Word: neo-nazi
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...wear uniforms at the funeral. Allied NATO soldiers were discouraged from attending in military dress. In its attempt to downplay Dönitz's death, however, the government inadvertently made an issue of it. The political far right, including West Germany's small but active neo-Nazi fringe, chimed in with praise for the late admiral. Kurt Reitsch, an old navy friend of Dönitz's who is arranging the funeral, criticized Bonn for overreacting. Said Reitsch: "The only uniforms there will be those worn by the police sent to monitor a group...
...hulks through the West saving damsels in distress and giving big bullies savage whuppings, the sound effects of which they will never forget. His menagerie includes a dotty ma (Ruth Gordon), a slow-witted pal (Geoffrey Lewis), a not-entirely-trustworthy girlfriend (Sondra Locke), a bumbling gang of neo-Nazi motorcyclists and an orangutan named Clyde, who steals the show with animal athletics and a vocabulary of obscene grimaces. Eastwood, who can be a compelling, charming screen actor, seems content here to watch the other performers pamper their eccentricities while he stands off to one side, as glum and immobile...
...case of the British National Front cited in INCAR, I ask: what neo-Nazi group would not jump for the chance to base their racist actions on scientific theory? Ironically, they base their actions not on Wilson's writing, but distortions of it fabricated by anti-racist groups like INCAR...
...ended the 22-week trial-the longest in North Carolina's history-of four Ku Klux Klansmen and two members of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Party. The charges: killing five members, four white and one black, of the Communist Workers Party at a C.W.P.-sponsored "Death to the Klan" rally in Greensboro in November 1979. The outcome drew predictably inflammatory responses from both extremist camps. Calling the verdict "a great victory for white America," North Carolina Nazi Leader Harold Covington maintained that it proved "we can beat the system on their own ground." Signe Waller, a C.W.P. member...
...article in yesterday's Crimson's National/International news summary, The Crimson incorrectly reported that independent presidential candidate Rep. John B. Anderson (R-I11.) attended a neo-Nazi rally in Evanston, I11. In fact, Anderson addressed an anti-Nazi rally sponsored by the Northwestern B'nai B'rith and Hillel, speaking against a neo-Nazi rally which took place in Skokie...