Skinheads, Saints, and (National) Socialists
An Overview of the Transnational White Supremacist Extremist Movement
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FDD Analysis
Extremist Travel to Ukraine Is a Cause for Concern, Not Alarm
While some individuals with connections to violent extremism have indeed traveled to Ukraine, a mass influx of ideologically driven fighters has thus far not materialized.
The National Interest
Combat white supremacist violence using sanctions
New York Daily News
White Supremacists Sacralize Mass Attackers to Encourage More Violence
Only through understanding and taking seriously the power of this online ecosystem to produce individuals like Payton Gendron can we begin to disrupt these repeating cycles of mass attack
The National Interest
Militia Violent Extremists in the United States: Understanding the Evolution of the Threat
International Centre for Counter-terrorism
Crypto-Fascists
Cryptocurrency Usage by Domestic Extremists
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EVENT: Strategies for Addressing Global White Supremacists
June 4, 2020 4:43