Letter: Riot at Welling race march was provoked by the police

Saturday 23 October 1993 19:02 EDT

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AT A TIME when vicious racist attacks are on the rise and historians like David Irving strive to gain respectability with their Holocaust denial, it is galling to come across the Independent on Sunday giving credence to fascists.

Who cares if fascists 'keep a tidy house'? What is the point of this titillating nonsense?

These people believe Auschwitz never happened, openly admire Hitler and want complete repatriation for all black people. They hate democracy. They must be stopped and opposed wherever and whenever they show their face. Portrayal of so-called neo-Nazi family life fails to address this main issue.

Julia Sanderson

Bristol

Neal Ascherson, page 20

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