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Nazi sympathizer profiled by New York Times says he lost his job and — soon — his home
The Denver Post
Tony Hovater, the white nationalist and Nazi sympathizer featured in a controversial New York Times story last weekend, said he lost his job and would soon lose his home following a swift backlash over the article. Hovater, a 29-year-old Ohio resident ...
How to Interview a NaziThe Nation.
Nazi sympathizer profiled by NYT loses job, asks for donations on racist fundraising siteThinkProgress
Neo-Nazi Loses Job, Says He Might Lose Home After Widely Criticized New York Times ProfileTheWrap
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