Right-wing terrorism in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1970 until 1990

项目继续进行的目的是，第一，弥补不可预见的延误。其次，它旨在调查之前被低估的20世纪80年代极右翼恐怖主义和暴力的幕后黑手。更新提议的最初假设是，极右翼恐怖主义和社会处理它的方式在20世纪80年代经历了重大变化：主要是种族主义袭击和纵火袭击的数量增加，死亡人数也增加。与此同时，公众、政客和司法机构对极右翼暴力的重视程度有所下降。在为期15个月的项目阶段，将使用选定的示例更详细地检查这些更改。目标和工作计划将根据已证明适合当前项目并在最初申请中概述的网格进行审查。首先，要审查极右翼行为者和网络以及执法的影响，其次，要分析袭击的目标、暴力做法和受害者的待遇。“极右翼暴力”一词是一个概念框架。更新建议与当代历史研究相结合，后者不仅提供了关于1970年代结构中断的信息，而且还提供了关于“旧联邦共和国”最后十年的凯苏里的信息。对这些年的分析也有助于更好地理解统一后的极右翼暴力，因为1989年之前，这两个德国的暴力活动已经加剧。在继续进行的项目中，将对西德的暴力进行更深入的分析；出于可行性的原因，不能审查德意志民主共和国的情况。在这里，该项目可以与当代关于民主德国的历史研究的发现相结合。该项目利用对种族主义、极右翼和移民的研究，将首次审查1990年代联邦德国极右翼暴力升级的前提条件和历史。

The project continuation aims, first, to compensate for unforeseen delays. Second, it is intended to investigate previously underestimated caesurae of far-right terrorism and violence in the 1980s. The initial hypothesis of the renewal proposal is that far-right terrorism and the way society dealt with it underwent significant changes in the 1980s: the number of mostly racist attacks and arson attacks increased, as did the number of fatalities. At the same time, the importance attached to far-right violence by the public, politicians and the judiciary declined. In the 15-month project phase, these changes will be examined in more detail using selected examples. The objectives and the work program will be examined according to the grid that has proven itself for the current project and was outlined in the initial application. First, far-right actors and networks and the influence of law enforcement are to be examined, and second, the targets of attacks, violent practices and the treatment of victims are to be analysed. The term "far-right violence" serves as a conceptual framework. The renewal proposal ties in with contemporary historical research, which provides information not only on the structural breaks of the 1970s but also on the caesurae in the last decade of the "old Federal Republic”. An analysis of these years also helps to better understand far-right violence after unification, since it had already intensified in both Germanys before 1989. In the project continuation, a more in-depth analysis of the violence in West Germany will be carried out; the situation in the GDR cannot be examined for reasons of feasibility. Here, the project can tie in with findings from contemporary historical research on the GDR. Employing studies in racism, the far-right and migration, the project will for the first time examine the preconditions and history of the escalation of far-right violence in the 1990s in the FRG.