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==Le accuse di nazismo dall'estrema sinistra negli anni '60-'70==

Poiché la guerra fredda aveva interrotto la denazificazione nella Germania Ovest, alcuni gruppi di estrema sinistra, come la Because the [[Cold War]] had curtailed the process of denazification in the West, certain radical leftist groups such as the [[Rote armeArmee fraktionFraktion]] giustificarono il loro uso della violenza justified their use of violence against the [[West Germany|West German]] government and society based on the argument that the West German establishment had benefited from the Nazi period, and that it was still largely Nazi in outlook. They pointed out that many former Nazis held government posts, while the [[Communist Party of Germany|German Communist Party]] was illegal. They argued that "What did you do in the war, daddy?" was not a question that many of the leaders of the generation who fought World War II and prospered in the postwar "''[[Wirtschaftswunder]]''" (German Economic Miracle) encouraged their children to ask.

One of the major justifications that the Red Army Faction gave in 1977 for killing [[Hanns-Martin Schleyer]], President of the [[Confederation of German Employers' Associations]] (BDA) and perceived as one of the most powerful [[industrialist]]s in West Germany, was that as a former member of the [[SS]] he was part of an informal network of [[ex-Nazi]]s who still had great economic power and political influence in West Germany.