There is more: Thomas de Maiziere, Minister of the Interieur, was also involved in something called Sachsensumpf. This involved also pedophilia in Berlin on higher levels and it was brought to his table for a decision to intervene/activate forces for persecution - but he did nothing!
Unfortunately I can not find anything in English and thoses German texts are not really mentioning the pedophile scandal with de Maiziere (colour me surprised - not) which I read some years ago (4 or 5).
De Maiziere was really close to chancellor Angela Merkel and also the NSA scandal broke loose.
Edit: You can also look into this rabbit hole of Berlin in the 1920s which was the cradle for the lbgtq community:
No, it was already earlier in the 1890s, in the socialistic Weimar Republic = 1919 between the wars when he started his Institute for Sexual Research, later in 1930s the nazis = fascists were opposed to him.
Hirschfeld was connected to all the important people (artists, writers, musicians, celebrities, people of influence...) - they were the "elite" that influenced the Zeitgeist of that time and had socialistic/communistic/atheist views and ideas and were mostly of a certain type of special people ;-)
Many of these names are also connected to the Monte Verita near Ascona, Italy were they met in sort of first flower power movement, as vegetarians, nudists, anthroposophs. According to my research here were a lot of plans and ideas crafted that were influential for the Romanovs, Bolshewiks, ww1, ww2, creating of the United Nations and the European Union. But this is only my impression reading many many sources, but without archiving it or making notes. Regarding this all is chasing bread crumbs and mostly in German language.
Some names: Albert Einstein, Hermann Hesse, Käthe Kollwitz, Thomas Mann, Heinrich Mann, Rainer Maria Rilke, August Bebel, Max Brod, Karl Kautsky, Stefan Zweig, Gerhart Hauptmann, Martin Buber, Richard von Krafft-Ebing, and Eduard Bernstein.
"In 1921, Hirschfeld organised the First Congress for Sexual Reform, which led to the formation of the World League for Sexual Reform. Congresses were held in Copenhagen (1928), London (1929), Vienna (1930), and Brno (1932)."
"The group aimed to undertake research to defend the rights of homosexuals and to repeal Paragraph 175, the section of the German penal code that, since 1871, had criminalized homosexuality.
They argued that the law encouraged blackmail. The motto of the committee, "Justice through science", reflected Hirschfeld's belief that a better scientific understanding of homosexuality would eliminate social hostility toward homosexuals.[19]
Within the group, some of the members rejected Hirschfeld's (and Ulrichs's) view that male homosexuals are, by nature, effeminate. Benedict Friedlaender and some others left the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee and formed another group, the "Bund für männliche Kultur" or Union for Male Culture, which did not exist long. It argued that male-male love is an aspect of virile manliness, rather than a special condition.
Under Hirschfeld's leadership, the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee gathered 6000 signatures from prominent Germans on a petition to overturn Paragraph 175.[20]
Signatories included Albert Einstein, Hermann Hesse, Käthe Kollwitz, Thomas Mann, Heinrich Mann, Rainer Maria Rilke, August Bebel, Max Brod, Karl Kautsky, Stefan Zweig, Gerhart Hauptmann, Martin Buber, Richard von Krafft-Ebing, and Eduard Bernstein.
The bill was brought before the Reichstag in 1898, but was supported only by a minority from the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
August Bebel, a friend of Hirschfeld from his university days, agreed to sponsor the attempt to repeal Paragraph 175.[21] Hirschfeld considered what would, in a later era, be described as "outing": forcing out of the closet some of the prominent and secretly homosexual lawmakers who had remained silent on the bill.
He arranged for the bill to be reintroduced and, in the 1920s, it made some progress until the takeover of the Nazi Party ended all hope for any such reform."
https://www.opindia.com/2021/07/german-secret-paedophile-project-psychologist-helmut-kentler-homeless-children-with-men/
https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/past-pedophile-links-haunt-german-green-party-a-899544.html
You really have great info. Thanks.
I did not know any of this.
There is more: Thomas de Maiziere, Minister of the Interieur, was also involved in something called Sachsensumpf. This involved also pedophilia in Berlin on higher levels and it was brought to his table for a decision to intervene/activate forces for persecution - but he did nothing!
