Any description of the origins of Antifa is woefully incomplete (I would argue intentionally so) without a description of what they were opposing. All other political parties, groups, etc eventually rolled over to the Nazis. The various Antifa groups (including the one you mention) bitterly and violently fought them to the end. This is what inspired what became the antifa movement of today. Also from your link (I wonder why this wasn't pasted and underlined in your post?): "The modern Antifa groups have no direct organisational connection to the historical Antifaschistische Aktion."
For the record, I'm not saying anything in America is like Nazi Germany and therefore I typically disagree with "antifa" tactics.
Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifa_(Germany)
Replies to: "So we just ignore Hitler here?"
- Antifaschistische Aktion [LINK]
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- NedoftheHill - 1:38pm 6/17/20
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- So we just ignore Hitler here? [LINK]
- ND_in_DRO - 3:45pm 6/17/20
- Dro empty since HRC lost, Obama colonic cheerleader [NT] - eftg1 - 9:15pm 6/17/20
- Antifa, Fascism, Communism, they all are two sides of the same coin. [NT]
- Eli - 2:27pm 6/17/20
- What a metaphor. [NT] - Chris94 - 2:46pm 6/17/20
- Well done, Ned. Not sure if the Libs will read anything not produced by their controllers though. [NT]
- BaronVonZemo - 1:51pm 6/17/20
- What's interesting is that they have a different definition of "fascist." - NedoftheHill - 2:11pm 6/17/20
- Antifa is a European thing, just like Bourgeoisie/Proletariat/Fascism, It doesn't really apply to us - Eli - 2:41pm 6/17/20
- They use "Far Right" now to describe anyone that isn't a supporter of communism now [NT] - holybull101 - 2:20pm 6/17/20
- What's interesting is that they have a different definition of "fascist." - NedoftheHill - 2:11pm 6/17/20
- So we just ignore Hitler here? [LINK]
- ND_in_DRO - 3:45pm 6/17/20