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Identifikationsangebote Der Rechten Szene Im Netz Korpus Zur Identifikationsangebote der rechten Szene im Netz Korpus zur Veröffentlichung Reissen-Kosch, Jana (2016): Identifikationsangebote der rechten Szene im Netz. Eine linguistische Analyse persuasiver Online-Kommunikation. Bremen: Hem- pen. D82 (Diss. RWTH Aachen University, [2015]). Auf den folgenden Seiten ist das Korpus der Analysen in Reissen-Kosch, Jana (2016): Identifikationsangebote der rechten Szene im Netz. Eine linguistische Analyse persuasiver Online-Kommunikation. Bremen: Hempen. D82 (Diss. RWTH Aachen University, [2015]) einsehbar. Die analysierten Online-Auftritte rechtsextremer Gruppierungen wurden im Umfang je eines Screenshots der jeweiligen Startseite und der Niederschrift des Selbstdarstellungstextes der jeweiligen Gruppierung (ohne Korrekturen und ein- heitlich formatiert) archiviert. Dem Untersuchungsgegenstand geschuldet widersprechen die Inhalte dieser Seiten teilweise den freiheitlich-demokratischen Grundwerten unserer Gesellschaft. Von jeglichem rechtswidrigen, rechtsextremen und menschenverachtendem Gedanken- gut distanziere ich mich an dieser Stelle ausdrücklich. Aachen, im Juli 2016 Jana Reissen-Kosch Inhalt Aktionsbund Freising ................................................................................................................. 1 Aktionsbündnis Nordoberpfalz .................................................................................................. 5 Aktionsbüro Mittelrhein ............................................................................................................. 7 Aktionsbüro Thüringen ............................................................................................................ 11 Aktionsgruppe Bayreuth .......................................................................................................... 13 Aktionsgruppe Lörrach ............................................................................................................ 14 Aktionsgruppe Rheinland ......................................................................................................... 16 AG Schwaben ........................................................................................................................... 19 Aktionsgruppe Weißenfels ....................................................................................................... 21 Anti-Antifa Wetzlar .................................................................................................................. 23 Arbeitertum .............................................................................................................................. 25 Autonome nationale Sozialisten Stormarn ............................................................................... 29 Autonome Nationalisten Bückeburg ........................................................................................ 32 Autonome Nationalisten Grafschaft Benhtheim ...................................................................... 33 Autonome Nationalisten Göppingen ........................................................................................ 35 Autonome Nationalisten Marburg ............................................................................................ 37 Autonome Nationalisten Ostfriesland ...................................................................................... 40 Autonome Nationalisten Wetzlar ............................................................................................. 43 Block Identität .......................................................................................................................... 45 Bund freier Bauern ................................................................................................................... 50 Bürgerinitiative für Zivilcourage Braunschweig ...................................................................... 55 Bürgerinitiative für Zivilcorage Hildesheim ............................................................................ 57 Der Funke ................................................................................................................................. 61 Deutsch-Böhmischer Freundeskreis ......................................................................................... 63 Die Unsterblichen ..................................................................................................................... 65 Division Franken ...................................................................................................................... 67 Düütsche Deerns ...................................................................................................................... 68 Freie Kräfte Hegau-Bodensee .................................................................................................. 70 Freie Kräfte Königs Wusterhausen .......................................................................................... 72 Freie Kräfte Schwarzwald-Baar-Heuberg ................................................................................ 74 Freie nationale Aktivisten Luenen ........................................................................................... 76 Freie Nationalisten Euskirchen ................................................................................................ 78 Freie Nationalisten Leverkusen ................................................................................................ 80 Freie Nationalisten Weißenburg ............................................................................................... 88 Freies Netz Siegerland ............................................................................................................. 91 Freies Netz Süd ........................................................................................................................ 93 Freies Netz Unna ...................................................................................................................... 95 Freies Pommern ........................................................................................................................ 98 Freundeskreis NSPR .............................................................................................................. 102 Gemeinschaft Deutscher Frauen ............................................................................................ 104 Hab den Mut ........................................................................................................................... 106 Hamburger Nationalkollektiv ................................................................................................. 110 Heimatbewusste Generation ................................................................................................... 112 Infoportal Nordheide .............................................................................................................. 115 Infoportal Teltow-Fläming ..................................................................................................... 116 Infoportal Württemberg .......................................................................................................... 161 Junge Landsmannschaft Ostdeutschland ................................................................................ 170 Kameradeschaft Aachener Land ............................................................................................ 174 Kameradeschaft Hamm .......................................................................................................... 175 Kehrusker ............................................................................................................................... 181 Kosmoterik ............................................................................................................................. 194 Medinet West ......................................................................................................................... 198 Medienverbund Nationales Netz ............................................................................................ 200 Märkische Aktionsfront .......................................................................................................... 202 Metapedia ............................................................................................................................... 205 Nationale Sozialisten Haltern am See .................................................................................... 210 Nationale Sozialisten Niedersachsen ..................................................................................... 212 Nationale Sozialisten Premnitz .............................................................................................. 214 Nationale Sozialisten Quickborn ............................................................................................ 216 Nationale Sozialisten Rastatt .................................................................................................. 220 Nationale Sozialisten Rostock ................................................................................................ 223 Nationaler Widerstand Ahlen ................................................................................................. 227 Nationaler Widerstand Berlin ................................................................................................. 230 Nationaler Widerstand Bündnis Lünen/Kamen ..................................................................... 232 Nationaler
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