Left-Extremist Endeavours

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Reports in "Rote Fahne", no. 22/99 of 4 June 1999, pp. 14 seqs.; no. 25/99
of 20 June 1999, pp. 12 seq.; and no. 26/99 of 2 July 1999, pp. 16 seqs.
Printed in "blatt", publication of JD/JL Berlin & Brandenburg, around May
1999.
"Anarcho-Syndicalists" strive to establish a self-governed. (anarchistically
motivated) organization of the working classes through revolutionary trade
unions ("syndicates of workers").
"Autonome Ruhrgebietsgruppen" ("Autonomous Ruhr Region Groups"), in:
"Interim", no. 480 of 5 July 1999.
"Just wars" are understood to mean wars to defend socialist countries
against imperialist aggressors, nationals wars of liberation against imperialist
foreign rule and colonialism, and revolutionary civil wars against reactionary
and counter-revolutionary forces.
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lagebericht [situation report] 18.9.99"
Thus, at the "Spring Conference" in Heidelberg (9 - 11 April), some 250
anti-nuclear activists - among them left-wing extremists - agreed that
CASTOR (Cask for Storage and Transport of Radioactive Material) transports
would continue to be seen as a "lever for enforcing immediate decommissioning"
and that they remained "action targets".
"Arbeitsgruppe Strategien (ASG) im Anti-Atom-Plenum Berlin" ("Strategies
Working Group (ASG) within the Anti-Nuclear Plenary Berlin"): "Die Kampagne
gegen Atomtransporte weiterentwickeln!!!", in: "Interim", no. 470 of
25 February 1999.
Security-Endangering and Extremist Activities by Foreigners
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The term of "Islamism" is derived from the word "Islamist", a self-given
designation of representatives of this ideological persuasion. In public, and
particularly in the media, this extremist ideology is also called "Islamic fundamentalism".
Devrimci Halk Kurtulus Partisi-Cephesi.
Türkiye Halk Kurtulus Partisi/-Cephesi - Devrimci Sol.
These figures are based on estimates. Changes in member/supporter figures
compared to the previous years may be due to new information, and
thus do not always imply an actual increase or decrease.
In this context, this is understood to mean organizations of foreigners living
in the Federal Republic of Germany, whose endeavours, within the meaning
of Section 3, para. 1, of the Federal Act on the Protection of the Constitution,
are directed against the free democratic fundamental order or - for
political motives - against the security of the Bund [Federation] or of one of
its Länder [States], or which, through the use of force or preparatory acts to
such ends, jeopardize foreign-policy interests of the Federal Republic of
Germany.
It cannot be assumed that all members/supporters of the IGMG follow or
support Islamist goals. In an IGMG brochure, this Organization claims to
have 250,000 supporters throughout Europe.
The Turkish Constitutional Court, on 16 January 1998, banned the "Welfare
Party" (Refah Partisi - RP) for having violated the constitutional rule stipulating
the separation of State and Church and ordered the confiscation of
the Party’s assets. The long-time party chairman Prof. Necmettin ERKABAN
and five other RP parliamentarians were divested of their MP mandates
and, for a five-year period, were forbidden to engage in any political activity.
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