[color="Gray"]A Britain-based neo-Nazi group has established a cell in the Helsinki metropolitan area, reports the Swedish-language daily Hufvudstadsbladet.

According to the paper, the organisation had set up shop in a club house in Tattarisuo, northeast Helsinki, and was only discovered by police during a routine traffic control operation in early June.

Established in Britain by founder Ian Stuart Donaldson in 1987, Blood & Honour arose out of the fragmented skinhead movement of the day and combines right-wing activism with music under the banner “Rock against Communism”.

The group had been highly active in the Nordics around the turn of the century, when it had set up several factions in Finland, however activity had dwindled in recent times.

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