Neonazi flags in Germany

Last modified: 2000-01-14 by antonio martins
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• Freiheitliche Deutche Arbeiterpartei
• Nationaldemokratische Partie Deutschlands
• "NL>" flag
• Neonazi usage of the Reichskriegsflagge

• Neonazi flags
• German parties

The FAP is one of Germany’s most violent nazi groups.
António Martins, 27 May 1998, quoting Nazism Exposed | Flags and Symbols (Pål’s site)

The flag of the neo-nazi Nationaldemokratische Partie Deutschlands (NPD) was red with a white circle. NPD was formed in the early 1960s with several right-wing parties merged and was rather successful in the elections during the 60s (for example 13,1% of the votes in Nürnberg) but lost most of it's support in the early 70s.
Marcus Wendel, 11 Dec 1999

A couple of weeks ago (actually, it was in the eves of the german elections), I saw a clip on TV that showed a rallie of some german neonazi group, with a flag very visible. It was a red flag with a white cross throughout. The cross charged with a black disk with a broad white fimbriation and in turn charged with the letters "NL" in white capitals with the peculiarity the the "L" ended in an arrowhead. Anyone knows this flag or the group it belongs to?
Jorge Candeias, 26 Oct 1998

The Reichskriegsflagge of 1867-1919 is reported to be in use by german neonazi groups.
António Martins, 27 May 1998