As usual there is a link between Iran and Neo-Nazi movements, and hatred for Roma and anti-semitism and neo-Nazism.
A Hungarian court convicted four neo-Nazis for killing six Roma in a spree of violence from 2008 to 2009. Zsolt Peto, one of the four convicted killers, is led out of a court after hearing the verdict. Photograph: Zsolt Szigetvary/AP
A Hungarian court has jailed four neo-Nazis for killing Roma family members in a spree of racist violence which led to accusations that police had failed a historically persecuted minority. The gang killed six Roma and wounded several others, including a four-year-old child, in attacks across the country over 13 months in 2008 and 2009. Three men were jailed for life without parole for their role in the terror campaign and a fourth for 13 years. Judge Laszlo Miszori said the perpetrators saw themselves as vigilantes imposing "an ethnic-type solution" in revenge for crimes committed by Roma
Life sentences for Arpad Kiss, Istvan Kiss and Zsolt Peto for Roma killing spree in Hungary
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Four Go on Trial for Roma Slayings
ON MARCH 26, 2011 IN SERIAL KILLERS BY BRIAN COMBS
Zsolt Peto, Istvan Csontos and brothers Arpad and Istvan Kiss went on trial Friday for the murders and attempted murders of numerous Roma in Hungary. Roma, also known as gypsies are among Hungary’s poorest citizens.
The attacks occurred between July 2008 and August 2009. Six people were killed, five sustained life-threatening injuries, and five were seriously wounded.
The attacks happened late at night, using shotguns, a hunting rifle and fire bombs.
Prosecutors say the accused wanted to provoke the Roma community into acts of reprisal. According to the prosecutors’ indictment, the attacks were meticulously planned.
Three of the four men had undergone military training. Csontos served as a driver for the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo.
Police officers remove handcuffs from suspects, Istvan Kiss, top, Zsolt Peto, center, and Istvan Csontos, bottom, three of the four men accused in a Gypsy serial
The first four attacks created injuries, but did not result in any deaths. In the fifth attack, and adult brother and sister were killed.
This picture taken on March 25, 2011 shows Istvan Csontos (C), Zsolt Peto, suspected of killing two Roma Hungarians, sit in the Pest County Court in …- Zsolt Tyirityan, the leader of a group called the "Army of Outlaws", told the crowd to get tough with the Roma, even citing the Nazi idea of Lebensraum, .
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The ruling conservative Fidesz government of Viktor Orban, though no supporter of anti-Roma prejudice, has not issued a firm condemnation of the Devecser provocation - unlike its response to an anti-Semitic incident later in August.Nationalist fans at a Hungary-Israel football match shouted "filthy Jews" and "Buchenwald" and whistled during the Israeli national anthem. The Hungarian government said it "condemns in the strongest possible terms the insulting behaviour of certain Hungarian football fans"......was unable to outlaw an event disguised as a "peace march". He said the 200 regular police assigned there could not stop it in mid-flow.
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