By Joseph Keady
German activists’ complicated relationship with the United States contributes to their capacity to foment a cohesive transatlantic far-right.
a journal of research & art
By Joseph Keady
German activists’ complicated relationship with the United States contributes to their capacity to foment a cohesive transatlantic far-right.
Commentary “Europe’s Pandemic Failure” by Stuart MacKintosh “Querdenker, Querfront, and QAnon: On the German Far Right and Its American Occupation” by Joseph Keady Interviews “Historical Perspectives on January 6, 2021: A Conversation with Esther Adaire and Steve Remy” by Elizabeth Jones Visual Art “Flying with Seagulls” and “Sea Activities in Brittany” by Magali Chesnel Fiction Four Minutes by Nataliya Deleva, translated from the Bulgarian by Izidora Angel Book Reviews The Inheritance, reviewed by Caroline DeVane Of Sex and
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