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ARTICLES RELATED TO Combat 18 - Early history | | | |  Combat 18 - Early history: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - Suspicions of state manipulationSearchlight, Red Action, and other commentators on both the left and right, including journalist Larry O'Hara, have speculated that C18 was created by the British internal security service MI5 to discredit the BNP while acting as a honey trap, or sting operation, designed to attract the most violent neo-Nazis in the UK into a single organization, where they could be monitored more easily. Some commentators also suggest that it was used by MI5 t ...
See also:Combat 18, Combat 18 - Early history, Combat 18 - Suspicions of state manipulation, Combat 18 - London nailbomber, Combat 18 - White Wolves, Combat 18 - Combat 18 outside Britain, Combat 18 - Muslim response Read more here: » Combat 18: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - Suspicions of state manipulation |
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| | | | Combat 18 - Early history: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - Combat 18 outside Britain According to Germany's Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV), or internal security service, C18 maintains divisions in the U.S., France, Sweden, and Germany. This is unlikely, however, as the group remains widely discredited among other far-right groups because of the honey-trap suspicions. Combat 18's use of the cell structure, and its call for a so-called "leaderless resistance", has nevertheless remained popular among other unaligned groups.
On October 28, 2003 the German police conducted raids against 50 properties in Kiel and Flensburg belie ...
See also:Combat 18, Combat 18 - Early history, Combat 18 - Suspicions of state manipulation, Combat 18 - London nailbomber, Combat 18 - White Wolves, Combat 18 - Combat 18 outside Britain, Combat 18 - Muslim response Read more here: » Combat 18: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - Combat 18 outside Britain |
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| | | | Combat 18 - Early history: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - London nailbomber During April 1999, a former member of the National Socialist Movement (a C18 splinter group loyal to C18's founder, Charlie Sargent), 22-year-old David Copeland, apparently acting alone, carried out a nail bombing campaign aimed at the black, Asian, and gay communities in London. On April 17, 1999, a bomb exploded in Brixton, and another a week later in Brick Lane, East London. On April 30, a third bomb at the Admiral Duncan pub in Soho killed three people, including a pregnant woman, and injured over 100 others.
Copeland was arrested the night of the Soho bombing and, on ...
See also:Combat 18, Combat 18 - Early history, Combat 18 - Suspicions of state manipulation, Combat 18 - London nailbomber, Combat 18 - White Wolves, Combat 18 - Combat 18 outside Britain, Combat 18 - Muslim response Read more here: » Combat 18: Encyclopedia II - Combat 18 - London nailbomber |
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