Police are investigating a secret meeting of neo-Nazis from across Europe that took place in the UK last month.
More than 350 far-right activists gathered in Cambridgeshire over a weekend at the end of September to mark the anniversary of the death of Ian Stuart Donaldson, who founded white supremacist group 'Blood and Honour'.
The "mini-festival" – which was actually acting as a 'Help for Heroes' charity event – was organised by Blood and Honour and attracted hundreds of extremists, 75% of whom arrived from outside of the UK to attend.
Footage from the rally shows those in attendance making Nazi salutes.
Footage has emerged of the event, which shows hundreds of attendees – many with shaved heads – singing along to white power songs and shouting "Sieg Heil!" – a phrase that signified loyalty to Adolf Hitler in Germany during the 1930s and 1940s.
Blood and Honour have been banned in countries across Europe for promoting extreme views. Cambridgeshire Police are investigating the rally for inciting hatred.
[via Channel 4 News]
