{"id":808,"date":"2007-08-20T03:57:33","date_gmt":"2007-08-19T17:57:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/slackbastard.anarchobase.com\/?p=808"},"modified":"2007-08-20T22:39:13","modified_gmt":"2007-08-20T12:39:13","slug":"the-day-the-nazi-died-%e2%80%9cthey%e2%80%99ll-need-good-garages%e2%80%9d","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/slackbastard.anarchobase.com\/?p=808","title":{"rendered":"The Day the Nazi Died \/\/ \u201cThey\u2019ll need good garages\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

August 17 was the 20th anniversary of the death of Rudolf Hess, formerly Adolf Hitler’s deputy in the Third Reich. Like Der Fuehrer<\/a><\/em>, Hess chose to die by committing suicide (albeit at the age of 93). Since then — and, like the incestuous coprophiliac himself<\/a> — the anniversary of Rudolf’s death has been marked each year by neo-Nazi commemorations. Thus the ABC<\/strong> announced Danish neo-Nazis to march in Rudolf Hess’s memory<\/a> (August 17), while a similar march in Germany was banned<\/a>. The latter march was to have been organised by the NPD — which, incidentally (and according to a report in Deutsche Welle<\/a><\/strong>), has come up with a novel solution to a permanent problem: “NPD leader Udo Voigt meanwhile told Berlin’s Der Tagesspiegel<\/em> newspaper that his party was going to set up “mobile offices” in cars after the organization was unable to find a landlord willing to rent them space for fear of attacks. “They’ll need good garages,” an anonymous official for Berlin’s domestic intelligence service told the newspaper, adding that the high number of left-wing radicals in the capital made the vehicles likely targets for attacks.”<\/p>\n

Arf arf.<\/p>\n

In Denmark, meanwhile…<\/p>\n

Clashes mark Nazi\u2019s death anniversary
\nAFP<\/strong>
\nAugust 19, 2007<\/p>\n

COPENHAGEN \u2022 Some 60 people were arrested in Denmark yesterday following a neo-Nazi march marking the 20th anniversary of the death of Rudolf Hess, Adolf Hitler’s deputy in the Nazi Party, police said.<\/p>\n

Clashes broke out between neo-Nazis and counter-demonstrators from the anarchist Autonomer group in the Danish town of Kolding, police said.<\/p>\n

Some 50 counter-demonstrators were detained after they attacked a car belonging to a neo-Nazi, Kolding police spokesman Frede Nissen told AFP.<\/p>\n

Eight neo-Nazis had previously been arrested during a “Hess Memorial March” that attracted 100 people. Three of the demonstrators were arrested for assault, four for violating public order laws, and one for illegal weapons possession, Nissen said. The neo-Nazi march was originally due to be held in the southern German town of Wunsiedel where Hess is buried but German authorities had banned the demonstration.<\/p>\n

In Denmark, unlike Germany, it is not illegal to display the swastika, utter “Heil Hitler” or use the Nazi salute.<\/p>\n

The two groups had been given permission to hold separate demonstrations at separate locations in Kolding.<\/p>\n

Rudolf Hess was tried at Nuremberg and sentenced to life internment at Spandau Prison, where he died after committing suicide on August 17, 1987, aged 93.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

On the night of August 18 in Melbourne, two racist wankers smashed the window at Glick’s and assaulted a Jewish student with baseball bats (Melissa Singer, Students assaulted in racist attacks on Carlisle Street<\/a>, AJN<\/em>, August 19, 2007). Whether or not the wankers in question did so with Rudolf in mind is unknown; it is known that a handful of boneheads in Aotearoa (New Zealand) marked the anniversary by looking silly in public…<\/p>\n