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Which ones? Source? Sounds more like an alt-right conspiracy. During the Third Reich the list "des schädlichen und unerwünschten Schrifttums" that startet i
by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Which ones? Source?
Sounds more like an alt-right conspiracy.
During the Third Reich the list "des schädlichen und unerwünschten Schrifttums" that startet in 1935 had 12400 banned books and 149 authors in it.
Today there is an "Index jugendgefährdender Medien", that covers not only books.
That's for selling or borrowing to minors.
There is ban of raw depiction of violence / war crimes if certain boundaries are left (e.g. using it solely for entertainment).
Everything else sounds false.
Even the documentary / art project "Kassler Liste" (documenta / Universität Kassel, Germany) doesn't list more books for Germany than there were banned books in Nazi Germany.
https://www.kasselerliste.com/ https://www.kasselerliste.com/
So, sod off with your alt-right conspiracy.