Movie2005 · Released · 90 min
Neo-Nazis originating in Sweden provides the starting point of an investigation of extremists' networks in Europe, Russia and North America. Their propaganda is a message of hatred, war and segregation.
Production I.G · Winter 2005 · OVA · 57% on AniList
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Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Daniel Schweizer
Self
Christine Brand
Self - Editor of "Der Bund"
Stieg Larsson
Self - Editor of "Expo"
Jimmy
Self - Blood
Marko Niilo Kristian Järvinen
Self - Editor of 'Kriegsberichter'
Olivier Cochet
Self - Policeman
Chantal Streijffert-Garon
Self
Roland Segerman
Self - Police
Rob
Self - Sniper Records
Jean-Yves Camus
Self - Politologist
Tom Metzger
Self - White Aryan Resistance Organizer
Roger S. Wareham
Self - Civil Rights Attorney
Erik Nilsen
Self - Blood
Christian
Self - Sunny Bastards Records
Abraham Cooper
Self - Rabbi
Billy Roper
Self - Leader of White Revolution
Timothy R. Zaal
Self - End Hate Now Negotiator
Bart
Self - Blood
Marilyn Mayo
Self - Associate Director of Anti-Defamation League
Richard Butler
Self - Pastor of the Church of Jesus Christ-Christian
Alexey Venediktov
Self - Editor-in-Chief of Ekho Moskvy Radio
Dmitrii Demushkin
Self - Leader of Slavjanskaya Sojuz
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