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Soldier tells trial he knew little about banned nazi sect
A SOLDIER accused of membership of a proscribed neonazi terrorist group claimed yesterday that a more senior colleague handed him propaganda leaflets at an army base.
Private Mark Barrett said that Corporal Mikko Vehvilainen gave him two National Action flyers and had made racist “jokes.”
The serviceman also alleged that he was asked to draw pictures of a swastika and a World War II German tank, which were found in his accommodation.
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