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In recent years demonstration marches have become an important way for the contemporary German far right to appear in public and disseminate their political messages. These actions not only bring together otherwise loosely organized small groups in an emotional collective but also serve to organize, educate, and indoctrinate the followers of the far right. Ethnographic research shows how emotion, ideology, and performance are intertwined dimensions of this process.

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