Metapedia

Metapedia is an online wiki-based encyclopedia, which contains fascist, far-right, white nationalist, white supremacist, anti-feminist, homophobic, Islamophobic, antisemitic, Holocaust-denying, and neo-Nazi points of view. The site describes itself as being an alternative to Wikipedia that focuses on European culture, art, science, philosophy, and politics. It was founded in 2006, initially in a Swedish-language version, by Swedish neo-Nazi publisher Anders Lagerström, who currently heads the project together with Lennart Berg.
History.
The Swedish Metapedia was founded in 2006 by Anders Lagerström (born October 14, 1977), a neo-Nazi publisher from Linköping, Sweden. About Lagerström, "Östgöta Correspondenten" wrote:
Swedish historian Rasmus Fleischer wrote:
Content.
The site has more than 4,500 articles in English; topics covered include European history, Norse mythology, and white nationalist music. "The Register" states, "a good percentage of Metapedia's content seems to be dedicated to Woden, the White Order of Thule, runes, and other subject matter which would undoubtedly have found favour with Aryan hocus-pocus aficionado Heinrich Himmler." "Crítica de la Argentina" says Metapedia has glowing descriptions of Adolf Hitler and other Nazi figures. Daniel Goldhagen describes it as seeking "to create (currently in 18 languages) an anti-Semitic informational universe."
The wiki covers a total of 18 languages, with the Hungarian Metapedia having the most articles ever with an estimated 146,470 articles. 
According to the North Rhine-Westphalian Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Metapedia's articles are characterized by historical negationism and lauding Nazi Germany. For this reason, the German Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons () started an indexing process, which would consider as to whether Metapedia is "harmful to young people".
In early 2007, within half a year of the launching of the original Swedish edition, Metapedia received much Swedish media attention for its similarity to Wikipedia and some of its contents, in particular for its positive characterization of many Nazi German personalities, for cataloguing Jews in Swedish media, and for characterizing Swedish companies as either "Swedish-owned" or "Jewish-owned". This led to an investigation by the Chancellor of Justice () to decide whether the site should be prosecuted for inciting hatred or for violating the Swedish Privacy Law (). After reviewing the site's contents, the Chancellor of Justice decided to terminate investigations, since nothing had been found that violated the Freedom of Speech Act () or the Privacy Law. In January 2009, in a response to further attention given to the site, the Swedish Chancellor of Justice opined that Metapedia presented a positive image of Adolf Hitler, but decided not to restart an investigation since this was not illegal.
In a June 2017 article, Alexis Sobel Fitts from Wired noted that Metapedia refers to former U.S. President Barack Obama as a "mixed race former president" and that Metapedia calls the Holocaust a genocide only according to "politically correct history". Fitts also noted that the Hungarian and German Metapedias are "especially popular".
Operation.
Metapedia runs on MediaWiki, a free and open-source wiki software platform written in PHP and built upon the MySQL database.
Metapedia is headed by Lagerström and Lennart Berg, who also runs the supporting NFSE Media AB.