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In addition to siding with the Nazis, Canada has also been a safe haven for Islamic terrorists. Back in the 1990s, Canada housed Algerian terrorist Ahmed Ressam, who later executed the foiled plot to bomb Los Angeles International Airport in late December 1999.

The victim is said to be in her 30s and was attacked after she opened the door on hearing the doorbell.

Gideon Haigh casually made the outrageous comparison between Indian cricket fans in blue jerseys and a rally of Hitler supporters in Nuremberg city of Germany during the Nazi era.

Putin stated, "(He) has no basic knowledge but if he knows that this man fought on Hitler's side and calls him a hero of Ukraine and a hero of Canada, then, he is a villain."

Politico columnist Keir Giles swept under the rug the bloody history of atrocities committed by Hunka's SS unit during WWII.

"Canada is where the Nazis are. Canada is the unknown haven for Nazis. Everybody knows about Argentina, but nobody knows about Canada," Rambam told the Los Angeles Times in 1997.

Canadian Speaker Anthony Rota resigned from his post after facing widespread humiliation for honouring a Nazi war criminal in the Parliament.

Polish ambassador to Canada emphasised that the Nazi soldier should be prosecuted for the war crimes his unit committed against the Jewish and Polish communities.

Canada has been courting a wide range of extremists and terrorists, sheltering them and empowering their subversive activities since the end of World War II.

Canadian PM blamed Russian propaganda for the goof-up his government made by celebrating a Nazi in the House of Commons