"How to Recognize a Right-Wing Family" - German magazine article

This article appeared in the German magazine, "Baby & Family." This is not some fringe magazine: it has the highest circulation and readership of any parenting magazine in Germany with 1.56 million readers. It's been published for fifty years and is distributed for free through pharmacies.

The article quotes three "experts" on "right wing extremism," including a researcher at Frankfurt University.

Here is a quote from the article, in English:

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The "right children" would usually be used to keeping their daily lives secret from a small age. They "wear certain clothes," explains the right-wing extremist researcher Prausner. Children of such parents would often not wear American letters on their clothes. There are, however, "symbols" on the clothes of "right children". "Someone who does not know about it," but will not notice it, "continues Prausner. "Accurate braided braids and long skirts" would already be a warning signal and reference to "right parents". Kitas can prepare themselves in case "right parents" register their children with them. A house rule and a mission statement could clarify which forms of interaction and values ​​the daycare was. Mothers and fathers could get involved in the parental advisory board, and they would be able to take appropriate measures against "right parents".

Substitute "Jewish" for "right-wing" and it reads like Nazi propaganda from the 1930s:

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The "Jewish children" would usually be used to keeping their daily lives secret from a small age. They "wear certain clothes," explains the Jewish-extremism researcher Prausner. Children of such parents would often not wear American letters on their clothes. There are, however, "symbols" on the clothes of "Jewish children". "Someone who does not know about it," but will not notice it, "continues Prausner. "Accurate braided braids and long skirts" would already be a warning signal and reference to "Jewish parents". Kitas can prepare themselves in case "Jewish parents" register their children with them. A house rule and a mission statement could clarify which forms of interaction and values ​​the daycare was. Mothers and fathers could get involved in the parental advisory board, and they would be able to take appropriate measures against "Jewish parents".

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"How to Recognize a Right-Wing Family" - German magazine article