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An alleged neo-Nazi student told his mother Adolf Hitler was the greatest feminist in response to a Mumsnet chat, a court was told.
Andrew Dymock, 23, from Bath, is on trial at the Old Bailey charged with 15 terrorism and public order offences.
He exchanged emails with his mother Stella around the time he was allegedly promoting extremist right-wing group System Resistance Network (SRN) via Twitter and a website.
Mr Dymock denies all the charges.
Det Sgt Adam Walker presented material found on electronic devices attributed to Mr Dymock.
Bath man facing terror charges told mum âHitler was greatest feministâ, court hears
Audio files were played in court of a male singing offensive lyrics to popular Christmas songs
Andrew Dymock is charged with a serious of terror offences, which he denies.
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A student told his mother Adolf Hitler was the âgreatest feministâ in response to a chat on Mumsnet, a court has heard.
Aberystwyth University student rebuffed by his dad after sharing fascist documentary, jury told
Andrew Dymock, 23, is on trial accused of a string of terrorism offences relating to the alleged promotion of the extreme right-wing group System Resistance Network
15:22, 11 MAY 2021
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Andrew Dymock outside the Old Bailey (Image: Ian West/PA Wire)
A neo-Nazi student was rebuffed by his academic father for emailing him about a prominent British fascist, a court has heard.
Andrew Dymock, 23, is on trial accused of a string of terrorism offences relating to the alleged promotion of the extreme right-wing group System Resistance Network (SRN) before it was banned.