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It is the publisher of [[Citizen Times]] and online German political magazine funded by the right wing Zionist US-based [[Middle East Forum]], which publishes the work of many counterjihad writers.<ref name="CJreport"/> | It is the publisher of [[Citizen Times]] and online German political magazine funded by the right wing Zionist US-based [[Middle East Forum]], which publishes the work of many counterjihad writers.<ref name="CJreport"/> | ||
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| + | *Felix Strüning, [http://www.stresemann-stiftung.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Stresemann-Stiftung-FS2013-Freedom-of-Speech-Human-RightWWW.pdf 'Freedom of Speech is a Human Right: How Islamic Organizations Are Threatening Our Basic Rights'], 2013. | ||
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Revision as of 11:36, 29 January 2015
The Stresemann Stiftung (foundation) is named after Gustav Stresemann, who was leader of the German People's Party between 1918-1929.[1]
It is the publisher of Citizen Times and online German political magazine funded by the right wing Zionist US-based Middle East Forum, which publishes the work of many counterjihad writers.[1]
Publications
- Felix Strüning, 'Freedom of Speech is a Human Right: How Islamic Organizations Are Threatening Our Basic Rights', 2013.
