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On monday evening, August 14th, about 300 local residents of Maumee and the surrounding Toledo area, rallied at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to protest White Supremecy. Photos and videos can be seen on Facebook by searching "Maumee March against White Supremacy". The Neo-Nazi group, N.S.M. National Socialist Movment, has demonstrated 3 times in Toledo, twice in 2005 and once in 2015. The City of Toledo has spent millions of dollars to provide police protection for no more than two dozen of these Neo-Nazis and their allies for all three visits.

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