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	Friends in Germany: The National Democratic Party
		The National Democratic Party (Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, or NPD) is Germany's oldest nationalist party and one of the few patriotic organizations not yet banned by the government.
		Consequently, after the partial reunification of Germany in 1990, the NPD was able to gain considerable strength in the eastern part of the country: the former German Democratic Republic.
		Demographically speaking, the NPD is a party of grandparents and grandchildren.
	www.nationalvanguard.org /story.php?id=3909 (1655 words)

	National Democratic Party of Germany - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) - a far-right political party in Germany
		National Democratic Party of Germany (East Germany) (NDPD)- a former political party in East Germany
		National Democratic Party of Germany can refer to:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Democratic_Party_of_Germany (113 words)

	NPD - English Language Section
		The Political Principles of the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD)
		By contrast, the NPD takes the position that the ruling class must be replaced in order to secure a future for the German people and to insure Germany a place of honor in the family of European nations.
		The focus of National Democratic economic policy should be on the creation of an effective synthesis of a free-market, private enterprise oriented economy, bound to regulations insuring the social responsibility of economic practice.
	www.npd-sh.de /sprachen/englisch/eng3.htm (3878 words)

	German government moves to ban neo-Nazi party What are the consequences of banning the NPD?
		The most important step towards combating the NPD and all other extreme right-wing organisations is to build a new workers party that gives priority to the interests of the broadest layers of the population, instead of the rich and influential, i.e., one that is based on a socialist perspective.
		It is precisely because all of the democratic parties are towing the same line in all essential political issues and have completely subordinated themselves to the interests of a rich elite that the extreme right wing is able to channel growing social discontent down a racist path.
		As a rule, the Constitution's provision for banning parties is justified with the concept of “vigilant democracy”, meaning that never again should democracy stand by defenceless as it is destroyed by its enemies, as in Germany in the early 1930s.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2000/nov2000/npd-n11.shtml (2489 words)

	National Democratic Party of Germany (Germany)
		The NPD is decidedly anti-democratic, racist, antisemitic, against immigration and for relativation of crimes of the Third Reich.
		The neo-nazi Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands (NPD) was formed in the early 1960s with several right-wing parties merged and was rather successful in the elections during the 1960s (for example 13,1% of the votes in Nuremberg) but lost most of its support in the early 1970s.
		The flag of the NPD was red with a white circle.
	flagspot.net /flags/de}npd.html (648 words)

	National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The National Democratic Party of Germany (German: Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, NPD) is the largest far right political party in Germansivisty.
		Holger Apfel, leader of the NPD in Saxony and deputy leader of the party nationwide, made a speech in the Saxon Landtag in which he called the Allied forces of the USA and Britain "mass murderers" because of their role in the bombing.
		The NPD and DVU operate primarily on an anti-immigration campaign, whereas the Republicans place a heavy focus on the concepts of law, order and punishment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nationaldemokratische_Partei_Deutschlands (406 words)

	Far-Right Party Recruits Neo-Nazis Current Affairs Deutsche Welle 06.10.2004
		Germany's far-right National Party (NPD), which made headlines last month when it won 9.2 percent of the vote in regional elections in the eastern state of Saxony, is pressing on with its efforts to enter the national government.
		NPD leader Udo Voigt is also scheduled to meet with Gerhard Frey, the leader of the German People's Union (DVU), another far right party that snagged 6.1 percent of the vote in Brandenburg during the same regional elections, for talks focused on a possible alliance.
		Germany woke up to fears that the political tremors sparked by state elections in Saxony and Brandenburg on Sunday could lead to deeper division within their country and scare off investors.
	www.dw-world.de /dw/article/0,1564,1348896,00.html (563 words)

	Germany's neo-Nazis gain in Saxony elections
		Germany's neo-Nazi, National Democratic Party made sweeping gains in key elections in the eastern state of Saxony yesterday in a shock protest vote that reflected the widespread unpopularity of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's economic reform programme.
		In the conservative-controlled state, the, National Democrats (NPD) won seats in a regional state parliament for the first time in 36 years after first exit poll results showed that party had won nine per cent of the vote.
		Currently the only party to hold seats in a state assembly, that of Brandenburg.
	www.rickross.com /reference/neonazis/neonazis46.html (712 words)

	UCOG: The NPD: Germany's extreme right-wing party
		February 9, 2005: Germany’s ultra-right party, the "National Democratic Party of Germany" ["NPD"] has been around a long time and last made real headlines in the 1968 when it held seats for one term in a German state legislature.
		Aren't the political parties and organizations partially responsible for the renewed growth of the NPD and antisemitism in Germany by treating this subject as a tabu and leaving it to the NPD?" (January 26, 2005).
		The NPD garnered 9.2% of the votes cast, a remarkable increase of 7.8% in the 5 years since the last election.
	www.ucog.org /news.php?strArticle=NEWS/2005-02-09.htm (622 words)

