The group was likely led by one of the two accused brothers. (source: Sme archive)
A Bratislava-based neo-Nazi gang referred to its leader as “Mr Führer” and discussed launching an armed attack, according to court documents detailing the group’s activities.
What began as a far-right chat group on Telegram – called White Zone SS – soon developed into a street gang that assaulted people, distributed racist propaganda and posed with Nazi flags and salutes across Slovakia’s capital.
The group brought together around a dozen individuals, aged between 15 and 30, united by white supremacist ideology and a shared interest in vigilante-style violence. At its peak, their Telegram channel had close to 200 followers.
According to an anonymised ruling by Slovakia’s Specialised Criminal Court – obtained by Sme newspaper – the gang’s aim was to promote Nazi and racist ideology. Some members reportedly greeted their leader using the phrase “Mr Führer”.
