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The FP\u00d6 is ahead in the polls and says that the time of \u201emoderation\u201c is over; its youth organisation is growing together with the far-right Identitarians. With the AfD, a \u201esecurely far-right\u201c party could soon become the strongest force in state parliaments in Germany. And the situation is not much different in other European countries.
\nThe NSU series of murders (2000-2006), the terrorist attack by Anders Breivik (2011), the attack in Munich (2016), the Christchurch massacre (2019), the murder of Walter L\u00fcbcke (2019), the attacks in Halle (2019) and Hanau (2020), and most recently a foiled coup plan by German Reichsb\u00fcrger (2022): We have been dealing with right-wing extremist violence for a long time - and it has been particularly severe in recent years. In the wake of social protests, extreme groups could come together to form a comprehensive movement.<\/p>\n
Peter R. Neumann, one of the world's most distinguished experts, shows how real this danger is - and where its deeper, ideological roots lie. Instead of just describing individual groups, he reveals the essence, the logic of right-wing extremism - the very thing that unites all these groups, whether Old or New Right, neo-reactionaries or identitarians, Reichsb\u00fcrger or conspiracy theorists, AfD or Rassemblement National. Using numerous examples, from the v\u00f6lkisch movement in the 19th century to the populism of the present day, Neumann shows that it does not start with hatred, but with a logic of fear. A psychogram of right-wing extremism - which is also an urgent warning.<\/p>\n
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