Left-Extremist Endeavours

United States. Speakers from various countries read papers
on the motto "Europe’s Nations - Heritage and Mission".
Spain - Some 50 German right-wing extremists, including several
members of the "German National Democratic Party" (NPD)
and skinheads, attended the ceremonies commemorating
the anniversaries of the death of the Spanish dictator
General Francisco Franco and of Falangist leader José
Primo de Rivera in Madrid on 19-21 November.
"Deutsche Büchergilde
Kapstadt"
Claus NORDBRUCH
2. Increased Propaganda Activities from South Africa
Agitation from South Africa increased in 1999. Thus, the "Deutsche
Büchergilde Kapstadt" (German Book Club of Capetown),
directed by Heinz MIGEOD, distributed samples of text from rightextremist
publications as well as fliers of the Capetown-based
"Kampfbund gegen Unterdrückung der Meinungsfreiheit in
Deutschland" ["Combat Union against the Suppression of Freedom of
Expression in Germany"]. In these - often revisionist and anti-Semitic
- pamphlets, the authors label the Federal Republic of Germany
as a "liar and oppressive system" that propagandized the
’gas chamber lie’ and Germany’s sole responsibility for World
War II. Several citizens of the Federal Republic who received
these unsolicited pamphlets transmitted them to the competent
security authorities.
At lectures given during several stays in Germany, Dr. Claus
NORDBRUCH, a publicist living in South Africa presented his books.
On those occasions, he deplored the alleged lack of freedom of
expression in Germany and equated the democratic constitutional
state and its institutions with authoritarian-dictatorial systems.
One of his lectures was transmitted live over the Internet
on the homepage of "Politische Hintergrund Informationen" (PHI
- "Political Background Information").
3. "Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei/Auslands-
und Aufbauorganisation"
(NSDAP/AO - "National-Socialist German Workers’
Party/Overseas and Development Organization")
After serving a four-year prison sentence, the leader of the
NSDAP/AO, Gary Rex LAUCK, was released from prison in Germany
on 23 March and deported to the U.S. Since then, the
propaganda activities of the NSDAP/AO have increased again;
until November, five new issues of "NS-Kampfruf" have appeared
under LAUCK’s responsibility; inter alia, these issues announced
that LAUCK, with the support of an American human rights or-
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