"After the terrible rule of the National Socialists [Nazis], it is important to prevent a party which is in large parts right-wing extremist and ethno-nationalist from becoming powerful in Germany again," said Wanderwitz.
"The novelty of a website devoted to shock and gore, and the rebelliousness inherent in it, dies when your opinions become the official policy of the world's five or so richest people and the government of the United States."
The recent attacks by the militant group 'Revolutionary Class Self-Defence' highlight the rising tensions in Greece, as they link their violence to widespread anger over state negligence post-rail disaster.