A neonazi married to a Portuguese woman will soon be released from prison. He named his son Adolph and defends a “100% white society.”

Neo-Nazi Adam Thomas, sentenced to six years and six months in prison in the UK in 2018, will soon be released from prison several months early. The Briton married Portuguese Claudia Patatas, who was also convicted of belonging to the Nazi group, and at the age of 22 he became famous for naming his son Adolf in honor of Hitler.

He was arrested for belonging to a radical far-right group. National Actionbanned in 2016 in the UK, promotes World. The decision to release Adam Thomas drew several criticisms from civil rights groups because the man expressed a desire to “gas refugees, kill Jews and blacks, and turn the Chinese into biofuels.”

Thomas also said he had to stone homosexuals and “mixed-race” children to death to create a “100% white society.” He also intended to create a group of the Ku Klux Klan, an organization promoting terrorist acts against the black population in the British Isles.

Upon his release from prison, the Portuguese woman’s husband will be under GPS surveillance and must live in a designated house, have his movements and contacts restricted, and adhere to a mandatory curfew. The Public Safety Trust, which aims to provide protection and advice to the British community, warned authorities to keep a close eye on “all extremists who are released from prison without assurances that they have renounced their dangerous ideology”. The appeal comes after the Parole Board itself admitted it was unknown whether the deradicalization work carried out in prison with Thomas was effective in correcting extremist ideals.

Adam Thomas is the great-grandson of Oswald Mosley, a member of the Union of Fascists in the 1930s. The young man, now 27, was raised by his grandparents in Birmingham, away from his parents, and was taken into custody at the age of 13. in a program to prevent delinquency due to racist behavior in school.

He lived in Israel on a kibbutz and became interested in Judaism. When he returned to the United Kingdom, he became radicalized and came into contact with Claudia Patatas, 16 years older and close to neo-Nazi groups. He worked as a security guard at Amazon, and the Portuguese woman was a wedding photographer.

Claudia Patatas received a reduced sentence and was released in 2019, reports World. During the trial, he admitted that he had been a Nazi sympathizer since he lived in Portugal, where he was part of a group celebrating Adolf Hitler’s birthday. It is unknown whether he has regained custody of his son Adolf, who will now be seven years old.