US EditionEx-neo-Nazi on right-wing extremists on social media: “They want absolute interpretive authority”
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Ex-neo-Nazi on right-wing extremists on social media: “They want absolute interpretive authority”
As “Hitler of Cologne,” Axel Reitz decisively shaped the neo-Nazi scene at the turn of the millennium. Today, he is committed to fighting extremism. In an interview, he explains why right-wing actors are so successful on the Internet — and how democratic forces can counter this.
·Leipzig, Germany
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Ex-neo-Nazi on right-wing extremists on social media: “They want absolute interpretive authority”
As “Hitler of Cologne,” Axel Reitz decisively shaped the neo-Nazi scene at the turn of the millennium. Today, he is committed to fighting extremism. In an interview, he explains why right-wing actors are so successful on the Internet — and how democratic forces can counter this.
·Germany
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