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Danish Espionage Sentence for Professor is setting dangerous Precedence for Scientists, Political Advisers and Consultants in Denmark and E.U.
By Christof Lehmann – nsnbc. The Finish born Professor Timo Kivimäki, who has tenure at Copenhagen University has been sentenced according to what Danish law calls “the mild espionage paragraph”. Timo Kivimäki was accused of espionage for Russia and has … Continue reading
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Tagged christof lehmann, Civil Liberties, copenhagen university, danish Espionage Trial, Denmark, diplomacy, Dr. Christof Lehmann, Espionage, Intellectual Freedom, National Security, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Peace Movement, PET, Political Adviser, Political Consultant, Political Science, Politics, Politiets Efterretningstjeneste, Russia, Timo Kivimäki
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Ulrike Meinhof on the War Crimes committed in Dresden – As Relevant as Ever.
Ulrike Meinhof on the War Crimes committed in Dresden – As Relevant as Ever. This article was written by Ulrike Marie Meinhof during her time as Editor in Chief of the German magazine “konkret” between 1959 and 1969. Later Ulrike … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Europe, Opinion, World
Tagged Afghanistan, Anti-War Movement, christof lehmann, Dresden, global security, hiroshima nagasaki, Iraq, Libya, NATO, nsnbc, Peace Movement, Politics, RAF, Syria, ulrike meinhof, war crimes, World War 2
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