Nowhere is nationalism a more sensitive issue than in Germany. "After the Second World War, everybody thought that Hitler had for ever disgraced the notion of German nationalism," says
Michael Ignatleff , writer and presenter of this series. But in his third report - from united Germany - he finds that nationalism is returning under many different guises.
Leo is a Leipzig skinhead, a neo-Nazi who thinks democracy is “unnatural” for Germans and believes that Auschwitz is a historical fabrication. Rosa Wolf is a Frankfurt liberal, who believes Germany should turn its back on the past and look to a future of "world citizenship". But what of those denied belonging, the Turks and other immigrants who have most to lose from the rebirth of nationalism?
Producer Tim Lambert