neo-Nazism

[nee-oh-naht-see-iz-uhm, -nahts-iz-uhm, -nats-iz-uhm]

noun

1. a political movement that promotes or adopts the ideologies of the Nazis.

Example Sentences

Russia has been critical of the IOC and its restrictions on its athletes, with its foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova saying the sporting body had "slipped into racism and neo-Nazism".

From BBC

And in his little fantasy, Rockwell is so charismatic and convincing that he manages to convert both Buckley and Welch to neo-Nazism, and they all do “Heil Hitler!” together at the end of the text.

From Salon

The company took issue with the news site’s reporting on claims of Neo-Nazism in Ukraine, labeling the 2014 government takeover in Kyiv as “a coup” and calling mass deaths in the Donbas region a “genocide.”

From Washington Times

Several major brands have had ads appear adjacent to accounts associated with white nationalism, neo-Nazism and even Holocaust denial, according to Media Matters.

From Salon

Judge Richardson KC gave that claim short shrift, describing the group as "a cauldron of self-absorbed neo-Nazism masquerading as a low grade all-male sports club".

From BBC