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Ku Klux Ban

A Ku Klux Klan group has been evicted from their headquarters in a public library - after readers complained that their loud racist chants were spoiling their concentration.

The neo-Nazis had secretly been given a key to the hall by a sympathetic library worker in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria.

But their race-hate chants of "Kill the Jew" became so rowdy that other library users began to complain about the noise.

Pictures of the rallies emerged on neo-Nazi websites all round the world including Switzerland and Canada.

Local police staged an undercover sting on the group and three members are facing charges of improper use of a public building.

Austrian Times

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Nazi death camp undergoes renovation
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Nazi death camp undergoes renovation
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