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Wednesday, 14 January, 1998, 10:51 GMT
Germany investigates neo-Nazi activity in army
A committee of the German parliament is beginning an inquiry into neo-Nazi activity in the German army. The inquiry was prompted by the discovery last month that a convicted neo-Nazi, Manfred Roeder, had addressed an elite military academy in 1995. However the army has been embarrassed by a series of revelations of right-wing extremism, including amateur videos showing conscripts making Nazi salutes. The first task of the committee will be to define the scope of the inquiry. Opposition parties are arguing that a wide-ranging inquiry is needed to restore confidence in the German army. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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