Left-Extremist Endeavours

Care for "national political
prisoners"
"HNG News" wish to
document "political
persecution" of neo-Nazis
and mutual support; however, no programmatic agreements are
made beyond the association’s stated purpose of "prisoner welfare".
The purpose of "national prisoner welfare work" is not so much of
a charitable nature, but rather serves to tie the imprisoned
’comrades’ to the right-extremist scene. This purpose is also
served by the "List of Prisoners" which is published regularly in
"Nachrichten der HNG" ("HNG News") and is designed to enable
detainees to establish and maintain contacts.
At the same time, "HNG News" intends to document the "arbitrary
persecution of national citizens by the ruling establishment"
5) ; in this context, the paper also attacks the democratic consti-
tutional state:
"The fight against the political opponent with means pertaining
to the judiciary apparatus is the last step on the path to
establishing a police state and ideological dictatorship."
("Nachrichten der HNG", special edition, early 1999, p. 23)
Since January, after his release from prison, Hans-Christian
WENDT has again been appointed editor of "Nachrichten der
HNG". He declared that, in a time in which German patriots were
increasingly harassed and deprived of their civil rights 6) , he
would focus his activity on providing legal advice to the comrades;
brochures and instruction sheets, dealing with the usual
tricks and nastiness of the political persecutors and their helpers
from the penitentiaries of the FRG judiciary, were designed to
make everyday life in jail easier 7) . In addition, with the title
"Important legal guidance for political prisoners", WENDT announced
that he would establish a ’counter-public(ity)’:
"[Our] reports about the FRG jails are intended to publicize,
time and again, the recurrent arbitrary acts of the law
enforcement system against national prisoners."
("Nachrichten der HNG", special edition, early 1999, p. 29)
2.2 "Freiheitlicher VolksBlock" (FVB - "Free
People’s Bloc")
Founded: 1994
Headquarters: Nürnberg (Nuremberg)
National chairman: Thomas SCHARF
Members: 70 (1998: 100)
Publications: "FVB-Spiegel" ["FVB Mirror"]
(not published in 1999)
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