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(hu, I really don't know it exactly currently!  ) |
Here it is:
2004 Sachsen-Anhalt 9.2% ,
2006 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 7.3%,
overall trend since German reunification: slow but constant increases in most states.
Also see wikipedia. |
2005 Northrhine-Westphalia 0.9%. And thatīs Germanyīs largest state, it also has the largest population of Muslims and foreigners percentage-wise.
Sure, 0.9% is still too much, but I bet that at least 80% of their voters are not Nazis and donīt actually hate foreigners, they were just unhappy with the current government and the economy. |
Yes, but I stick to my statement that overall there is a small but constant gaion for the NPD since german reunification. Like i also said that there is a difference between West and East. Additonally, the NPD is only the most wellknown Neonazi organisation. There are several others as well, although none of them candidates during elections. Int the east there have repeatedly been reports from communities and small cities/cillages where sympathies and silent tolerance for NPD policies are reported to reach 30 and even 40% of local population.
From German wikipedia, "NPD": Note the election results 1966 to 1972. then came a long pause of almost insignificance, and then after reunificationa a second "revival", this time not in the West, but in the East. Sneaking Nazi paroles, btw, is a problem at Eastern as well as Western schools. Last year and the year vbefore we also had several reports about Nazism present and slowly advancing within the bundeswehr.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPD the table at the bottom of the article