Left-Extremist Endeavours

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PHI Politische Hintergrund Germany: Political Background Informationen Information PJKK Party of Kurdish Working Women PKDW Kurdish Parliament-in-Exile Kurds: cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ s. also *PKK, *KNK PKK Partia Karkeren Kurdistan Kurdistan Workers’ Party Politikada Atilim "Political Attack" Turkey: *MLKP publication; cf. Part Politische Hintergrund Political Background Informationen Informationen (PHI) PPDK Party for Kosovo’s Democratic Progress �Ã��Ã� 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ Germany: right-extremist press service Kosovo: cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ s. also *UÇK, *PBD Prc Partito della rifondazione Italy: Communist Refoundation comunista Party PRC People’s Republic of China PRK (Democratic) People’s Republic of Korea PSG Partei für soziale Gleichheit Germany: Party for Social Equality Public Prosecutor General Germany: cf. *Federal Public Prosecutor General PUK Q Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Kurds: cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ Qod R (Arabic:) Jerusalem also: *Ghod radikal ’radical’ underground periodical, Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ RAF Rote Armee Fraktion Germany: Red Army Faction RAZZ - Zeitung für ein radikales Germany: newspaper; cf. Part 2: Hannover ’Left-Extremism’ RBF Republikanischer Bund der Germany: Republican Women’s Frauen Union RCG Russian Consulate-General cf. Part 4: ’Espionage / Intelligence’ RE Russian Embassy cf. Part 4: ’Espionage / Intelligence’ Refah Partisi Welfare Party (RP) Turkey: cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ Reichsruf "Bulletin for Revolutionary Germany: cf. Part 1: ’Right- National-Socialists" Extremism’ Religious Technology Center RTC subsidiary organization of *SO; cf. ’Scientology Organization’ REP Die Republikaner Germany: political party "The Republicans" RepBB Republikanischer Bund der Germany: Republican Union of öffentlich Bediensteten Public Sector Workers Republikaner (Die The Republicans (REP) Germany: political party, cf. Part 1: Republikaner) ’Right-Extremism’ see also *Bündnis 99, *RBF, *RepBB, *RHV, *RJ Republikanische Jugend Republican Youth (RJ) Germany: youth organization of the *REP party; cf. Part 1: 'Right-Extremism' Republikanischer Bund der Frauen Republican Women’s Union (RBF) Germany: cf. Part 1: 'Right- Extremism' sub-organization of the *REP Republikanischer Bund der Republican Union of Public Germany: cf. Part 1: ’Rightöffentlich Bediensteten Sector Workers (RepBB) Extremism’ sub-organization of the *REP
Republikanischer Hochschulverband Republican University/College Union (RHV) �Ã��Ã� Germany: cf. Part 1: ’Right- Extremism’ sub-organization of the *REP Revolutionäre Zellen Revolutionary Cells (RZ) Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ Revolutionärer Sozialistischer Bund Revolutionary Socialist Union (RSB) Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ Revolutionary People’s Devrimci Halk Kurtulus Partisi- Turkey: cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Liberation Party/Front Cephesi (DHKP-C) Foreigners’ RF Rote Fahne ("Red Flag") Germany: *MLPD publication; cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ RF Russian Federation formerly: *USSR s. also *CIS RH Rote Hilfe e.V. Germany: Red Aid (reg’d) RHV Republikanischer Germany: Republican Hochschulverband University/College Union RJ Republikanische Jugend Germany: Republican Youth Rote Armee Fraktion Red Army Faction (RAF) Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ Rote Fahne "Red Flag" *MLPD publication, Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ Rote Hilfe e.V. Red Aid (reg’d) (RH) Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ ROTKÄPCHEN im und beim Germany: youth organization of BdA *BdA; cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ RP Refah Partisi Turkey: Welfare Party RSB Revolutionärer Sozialistischer Germany: Revolutionary Socialist Bund Union RTC Religious Technology Center RZ S Revolutionäre Zellen Germany: Revolutionary Cells SAG Sozialistische ArbeiterGruppe Germany: Socialist Workers’ Group SAV Sozialistische Alternative Voran Germany: Socialist Alternative ’Forward’ SBU Security Service Ukraine Ukraine: cf. Part 4: ’Espionage / Ñëóæáà áåçïåêè Óêðà¿íè (ÑáÓ) Intelligence’ Scientology Organization SO cf. ’Scientology Organization’ s. also *IAS, *RTC, *Church of Scientology International SDAJ Sozialistische Deutsche Germany: Socialist German Arbeiterjugend Workers’ Youth SDS Sozialistischer Deutscher Germany: Socialist German Studentenbund Students’ Union SED Sozialistische Einheitspartei *GDR: Socialist Unity Party of Deutschlands Germany successor: cf. *PDS Serxwebun "Independence" publication of *PKK; cf. Part 3: ’Activities by Foreigners’ SI Socialist International Fr/Sp: cf. *IS SO Scientology Organization Socialist International SI cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ German section: cf. ^SAG^ Socialist International (SI) Internationale Socialiste - Internacional Socialista (IS) Engl. cf *SI solid = [’solid] - die sozialistische (abbrev. of) sozialistisch, links Germany: socialist youth association jugend und demokratisch (Socialist, left and democratic) cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extremism’ Soziale Volkspartei People’s Social Party (SVP) Germany: right-extremist party, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Sozialistische Alternative Socialist Alternative ’Forward’ Germany: cf. Part 2: ’Left-Extrem- Voran (SAV) ism’ s. also *CWI, *JRE
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V. Political Parties ..............
