Antifeminism: How the Incel Community Is Becoming More Radical
Incels – men who believe that feminism deprives them of sex – have already carried out several deadly attacks. But…
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European State of Hate: How the Far-Right Is Organising Transnationally
The far-right may often act locally, but it sees itself as part of an international antidemocratic fight – an alarming…
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Nazis in Germany and Switzerland: Junge Tat and Junge Revolution
The Junge Revolution (English: Young Revolution) from Germany and the Junge Tat (English: Young Action) from Switzerland are strikingly similar: their members are young, practice martial arts, go hiking and market themselves through video clips on social media. Photos show that neo-Nazis from the Junge Revolution visited in the Swiss mountains in the summer of 2020.
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Selfies in Auschwitz: The Holocaust on Social Media
With the number of living first-hand witnesses of the Shoah diminishing, digital formats are becoming increasingly important as a resource for remembrance. However, that’s easier said than done – particularly on social media, as trends such as the so-called “Holocaust Challenge” on TikTok and people taking selfies in Auschwitz show.
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Storming of the Capitol: The German “New Right” Reacts
The conspiracy world and alt-right disagree with the mainstream media’s coverage of the escalation in Washington – no surprise there. So what’s the perspective of the so-called “New Right” in Germany on the storming of the Capitol?
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Storming of the Capitol: How is Germany’s Conspiracy Scene Reacting?
Trump supporters, numerous QAnon supporters, and well-known far-right YouTubers and activists stormed the Capitol in Washington, streaming from within and taking selfies with Capitol Hill police. And how did Germany’s conspiracy scene react? By seeing Q’s plan or “the Antifa” at work.
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Nordic Resistance: The Pan-European “Ikea Fascism” of Nordiska Motståndsrörelsen
The Nordic Resistance Movement has an ambitious aim: to establish a pan-Scandinavian neo-Nazi state. The movement has chapters in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Iceland, and is well-networked internationally. It is responsible for numerous attacks and murders in Scandinavia in recent years. But the movement is in crisis: In Sweden, the group has split in two and in Finland, the NMR was banned by the Supreme Court last year. However, the movement continues to pose a very real threat.
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New Conspiracy Narrative: “The Great Reset” – Fear of a Digital Health Dictatorship
After the “Great Replacement” now comes “The Great Reset”: What is behind it, who is spreading the new conspiracy narrative, and what makes people think the super-rich want to introduce a global health dictatorship?
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Verdict in Halle Trial: Listen to the Victims, Not the Attacker!
As the Halle trial draws to a close, it is important to focus on the victims, not the attacker. Together…
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Feuerkrieg Division: Verdict in Trial Against Fabian D. („Heydrich“) in Nuremberg
A verdict has been reached in the trial against the 23-year-old Fabian D. from Cham at the Nuremberg-Fürth Regional Court. D. was accused of being a member of the far-right terrorist group Feuerkrieg Division and was charged with preparing a serious criminal offence that poses a threat to the state. He has been sentenced to two years in prison. Our report from the courtroom.
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