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1999 London Nail Bombings
One of the worse neo-Nazi terrorists attacks the world had ever seen was the 1999 London Nail Bombing, where David James Copeland, did 3 separate bombings in the month of April. David Copeland was a neurotic neo-Nazi, who was known to be an angry heavy metal fan when he was younger. During his teen he…
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White Wolves
In 1994 a new neo-Nazi group would form. This time it would be organized differently featuring a leaderless structure, known as White Wolves. The group instead issued a 15-page manifesto called “The Blueprint of Terror.” It was published by an anonymous source, which most believe is David Myatt. Others believe they are an off shoot…
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Svoboda
Svoboda is a political party in Ukraine, which is very fanatical. It was set up in 1994, and brands itself with neo-Nazi symbolism. It was even derived from another smaller known as Social-National Party of Ukraine. The party never had much luck in politics but still was active in promoting their own neo-Nazi cause. Interestingly…
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Frankie Meeink
Frank Meeink was another American neo-Nazi with a Jewish background like Frank Collins. Meeink was a former white supremacist who, became a famous gangster, thanks to the 1998 American crime drama, ‘America History X.” When he was 17, he kidnapped and nearly killed a black person with a gun. Since he used a firearm in…
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Black Order
Black Order was another Satanic Nazi group, that was founded in 1994. They were considered an off shoot of Order of Nine Angels. For a small and relatively unknown organization, they were able to organize cells in Britain, France, Italy, Finland, Sweden, Germany, the United States of America and Australia, dedicated to fostering National Socialism,…
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National Socialist Movement
There were multiple movements that ran under the name of National Social Movement. One ran from 1962 to 1968, in Britain. There was an American version that was started 1978 that still runs today, mainly focus street protest. There were also group who labeled themselves the National Socialist Movement in Norway, as well as Denmark.…
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David Myatt
David Myatt was both a neo-Nazi as well as an Islamic extremist throughout his life. Myatt is writer, religious leader, and a neo-Nazi group organizer, for groups such as Order of Nine Angles, Combat 18, and the Numinous Way. He has also done a lot of work to incorporate Satanism in his work. Myatt was…
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End of Search for Hitler
For many years, after the Second World War, the FBI and CIA looked for Hitler. They had many pieces of evidence pointing to Hitler’s escape to South America, but they never had enough information to find him. It took the FBI 16 years after the death of Adolf Hitler, in 1961, to give up the…
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Column 88
Column 88 was a neo-Nazi paramilitary group, that only lasted a decade but had better leadership than most of neo-Nazi at the time, due to its leader being an ex-Royal Marine Commando, Major Ian Souter Clarence and another veteran named Leslie Eric Lutz Vaughan. The group claims to date back to 1945, with them claiming…
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Dan Burros
Dan Burros was a Jewish Neo-Nazi who was associated with many far-right organizations, during the 1960’s. Burros was born to a Russian Jewish family and went to a Hebrew school early on in life. He did well in school, but during his teenage years, he turned into a self-hating Jew, while also promoting neo-Nazism. He…
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