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Co-operation with rightwing extremists at its meeting on 25 June criticized the Party’s lack of public profile and demanded that a special party convention be held at which the REP’s future position should be clearly defined 15) . The meeting of the Kreis Chairmen of all Hessian Kreis Associations in Bad Nauheim on 6 November demanded the resignation of SCHLIERER and of all members of the National Executive Committee, condemned the course of demarcation vis-à-vis other patriots and also called for convening a special party convention 16) . Looking for ways out of the REP’s deep crisis, the Hessian "Republikanische Jugend" (RJ - "Republican Youth"), in a resolution addressed to the parent party and to the "national movement in Germany", shows parallels to the NPD’s strategic-ideological orientation (cf. Chapter V, sub-section 3.2 below): the REP had a future if they would see themselves as a spearhead and a forum of a national movement determined to penetrate all spheres of life so as to achieve what alone would be capable of ensuring the existence of the German people in the 21 st Century: "the national cultural revolution". The Party’s future course was to "be more than just a party - to be a movement!" This would be usefully complemented by parliamentary work 17) . Looking for an alternative to SCHLIERER, part of the intra-party opposition set their hopes on Harald NEUBAUER, the co-editor of the right-extremist publication "Nation & Europa - Deutsche Monatshefte" and the former Secretary General of the REP. Since a ban to appear at REP events, imposed on NEUBAUER by the REP national leadership on 9 May, was disregarded by the party grassroots level he appeared, as a prominent supporter of a "United Right Wing", at REP events in Bavaria, Rhineland-Palatinate, Hesse, Thuringia, North Rhine/Westphalia and Hamburg. The Altenburg (Thuringia) Kreis Association of the REP elected him an honorary member. In some instances, the REP national leadership imposed disciplinary sanctions against the REP functionaries responsible for events in which NEUBAUER participated. There is further evidence of the lack of distance kept by many REP members vis-à-vis right-wing extremists in 1999: - According to a press release of the Hesse Land Association of the "Republican Youth" (RJ), a large RJ delegation participated in the 1 st of May demonstrations, in Paris, of the rightextremist "Front National" (FN) wing around Jean Marie LE PEN and of the FN split-off "Front National - Mouvement National" (FN-MN - "National Front - National Movement"). In its June issue, "Nation & Europa" reported that a meeting of the RJ delegation had taken place, alongside the demonstration, with the former REP National Chairman and protagonist of a "United Right Wing", Franz SCHÖNHUBER. �Ã��Ã�
- On 25 August, the Deputy Chairman of the Hesse Land Association of the RJ, Peter SCHREIBER, made an appeal for participation in a "European Comradeships’ Evening" in Diksmuide (West Flanders, Belgium) on 28/29 August on the occasion of the 1999 "IJzerbedevaart" #) (cf. Chapter VIII, section 1, below). - The October issue of "Nation & Europa" carried a report on an event staged in Neustadt-Glewe (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) on 18 September by the "Deutschlandbewegung" ("Movement for Germany") initiated by the rightextremist Dr. Alfred MECHTERSHEIMER. This event, the publication said, had been convened at the invitation of the registered association "Nation Europa Freunde e.V."; apart from the publication’s editor NEUBAUER, the speakers included the members of the Hessian REP Land Association, Hans HIRZEL and Gottfried BURISCHEK, and the deputy chairman of the Hamburg Land Association of the REP, Jan PIGORS 18) - . According to a press release by the Baden-Wurttemberg Land Executive Secretariat of the NPD of 23 September, the REP and the NPD in Karlsruhe presented a joint list for the local elections in Baden-Wurttemberg on 24 October. In an interview with the broadcasting station Südwestrundfunk, the local REP frontrunner justified the candidacy of NPD members on the REP List - NPD membership did not play any role in his view. On the same broadcasting programme, the Chairman of the Karlsruhe Kreis Association of the NPD pointed out that this co-operation had been initiated by the REP 19) . - The Hessian Land Association of the "Republikanische Jugend" (RJ - "Republican Youth") on 26 September reported that the RJ, in co-operation with the Biblis (Hesse) Local Association of the REP had on 24 September organized a song recital by the right-extremist singersongwriter Frank RENNICKE (cf. Chapter III, sub-section 2.1, above) 20) . - In an interview with the NPD party organ "Deutsche Stimme", the Chairman of the Bergstraße (Hesse) Kreis Association of the REP, Hans-Peter FISCHER, declared that the November issue had stated that co-operation with the NPD not only was expedient, but also vital for all national and democratic forces from the so-called right-wing camp. Participation in elections The REP took part in the elections to the European Parliament, ÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃÃ Æ� ��Ã��ÃÅ��Ã��ÅÃ��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã ��Ã ��Ã ��Ã��Ã��Ã � ��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã��Ã�� Ã��Ã�
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