Left-Extremist Endeavours

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its Land list not by secret ballot, but by inadmissible block voting (NZ, no.
40/1999, p. 4).
SCHÖNHUBER also was the DVU front runner in Bavaria for the election to
the Bundestag on 27 September 1998.
As reported by the right-extremist newspaper "Nation & Europa - Deutsche
Monatshefte" ["Nation & Europe - German Monthly Periodical"] (no. 2/1999)
SCHÖNHUBER, in a letter to FREY, gave increasing journalistic duties as the
reason for renouncing his candidacy.
After the electoral success in Bremen, FREY - in a circular of 16 June - informed
the DVU members about a new decision by the DVU national executive
committee: the Party wished to focus "all strength" on the Landtag
elections in Brandenburg and Thuringia and, in addition, stand in the local
elections in Bremerhaven. At the same time, referring to a diagram attached
to the letter, which contrasted the "enormous" funds of the mainstream
parties to the "modest" overall income of the DVU, FREY launched
an appeal for donations for the forthcoming election campaigns. He himself
set a good example by donating funds, he said, and he asked for "the
greatest support possible".
The DVU electoral campaign budget for the three Landtag elections in 1999
alone may be assumed to have amounted to more than six million DM.
In 1989, the party had, with the support of the NPD, participated in the
European elections as "DVU - Liste D" and was left with a tremendous deficit
after these elections. The declared goal had been representation on the
European Parliament. As stated by FREY himself, he had invested 18 million
DM in the electoral campaign for numerous spectacular actions in order
to attain that goal. However, on the basis of the DVU’s election result of 1.6
% of the vote, only approx. 3.7 million DM of its campaign expenses were
reimbursed to the DVU. The process of the DVU’s indebtedness which set
in at that time has progressed until this day. The DVU did not stand in the
1994 European elections.
As reported by "NIT-Blitz" of 08 September 1999.
In January 2000, the parliamentary group split after renewed squabbling
with Dr. FREY.
In addition, a free advertising leaflet "DS EXTRA" was issued from January
to March 1999, with a monthly circulation of up to 80,000.
NPD press spokesman Klaus BEIER in [the party newspaper] "Deutsche
Stimme" ["German Voice"], no. 2/99, p. 1.
Cf. "Deutsche Stimme", no. 12/99, p. 6.
The NPD Chairman Udo VOIGT at the NPD National Party Convention in
Mulda (Saxony) on 23/24 January; quoted from the party organ "Deutsche
Stimme", no. 2/99, p. 3.
VOIGT in "Deutsche Stimme", no. 3/99, p. 2.
VOIGT in "Deutsche Stimme", no. 7/99, special supplement "European
Elections 1999", p. 3.
Cf. "Deutsche Stimme", no. 11/99, p. 18.
Cf. "Deutsche Stimme", no. 2/99, p. 9.
At the Land Party Convention of the NPD in North Rhine/Westphalia on 14
November, FRENZ was not re-elected to the party’s Land Executive Committee.
Cf. "Deutsche Zukunft", no. 1/99, p. 5.
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