Kathrin Oertel - Revision history

Richard Bew at 11:09, 12 January 2016

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Hilary Aked at 10:35, 27 February 2015

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Melissa Jones: /* Activities */

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Activities

Hilary Aked: /* Direct Democracy for Europe */

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Direct Democracy for Europe

Hilary Aked at 23:51, 2 February 2015

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Hilary Aked at 16:51, 2 February 2015

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	'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.		'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.

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	'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.		'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.

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		+	[[File:Oertel_.jpg‎\|thumb\|400px\|Kathrin Oertel, Credit: [https://flic.kr/p/rQ3ZuK/ Blu-news.org] Wikimedia]]
	'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.		'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.

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 [[Category:Islam Critics|Oertel, Kathrin]]
 [[Category:Germany|Oertel, Kathrin]]

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 [[PEGIDA]] announced on its Facebook page that Oertel, reportedly 37 years old in January 2015, had quit 'due to the massive hostility, threats and career disadvantages', adding: 'Even the strongest of women has to take time out when at night photographers and other strange figures are sneaking around outside her house.'<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/28/pegida-loses-second-leader-kathrin-oertel-week Pegida loses second leader in a week], Reuters/''The Guardian''28 January 2015</ref>
-She had become well known in Germany after appearing on a 'widely watched' German television talk show, Guenther Jauch on 19 January, and reportedly demanded 'dialogue with the political establishment'. According to the BBC she had 'tried to take [[PEGIDA]] mainstream' and 'distanced herself from the more radical Leipzig branch of Pegida', known as [[LEGIDA]]. Four other PEGIDA leaders quit at the same time and one reportedly cited the sister-movement, LEGIDA, and the 'continuing influence' of [[Lutz Bachmann]] as factors in their decision.<ref>Jenny Hill, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31018097 Germany Pegida: Leader Kathrin Oertel quits protest group], BBC News, 28 January 2015</ref>
+She had become well known in Germany after appearing on a 'widely watched' German television talk show, ''Guenther Jauch'' on 19 January, and reportedly demanded 'dialogue with the political establishment'. According to the ''BBC'' she had 'tried to take [[PEGIDA]] mainstream' and 'distanced herself from the more radical Leipzig branch of Pegida', known as [[LEGIDA]]. Four other PEGIDA leaders quit at the same time and one reportedly cited the sister-movement, LEGIDA, and the 'continuing influence' of [[Lutz Bachmann]] as factors in their decision.<ref>Jenny Hill, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31018097 Germany Pegida: Leader Kathrin Oertel quits protest group], BBC News, 28 January 2015</ref>
 ===Direct Democracy for Europe===

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 It was reported on 2 February 2015 that Oertel had, after leaving [[PEGIDA]], started a new movement called [[Direct Democracy for Europe]], which planned to hold its first demonstration on Sunday 8 February 2015. It reportedly characterised itself as 'just to the right of the [[CDU]]', [[Angela Merkel]]'s party.
-Also involved were other ex-[[PEGIDA]] leaders who quit at the same time as her, including [[Bernd-Volker Lincke]] and [[René Jahn]]. The new party was expected to 'move away from the anti-Islam stance' of [[PEGIDA]].<ref>[http://www.thelocal.de/20150202/pegida-off-shoot-set-to-demo-next-week Pegida offshoot set to demo next week]], The Local.de, 2 Feb 2015, accessed 2 Feb 2015</ref>
+Also involved were other ex-[[PEGIDA]] leaders who quit at the same time as her, including [[Bernd-Volker Lincke]] and [[René Jahn]]. The new initiative was expected to 'move away from the anti-Islam stance' of [[PEGIDA]].<ref>[http://www.thelocal.de/20150202/pegida-off-shoot-set-to-demo-next-week Pegida offshoot set to demo next week]], The Local.de, 2 Feb 2015, accessed 2 Feb 2015</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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 '''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.
-She briefly led the movement after the resignation of founder [[Lutz Bachmann]] following the publication of photographs of him posing as Hitler and the announcement that authorities were investigating him for inciting hatred. Within a week she had also resigned.
+==Activities==
 [[PEGIDA]] announced on its Facebook page that Oertel, reportedly 37 years old in January 2015, had quit 'due to the massive hostility, threats and career disadvantages', adding: 'Even the strongest of women has to take time out when at night photographers and other strange figures are sneaking around outside her house.'<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/28/pegida-loses-second-leader-kathrin-oertel-week Pegida loses second leader in a week], Reuters/''The Guardian''28 January 2015</ref>
 She had become well known in Germany after appearing on a 'widely watched' German television talk show, Guenther Jauch on 19 January, and reportedly demanded 'dialogue with the political establishment'. According to the BBC she had 'tried to take [[PEGIDA]] mainstream' and 'distanced herself from the more radical Leipzig branch of Pegida', known as [[LEGIDA]]. Four other PEGIDA leaders quit at the same time and one reportedly cited the sister-movement, LEGIDA, and the 'continuing influence' of [[Lutz Bachmann]] as factors in their decision.<ref>Jenny Hill, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31018097 Germany Pegida: Leader Kathrin Oertel quits protest group], BBC News, 28 January 2015</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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−	'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against ~~the~~ Islamisation of the West]]'.	+	'''Kathrin Oertel''' co-founded the anti-Islam, anti-immigrant German movement [[PEGIDA]], an acronym for the German for '[[Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West]]'.

	She briefly led the movement after the resignation of founder [[Lutz Bachmann]] following the publication of photographs of him posing as Hitler and the announcement that authorities were investigating him for inciting hatred. Within a week she had also resigned.		She briefly led the movement after the resignation of founder [[Lutz Bachmann]] following the publication of photographs of him posing as Hitler and the announcement that authorities were investigating him for inciting hatred. Within a week she had also resigned.

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 [[PEGIDA]] announced on its Facebook page that Oertel, reportedly 37 years old in January 2015, had quit 'due to the massive hostility, threats and career disadvantages', adding: 'Even the strongest of women has to take time out when at night photographers and other strange figures are sneaking around outside her house.'<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/28/pegida-loses-second-leader-kathrin-oertel-week Pegida loses second leader in a week], Reuters/''The Guardian''28 January 2015</ref>
-She had become well known in Germany after appearing on a 'widely watched' German television talk show, Guenther Jauch on 19 January, and reportedly demanded 'dialogue with the political establishment'. According to the BBC she had 'tried to take [[PEGIDA]] mainstream' and 'distanced herself from the more radical Leipzig branch of Pegida', known as [[Legida]].<ref>Jenny Hill, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31018097 Germany Pegida: Leader Kathrin Oertel quits protest group], BBC News, 28 January 2015</ref>
+She had become well known in Germany after appearing on a 'widely watched' German television talk show, Guenther Jauch on 19 January, and reportedly demanded 'dialogue with the political establishment'. According to the BBC she had 'tried to take [[PEGIDA]] mainstream' and 'distanced herself from the more radical Leipzig branch of Pegida', known as [[LEGIDA]].<ref>Jenny Hill, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31018097 Germany Pegida: Leader Kathrin Oertel quits protest group], BBC News, 28 January 2015</ref>
 ==Affiliations==