Satire: NATO wirft Putin Unsportlichkeit vor! by Jens Lehrich

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Article: Den sollten wir uns spa'n! by Roland Rottenfußer
About the politician Jens Spahn.

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Article: Alles bekannt ueber den Holocaust? by Anneliese Fikentscher and Andreas Neumann
About the holocaust and whether everything is known to public.

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Article: Die Salisbury Tales - was verschweigen Medien und Politik im Falle des vergifteten russischen Doppelagenten? by Jens Berger
Article: Russian to Judgement by Craig Murray
Both articles are about the case Sergej Skripal and justified doubt about Russian's guilt.

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Article: Kooperation statt Konkurrenz! by Lynn Margulis
An excerpt from the book "Der symbiotische Planet" (Symbiotic Planet : A New Look at Evolution)

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Satire: NATO in Not! by Jens Lehrich

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Satire: Deutschland im Glueck! by Jens Lehrich

Dark Eden by Chris Beckett.

The Wreck of Penn Central by Joseph R. Daughen & Peter Binzen

Article: Nichts ist, wie es scheint by Conrad Knittel
A review of the book "Nichts ist, wie es scheint" by professor Michael Butter and whether Dr. Daniele Ganser is a conspiracy theorist or not.

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Article: Tagesdosis 23.3.2018 – Maskerade in Potsdam oder: DDR-Kunst im Besserwessi-Blick by Klaus Hartmann
About East Germany's art and West Germany's arrogance.

Article: Der Extremismus der Mitte by Hermann Ploppa
About extremism in the political center.

Article: Propaganda statt Journalismus by Stefan Korinth
About propaganda in journalism.

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Satire: Ach, du dickes Ei! by Jens Lehrich

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Article: Wo Recht zu Unrecht wird by Jens Bernert
About hypocrisy in Hamburg's justice and the editors of the Stern magazine.

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Article: Geht es den Armen zu gut? by Rainer Roth
About Hartz IV and poverty in Germany.

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Article: Moderne Sklaverei by Diana Aman
Again about Hartz IV and how it is used to subjugate wage earners.

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There is a third article - Der andere Krieg by Susan Bonath - about these topics but my blood pressure is already high after the first two, so...

Crème de la Kreml by Wacław Radziwinowicz

A fine, and pleasant misery...

2001 by Arthur C. Clarke. I re-read it and 2010 every few years.

We've got recently this book as an amazing "radio play" (not sure the correct name - you know, audiobook with many actors' voices, music and some special effects:). It's a pity it's only in Polish and I cannot recommend it to you as a nice way to reread this great book...

But it's still great, I agree!

I started rereading Rendezvous with Rama by Clarke for the dozenth time last night.

One of these days, I have to sit down and finish the computer game. Started it also a dozen times.

A selection of poems and songs by Bertolt Brecht.

America does not exist by Wojciech Orliński

Satire: Goldman Sachs knallhart! by Jens Lehrich

The second Witcher book in the series. I don't have it in front of me, and can't remember its name at the moment, sorry.

The dry humor and just in your face way that the author makes a tense situation absolutely hilarious, is never lost on me.

Just finished George Orwell's Animal Farm - great work if you've never looked into it.

Just started Paul Roland's The Jewish Resistance: Uprisings Against The Nazis in World War II.