Left-Extremist Endeavours

Anti-Americanism as a
dominant ideological
element
Demonstrations against
the so-called Wehrmacht
Exhibition are evidence of
the co-operation of neo-
Nazis with the NPD/JN
"Anti-Antifa" activities
designed at least to unnerve
the opponent
rallies, most of which were stopped by the security authorities already
in the early stages.
Instead, one of the central agitation themes was the Kosovo
conflict. NATO’s military action in Kosovo against Yugoslavia
and, in particular, the participation of German soldiers met with
opposition not only by the right-extremist parties, but also by the
entire neo-Nazi scene. It was argued that, with this military strike,
the U.S. had clearly shown their claim to imperial power, with the
NATO nations giving their subservient allegiance.
To quote from the Hamburg neo-Nazi publication "Zentralorgan"
(ZORG - "Central Organ"):
"The US used Yugoslavia’s internal affairs as a pretext to
enforce, also in Europe, and with all means available, their
self-elected claim to leadership within the ’new world order’
proclaimed by them. Thanks to the subservient vassalage of
the NATO nations, it is not particularly difficult for the US to
achieve their end. ... Consequently, the separatist endeavours
of the Kosovar Albanians and their underground army UÇK
suit the One World strategists perfectly. They aim at solidarity
with a racial minority on the Serbian territory in order to be
able to undermine the Serbian nation-state."
("Zentralorgan", no. 6, p. 16)
In addition to agitation against NATO's military action in Kosovo,
protest against the travelling exhibition "War of Extermination.
Crimes of the Wehrmacht, 1941 - 1944" was the predominant
theme among the neo-Nazis. Participation in demonstrations
agains this exhibition revealed the close co-operation between
neo-Nazis and the "National-Democratic Party of Germany"
(NPD) and its youth organization "Young National Democrats"
(JN).
Thus, for instance, NPD/JN members notified the public authorities
of demonstrations which, however, were organized and carried
out mainly by neo-Nazis, e.g. in Kiel on 31 January and in
Hamburg on 10 July. The neo-Nazis used the NPD's status as a
political party in the hope of thus avoiding a ban of the event. In
its turn, the NPD frequently relied on the neo-Nazi supporter
potential to make "its" events look larger and more impressive.
Most neo-Nazis, however, do not see the relationship with the
NPD as one of continuous solidarity. They fear that the NPD
might assume the role of opinion leader within the "National Resistance"
and shove them aside.
Spying on, and dissemination of, the addresses and activities of
the political opponent continue to be a neo-Nazi field of action.
The aim of these "Anti-Antifa" ["anti-antifascist"] activities is to
launch verbal attacks against their opponents and to unnerve
them by actions such as telephone calls. Thus, in late August, it
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