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'An AfD politician took a far-right extremist as a guest to a closed Bundeswehr exercise. Despite a ban on taking photographs, the “Identitarian” later posted pictures online, according to information obtained by SPIEGEL. www.spiegel.de/politik/deut...'

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'What happens next with 50+1? On Monday, the 36 clubs will meet for their first discussions since the Federal Cartel Office issued its statement. Pressure is mounting to find a solution.'

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Big thanks to @marcelkrueger.bsky.social and all at Bebra Verlag for translating our Literary Guide to Berlin into German. 🇩🇪 🫡 #berlin

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Splitter, Splitter, Splitter: Hannah Schmidt-Ott reports on the section event “Sociology as the Heir to Modernity”, while Karsten Malowitz reports on the panel “Who’s next? Canonisation in Sociology between Editions and Digital Infrastructure”.

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Sorry to say, weil Journalistmus MUSS finanziert werden. Und das ist ein riesiges Problem in Zeiten der Medienkrise. Aber ich halte die harte Paywall-Strategie vieler Verlage leider auch für ein Problem. Das erschwert Zugänge zu gut recherchierten Informationen.

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'And today, too, the FAZ is continuing its campaign against Elif Eralp and Rote Hilfe. A sorry spectacle.'

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'First cracks emerge in European opposition to Gianni Infantino: Latvia’s football association chief pledges support to the FIFA president. There is still no challenger for the election on March 18, and the nomination deadline is November 18. www.sportschau.de/fussball/unt...'

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'Yesterday’s hearing before the Justice Committee of the Thuringian state parliament shows: Examination of whether the AfD should be banned should have been brought before a parliament like this long ago. That’s where it needs to be debated. Not half-baked on talk shows. Better late than never.'

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“A member of a far-right party should never hold this office.” Rausch himself, moreover, is no moderate. “He always sat in the front row. When his faction shouted down the speakers at the lectern, he never told them to stop.”

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A quick reminder that ARD Sounds also has many historical original audio recordings from the Nuremberg Trials: testimony, verdict announcements, radio broadcasts. If you’d like to dig deeper. 6/6

If you have time, I can highly recommend visiting the Memorium in Nuremberg and taking the guided tour about the role of women in the Nuremberg Trials. One of the women who covered the trial as a journalist, by the way, was Erika Mann. 5/6

This trial would have been impossible without female stenographers and interpreters. What is little known, for example, is that the French female stenographers went on strike during the trials because they weren’t being paid. (Image source: www.bundesarchiv.de/themen-entde...) 4/6

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Tribunal 45: Working on Justice

Also featured in Zeitzeichen is French assistant prosecutor Aline Marie Radégonde Chalufour, a legal scholar who had fled France and supported the French Resistance from exile. For a long time, nothing was known about her role in the Nuremberg trials. tribunal45.de 3/6

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'Of course, there is much more to tell about Seweryna Szmaglewska, which is why my colleague Sophie Rebmann and I made a four-part podcast series about the Polish resistance fighter last year.' 2/6

It’s about the end of the Nuremberg Trial of the Major War Criminals and the role of women in the trial. In 14:30 minutes, you have to focus on just a few aspects, though there’s so much more to tell. Featured in this episode: Seweryna Szmaglewska. 1/6