The neo-Nazis, who named their son in Hitler's honor, will be planted. They cried in front of the court

Adam Thomas and Claudia Patatas were sentenced to six and a half years and five and a half years of imprisonment for belonging to the ultra-right organization.

The British court found them guilty of belonging to the ultra-right organization "National Action" which, according to one judge, "has a long history of convictions for racism with violence".

Earlier in one of the trials, it was learned that Thomas and Patatas named their son Adolf – in honor of the leader of the Third Reich

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Overall, six people were sentenced. Among them, Daniel Bohunovich, 27, whom prosecutors have described as "leader of the national action", strategist and propagandist. He was sentenced to six years and four months in prison.

Speaking about the activities of the "National Action", the judge said: "His goal – the overthrow of democracy in this country by violence, murder and l '; imposition of a Nazi state destroys all layers of society. "

Referring to Claudia Patatas, the judge named her as dangerous as her partner Adam Thomas.

"You were all together – in thoughts, words and deeds, and in that they called their son and because they photographed him surrounded by the symbols of Nazism and the Ku-Cluks clan. "

Adam Thomas, who previously worked as a guard at Amazon, and Claudia Patatas, who worked as a wedding photographer, were crying while listening to a verdict.

Last week in court, it was learned that another inmate, Darren Fletcher, 28, had passed Nazi greetings to his daughter.

The organization "National Action", which included defendants, was banned in Britain in 2016, after its members approved the assassination of a Labor Party member Helen Joan Cox.

Machetes, crossbows, forms for cooking

The accusing party insisted that, despite the ban, "National Action" never stopped not his activities, but simply changed his name and started working underground.

Commenting on the photographs where he is depicted in Rob Ke-Clux-Clan, Adam Thomas said: "It was just a game, but recognized that he was a partisan racist conceptions.

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] Adam Thomas and Claudia Patatas also kept two machetes at home – their officers were found in the room where their son was sleeping

During a search, they also discovered two crossbows: they were lying near the bed of a child

Other discoveries include swastikas, as well as flags and clothing with Nazi symbols.

Policewoman Matt Ward has already stated that the accused are "not just ordinary fanatical racists, they are also a dangerous and well-organized organization."

"Their goal is to expand the And neo-Nazi ideology by provoking a racial war in the United Kingdom, and it took years for them to develop in that direction, "added Ward.

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