Several hundred far right activists marched through the streets of Paris on Saturday in a show of strength and as a tribute to one of theirs, who died as he tried to flee the police in 1994.
The demonstrators, from France and abroad, bore flags displaying a Celtic cross and chanted “Europe, Youth, Revolution," a slogan borrowed from a 1960s Italian fascist youth organisation.
Along the route, a handful of onlookers expressed their anger at the display of far right symbols.
Thirty years ago, 22-year-old nationalist activist Sébastien Deyzieu fell to his death as he raced up the stairs of a Paris building to escape the police in the wake of a far right protest.
Police had tried to ban the protest but a judge ruled against it on Saturday morning, saying organisers had a constitutional right to hold the demonstration.
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