	Encyclopedia: Austrian Freedom Party
		The FPÖ is generally regarded as a populist party and often classed as a Euronationalist party.
		A split developed with an anti-Haider faction led by Freedom Party cabinet ministers gaining control of the party.
		The Freedom Party, which in 1999 was stronger than Schüssel's party, was reduced to 10.16% of the vote, less than half its previous vote.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Austrian-Freedom-Party (587 words)

	The Horst Mahler File
		At a press conference in Bruchsal near Karlsruhe last Saturday, Mahler—in his own words an “opponent of the party-state”—called on all those for whom “Germany was close to their hearts”, to “strengthen the patriotic front, by publicly joining the NPD without consideration for the consequences for their personal fate”.
		Mahler's membership application to the NPD followed a weeks-long campaign for a prohibition of the party.
		With the help of Gerhard Schroeder—the former SPD-Young Socialists chairman, later prime minister of Lower Saxony, and today Germany's federal chancellor, who acted as Mahler's legal counsel in 1978—he gained readmission as a lawyer in 1988 and was able to re-start his business practice in Berlin.
	www.alphalink.com.au /~radnat/mahler/partone.html (1357 words)

	CNN.com - Calls for ban on far-right party grow louder - August 12, 2000
		Germany's post-World War Two constitution, written with memories of Adolf Hitler's National Socialist Party's rise to power in 1933, allows the Constitutional Court to ban parties opposing democratic rights.
		BERLIN, Germany -- Politicians are leading calls for a ban on Germany's oldest right-wing political party in a bid to stem an outbreak of neo-Nazi violence.
		In a further development, the justice minister of Bavaria, Manfred Weiss, added his voice to calls by conservative leaders for an NPD ban.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/europe/08/12/germany.extremism (613 words)

	NPD Ban?
		The CSU politician pointed out the National Democratic Party was playing an increasingly important role in supporting violent right-wing extremists throughout the country.
		Four years later, the "Communist Party of Germany" was outlawed because its party platform demanded a proletarian revolution.
		Therefore, the Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Supreme Court) can impose a ban on a party only if its efforts are directed against the democratic constitutional state.
	www.rp-online.de /news/german/2000-0801/npd.html (561 words)

	American Renaissance News: Far-Right Expected To Make German Election Gains
		The National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) stunned observers by winning 4 percent in the western Saar state election Sunday.
		Peter Loesche, a political party researcher at the University of Goettingen, said the publicity splash won by the NPD in the Saar is giving both parties a crucial bounce in final weeks of campaigning.
		Germany’s proportional representation electoral system—which requires a party get at least 5 percent to enter parliament—means the NPD will not be represented in the state’s Landtag.
	www.amren.com /mtnews/archives/2004/09/farright_expect.php (1354 words)

	400 Neo-Nazis march in Germany
		Worch also had ties to the youth wing of the extreme-right National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD), which the government is considering banning as one of several initiatives to combat a recent rise in neo-Nazi violence.
		Neumuenster, Germany (AP) -- About 400 neo-Nazis marched through a north German city Saturday to protest a decision by local officials to revoke the license for a restaurant advertised on the Internet as a meeting place for far-right extremists.
		Worch, 42 and still one of Germany's most-active neo-Nazis, spent two years in prison for violating a ban on promoting Nazism.
	www.rickross.com /reference/neonazis/neonazis20.html (290 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Special reports Extremist parties exploit German anxiety
		The neo-Nazis of the National Democratic party of Germany (NPD), a party the government tried and failed to have banned last year because of its extremist views, took a projected 9% in Saxony and 12 seats in the state parliament in Dresden, one short of Mr Schröder's party.
		The results for the state parliament elections in the eastern states of Saxony and Brandenburg dealt a further blow to the chancellor, Gerhard Schr&, and his national coalition of Social Democrats and Greens.
		Germany's most overtly neo-Nazi party secured a footing in a regional parliament yesterday for the first time in more than a generation.
	www.guardian.co.uk /germany/article/0,2763,1308212,00.html (683 words)

	About the NPD
		NPD is an abbreviation for Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands (NPD), which means National Democratic Party of Germany.
		About the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD)
		The NPD is based on the combination of nationalism and democracy, which has an old tradition in Germany.
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/5680/inpd.htm (122 words)

	ipedia.com: Federal Constitutional Court of Germany Article
		A third such procedure to prohibit the extremist right-wing National Democratic Party (NPD) spectacularly failed in 2003 after the court discovered that many of the party officials were in fact controlled by the German secret services that had injected its agents for the sake of surveillance.
		This has only happened twice in the 1950s: the Sozialistische Reichspartei (SRP), an outright neo-nazi party, was banned in 1952, the Communist Party of Germany (KPD) was banned in 1956.
		Finally, only the Constitutional Court has the power to prohibit a political party in Germany.
	www.ipedia.com /federal_constitutional_court_of_germany.html (565 words)

	CER Germany: Banning right-wing extremism
		The German Parliament has adopted a motion to prohibit the right-wing extremist National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) in the Federal Constitutional Court.
		Germany will accept majority voting only if a clear binding legal basis is adopted to protect Germany against a severely disparate acceptance of refugees by the member states, as has been the case during the Bosnian and Kosovo wars.
		Still under discussion is the German proposal of "double majority voting." Under this plan, not only the qualified majority of votes for a proposal would be required within the EU but also a majority of votes from the EU population.
	www.ce-review.org /00/43/germanynews43.html (481 words)

