Dozens of people in the rural Victorian town of Beulah gathered together on Saturday in an attempt to let people to know a local couple who raised a Nazi flag above their property don't represent them.
The small Victorian town of Beulah wants people to know a local couple who raised a Nazi flag above their property don't represent them.
The flag - which photos show has a black swastika in the middle and Nazi symbols in each corner - was subsequently taken down by police.Fuelled by shock that someone in Beulah could fly a Nazi a flag, about 60 locals and past residents met near their local pool on Saturday to highlight their welcoming spirit.
The event was organised by the Beulah Historical, Learning and Progress Association only within the past two days.
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