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	Deutsche Nationalzeitung - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Die Deutsche Nationalzeitung (DNZ, German National Newspaper) is a weekly neofascist newspaper, published by Gerhard Frey, who also founded the far right Deutsche Volksunion (German People's Union) in 1971.
		The DNZ, used as the Deutsche Volksunion's party organ, espouses many of the views held by The Republicans (Germany) (Die Republikaner), but it goes one step further in tacitly supporting violence against asylum seekers and foreign workers.
		Frey has sought to distance himself from pro-Nazi sentiments while simultaneously insisting that most Germans want to live in a racially pure country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/German_National_Newspaper (243 words)

	Deutsche Volksunion - Wikipedia
		Die Deutsche Volksunion (kurz: DVU) ist eine Partei am Ã¤uÃeren rechten Rand des politischen Spektrums in Deutschland.
		MÃ¤rz 1987 unter dem Namen " Deutsche Volksunion - Liste D " ( DVU-Liste D) gegrÃ¼ndet.
		Eine deutsche Arbeiterpartei und ihre Freunde, Hamburg 1998.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Deutsche_Volksunion (1028 words)

	Deutsche in TutorGig Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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	www.tutorgig.com /es/Deutsche (893 words)

	Germany - The Republikaner and the German People's Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Republikaner received 2.1 percent of the vote in the all-Germany election of December 1990 and 1.9 percent in the October 1994 election.
		Schönhuber, the party's only nationally known figure, was deposed as party leader in the fall of 1994 because he had proposed that his party join forces with the more extreme DVU.
		Gerhard Frey, the Munich publisher of two weekly neofascist newspapers, Deutsche National-Zeitung (print run 63,000) and Deutsche Wochen-Zeitung (20,000), founded the DVU in 1971.
	www.country-data.com /cgi-bin/query/r-4978.html (916 words)

	Germany - Dissidence and Terrorist Activity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In November 1989, the chief executive of the Deutsche Bank, Alfred Herrhausen, was assassinated.
		In April 1991, Detlev Rohwedder, the director of the Treuhandanstalt (Trust Agency), the mammoth agency charged with privatizing East German state enterprises, was murdered by terrorists with connections to the Stasi.
		The fanaticism of the xenophobic rightists was fueled by the presence of large numbers of foreign workers and by the increasing number of aliens seeking political asylum in the country.
	www.country-data.com /cgi-bin/query/r-5014.html (1305 words)

	Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Deutsche Volksunion (DVU, German People's Union) was founded in 1971 in Munich as an umbrella group by Gerhard Frey, a millionaire publisher who heads and funds the party.
		In spring 1996, one such legal organization, the Deutsche Liga für Volk und Heimat (DLVH, German League for the People and Homeland), which was originally a splinter group of the REP, announced a change in structure-from a political party to a society.
		This move was met with resistance from the neo-Nazis within its ranks, who had found legal and "respectable" cover in the DLVH without its ideology being too different from that of their banned organizations.
	www.axt.org.uk /antisem/archive/archive1/germany/germany.htm (7970 words)

	Rechter Großstadtrekord in Bremerhaven
		Die Deutsche Volksunion steigerte sich von 5,2 Prozent 1999 auf jetzt 8,1 Prozent.
		Zwei als "Rechtskonkurrenten" gegen die Deutsche Volksunion in Stellung gebrachte Gruppierungen scheiterten deutlich an der Sperrklausel: Die "Schill-Partei" kam auf 2,2 Prozent, die "Deutsche Partei" (DP) auf lediglich 0,9 Prozent.
		Die Volksunion hält jetzt nicht nur den rechten Großstadtrekord, sondern ist auch als einzige deutsche Rechtspartei mit Parlamentariern in Landtagen präsent: Bremen und Brandenburg.
	www.dsz-verlag.de /Artikel_03/NZ41_4.html (772 words)

	HITLER'S WILLING HELPER
		Irving was to speak at a May 9, 1992 Berlin rally organised by the neo-Nazi Die Nationalen (aka Deutsche Liga fur Volk und Heimat or German League for Nation and Homeland) to oppose German capitulation to the allies in 1945.
		The Deutsche Jugend Bildungswer, another neo-Nazi group, carried three boxes containing more than 100 of Irving's books into court for him during his unsuccessful appeal in Munich in 1992 against a fine for denying the Holocaust.
		Irving spoke to this organisation in Rothenburg in May 1991, sharing the platform with extremists from the Deutsche Liga and Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands whose chairman, Gunter Deckert, was sentenced to two years in prison for incitement in 1995.
	www.aijac.org.au /review/1996/2116/irving.html (5462 words)

