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Greek journalist Manolis Kypreos lost his hearing when anti-riot police threw a stun grenade at him last year. (Photo: mkhalili)

Anti-immigrant view being 'legitimised' in Greece

Anti-immigrant and nationalistic discourse has existed in Greece since the 1990s, say experts, but has become more radical with the economic crisis.

For Golden Dawn, the neo-facist movement that scooped 6.9 percent of the vote in the June election, the simmering discontent has proved fertile ground.

“People can now stand up in the middle of a cafeteria and start declaring without a thread of shame that they voted for the Golden Dawn,” says Aristotle Kallis, a professor of Modern ...

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Greek journalist Manolis Kypreos lost his hearing when anti-riot police threw a stun grenade at him last year. (Photo: mkhalili)

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