Nazi resurgence: Bizarre clog-wearing Hitler cult on rise in rural Germany
BIZARRE clog-wearing neo-Nazi’s are attempting to take over small villages in Germany in a bid to build a Fourth Reich.
By ALLAN HALL
Express.co.uk
Tue, Nov 10, 2015
The group, calling themselves “nationalist settlers”, are ultra-right Hitler worshippers but they have traded skinhead boots for clogs and traditional materials and work as organic farmers, midwives and craftsmen.
Despite appearing bonkers however their rise is being taken very seriously.
A human rights watchdog group funded by the German interior ministry produced a study called ‘Nationalist Settlers in Rural Areas’.
Researchers concluded they believe wholeheartedly in the whole Nazi racist superman claptrap and are worming their way into local positions of power as councillors, volunteer firemen, teachers and festival organisers.
Anne Schmidt, author of the study for the Amadeu Antonio Foundation said: “This is a very scary movement to observe. These extremely nationalist right wing people are settling specifically in little-populated areas, far away from cities to live and raise their children in a backward ideology.
“Their view of the world goes back to the racist anti-Semitic thought of the folk movement of the beginning of the 20th century in which there was no place for openness to the world and the diversity of life.
“They subvert village structures and spread Nazi propaganda over the garden fence.”
Barbara Karsten and her partner Knut Jahn are a couple marooned in a small village surrounded by neo-Nazis. They moved to Wibbese in Lower Saxony and were delighted at the seeming friendliness of neighbours.
Barbara said: “They brought us over eggs and goat’s milk. But soon we became suspicious.
“The man with a tattoo of an imperial eagle, the man who wore a Nazi helmet when riding his motorbike.”
Mr Jahn added: “Our neighbours were widely accepted as good and helpful citizens and could spread almost undisturbed their supermen propaganda.”
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