	Anti-Semitism Worldwide 1997/8 - GERMANY
		The Deutsche Volksunion (German People's Union-DVU), with a registered membership of 20,000, is one of Germany's largest extreme-right-wing parties.
		In the guise of humanitarian groups that support prisoners and their families, neo-Nazi organizations continued in 1997 to increase their membership and their influence on the radical right scene both nationally and internationally.
		Deutsche Monatshefte, the mouthpiece of the DLVH continued to be edited by Peter Dehoust, Harald Neubauer and Adolf von Thadden.
	www.tau.ac.il /Anti-Semitism/asw97-8/germany.html (3217 words)

	Antifaschistischer Jahresbericht Westhavelland 2003
		Die Deutsche Volksunion (DVU) wurde am 16.01.1971 von dem Münchener Verleger und Millionär Gerhard Frey als eingetragener Verein gegründet und machte in ihrer Frühphase vor allem durch revisionistische Programmatik im Zusammenhang mit der Rehabilitierung des Nationalsozialismus von sich Reden.
		Trotz der beispielhaften offensichtlichen Inkompetenz der dort gewählten Abgeordneten, zog die Deutsche Volksunion nach den Landtagswahlen 05.09.1999 mit 5,28 % der Wählerstimmen in Fraktionsstärke auch in den Brandenburger Landtag ein.
		Seit 2003 versucht die Deutsche Volksunion nun auch auf Kommunaler Ebene zu agieren.
	www.inforiot.de /westhavelland2003/6.php (1145 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		David Irving and the right-wing extremist German People’s Union [Deutsche Volksunion - DVU], the German National Newspaper [Deutsche Nationalzeitung - DNZ] and Dr. Gerhard Frey.
		David Irving and the right-wing extremist German People’s Union [Deutsche Volksunion - DVU ], the German National Newspaper [ Deutsche Nationalzeitung - DNZ], Dr. Gerhard Frey.
		Members of the militant neo-Nazi Free German Workers’ Party [Freiheitliche Deutsche Arbeiter Partei - FAP, banned in 1995] were present at the DVU annual meeting in Munich in 1986.
	www.holocaustdenialontrial.org /evidence/funke003.asp (4980 words)

	Deutsche Volksunion -- Die Deutsche Volksunion (DVU) ist eine deutsche Parte... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Deutsche Volksunion -- Die Deutsche Volksunion (DVU) ist eine deutsche Parte...
		Die Deutsche Volksunion (DVU) ist eine deutsche Partei, die 1971 in München als Verein und 1987 als Partei gegründet wurde und dem rechtsextremen Spektrum zugerechnet wird.
		Dort ist eine Übersicht der Autoren einsehbar, sowie die Möglichkeit den Original-Text zu editieren.
	dvu.exsudo.de (80 words)

	AllRefer.com - Germany - Dissidence and Terrorist Activity \| German Information Resource
		In April 1991, Detlev Rohwedder, the director of the Tre uhandanstalt (Trust Agency), the mammoth agency charged with privatizing East German state enterprises, was murdered by terrorists with connections to the Stasi.
		The fanaticism of the xenophobic rightists was fueled by the presence of large numbers of foreign workers and by the increasing number of aliens seek ing political asylum in the country.
		Legal but extreme right-wing parties such as the German People's Union (Deutsche Volksunion--DVP) and the Republikaner (Die Republikaner--REP) maintained their legal status by avoiding Nazi symbols and propaganda and k eeping their distance from smaller neo-Nazi groups.
	reference.allrefer.com /country-guide-study/germany/germany171.html (1452 words)

	Spam with everything in Germany's election (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		But it's the public who are the victims of the newest and most ingenious attempt to propagate the far-right message.
		If you sprechen nicht sehr gut Deutsch, but have been receiving a flood of German-language spam email in the last week or so, you've probably been wondering what's going on.
		What you're receiving is spam generated by a variant of the computer virus known as Sober, whose content ranges from links, through potentially inflammatory news stories, to outright race-hate.
	www.opendemocracy.net /xml/xhtml/articles/2535.html (657 words)

