New Jersey judge rules against parents who gave children Nazi-inspired names

Heath and Deborah Campbell, the New Jersey couple who came under public scrutiny for naming their three children after Nazis, has been denied custody of their kids. 

The family first attracted the public’s attention when a local Shop-Rite supermarket refused to decorate a birthday cake for “Adolf Hitler Campbell”. NJ’s division of Youth and Family Services removed Adolf and his sisters, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlyn Hinler Jeannie, from the home back in January of 2009. The parents later accused the state of removing the children because of their names and relied on unproven accusations of abuse made by a neighbor and Campbell’s ex-wife, who charged him with abusing her years ago.

Earlier this month, a panel of judges cited the parents’ own disabilities and risk of serious injury to the children and found the evidence of his violence against his ex-wife and her children of a prior marriage was admissible in this case.

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Gothamist - Judges: Baby Hitler, Siblings Do Not Belong With Parents
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Neo-Nazi group gathered in Gettysburg, PA

[CBS 21 News] Neo-Nazi Aryan Nations gathered at the Gettysburg National Military Park Saturday afternoon, where they were met by a group of protesters. In attendance was the National Director of the group, Paul Mullet, who at one point yelled at the opposing crowd: “We’re ready to risk everything to defend what’s right and what’s white in this world!” 

Members of the Aryan Nations said they’re angry and fed up.  “[we’re] Waking up white America. Letting them know that we’re not going to let Jewish media run us into the ground.”