VIDEO: German town pranks neo-Nazis, turns march into a charity walk

Every year the small German town ofWunsiedel unwillingly plays host to hordes of neo-Nazis gathering to march in honor of Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s second-in-command, who was buried in the town until 2005.

Naturally the townspeople don’t enjoy having their town being held captive by a Neo-Nazi parade, but they are powerless to stop them from marching.

SoWunsiedeldecided to have the neo-Nazis march to raise funds for “EXIT-Deutschland,” a program to help neo-Nazis opt out of their German citizenship and leave the country. For every meter the marchers marched they would raise€10 for the program.

The town hung up supportive banners to cheer on the marchers and even provided snacks to help keep their energy up.

In the end the neo-Nazis raised€10,000 and received a round of applause at the finish line.

Take a look at the video and bask in the glory of neo-Nazis being pranked into marching to fund a program to get them out of the country.

Alveterzane!