The accelerationist neo-Nazi propaganda network and movement, Terrorgram, recently released a documentary entitled White Terror. The documentary is approximately 24 minutes long and details the actions of 105 individuals and small groups (including cells), the majority of whom committed genuine acts of terrorism—and a few who arguably committed heinous crimes that cannot be so neatly categorized as terrorism—between the years 1968 and 2021.

Further dis-aggregating the film’s material, a few of the individuals that are celebrated in the documentary who did commit acts of terrorism cannot themselves be clearly classified as “white nationalists” nor can their acts clearly be determined to have been racially motivated or inspired by right-wing ideologies. However, the great majority of the individuals covered in White Terror are or were terrorists motivated by far-right ideologies, primarily white nationalism and neo-Nazism.

The persons celebrated in the documentary are described as “Saints,” a trope among modern militant white nationalists going back, at least, to the 2019 Christchurch, New Zealand, mosque shootings perpetrated by Brenton Tarrant.