Is that why AfD got 20% of the vote? Or why they were neo-Nazi protests *this weekend* in Leipzig?

The vast majority of people in Germany are against Nazis. Some people seem to rather march with Nazis, but thankfully those stand out to be only small numbers.

From the people that currently march with Nazis most of them haven't figured out yet that they are in the wrong camp. The difficult job is to give them the needed insights in order to see that they should stop marching with those Nazis.

Yes, I understand that. But a *lot* of them aren't. Otherwise they wouldn't have voted for actual Nazis to be in government. It's that simple.
And please don't make excuses for people who wear Nazi insignia claiming "they don't know what they're doing". That's utter bullshit. They're adults. They can read (probably), and they've been to school (probably), where I assume your country's history is on the curriculum.

I was referring to people who did vote for #AFD but didn't do their research what it actually is the party stands for. It's the task to talk to those people and have those people gain insights on what they actually voted for. In Germany voting for an extreme right-wing party is already classified as marching with Nazis. It's a saying.

Doing an actual march with insignia and so on is a whole different story, those are illegal and people will be prosecuted for walking in such a march.