In The Hague, Nazi salutes and antisemitic slogans at banned far-right march
A far-right demonstration took place in the Netherlands despite being banned, featuring Nazi gestures and antisemitic rhetoric.

According to Le Monde, Dutch police used batons to charge at the demonstrators and disperse them, and arrested several people during this far-right march held in The Hague.
The Dutch Justice Minister condemned the Nazi salutes and antisemitic slogans observed at the event, which had been banned by authorities.
Sources
- A La Haye, des saluts hitlériens et des slogans antisémites lors d’une marche d’extrême droite interdite — Le Monde — Une
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