"Naziphobe" meaning in English

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          "text": "2011, Ira Levin, 'The Boys From Brazil\nBut obviously they ignored him. What else would they do? — an old Naziphobe like him coming to them with a story that must sound insane when he can't give the reason behind it."
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          "text": "There's a hand groping around on my thigh in the murk. Thank God the Naziphobe has both elbows on the bar."
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        "A person who fear or dislikes the Nazis or Nazism."
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