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Kristy Campion, Senior Lecturer in Terrorism Studies, Charles Sturt University

A history of Australia’s Nazi hunters reveals a troubling tolerance for war criminals

Adolf Hitler addresses the Reichstag in 1939. Arquivo Nacional Collection/Public domain

Neo-Nazis marching through Australian streets, black-clad and masked, have become a common sight in recent years. Over a century since the rise of fascism – Nazism is the German school of fascist ideology – perhaps we have forgotten or become complacent about what this actually means.


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