In April, nine men associated with the far-right British Movement were arrested after hosting a celebration for Adolf Hitler's birthday at the Duke of Edinburgh pub in Oldham. The pub was reportedly unaware of the event, which included the display of Nazi symbolism and a cake decorated with a swastika. Following the incident, Greater Manchester Police conducted raids and recovered various weapons, including swords and imitation firearms. The police emphasized the importance of public safety and urged vigilance amongst the community regarding such incidents.
In a disturbing incident, a far-right group held a birthday celebration for Adolf Hitler at a pub in Oldham, prompting police intervention and multiple arrests.
Nine men were arrested for their involvement in the Hitler birthday celebration, which included the display of Nazi symbols and the consumption of a swastika-decorated cake.
Greater Manchester Police identified the need for public safety and took action on the weapons seized during the arrests, including swords and imitation firearms.
The pub operator expressed horror at the event, emphasizing they were unaware of the illegal gathering and cooperated with police after being informed.
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