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English: The cooler containing Atomwaffen founder Brandon Russell’s HMTD explosive.
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Source Exhibit from U.S. vs. Brandon Russell via https://www.propublica.org/article/an-atomwaffen-member-sketched-a-map-to-take-the-neo-nazis-down-what-path-officials-took-is-a-mystery
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