	NPD
		NPD zählt in Sachsen nun über 1000 Mitglieder
		Die Landesgeschäftsstelle der NPD in Sachsen ermittelte am 26.10.2005 einen aktuellen Stand von 1016 Mitgliedern in derzeit insgesamt 25 Kreisverbänden.
		Landesliste der NPD für die Landtagswahl in Rheinland- Pfalz am 26.März 2006 gewählt.
	www.npd.de (313 words)

	Report on Latest NPD Developments
		During a recent visit of German Federal President Horst Köhler to Israel, the main theme of his discussions with Israeli Premier Sharon and President Katzav was the NPD!
		Social Democrat (SPD) representative Cornelius Weiss, speaking for all parties aside from the NPD, stated that the inferno in Dresden must never be forgotten, but added (in the obligatory manner of contemporary German politicians) that "we must never forget what led up to that".
		In January, elected NPD parliamentary representatives caused what was reported in the press as a "scandal" in the German state senate of Saxony.
	www.nationalvanguard.org /story.php?id=4594 (449 words)

	Telegraph News Germany's top neo-Nazis spy for ministry
		The government is trying to ban the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) for its alleged unconstitutional, anti-democratic and racist views.
		One in seven of Germany's top neo-Nazis is a secret service agent, the government has admitted in an attempt to sustain faltering efforts to ban a far-Right political party.
		But the constitutional court, the only body with the power to ban a political party, unwittingly embarrassed the government when it called several senior party members to give evidence.
	news.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/07/16/wgerm16.xml (298 words)

	So is it about that time again in Germany? - Got Apex? Forums
		In September, regional elections resulted in gains for the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD), a neo-Nazi, anti-Semitic group that won nearly 10 percent of the vote in the state of Saxony, while the German People's Union (DVU), another right-wing party, won 6 percent of the vote in Brandenburg.
		If the CDU and the National Democratic Party (NPD), another right-wing group, are able to consolidate their power in the government, they will change the tide of German policies on immigration and the rights of ethnic minorities.
		Angela Merkel, leader of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Party, lambasted Germany's policies on multiculturalism during a party conference Dec. 6 in Dusseldorf.
	www.gotapex.com /forums/showthread.php?p=771527 (1582 words)

	Central Europe Review - German News Review
		The interior ministers of the federal government and the Länder met in Berlin on Friday to discuss a common appeal to the federal Constitutional Court to abolish the right-wing extremist National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD).
		However, the co-operation of the Länder, represented in the Bundesrat, the upper house, is indispensable in ensuring the consistent implementation of an eventual prohibition of the NPD.
		Proof of the party's violation of the Constitution is the precondition for its prohibition.
	www.ce-review.org /00/36/germanynews36.html (811 words)

	Angst from the underground csmonitor.com
		Other letters - disseminated, it was later discovered, by an organization related to the right-wing National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) - were also received by high schools in the nearby town of Ludwigshafen, which called on students to help halt immigration.
		Adrian, who's now in his late 20s, was an active member of the NPD and in charge of youth development for Hessen, a state in southwestern Germany.
		BERLIN - The intention of the flier received by the student-body president of the Elisabeth Gymnasium in the western German city of Mannheim last year was clear: "Stop the filling of our schools with foreigners," it urged.
	www.csmonitor.com /2003/0506/p16s01-lecl.htm (1143 words)

	Fighting Together for the Future -- Free Speech, December 1999
		I was there to participate in a congress of the youth division of the National Democratic Party of Germany: the NPD.
		In Austria, which was torn away from the rest of Germany by the victorious democrats and communists at the end of the war, a conservative leader, Jorg Haider, won a surprisingly strong second-place in the elections last month.
		Anyway, what this policy in Germany meant in practice was that publishing licenses were given only to people who could prove that they had been opponents of the prewar German government: which is to say, communists, social democrats, draft dodgers who had fled abroad to avoid military service, Jews, and the like.
	www.natall.com /free-speech/fs9912a.html (2805 words)

	Germany leads new tide of racism and xenophobia
		In Germany, an obscure neo-Nazi party has suddenly sprung into prominence after securing an unprecedented 13 per cent of the votes in the April 26 poll in the East German State of Saxony-Anholt, where a quarter of the workforce is unemployed.
		The figures, released by Germany's Office for the Protection of the Constitution (a misnomer considering the figures and boldness of the racist attackers) exceed the previous record of 10,791, set in 1993.
		Germany leads new tide of racism and xenophobia sweeping Europe
	www.muslimedia.com /archives/world98/euracism.htm (1032 words)

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		This year we welcome a representative of the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD).
		Representative of the National Democratic Party of Germany
		The party is now constructing new alliances to bring German nationalism into the forefront of that country’s politics in friendship with the other movements of the old Continent’s coming renaissance.
	www.sydneyforum.net (1815 words)

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