White supremacists from Britain, Germany and Eastern Europe arrived in Redhill, Somerset, draped in swastika flags.
The skinheads, wearing leather jackets and army boots, were heard by residents chanting: "Sieg Heil, Sieg Heil." Locals claimed they urinated over cars and threatened anyone who dared intervene.
Mother of two Sarah Gooding - who filmed the rally - said her family had had to flee their cottage in fear.
Sarah, 39, said: "It was like a miniature Nuremberg rally. I ran inside, burst into tears and said to my husband, 'We've got to go, I don't feel safe'".
Police received dozens of complaints, but no arrests were made. Police inspector Steve Date said: "We are conducting a thorough investigation into a complaint about racist chanting."
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