Mein Kampf is ‘boring’

An accused member of neo-Nazi organisation National Action told a court he bought a copy of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf but found it ‘boring.’ Michal Trubini, 36, along with Jack Renshaw, 23, and Andrew Clarke, 34, are accused of being part of the far right group, banned by the government after the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox. Renshaw, 23, has admitted preparation for a terrorist act by purchasing a machete to kill Labour MP for West Lancashire, Rosie Cooper,…

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