Golden Dawn fights for third place in Greek elections

The spectre of Neo-Nazism is no longer haunting Greece – it looks like it is here to stay.

Golden Dawn fights for third place in Greek elections
Mon, 26 Jan, 2015 - 07:10

The spectre of Neo-Nazism is no longer haunting Greece – it looks like it is here to stay.

The extreme right, anti-immigrant Golden Dawn party, which has Nazi roots, appears headed for a third-place finish in the election.

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