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'''Neo-Nazism''', by its most general meaning, refers to the post-[[Second World War]] adherence to [[Nazism]]. Neo-Nazis are highly [[Racism|racist]] (often of the [[White supremacy|white supremacist]] and [[Antisemitism|anti-Semitic]] type), [[Conspiracy theory|conspiratorial]], and [[reactionary]]. Neo-Nazism is heavily linked with the "[[alt-right]]", and can be viewed as a particular form of [[neo-fascism]]. Neo-Nazis' goals range from performing terrorist actions against perceived racial enemies, starting a [[race war]], and creating a Fourth Reich, a successor state to the [[German Reich (1933–1945)|Third Reich]], which was Germany under the [[National Socialist German Workers' Party|NSDAP (Nazi Party)]]. <ref>{{News citation|newspaper=Southern Poverty Law Center|title=Ideology: Neo-Nazi|url=https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/ideology/neo-nazi}}</ref> The term Neo-Nazi also refers to movements that seek to either revive the ideology of the [[Nazi]] entirely or partially. Due to their beliefs in [[Nazism]], Neo-Nazi's borrow elements from the Nazi Doctrine that includes ultrationalism, [[Anti-communism]], [[Racism]], [[Ableism]], xenophobia and [[Homophobia|LGBT+]]. Neo-Nazi's tend to incorporate the usage of Nazi Imagery and the admiration of the former Nazi leader [[Adolf Hitler]]. | '''Neo-Nazism''', by its most general meaning, refers to the post-[[Second World War]] adherence to [[Nazism]]. Neo-Nazis are highly [[Racism|racist]] (often of the [[White supremacy|white supremacist]] and [[Antisemitism|anti-Semitic]] type), [[Conspiracy theory|conspiratorial]], and [[reactionary]]. Neo-Nazism is heavily linked with the "[[alt-right]]", and can be viewed as a particular form of [[neo-fascism]]. Neo-Nazis' goals range from performing terrorist actions against perceived racial enemies, starting a [[race war]], and creating a Fourth Reich, a successor state to the [[German Reich (1933–1945)|Third Reich]], which was Germany under the [[National Socialist German Workers' Party|NSDAP (Nazi Party)]]. <ref>{{News citation|newspaper=Southern Poverty Law Center|title=Ideology: Neo-Nazi|url=https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/ideology/neo-nazi}}</ref> The term Neo-Nazi also refers to movements that seek to either revive the ideology of the [[Nazi]] entirely or partially. Due to their beliefs in [[Nazism]], Neo-Nazi's borrow elements from the Nazi Doctrine that includes ultrationalism, [[Anti-communism]], [[Racism]], [[Ableism]], xenophobia and [[Homophobia|LGBT+phobia]]. Neo-Nazi's tend to incorporate the usage of Nazi Imagery and the admiration of the former Nazi leader [[Adolf Hitler]]. | ||
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Neo-Nazism, by its most general meaning, refers to the post-Second World War adherence to Nazism. Neo-Nazis are highly racist (often of the white supremacist and anti-Semitic type), conspiratorial, and reactionary. Neo-Nazism is heavily linked with the "alt-right", and can be viewed as a particular form of neo-fascism. Neo-Nazis' goals range from performing terrorist actions against perceived racial enemies, starting a race war, and creating a Fourth Reich, a successor state to the Third Reich, which was Germany under the NSDAP (Nazi Party). [1] The term Neo-Nazi also refers to movements that seek to either revive the ideology of the Nazi entirely or partially. Due to their beliefs in Nazism, Neo-Nazi's borrow elements from the Nazi Doctrine that includes ultrationalism, Anti-communism, Racism, Ableism, xenophobia and LGBT+phobia. Neo-Nazi's tend to incorporate the usage of Nazi Imagery and the admiration of the former Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
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- ↑ "Ideology: Neo-Nazi". Southern Poverty Law Center.