On Nov. 20, @frontlinePBS and @ProPublica go inside a violent neo-Nazi group called Atomwaffen Division that has actively recruited inside the U.S. military.
Watch the trailer now: to.pbs.org/2QI1pus
Watch the trailer now: to.pbs.org/2QI1pus
We first encountered Atomwaffen in our reporting for “Documenting Hate: Charlottesville.” to.pbs.org/2PoT7Lm
One of the Charlottesville assailants we identified had ties to Atomwaffen – Vasillios Pistolis. At the time, he was an active-duty U.S. Marine.
After our report Pistolis was convicted at a court martial. He was sentenced to one month in prison, docked pay, and reduced in rank, according to the USMC. Pistolis was later officially "separated from the Marine Corps." to.pbs.org/2QEdelk
Since our initial reporting, several members of another violent white supremacist group – called RAM – have been arrested and are facing charges related to the violence in Charlottesville. to.pbs.org/2QBPGNS
In Part 2 of “Documenting Hate,” we take a closer look at Atomwaffen, exploring its alleged role in a failed terror plot and how it hosted “Hate Camps” with military-style training. Watch on Nov 20. to.pbs.org/2PqjkJs
