Michael Swierczek

Michael Swierczek (born October 3, 1961 in Hanover ) is a German neo-Nazi . He was the founder or leading member of numerous banned right-wing extremist organizations .

Life

Swierczek began his political career with the Young National Democrats . There he was elected to the federal executive board as a public relations officer. He is still a member of the NPD today .

Swierczek was involved in the establishment of organizations that were later banned due to their extremist objectives, or belonged to them in leading positions. He was the "Comradeship Leader" of the Comradeship 16 ( Munich ) of the Action Front National Socialists / National Activists (ANS / NA). In 1989 he was Vice Secretary-General of the FAP . He also took over the chairmanship of the FAP regional association of Bavaria . In 1990 he was co-founder and federal chairman of the National Offensive (NO). After they were banned, Swierczek published the legal fight (subtitle initially information on the status of complaints against party bans , later The Voice of Legal Resistance ).

Furthermore he was one of the ideological and strategic minds of the so-called "Free Nationalists" (FN). He headed the "Free Nationalists South Germany". He published the newspaper Deutscher Beobachter - newspaper of the national offensive , which appeared from 1991 to 1992.

On March 7, 1995 he was sentenced by the Stuttgart regional court to a 15-month suspended prison sentence for continuing the prohibited ANS / NA. Next to Swierczek, who was represented by Günther Herzogenrath-Amelung , sat Christian Malcoci , Jürgen Mosler , who was represented by the lawyer Jürgen Rieger , Willi W. and Stefan J. in the dock.

According to an article in the anti-fascist information sheet from 2001, Swierczek was at that time a key player in the neo-Nazi Free Comradeships in southern Germany.

literature

• Constitutional Protection Reports 1990, p. 99 to 1996, p. 107, 115.
• Constitutional Protection Report Baden-Württemberg 1992, pp. 38–40; 1993, pp. 35-36.
• Constitutional Protection Report Bavaria 1989, pp. 86–88; 1990, 88-90; 1991, 70-71; 1992, 41-43.
• State Office for the Protection of the Constitution Berlin (publisher): Right-wing extremism in Berlin (= Durchblicke Vol. 1, No. 1, ZDB -ID 1194482-1 ). State Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Berlin 1994, pp. 87–89.
• Rainer Fromm (Ed.): On the right edge. Lexicon of right-wing radicalism. 2nd updated edition. Schüren, Marburg 1994, ISBN 3-89472-104-9 (pp. 129-132: Nationale Offensive and Swierczek, Michael ).
• Jens Mecklenburg (ed.): Handbook of German right-wing extremism. Elefanten Press, Berlin 1996, ISBN 3-88520-585-8 (p. 536: Swierczek, Michael ).
• Entry in: Thomas Grumke , Bernd Wagner (Hrsg.): Handbuch Rechtsradikalismus. People, organizations, networks. From neo-Nazism to the middle of society. Leske & Budrich, Opladen 2002, ISBN 3-8100-3399-5 , p. 336.

Web links

• Neonazis mask in red Neo-Nazis want to circumvent the ban on their parties through infiltration tactics. Der Spiegel March 8, 1993
• Facts and arguments about the NPD ban. The continuation of the material collection from the Ulla Jelpke office. Part 2. "HEADS" OF THE NPD / JN AND ITS ENVIRONMENT on www.klick-nach-rechts.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Antifaschistisches Autorenkollektiv (ed.), Masterminds in the brown net - A current overview of the neo-Nazi underground in Germany and Austria, Hamburg 1996, p. 124
2. ↑ ^{a b} [1]
3. ↑ Antifaschistisches Autorenkollektiv (ed.), Masterminds in the brown net - a current overview of the neo-Nazi underground in Germany and Austria, Hamburg 1996, p. 170
4. ↑ Antifaschistisches Autorenkollektiv (ed.), Masterminds in the brown net - a current overview of the neo-Nazi underground in Germany and Austria, Hamburg 1996, p. 160
5. ↑ Verfassungsschutzbericht (e) 1990, p. 99; 1991, pp. 98-99; 1992, pp. 99-101
6. ^ Constitutional Protection Report 1993, p. 105
7. ↑ Verfassungsschutz report 1994, pp. 120–121 with illustration
8. ↑ Antifaschistisches Autorenkollektiv (ed.), Masterminds in the brown net - A current overview of the neo-Nazi underground in Germany and Austria, Hamburg 1996, p. 161
9. ↑ Action alliances for the "fight for the street". Concept and structure of the "Free Comradeships" - Antifa Infobla. In: antifainfoblatt.de. November 4, 2000. Retrieved February 27, 2017 .