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| − | [[File:StrengthThruOi.jpg|thumb|Nicky Crane on the cover of Strength through Oi! | + | [[File:StrengthThruOi.jpg|thumb|Nicky Crane on the cover of the Strength through Oi! LP]]'''Nicky Crane''' (Nicola Vincenzo Crane, 1958–1993) was a leading member of a far right group, who later came out as gay. |
Born in [[Bexley]] and brought up in [[Sidcup]], he was a skinhead and a supporter of the neo-Nazi British Movement. He later worked as a doorman at [[Heaven]], and it became known that he was gay. | Born in [[Bexley]] and brought up in [[Sidcup]], he was a skinhead and a supporter of the neo-Nazi British Movement. He later worked as a doorman at [[Heaven]], and it became known that he was gay. | ||
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Nicky Crane (Nicola Vincenzo Crane, 1958–1993) was a leading member of a far right group, who later came out as gay.
Born in Bexley and brought up in Sidcup, he was a skinhead and a supporter of the neo-Nazi British Movement. He later worked as a doorman at Heaven, and it became known that he was gay. [1]
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References
- ↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25142557f>"Nicky Crane: The secret double life of a gay neo-Nazi", BBC
