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therefore home to a five-party system. Notable compared to the development of party systems in most other Western democracies was the absence of a far-right party. In particular, the continued stigmatization of right-wing extremism, the cdu / csu' s

concerns, and rising right-wing extremism and violence. Instead, it appears that a stable contingency of the electorate—present throughout the country—perceives immigration as one of the most important political problems in Germany despite the pronounced

Austria mobilized participants for the street battle in Germany between Hooligans and Salafists. 69 According to the döw , the Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance, which documents right-wing extremism in Austria, the Facebook page of hogesa

Turner-Graham, a historian of right-wing extremism, these critiques of Death in June and other bands tapped into a number of “popular dialogues” at that time that addressed “European identity, its composition and the way in which Europe’s cataclysmic past

views on the exceptionality of the Third Reich. Normalized views of Hitler and the Nazis could have real ramifications there in terms of foreign and economic policy but also on domestic issues like data collection, integration, and right-wing extremism

group followers. After the first wash, the writing on the shirts would disappear and be replaced with the words “What your shirt did, you can do too. We will help you leave right-wing extremism behind.” 48 The zdk also organizes marches and

personal security “cannot be a question of … gender [or] sexual identity.” They call for greater police oversight, warning about “anti-feminist” right-wing extremism in the state security services. 75 Finally, the party argues that prostitutes need “rights

and commissioned by the German federal government, called “Causes and Background for Right-Wing Extremism, Xenophobia and Xenophobic Motivated Attacks in East Germany,” suggested that the gdr , as a homogeneous society with very few and relatively

, Die Alternative für Deutschland. Programmatik. Entwicklung und politische Verortung,” German Politics 26, no. 2 (2017): 334–335; Samuel Salzborn, “Renaissance of the New Right in Germany? A Discussion of New Right Elements in German Right-Wing