UCSJ--on March 3, around 50 extremist nationalists held a racist rally in Kiev. With arms extended in the fascist salute, the demonstrators screamed racist slogans like “Ukraine for the Ukrainians!” in a protest action near the city's Shulyavsky Market, whose traders are mostly from African nations and other developing countries. The protestors accused the traders of “sleeping with our women.” “We want the Ukrainian people to be the master on our land,” Oles Vakhny, a march organizer, announced.

Mr. Likhachyov added that the rally had an antisemitic element as well--one demonstrator held a sign reading “Stop Zionist-African expansion.” In addition, three neo-Nazis participating in the rally reportedly attacked a Chinese man, chasing him into a nearby McDonalds, where security guards eventually stopped them from beating him.

On March 7, neo-Nazis attacked a Brazilian soccer player visiting Kiev from Vilnius, Lithuania. Around a dozen skinheads beat Glejtona Barbozu after setting off tear gas in his face. The victim refused to report the incident to police.


On March 9, eight teenagers attacked five Indian students at a medical institute in Simferopol. One of the students used a scalpel during the brawl to slash one of the teenagers, who was subsequently hospitalized; another Indian used a gas-powered pistol. Police denied that the attackers were neo-Nazis. Over the previous month, other attacks on foreign students in Simferopol were reported.


On March 16, hundreds of neo-Nazis gathered in Kiev for a “white power” rock music performance by the group Tin Sontsa (“Shadow of the Sun”). An anti-fascist youth was assaulted near the concert venue—the National University of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy—after trying to take pictures of the event. Recorded speeches of Adolf Hitler were played during the concert as the musicians screamed “Sieg heil!” and raised their arms in the fascist salute. The lead singer reportedly incited the crowd to antisemitic violence by calling out: “If you see a Jew, break his nose!” There was unconfirmed information that market traders from the Caucasus working near the concert venue were also assaulted.

On March 18, university students in Kharkov belonging to the far-right Patriot of Ukraine youth movement held a torchlight procession on campus. Marchers screamed out in unison: “One race! One nation! Our motherland—Ukraine!” and “Give the best dormitories to Ukrainian students!” University officials reportedly authorized the demonstration, which passed without incident. Evgeny Zakharov—head of the Kharkov Human Rights Protection Group, the country’s leading human rights NGO—opined that the action was aimed at intimidating foreign students, and added that this was the third such demonstration and that violence against foreign students followed the previous marches. However, the victims were too scared to report the attacks to the police.

On March 21, an anti-racist meeting in Kiev (The March Against Racism) was partially disrupted by Oles Vakhny (a participant in the March 3 anti-African rally mentioned above). Mr. Vakhny reportedly threw bananas at the well known Nigerian pastor Sandey Adeladja after asking him why so many Nigerians are drug dealers. Mr. Vakhny then allegedly fought with a security guard and was given a 15 day jail sentence for “hooliganism.”

On March 31, a citizen of Bangladesh named Abu Bakar was murdered on Kibalchich Street in Kiev after suffering multiple stab wounds. Police are considering ethnic hatred as a possible motive for the killing.

Finally, on April 2, two young men dressed in the typical uniform of neo-Nazis seriously injured a citizen of Iran. The attack took place near Kiev’s Politekhnichesky Institut metro station. The attackers left unharmed a female translator accompanying the Iranian man. Police detained both young men shortly after the assault, but it is not known what charges were filed against them.

The government’s reaction to this wave of violence has been mixed. As in the case of previously reported antisemitic attacks, there have been relatively few arrests made in connection with the assaults mentioned in Mr. Likhachyov’s report. However, in a sign of progress on the rhetorical front, on March 18, Ukraine’s new Minister of Internal Affairs, Vasily Tsushko, used the occasion of his first press conference as minister to declare that police intend to focus increased attention on neo-Nazi activity. He also called for a law to disband organizations that use fascist symbols. Previously, Ukrainian officials have either denied or played down the threat to public order posed by extremist nationalist groups. It remains to be seen what sort of concrete action will follow Minister Tsushko’s unprecedented statement.