sentences:  In 1996 Roeder, together with other far-right extremists, perpetrated an attack on an exhibition in Erfurt detailing the role of the Wehrmacht in Nazi Germany, for which he was charged with property damage and fined DM-4,500.After being sentenced to prison by the state courts of Schwerin and Rostock under Germany's "Volksverhetzung" law (incitement to hatred), and for other crimes, he was given a further ten months in September 2004 by the state court of Frankfurt for contempt of the state.In February 2005 a further sentencing for the same crime was passed by the court of Schwalmstadt.