Archive/File: fascism juchem.wolfgang Last-modified: 1993/05/04 JUCHEM, WOLFGANG Wolfgang Juchem was the biggest single find of Ron Furey's trip. Unlike the other stars of German's radical right, Juchem has a squeaky-clean record and in fact has served his country for 30 years - both with the army and with intelligence as a spymaster. Juchem maintains good relations with the leadership of Germany's "respectable" right wing parties, is good-looking, personable, and eloquent. Juchem is viewed positively by most of the radical right and is considered to have the best chance of unifying the entire movement. He is not the leader of any party nor has he thrown his hat in with any particular group. He has told Ron that he is waiting to see which of the radical parties emerges as the strongest; then he will make his move. Juchem claims an underground support group of 10,000, two thousand of which financially support his cause. Juchem has strong support of ethnic Germans who have arrived from neighboring countries and who were living in areas which were once part of Germany. He delivers frequent lectures and appears to be a good solid citizen whose only interest is the welfare of Germany. Juchem has told Ron Furey that the government is out to get him (although Center researchers could not find his name on official lists of known neo-Nazis) and that the Jews are behind German's current troubles. He has also confided to Furey his denial of the Holocaust and admiration of Adolf Hitler. Furey was able to bring Reisz, Busse, and Juchem together, where they were secretly filmed by a CBS crew. There they decided to create a center from which Nazi ideas could be disseminated throughout Germany. Juchem could be very dangerous. He is totally adaptable and will conform to any image that is needed to gain power. He was also able to produce for Ron Furey and S.W.C. researcher, Richard Eaton, a group of supporters from "middle Germany" -- ordinary citizens in respectable positions. The fact that he spent 30 years in the service of his country, also means that he has had plenty of time to develop relationships. He has, in fact, told Ron and Richard that such is indeed the case. Juchem is "clean" and has a power base. He may be the man to watch. (Request fascism SWC.oprep)