Unfortunately I can not find anything in English and thoses German texts are not really mentioning the pedophile scandal with de Maiziere (colour me surprised - not) which I read some years ago (4 or 5).
De Maiziere was really close to chancellor Angela Merkel and also the NSA scandal broke loose.
Edit: You can also look into this rabbit hole of Berlin in the 1920s which was the cradle for the lbgtq community:
https://www.thegame.photos/de/series/pride-month/pride-1920s-berlin/
https://magnus-hirschfeld.de/ausstellungen/institute/
I have, unfortunately, a slightly autistic research brain: can't stop + never forget
Please make sure you write a book. I will look into this. Amazing bad people ring. Love the info.
You are welcome, dear fren.
And we have too many books, websites, videos etc. out there - what we don't have is people who act on their knowledge and really change this world.
So, let me get this straight, the LGBTQ community came out of fascist Germany? That should be broadcasted and memed.
No, it was already earlier in the 1890s, in the socialistic Weimar Republic = 1919 between the wars when he started his Institute for Sexual Research, later in 1930s the nazis = fascists were opposed to him.
Hirschfeld was connected to all the important people (artists, writers, musicians, celebrities, people of influence...) - they were the "elite" that influenced the Zeitgeist of that time and had socialistic/communistic/atheist views and ideas and were mostly of a certain type of special people ;-)
Many of these names are also connected to the Monte Verita near Ascona, Italy were they met in sort of first flower power movement, as vegetarians, nudists, anthroposophs. According to my research here were a lot of plans and ideas crafted that were influential for the Romanovs, Bolshewiks, ww1, ww2, creating of the United Nations and the European Union. But this is only my impression reading many many sources, but without archiving it or making notes. Regarding this all is chasing bread crumbs and mostly in German language.
Some names: Albert Einstein, Hermann Hesse, Käthe Kollwitz, Thomas Mann, Heinrich Mann, Rainer Maria Rilke, August Bebel, Max Brod, Karl Kautsky, Stefan Zweig, Gerhart Hauptmann, Martin Buber, Richard von Krafft-Ebing, and Eduard Bernstein.
More names in here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Verita
"In 1921, Hirschfeld organised the First Congress for Sexual Reform, which led to the formation of the World League for Sexual Reform. Congresses were held in Copenhagen (1928), London (1929), Vienna (1930), and Brno (1932)."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_Hirschfeld#Early_life
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_Hirschfeld#Interwar_period
"The group aimed to undertake research to defend the rights of homosexuals and to repeal Paragraph 175, the section of the German penal code that, since 1871, had criminalized homosexuality.
They argued that the law encouraged blackmail. The motto of the committee, "Justice through science", reflected Hirschfeld's belief that a better scientific understanding of homosexuality would eliminate social hostility toward homosexuals.[19]
Within the group, some of the members rejected Hirschfeld's (and Ulrichs's) view that male homosexuals are, by nature, effeminate. Benedict Friedlaender and some others left the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee and formed another group, the "Bund für männliche Kultur" or Union for Male Culture, which did not exist long. It argued that male-male love is an aspect of virile manliness, rather than a special condition.
Under Hirschfeld's leadership, the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee gathered 6000 signatures from prominent Germans on a petition to overturn Paragraph 175.[20]
Signatories included Albert Einstein, Hermann Hesse, Käthe Kollwitz, Thomas Mann, Heinrich Mann, Rainer Maria Rilke, August Bebel, Max Brod, Karl Kautsky, Stefan Zweig, Gerhart Hauptmann, Martin Buber, Richard von Krafft-Ebing, and Eduard Bernstein.
The bill was brought before the Reichstag in 1898, but was supported only by a minority from the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
August Bebel, a friend of Hirschfeld from his university days, agreed to sponsor the attempt to repeal Paragraph 175.[21] Hirschfeld considered what would, in a later era, be described as "outing": forcing out of the closet some of the prominent and secretly homosexual lawmakers who had remained silent on the bill.
He arranged for the bill to be reintroduced and, in the 1920s, it made some progress until the takeover of the Nazi Party ended all hope for any such reform."