How should we protest neo-Nazis? Lessons from German history

9/16/2017

This article discusses the topic of protesting neo-Nazis and draws lessons from German history. It explores the complex issue of how societies should respond to extremist ideologies and argues that active resistance, both legally and socially, is necessary. The author highlights the importance of learning from Germany's history, particularly in relation to the rise and fall of the Nazi regime. The article suggests that documenting and understanding the strategies used by anti-Nazi activists can provide valuable insights for contemporary movements. It also emphasizes the significance of grassroots organizing, community involvement, and countering hate speech with education and awareness. Ultimately, the article encourages readers to consider various approaches and strategies for confronting neo-Nazi ideologies and promoting tolerance.

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