Die Welt: It is formed by the union of racists
In her article entitled "formed the union of racists", the Die Welt newspaper describes how the anti-Islamic movement Pegida, the anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany (AfD), the far-right NPD, neo-Nazis and other small right-wing parties have begun to coalesce into battle during refugees.
The first to recognize the utility to create a coalition of parties and movements which are opposed to immigrants and refugees was vice AfD Alexander Gkaoulant.
When last December he participated in a course of Pegida in Dresden said: "These people can really be our natural allies."
Today more and more people who admit the coalition created between movements that have extreme positions on asylum. The growing number of refugees joining, both theoretically and practically in the street.
Whether using the slogans of Pegida that protests on Monday in Saxony or with AfD banner carried out demonstrations every Wednesday in Thuringia are many weekly demonstrations in several provinces, especially in eastern Germany.
But even in western Germany rally movements against refugees, although currently attract a small number of participants.
According to the researcher far-right movements Hayes Founker the Pegida was it that first created the preconditions for the current situation.
"The Pegida poisoned public opinion to racism. Now joined with neo concerned citizens in their hatred against anything foreign, "he commented. Not the majority, not "the people", but are many and be a part of the people, and increasing added Founker.
It all started with the weekly demonstrations of anti-Islamic movement Pegida a year ago. Now AfD seen for weeks his popularity rising, while in early September showed in Berlin 'autumn 2015 the attack "against the asylum policy.
Last Monday the speaker of Pegida ghetto Koumpitsek spoke during a march held in Dresden for "civil disobedience" and called on supporters of the movement to close the door to refugees directed to reception centers, as has been done in some areas of Saxony. Indirectly indeed presented the bloody demonstrations in Chaintenaou against asylum seekers as standard.
In parallel an increasing number of Germans taking part in demonstrations AfD in Erfurt. And as the target audience is almost the same, plus the separation between the demonstrations organized by AfD and Pegida no sense, and always among the participants there are right-wing extremists and the NPD hooligans.
In her article entitled "formed the union of racists", the Die Welt newspaper describes how the anti-Islamic movement Pegida, the anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany (AfD), the far-right NPD, neo-Nazis and other small right-wing parties have begun to coalesce into battle during refugees.
The first to recognize the utility to create a coalition of parties and movements which are opposed to immigrants and refugees was vice AfD Alexander Gkaoulant.
When last December he participated in a course of Pegida in Dresden said: "These people can really be our natural allies."
Today more and more people who admit the coalition created between movements that have extreme positions on asylum. The growing number of refugees joining, both theoretically and practically in the street.
Whether using the slogans of Pegida that protests on Monday in Saxony or with AfD banner carried out demonstrations every Wednesday in Thuringia are many weekly demonstrations in several provinces, especially in eastern Germany.
But even in western Germany rally movements against refugees, although currently attract a small number of participants.
According to the researcher far-right movements Hayes Founker the Pegida was it that first created the preconditions for the current situation.
"The Pegida poisoned public opinion to racism. Now joined with neo concerned citizens in their hatred against anything foreign, "he commented. Not the majority, not "the people", but are many and be a part of the people, and increasing added Founker.
It all started with the weekly demonstrations of anti-Islamic movement Pegida a year ago. Now AfD seen for weeks his popularity rising, while in early September showed in Berlin 'autumn 2015 the attack "against the asylum policy.
Last Monday the speaker of Pegida ghetto Koumpitsek spoke during a march held in Dresden for "civil disobedience" and called on supporters of the movement to close the door to refugees directed to reception centers, as has been done in some areas of Saxony. Indirectly indeed presented the bloody demonstrations in Chaintenaou against asylum seekers as standard.
In parallel an increasing number of Germans taking part in demonstrations AfD in Erfurt. And as the target audience is almost the same, plus the separation between the demonstrations organized by AfD and Pegida no sense, and always among the participants there are right-wing extremists and the NPD hooligans.
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