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Swastika cap observed at Melbourne train station

A man wearing a cap emblazoned with a swastika was observed at Melbourne’s train station last Friday.

The man, spotted shortly after a football match, was photographed by a 23-year-old descendant of Holocaust survivors.

The Chariman of the Anti-Defamation Commission said: “From the special spot in hell reserved for such monsters, Hitler must be smiling, knowing that his followers are continuing his destructive legacy.”

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