How do you deal with right-wing extremists in the neighborhood? Exclude, tolerate or involve? Rural regions in particular are prone to infiltration by nationalist settlers. Right-wing extremists systematically penetrate village structures, pretending to be nice neighbors, committed citizens and problem solvers in a completely non-ideological way. Local volunteer fire brigades and football clubs are infiltrated by Nazis. Done among others in the village of Groß Krams in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, where two right-wing extremists seem to be part of everyday village life. One of them works as a firefighter. In Appen, Schleswig-Holstein, the state chairman of the Hamburg NPD wanted to join the village's football club. But the club's management refused when they found out about the political background. The documentary by Hans Jakob Rausch illuminates the infiltration strategies of the extreme right and the difficult balance between tolerance and engagement against right-wing radicalism.
Hans Jakob Rausch
as Self - Narrator, Interviewer and Investigator
Sebastian Richter
as Self - Interviewee
Lennart Schwarzbach
as Self - Interviewee
Daniel Trepsdorf
as Self - Interviewee
Judith Rahner
as Self - Interviewee
Hartmut Ziebs
as Self - Interviewee
Julia Wurl
as Self - Interviewee
Elisabeth Gnann
as Self - Interviewee
Wilfred Diekert
as Self - Interviewee
Sascha Helfenstein
as Self - Interviewee
Philipp Gnann
as Self - Interviewee
Wolfgang Gresens
as Self - Interviewee
