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VIENNA – An Austrian company has revoked the domain name of an American neo-Nazi website that previously was rejected by internet hosts in the United States.
Monika Pink-Rank, a spokeswoman for Austrian domain registry nic.at, said The Daily Stormer’s domain was removed on Monday after Austrian politicians reported the white supremacist platform’s presence.
The website has been looking for a home since its publisher mocked the counter-protester who was killed during the Confederate monument protests in Charlottesville, Virginia last month.
Publisher Andrew Anglin said four domain registration companies refused to service the site.
Pink-Rank says the Austrian domain was set up at the end of August, after the Charlottesville violence.
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