In 2013, armed members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn attacked a peaceful demonstration in Stockholm, injuring several participants.
“A war is being fought on the streets of Europe. The aim is on fascism.”
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In 2013, armed members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn attacked a peaceful demonstration in Stockholm, injuring several participants.
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Showan Shattak, an activist in Malmö, faces a brutal knife attack by neo-Nazis, leaving him in a coma. The incident reflects a larger conflict in Sweden and Greece, where antifascist militants confront rising far-right extremism. In 2013, members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn assault a peaceful demonstration in Stockholm, injuring several people. Through interviews with activists and key figures, the film details the motivations and challenges of those resisting fascism in Europe.
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Why Watch
- Meet activist Showan Shattak and hear his story.
- See the 2013 Golden Dawn attack in Stockholm.
- Follow antifascists confronting far-right extremism.
Did You Know
- In 2013, members of Golden Dawn attacked a demonstration in Stockholm.
- Showan Shattak was attacked and left in a coma due to a Nazi assault.
- The film features activists from both Sweden and Greece.
- The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
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What happened during the 2013 demonstration in Stockholm?
Armed members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn attacked a peaceful demonstration, injuring several participants.
Who is Showan Shattak?
Showan Shattak is an activist from Malmö who suffered a brutal knife attack by Nazis, resulting in a coma.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Antifascists'?
The documentary has a duration of 74 minutes.
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