Textually , the '' Neue Rechte '' challenges the principles of the Enlightenment , such as pluralism and social equality underlying the doctrine of human rights . Racist elements are superseded by the concept of ethnopluralism , combining both neoconservative and far-right approaches . Ideologists disparage the ideals of the 1968 protests and feminism , they refuse to accept a multicultural society and seek for a strengthened ' national identity ' . Therefore , they tend to historical revisionism and to battle against what they call a German ' cult of guilt ' with regard to The Holocaust . According to Roger Griffin , the '' Neue Rechte '' share the deep cultural pessimism of their precursors in the interwar period . Referring to a '' völkisch '' nationalism , the movement seeks refuge not in the restoration of traditional values , but in a ' national rebirth ' according to palingenetic concepts
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The Holocaust
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