Homeland: Into a World of Hate

by Nick Ryan

Imagine, you're alone. Trapped in a pub with soccer hooligans, paramilitaries connected to a voilent white-power music scene, as their gang leader is sentenced for murder. Or unmasked in a hotel in North Carolina by henchmen of the world's most infamous neo-nazi. And then you get invited to a gathering of Holocaust deniers in Beirut.You meet a US Presidential candidate, once revered by the white supremacists you've just befriended. Then you encounter the political zealots rising within the heart of Europe. These are just some events that award-winning writer Nick Ryan describes from his a six-year journey into the terrifying arena of white nationalism. Moving from the backstreets and pubs of London, to the international terrorist cells in Scandinavia, and onwards to the smiling zealots of the USA and Europe, Homeland unravels the chilling story behind the growth of right-wing extremism - told through the lives of those living it.

Genres: Politics, Nonfiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Craig · Rating 5 out of 5]

chilling.