Pieter Wisse is a Dutch photographer, stabbed by a neo-Nazi in his youth as a left-sided demonstrator. Later he gained the confidence of a group of neo-Nazis in eastern Germany, who granted him a look behind the scenes.

"The book makes an impact like a punch in the gut, not because it shows neo-Nazis but because of it's unbelievable, creepy neutrality. HOW it shows them. It is a glance behind the curtain that disturbs us as we are expecting monsters. Not because you could see something special – but exactly this is what is disturbing, the normality. Neo-Nazis while eating spaghetti. See Neo-Nazis washing clothes, doing groceries, watching TV, posing for cuddly family pics, being close with their partner, playing soccer with their kids. Sure, there are the flags and pictures on the wall, and there are the tattoos reminding you of whom you are dealing with right now, and the t-shirts and coats with slogans of fractured type. Still, they have the same fitted kitchens, the same creepy furniture in the living-room, as well as living in the same row houses like hundreds and thousands of other families."  - from Publisher

Title: I Believe In 88
Publisher: Bonds BVKB
Publication Date: 2009
Language: English / Dutch
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition:N/A 
Edition: 1st Edition
Size:  35 x 22 cm
Pages: 96