This book examines the life stories of so-called dropouts from the extreme right for the first time based on the assumptions of interpretive social research, with a biographical analytical and gender-reflective approach. The benefit of a developmental theoretical perspective on these life stories is evident in the results of the biographical analyses, which show a connection to the types of biographical transformations and thus enable a new perspective on the processes of engagement and distancing from the extreme right. The reconstructive photo analysis expands the insights into the construction of gender in far-right interaction spaces.