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Hamilton man gets life for killing neo-Nazi
\nThe Canadian Press<\/em>
\nSeptember 25, 2008<\/p>\n

BARRIE, Ont. \u2014 A Hamilton man sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for the beating of a man in Collingwood, Ont., already had 26 criminal convictions against him, a Barrie court heard.<\/p>\n

Christopher Broughton, 30, was sentenced after pleading guilty to the second-degree murder of Stephen Long<\/a>, who was beaten to death with a baseball bat on April 16, 2006.<\/p>\n

Court heard Long, who was a member of a white supremacist brotherhood called the Hammerheads [sic — Hammerskins<\/a>], was attacked as he slept on the floor after a night of partying.<\/p>\n

The group of white supremacist skinheads were at the home of Vaughn Newman, where Newman kept a baseball bat carved with slogans with reference to Hitler<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Broughton was not a member of the brotherhood, court heard.<\/p>\n

When Broughton became drunk and obnoxious, he was put out of the house and beaten.<\/p>\n

He returned after the others went to sleep and assaulted Long and another man with the bat, witnesses testified.<\/p>\n

Broughton broke down in the prisoner\u2019s box as he stood and tried to offer an apology to the father of the 22-year-old Ottawa man he killed.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m sorry I killed your son,\u201d he said, as he looked into Murray Long\u2019s eyes.<\/p>\n

Broughton will be eligible for parole in 15 years.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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Extremists sent to prison over neo-Nazi webzine
\n\u010cTK
\nSeptember 26, 2008<\/p>\n

Havlickuv Brod, East Bohemia, Sept 25 (CTK) – Two Czech extremists, Erik Sedlacek [Sedlacek<\/a> is a well known member of the National Resistance, a neo-Nazi group] and Libor Budik, were sent to prison for heading a neo-Nazi Internet magazine by a district court Thursday.<\/p>\n

Sedlacek was sentenced to three years and Budik is to spend two years behind bars.<\/p>\n

The court found both men guilty of support for and promotion of movements aiming to suppress human rights and freedoms.<\/p>\n

Both men worked as editors-in-chief and authors of articles in the Last Generation<\/a><\/em> Internet journal in 2003-2004.<\/p>\n

According to the court, the articles in the magazine contained hateful statements about Jews, called for their liquidation and openly questioned the Holocaust<\/a>, and their authors followed the ideas of national socialism.<\/p>\n

[According to www.antifa.cz, Erik Sedlacek was also responsible for helping to organise the failed<\/a> attempt last year by Czech neo-Nazis to march in Prague to celebrate The Night of Broken Glass.]<\/p>\n

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Austrian voters support party that wants to bring back Nazi symbols<\/a>
\nBojan Pancevski
\nThe Times<\/em>
\nSeptember 26, 2008<\/p>\n

\u201cWe are the owners of Austria<\/a> and we will determine who gets in,\u201d Mr Strache, head of the far-right Freedom Party, told a cheering crowd that was chanting his name.<\/p>\n