	Schroeder's Party Is Set Back Painfully in 2 State Elections
		One of the main beneficiaries of the disillusionment with Schroeder was the far-right Deutsche Volksunion, which spent heavily in recent weeks to ram home a xenophobic message that unemployment of about 20 percent in Brandenburg was attributable to the presence of foreigners.
		The Volksunion took about 5.3 percent of the vote, projections showed, just over the 5 percent needed in Germany to qualify for parliamentary representation.
		The result clearly reflected anger among youths in the eastern states who have been unable to find jobs and have chosen to vent their frustration through skinhead violence.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/world/europe/090699germany-elections.html (1029 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/z/zundel.ernst/rushton-report
		The series was attacked by the NPD's newspaper, the Deutsche Stimme, and the Deutsche National-Zeitung, the newspaper of the DVU, as being Hollywood propaganda, and led to an increase in neo-Nazi activity throughout Germany.
		The events at Rostock and Cottbus marked the start of a new wave of violence throughout Germany: from September to December 4167 racially motivated incidents were recorded, both the violent and the non-violent, compared with 2169 incidents in the period from January to August.
		The Freiheitliche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, run by notorious neo-Nazi Friedhelm Busse, is estimated by the Office for Protection of the Constitution at 150 members.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/ftp.cgi/people/z/zundel.ernst/rushton-report (7895 words)

	Commentary -- WSJ Interactive Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This vision of quickly achieved economic parity was symbolized by the artificial one-for-one conversion rate at which the German government bought the currency holdings of the former East Germans.
		The gift to the residents of the eastern regions was mostly harmless, part of the price paid by westerners for a successful takeover of the east.
		In that election, the extreme right-wing (ostensibly brown-shirt) Deutsche Volksunion party won almost 13% of the vote, though it previously had almost zero support, mainly by appealing with xenophobic slogans to frustrated, young unemployed voters.
	www-personal.umd.umich.edu /~mtwomey/newspapers/061198ba.html (1122 words)

	Germany - One Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Federal Republic of Germany ( German : Bundesrepublik Deutschland) is one of the world's leading industrialized countries, located in central Europe.
		The largest right-wing nationalist parties are the Nationaldemokratische Partei (National-Democratic Party - NPD), the Deutsche Volksunion (German People-Union - DVU) and the Republikaner (Republicans - REP).
		These parties have no major influence on federal politics in the present Germany, but in some states, for instance Saxony, they have received up to about 10% of the vote, which gives them representation in the state legislatures.
	www.onelang.com /encyclopedia/index.php/Germany (3985 words)

	Gerhard Frey
		Gerhard Frey (* 1933) ist Herausgeber der Deutschen (DNZ) und Begründer der Deutschen Volksunion (DVU).
		In späteren Jahren erwarb zudem die Deutsche Wochenzeitung und konnte umfangreichen anhäufen.
		1971 gründete Frey die Deutsche Volksunion (DVU) und wurde ihr Vorsitzender.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Dr._Gerhard_Frey.html (201 words)

	The NPD and the Petition to Ban it \| Germany \| Deutsche Welle \|
		In its first campaign for national elections in 1969 the NPD failed to obtain enough votes to enter the federal parliament, the Bundestag, and retreated from the political stage.
		In 1986 the NPD rose up again and joined forces with the German Volksunion, backed by the wealthy publicist Gerhard Frey.
		But the party's efforts again failed to bring it the necessary votes to enter the Bundestag.
	www.tor.cn /dw/article/0,1564,416021_0,00.html (588 words)

	German State Votes Sunday, and Rightists Hope to Gain
		Farbig is an apprentice carpenter in this small town in the eastern state of Brandenburg, where voting takes place Sunday in an election heavily marked by the presence of the free-spending, extreme-right Deutsche Volksunion.
		The party, backed by a millionaire Bavarian publisher, Gerhard Frey, is hoping to benefit from disillusionment with the center-left government of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, which has proved unable to dent an unemployment rate still running close to 20 percent in the former East German states, about double the national level.
		The state's interior minister, Alwin Ziel, said last week that there were 33 serious far-right attacks in the first half of this year, a rise of 50 percent over 1998.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/world/europe/090599germany-elections.html (636 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Yet another 'red' government in Europe? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The country was shocked when discontent with the incumbent party manifested itself in the regional elections in the East German land of Sachsen-Anhalt in April in the shape of a 12 per cent vote for the far-right Deutsche Volksunion, a party better known for its xenophobic slogans than for any political groundwork.
		Prominent green politicians such as Joschka Fischer, a possible candidate for the Foreign Ministry, are finding it difficult to mend fences with their electorate after several (to put it mildly) confusing statements from the party.
		Thus a convention in late spring called for raising the price of petrol to five Deutsche marks (approximately $2.80) a litre and objected to the ongoing Nato-peacekeeping operations in Bosnia.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /1998/388/in2.htm (1451 words)

	Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Despite the unexpected success of the Deutsche Volksunion in the Saxony-Anhalt state election in April 1998, none of the three far-right parties which contested the election - the Deutsche Volksunion, Die Republikaner and the Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands - was able to obtain parliamentary representation.
		Gerhard Frey, the leader and founder of the Deutsche Volksunion (DVU, German People's Union), is a publisher with a personal fortune estimated at DM480 million (US$300 million).
		In November 1997 a Berlin court ruled that the Berlin Deutsche Oper had had no choice but to dismiss Gerd Reinke, a member of the company during its tour of Israel, given the damage he had caused to the opera's reputation.
	www.axt.org.uk /antisem/archive/archive2/germany/germany.htm (7758 words)

	dvu.de
		Die Deutsche Volksunion ist begeistert von der nationalen Souveränität des französischen Volkes.
		Was aber das deutsche Volk dazu sagt, hat wieder einmal nichts zu sagen.
		Für die Deutsche Volksunion ergriff Fraktionsgeschäftsführer Sigmar-Peter Schuldt das Wort.
	www.dvu.de (5207 words)

	English News Archive: May 15 to May 7, 1998
		Riding widespread discontent in a region with mass unemployment Frey's Deutsche Volksunion, accused of racism and anti-Semitism, shocked the world when it stormed into the state assembly in east German Saxony-Anhalt with 13 percent of vote.
		Independent researcher Hersch Fischler said it was doubtful Deutsche's management knew where the gold came from because the pre-war Reichsbank central bank, from which Deutsche acquired the gold, kept the origins of these ingots top secret.
		Deutsche and Degussa AG said they could not comment on these findings until separate independent investigations into each company had been completed by historians.
	www.vho.org /News/GB/SRN23-24_98.html (12264 words)

	Ministerstvo vnitra
		In addition to the NPD the German Poeple’s Union (Deutsche Volksunion — DVU) and the Republican Party (Die Republikaner — REP) also ranked among the institutional representatives of right-wing extremism in Germany.
		In 2000, the possibility of prohibiting the NPD was widely discussed in Germany, since the programme of this Party contradicts the German Constitution.
		Austrian members of the extreme nationalistic organisation, the German Community of Undergraduates (Deutsche Burshenschaft), organised a discussion with their German colleagues in Austria in 2000 about the national principle (Völkisches Prinzip).
	www.mvcr.cz /extremis/2000/angl/5.html (2695 words)

	The Rushton Report
		The Deutsche Volksunion e.V. was founded in January 1971, by the Munich publisher Dr. Gerhard Frey.
		The NPD was created by members of the Deutsche Reichspartei (DRP) on 28th November 1964, under the leadership of Fritz Thielen and Adolf von Thadden.
		The Freiheitliche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, run by notorious neo-Nazi Friedhelm Busse, is estimated by the Officefor Protection of the Constitution at 150 members.
	www.ess.uwe.ac.uk /documents/rushton.htm (7534 words)

	German Far Right Poised for Electoral Gains \| Germany \| Deutsche Welle \|
		Its creation was an amalgamation of several older right-wing parties including the Deutsche Reichspartei (DRP, German Empire Party), Deutsche Nationale Volkspartei (DNVP, German National People's Party).
		However, the same could not be said for the right-wing movement as a whole.
		By the 1980s, the NPD found itself in competition with two new right-wing parties: the Republikaner (REP, Republicans) and the DVU (Deutsche Volksunion, German People's Union).
	www.dw-world.de /dw/article/0,,1331600,00.html?mpb=en (1055 words)

	Hajo Funke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Reisz, Heinz: Leader of a GdNF splinter group ‘German Hessen’ [‘Deutsches Hessen’] made up of Kühnen faithfuls who split from the DA in 1991 over their dissatisfaction with the leadership of Frank Hübner.
		In 1980 his ‘German Action Group’ [‘Deutsche Aktionsgruppe’] undertook various bombing attacks and in the same year he was arrested and imprisoned in Germany.
		In the same year he was fined for publishing an article by Robert Faurisson, a punishment increased to DM 10,000 and 6-months imprisonment in 1993.
	www.holocaustdenialontrial.org /evidence/funke009.asp (4203 words)

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