Lions of the North. Sounds of the New Nordic Radical Nationalism
by author: Teitelbaum, Benjamin R.TD: volume 16, issue 2019, 1, page 87–89
Article by Maximilian Kreter
Von „Kanacken, Umvolkungsunterstützern und Zecken“: Social-Media-Verhalten rechter Straftäter in Sachsen 2011–2016
TD: volume 16, issue 2019, 2, page 127–145
Abstract
Es folgt die Zusammenfassung in englischer Sprache following the article short description
During the ‘refugee crisis’ Germany faced a controversial debate about asylum seekers and immigration policy fueled by a diffuse disenchantment with politics, brought to the streets by PEGIDA and represented in parliament by the AfD. This article examines the ideology expressed and the techniques applied by sentenced hate crime offenders in this debate on social media platforms, such as Facebook from 2011 to 2016.
Post Digital Cultures of the Far Right. Online Actions and Offline Consequences in Europe and the US
by author: Maik FielitzTD: volume 16, issue 2019, 2, page 190–192
Rechtsrock in Sachsen – Sprachrohr fremdenfeindlicher Militanz?
TD: volume 15, issue 2018, 1, page 99–125
Abstract
Es folgt die Zusammenfassung in englischer Sprache following the article short description
White-Power music was serving as the “soundtrack” of xenophobic riots in post-reunification Germany in the early 1990ies. Then it disappeared into the underground until its most recent comeback. This contribution presents an examination of the development of the scene in Germany and especially in Saxony from the beginnings to the present day. On the basis of this historical reconstruction, an analysis of the lyrics of the two Saxony based bands “Blitzkrieg” and “Heiliger Krieg” reveals which ideological, linguistic and strategic developments have occurred in the scene and how this is reflected by the songs of these bands.
Music, Youth and International Links in Post-War British Fascism. The Transformation of Extremism
by author: Ryan ShafferTD: volume 15, issue 2018, 1, page 129–131