What is Germany's 'Reichsbürger' development?

They are violent and radical and do not recognize the democratic state of Germany. The Reichsbürger have attracted the attention of authorities in recent years. Who are they, and what sort of peril do they present?

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Individuals from the Reichsbürger development keep the presence from getting Germany's post-The Second Great War Government Republic. They think that the current situation is nothing more than an administrative structure that the Western powers—the United States, the United Kingdom, and France—still use. For them, Germany's pre-World War II borders and the 1871-founded German Empire continue to exist.

A significant number of oneself declared "Reichsbürger," which deciphers as "Residents of the Reich" are not disinclined to savagery to restore the Reich.

A number of small groups and individuals spread out across Germany make up the movement. They reject the legitimacy of the authorities in charge of the government in the Federal Republic of Germany. They will not make good on charges and have proclaimed their own little "public domains," which they call the "Second German Realm," the "Free Province of Prussia" or the "Territory of Germania."

Passports and driver's licenses are printed for members of these groups. They even produce Shirts and banners for the purpose of promoting. " The fact that such behavior is against the law and is not recognized by any authority in Germany is ignored by Reichsbürger. On their websites, they declare with pride that they will "continue the fight against the Federal Republic of Germany."