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Eine neue #Studie ist da! Soziologe @FelixSchilk untersucht darin #Compact. Wie hat sich das #rechtsextreme #Magazin entwickelt? Welche Themen deckt es ab? Welche publizistischen Strategien werden verfolgt & welche Methoden genutzt?
👉Zur Studie gegneranalyse.de/fallstudie-2-c…
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2010 wurde #Compact gegründet. Der Untertitel lautet „Magazin für Souveränität“ – hierin steckt die unter Rechten & Verschwörungsgläubigen verbreitete Vorstellung der angeblichen „Fremdbestimmung“ Deutschlands. 2021 stufte der #Verfassungsschutz Compact als #rechtsextrem ein.
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#JürgenElsässer ist #Chefredakteur & wichtiger Netzwerker. Der ehemals linke Publizist vertrat 2000ff zunehmend rechtspopulistische Positionen. #Antiamerikanismus, #AntiGenderismus, #Rassismus, #Verschwörungsideologie, #Elitenfeindschaft sind bis heute Konstanten in #Compact.
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#Putin’s war against #Ukraine has divided the far right in Germany. Some show solidarity with the Ukrainian people & are sharing information on how to sign up w/ the far-right #Azov battalion. Others sympathise with Putin & buy into Kremlin propaganda. 🧵 Thread 1/18
A case in point is the #AfD: the party has often been very sympathetic with Putin. But party leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla have now clearly denounced the Russian invasion, saying it cannot be justified and Russia must withdraw its troops immediately. 2/18 
Another AfD politician admitted that he couldn’t have imagined that Putin would invade. Condemnation is far from universal though and criticised by the rank and file, with other AfD figures blaming “NATO aggression” or claiming Russia was backed into a corner. 3/18
#Putin’s war against #Ukraine has divided the far right in Germany. Some show solidarity with the Ukrainian people & are sharing information on how to sign up w/ the far-right #Azov battalion. Others sympathise with Putin & buy into Kremlin propaganda. 🧵 Thread 1/18
A case in point is the #AfD: the party has often been very sympathetic with Putin. But party leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla have now clearly denounced the Russian invasion, saying it cannot be justified and Russia must withdraw its troops immediately. 2/18
Another AfD politician admitted that he couldn’t have imagined that Putin would invade. Condemnation is far from universal though and criticised by the rank and file, with other AfD figures blaming “NATO aggression” or claiming Russia was backed into a corner. 3/18
