Mein Kampf in Britain’s bookshops An Arabic bookshop on Edgware Road in London is reportedly selling translations of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf – the book which defined the aggressively antisemitic and
A Lancashire taxi driver, who was sentenced in court on Monday for his involvement in the far-right riots last summer, was found to have a history of engaging with neo-Nazi
A former RAF (Royal Air Force) cadet admitted in court on Friday that he was responsible for far-right graffiti. An unnamed seventeen-year-old boy appeared in court at the Old Bailey
Waterstones has removed from sale a “Deluxe” edition of Mein Kampf after Campaign Against Antisemitism alerted the bookseller to the listing on its website. Mein Kampf was the Magnus opus
The French President Emmanuel Macron was assaulted on camera earlier this week by members of the public, one of whom was later found to have had a copy of Adolf
WH Smith removed The Protocols of the Elders of Zion overnight last week from its online shop but continues to offer for sale several books and DVDs by the antisemitic
Latin America’s largest online retailer, Mercado Libre, is removing from sale antisemitic merchandise, including books such as Mein Kampf and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. In February the
Antisemitism and Holocaust denial has become a regular feature of anti-lockdown protests in the Canadian West Coast city of Vancouver. An anti-mask Twitter feed recently posted a video of prominent
WH Smith has apologised for selling Mein Kampf and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and immediately removed the books from sale. The booksellers had been offering various editions
A jury at Manchester Crown Court has heard that a neo-Nazi teenager from Durham hoped to follow in Adolf Hitler’s footsteps and listed numerous targets “worth attacking” with Molotov cocktails,
