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• Latvian Anti-Fascist Committee in the framework of the international week against fascism and anti-Semitism held procession on 9 November in Riga

The Latvian Anti-Fascist Committee in the framework of the international week against fascism and anti-Semitism held procession on 9 November in Riga. The aim of the action was to commemorate the victims of Crystal Night in 1938 in Germany, which is considered as a beginning of Holocaust, and to highlight the need to prevent the rebirth of Nazism and neo-Nazi ideas and movements.

The Latvian Anti-Fascist Committee in the framework of the international week against fascism and anti-Semitism held procession on 9 November in Riga. The aim of the action was to commemorate the victims of Crystal Night in 1938 in Germany, which is considered as a beginning of Holocaust, and to highlight the need to prevent the rebirth of Nazism and neo-Nazi ideas and movements. Chas, Vesti Segodnya