Antifa Mobilization

Last Infos about Antifa-Demo June 2nd 2007 in Schwerin etc.: schwerin.blogsport.de


Anti-fascist Working Group
At the last Dissent meeting in Germany an ANTI-FASCIST WORKING GROUP was established by some anti-fascist activists from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The aim of this project is to organize a powerful and creative resistance against the fascist demonstration in Schwerin at the 2nd of June.
Members of the fascist "Nationaldemocratic Party of Germany" (NPD) are planning a mass demonstration with 1500 neonazis. It's most likely that they try to present themselfes as "the only real anti-capitalists".[more...]

Press release Tuesday, 22nd of March
International Antifascist demonstration against the German Nationalist Party (NPD) march on June 2nd 2007 in Schwerin
Antifascist Alliance Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

With the slogan, “Against Fascism and Capitalism – For a World without Borders!”, antifascists from Germany and beyond will protest against the planned right-wing extremist march on June 2^nd 2007 in Schwerin. On this day, the regional leader of the German Nationalist Party (NPD), Stefan Koester, previously convicted for grievous bodily harm, has registered a march with over 1000 Neonazis from the whole of Germany.[more...]


Stop the nazi demonstration - 2. June 2007 Schwerin

While thousands of anti-G8 activists will held a mass demonstration in Rostock at the 2nd of June, the fascist party NPD announced that at the same time they are going to demonstrate in Schwerin. Up to 1500 neo-nazis will try to present themselfes as the “only real anticapitalists” to media and population. That has to be averted.[more...]

Neo-Nazis at the G8 summit
A German neo-Nazi party hopes to benefit from the populist battle between rich and poor by joining the many left-wing groups protesting globalization at this year`s Group of Eight summit in Germany.[more...]

Press-Media

United Press International May 3, 2007
Analysis: Neo-Nazis at the G8 summit
BERLIN, May 3 (UPI) — A German neo-Nazi party hopes to benefit from the populist battle between rich and poor by joining the many left-wing groups protesting globalization at this year’s Group of Eight summit in Germany.

The protest against inequality and the detrimental effects of globalization has so far been an exclusive left-wing battleground. Yet Germany’s most popular far-right group, the National Democratic Party, or NPD, claims it has been pursuing the same goals as the likes of ATTAC.[more...]