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Created page with "thumb|The [[Nordic Resistance Movement's 2018 "612 march" on Finnish independence day]] '''Neo-Nazism''' is an ideology and movement that seeks to revive Nazi ideology in the post-WW2 era, tendencies include white supremacy, antisemitism, extreme nationalism and Holocaust denial. Neo-Nazi groups often resort to violence in order to reach their go..." |
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[[File:Pohjoismaisen vastarintaliikkeen mielenosoitus 2018.jpg|thumb|The [[Nordic Resistance Movement]]'s 2018 "[[612 march]]" on Finnish independence day]] | [[File:Pohjoismaisen vastarintaliikkeen mielenosoitus 2018.jpg|thumb|The [[Nordic Resistance Movement]]'s 2018 "[[612 march]]" on Finnish independence day]] | ||
'''Neo-Nazism''' is an ideology and movement that seeks to revive Nazi ideology in the post- | '''Neo-Nazism''' is an ideology and movement that seeks to revive [[Nazi]] ideology in the post-[[World War 2]] era. Tendencies include [[White supremacy|white supremacy]], [[Antisemitism|antisemitism]], [[Ultranationalism|extreme nationalism]] and [[Holocaust]] denial. | ||
Neo-Nazi groups often resort to violence in order to reach their goals, they also incite hatred against and engage in discrimination against minority groups. | Neo-Nazi groups often resort to violence in order to reach their goals, they also incite hatred against and engage in discrimination against minority groups. | ||
Most Neo-Nazi groups today act as decentralized networks aiming to provoke societal collapse. | Most Neo-Nazi groups today act as decentralized networks aiming to provoke societal collapse. | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Neo-fascism]] | |||
* [[Alt-right]] | |||
[[Category:Nazism]] | [[Category:Nazism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 12 July 2026
Neo-Nazism is an ideology and movement that seeks to revive Nazi ideology in the post-World War 2 era. Tendencies include white supremacy, antisemitism, extreme nationalism and Holocaust denial.
Neo-Nazi groups often resort to violence in order to reach their goals, they also incite hatred against and engage in discrimination against minority groups.
Most Neo-Nazi groups today act as decentralized networks aiming to provoke societal collapse.