The Danish government may stop funding a neo-Nazi radio station. Radio Oasen, which broadcasts more than 60 hours a week of news and commentary, has been airing texts from Nazi magazines and Hitler’s “Mein Kampf.” The station receives most of its annual budget of $15,400 from the government, which funds many local radio stations that cater to special-interest groups.
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