PHOTOS: Secret Neonazi festival held in Hungary?

NeoNazi festival Hungary
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An international fight gala or Neonazi gathering took place in Hungary this weekend? A so-called European Fight Night was organised in Hungary yesterday. Police said it was a Neonazi gathering with hundreds of extremists because there were concerts. Furthermore, one could buy extremist artefacts on the event, serving as an opportunity to develop relationship between the different extremist organisations of 12 countries. The owner of the original place stepped back from the event, so it was reorganised and held approximately 80 kilometres away from Budapest. Here are the details.

According to the government-close Pesti Srácok, a far-right international gathering took place in Hungary this weekend. However, it was organised by the Western secret services since it is known – they believe – that, in such organisations, the number of secret agents is high. Therefore, the only purpose of the event was to start propaganda against the Hungarian government and call it Nazi and fascist because it did not ban “European Fight Night”.

Among the event organisers were the Légió Hungária, the German Battle of the Nibelungen and the Pride France. They used Telegram for communication, and the event venue was a secret. However, the owner stepped back “because of the pressure from the police”, the organisers wrote.

We know the new venue because of some photos shared on Telegram

However, a German far-right extremist, Benjamin Moses, posted the new venue. The event moved to Csókakő, 80 kilometres from Budapest in Fejér county. The information was shared by Michael Colborne, a Bellingcat journalist. Here is his tweet:

Later he tweeted more photos showing even himself among the possible “targets”. Finally, police arrived with 30-40 officers at Csókakő, but seemingly they did nothing. The event started at 4 PM with 32 fighters, but the number of partakers reached 400.

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