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Neo-nazi link to 10 murders in Germany ‘‘Nationalist, anti-immigration and strongly euro-sceptic. The True Finn party made an historic breakthrough in Finland’s recent elections.
What are the reasons for this small populist party’s success, in a country which is relatively prosperous and traditionally pro-European? Find out in this week’s addition of Reporter.
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