Bernard O'Mahoney - Hateland

Hateland - Photographs

Will Browning earned a reputation for violence on the Hess demonstration in Roskilde, Denmark, in August 1995. He and Charlie Sargent (above) face anti-facist protestors.	Browning hurls a bottle at the Danish demonstrators while carrying a large pole. His crazed attack was captured by a film crew.	The Beast punches a protestor in the face, watched by a line of riot police. His thuggish display inspired nazis in Scandinavia.
Nazi skinheads battle with anti-fascists at Waterloo in 1992. The trouble opened the door for C18 to take over Blood and Honour.	A typical scene at a skinhead gig: Andy Nolan (Razor's Edge) and John Henderson (Blackshirts) on stage at a C18 concert in Coventry in 2000.	A selection of CDs produced by Combat 18 in the 1990s. £200,000 profit was raised through the production of twenty-five albums.
Charlie Sargent acts as minder to British National Party leader John Tyndall (in suit) on a march in Walsall in July 1992.	Eddie Butler (left) leads a C18 security team to a BNP election meeting in Bethnal Green in April 1992. The gang was set up to steward BNP events.	London UDA leaders Frank Portinari (left) and Eddie Whicker brandishing weapons in Loyalist regalia.
Portinari on an National Front anti-IRA protest.	Whicker at a speech by Holocaust-denier David lrving.	Leighton Jones was jailed for producing the racially inflammatory Barbecue in Rostock CD
Barbecue in Rostock CD. The album's lyrics celebrated the burning of immigrants and exhorted listeners to 'kill niggers'.	Left to right: Gary Smith, Jean-Charles Tanzi, Will Browning and Daniel Jack of the band No Remorse, which recorded the album.	C18 supporters, including Stuart Glass (third from left in sunglasses), greet photographers with nazi salutes outside the Old Bailey in 1995.