The eurozone’s deep economic crisis has radicalized Europe, sparking a rising wave of Neo-Nazism across the union, Konstantin Dolgov, the Russian Foreign Ministry Commissioner for Human Rights told RT.
“More and more young people fall under the influence of right-wing and extremist ideas in Europe. Neo-Nazism in on the rise – not only in the Baltic states, but also some other European states, which is a challenge especially in the prevailing economic conditions when quite a number of people cannot find jobs and don’t have access to proper education,” Dolgov told RT.