Michal Szewczuk, 19, created the chilling mock-up of the Duke of Sussex with the slogan ‘See ya later, race traitor!’ against a backdrop of splattered blood.

Szewczuk has admitted two charges of encouraging terrorism relating to posts on the Sonnenkrieg Gab social media site, known for its far-right content, between August and September last year.

He ran one of accounts, GrozAW@grozAW, while the other was affiliated with the neo-Nazi group Sonnenkrieg Division.

The Polish national also pleaded guilty to five charges relating to the possession of documents likely to be useful to a terrorist.

Szewczuk had copies of The Anarchist Cookbook, The Al Qaeda Manual, How to Survive in the West – A Mujahid Guide (2015), A Practical Guide to the Strategy and Tactics of Revolution and another called the White Resistance Manual.

Oskar Dunn-Koczorowski, 18, earlier admitted encouraging terrorism relating to the same Sonnenkrieg@skd account used by Szewczuk as well as another run by himself, WraithSKD@wraithskd.

Dunn-Koczorowski appeared at the Old Bailey this morning wearing what appeared to be a spinning sun or sloneczko symbol on a necklace.

The symbol was also used as a necklace by Australian Brenton Tarrant, the man suspected of carrying out the neo-Nazi Christchurch mosque shootings in March.

The Sonnenkrieg Division is an off shoot of the American Atomwaffen Division, which encourages terrorism and worships Adolf Hitler and the killer counter-culture cultist Charles Manson.

Prosecutor Naomi Parsons said: “Atomwaffen Division was founded in 2013.

“It is a youth-driven, National Socialist group at the extreme end of the revolutionary right-wing spectrum and its aim is to overthrow the current system.

“It places a high value on sophisticated propaganda and social media use, as well as on direct action and paramilitary style training.

“Terrorist objectives include racially motivated, ‘lone wolf’ terror attacks, and the group has been linked to five murders in the US since 2017.

“Sonnenkrieg Division is a UK group closely affiliated with Atomwaffen.

“It shares its ideology and its propaganda bears a striking similarity to that of Atomwaffen.

“In this article, Michal Szewczuk encourages readers to rape women of all ages, violently”

Prosecutor Naomi Parsons

“Sonnenkrieg Division appeared in 2018. Michal Szewczuk set up the Sonnenkrieg Division Gab account and was responsible for posting on it until 25 August 2018.

“On 7 August 2018 – the day the account was opened – Michal Szewczuk responded to a query about whether Sonnenkrieg was an “esoteric National Socialist” group, and he confirmed it was.”

Szewczuk shared images of Norwegian far-right mass murderer Anders Breivik doing a Nazi salute with the comment: “One Breivik is a terrorist, one thousand Breiviks is victory.”

Another image showed Adolf Hitler saluting in front of a bloodstained map of the UK with the statement: “Where Hitler ended, we begin.”

Ms Parsons told the court how Szewczuk posted links from the GrozAW account to a blog called the Chronicles of Sodomy.

“A common theme is sexual violence against women and torture of women,” explained the prosecutor.

The barrister drew the court’s attention to one post called ‘Agios O Rape.’

‘”In this article, Michal Szewczuk encourages readers to rape women of all ages, violently.

“Michal Szewczuk writes that, ‘No matter how fresh the Host is – 40-years-old, 18-years-old, 3-month-old or a placenta – they may still be penetrated, mutilated, purified and annihilated.

The post continues: ‘The ascension towards the Ubermensch necessitates nothing less than deep, penetrative, philosophical, collective rape of womanoid childlettes, to bring their Host of Eden yet closer to the acausal realmâ?¦’”

Ms Parsons told the court how Szewczuk made the image of Prince Harry, after searching for images of the royal along with rhymes for the term “race traitor.”

She said: “This is an image of Prince Harry against a backdrop of splattered blood.

“A pistol points to his head and a large black Nazi Swastika, daubed in blood, which appears at bottom of the image.

“Of course, he describes himself as a graphic designer on the account.”

She said the ‘Sunwheel’ symbol, which Dunn-Koczorowski was seen wearing as he entered court, was also the logo used by the Sonnenkrieg Division.

“The sunwheel is a Nazi occult symbol representing the rising sun of Ayran supremacy,” explained the barrister.

“This is the symbol of the far-right and with it a symbol of what they hope is to come.”

Szaeczuk, of Wyther Park Estate, Bramley, Leeds, has admitted two counts of encouraging terrorism and five of possessing documents likely to be useful to a terrorist.

Dunn-Koczorowski, from Acton, west London, has admitted two charges of encouraging terrorism.

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