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I. Overview .......................
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Further increase in the number of r
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Increasing importance of the Intern
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Right-Extremist Potential 1) Subcul
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Anti-foreigner violence staying at
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2.3 Breakdown of Violent Offences b
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Risk of copycat offences Majority (
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"Blood & Honour" right-extremist pa
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Enforcement actions against distrib
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"Comradeships" as an organization m
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Participation in elections as a lon
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sumed broadcasting of its programme
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V. Political Parties 1. "Die Republ
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Comments on the German past (Press
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- On 25 August, the Deputy Chairman
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Legal proceedings By decision of 21
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Xenophobia (anti-foreigner hostilit
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Relativization of the Holocaust Isr
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demoralize the nation and facilitat
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Local government elections The elec
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"National Socialism" The NPD contin
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"Ethnically homogeneous peoples der
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Agitation against the principle of
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epeat their successful rally of the
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Publications: "Der Aktivist", circu
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Ab jetzt ... Bündnis für Deutschl
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Decline of intellectual publication
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VII. Revisionism In right-wing extr
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vant publications. The V.H.O. is al
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Denmark - On 8 August, the Danish "
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Unchanged number of publishing and
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Attempts to arrive at a new strateg
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Dissemination of content forbidden
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ing features, inter alia: intensive
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X. Overview of Major Publishing Hou
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2. New Communications Media .......
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"Party of Democratic Socialism" (PD
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Left-Extremist Potential *) Violenc
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*) Overview of Acts of Violence and
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Acts of Violence with Proven or Sus
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Overview of Acts of Violence commit
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Autonomists: the largest potential
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annoyed at having their coach damag
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AA/BO continues to be the most powe
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Action priorities: "Prisoner issue"
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Decrease in DKP membership on the C
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"German Communist Party" (DKP) and
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Efforts to build up a VVN youth org
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January in Berlin) made a decision
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"Communist Platform of the PDS" (KP
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"Arbeitsgemeinschaft Junge GenossIn
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Network of international contacts C
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Efforts to come to terms with the C
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and Berlin, with altogether more th
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Indications of left-extremist endea
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Left-wing extremists’ planning or
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Militant left-wing extremists asses
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to the European Governments and to
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3. "Anti-Fascism" For the vast majo
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y them, their resistance to the use
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VI. Propaganda and Communications M
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Security Endangering and Extremist
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use of force as a means for enforci
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home country. On 16 July, a presume
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Member Potential of Extremist Forei
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Overview of Acts of Violence and Ot
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III. Main Activities by Individual
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leading members of DHKP- C to many
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"With our revolution, we want to cr
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MLKP agitates against World Economi
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Federal Public Prosecutor General a
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The IGMG’s Islamistic educational
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KAZAN. Also in the Düsseldorf Phil
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In future, PKK intends to fight onl
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PKK tries to present itself as a de
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On May 5, the Düsseldorf Oberlande
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Leadership: a group of functionarie
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anti-regime publications, and mass
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of violence as a legitimate means f
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for the armed struggle depend on fu
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In Germany, there are - as before -
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Already shortly after his arrest, a
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Firm integration in the political s
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