Der III. Weg: The Wannabe Nazi Elite
For the first time, German far-right fringe party Der III. Weg (The IIIrd Path) will be on the ballot in…
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For the first time, German far-right fringe party Der III. Weg (The IIIrd Path) will be on the ballot in…
After the banning of National Action and Atomwaffen Division, British neo-Nazis are still as active as ever: in the Satanic paedophile sect Order of the Nine Angles or the media-savvy Patriotic Alternative. A look at the far-right in post-Brexit Britain.
Attila Hildmann, a successful vegan chef with his own line of products before the pandemic, has undergone a rapid radicalisation,…
It took barely a day for a Telegram group called “Veteranren-Pool”, in English Veteran’s Pool, to grow to over twelve…
Since 2016, there has been a string of at least far-right 73 crimes in the Berlin district of Neukölln, including 23 arson attacks. The two main suspects, local neo-Nazis, are still free.
They sell crystal meth, run brothels, organise far-right rock concerts and are well networked internationally: Last Friday, almost 30 properties belonging to the far-right Brotherhood Turonen/Garde 20 (Brotherhood Thuringia) were raided, with ten arrests. Not, however, because of their political activities – but because of organised crime.
The far-right may often act locally, but it sees itself as part of an international antidemocratic fight – an alarming…
The conspiracy world and alt-right disagree with the mainstream media’s coverage of the escalation in Washington – no surprise there. So what’s the perspective of the so-called “New Right” in Germany on the storming of the Capitol?
Trump supporters, numerous QAnon supporters, and well-known far-right YouTubers and activists stormed the Capitol in Washington, streaming from within and taking selfies with Capitol Hill police. And how did Germany’s conspiracy scene react? By seeing Q’s plan or “the Antifa” at work.
The Nordic Resistance Movement has an ambitious aim: to establish a pan-Scandinavian neo-Nazi state. The movement has chapters in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Iceland, and is well-networked internationally. It is responsible for numerous attacks and murders in Scandinavia in recent years. But the movement is in crisis: In Sweden, the group has split in two and in Finland, the NMR was banned by the Supreme Court last year. However, the movement continues to pose a very real threat.