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drguidoknapp.bsky.social
1938: Der Künstler Paul Thalheimer, dessen Werke von den Nazis als „entartet“ eingestuft wurden, malt in einer Kirche in Bad Dürkheim eine monumentale Kreuzigungsszene. Einem der beiden Verbrecher, die mit Jesus hingerichtet werden, gibt er Hitlers Gesicht. Es fällt nicht auf.
July 20, 2024 at 7:29 AM
Thalheimer stand nie für einen unabhängigen Journalismus. Das kritische unabhängige Profil ist längst Geschichte.
September 29, 2026 at 9:39 AM
andrejwerth.bsky.social
Bin wieder im Dienst.
Foto: Ludwig Thalheimer
July 31, 2025 at 5:36 AM
josie.zone
Jewish anti-Stalinist leftists are always and forever my true comrades in history ✊🕎📝

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Thalheimer was a writer and leader of the KPD, or German Communist Party, who witnessed the rising Nazi power and wrote a series of analytical works in the 1920s and 30s. For Thalheimer, Marx had been on the right track in his analysis of the Bonapartist system, but had made a few miscalculations. For one, the Empire had not been the last gasp of capitalism, and liberal parliamentarism had reemerged in the Third Republic. To account for this inconsistency, Thalheimer theorized that Marx had focused too much on the strict economics of Napoleon III’s government, when the more valuable insight lay in the social underpinnings of the system. Bonapartism and fascism were the “ultimate” forms of class rule, not in the temporal sense, but in that they were the most extreme forms of repression by the bourgeois classes.[5] Louis Napoleon’s rule was meant to function as a temporary expedient against social tension and was intended to allow the ruling class to recover. This principle could be applied to the fascist parties that rose to prominence after failed communist revolutionary attempts across Europe. To Thalheimer, it seemed that the government of Italy had been only too willing to allow Mussolini to take power, and he predicted that the Weimar Republic would follow suit. Thalheimer saw a key difference from Bonapartism that made fascism still more threatening. Napoleon III’s power base lay in the willingness of middle-class déclassés, such as unemployed white-collar bureaucrats, army veterans, and street hustlers, to act as docile administrators after they had been frightened by proletarian social unrest.[6] But the frightened petit-bourgeoisie that formed the rank-and-file of the fascist parties were far more organized and united by ideology. Whereas Bonapartism had been a party-less dictatorship that attracted followers, fascism was a mass movement. Thalheimer was unique among his KPD colleagues in his belief both that the German government would eventually give up power to the Nazis, and that the moblike nature of the fascists would cause the bourgeois elites quickly to lose control and allow the Nazis to create “an unequalled barbarian dictatorship.”[7] He urged quick and violent action. But Thalheimer was excommunicated from the KPD for his opposition to Stalinist theory, and his theories, although prescient, never caught on in his own time.
February 28, 2026 at 6:50 AM
josie.zone
August Thalheimer fuckin' called it all

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Thalheimer was a writer and leader of the KPD, or German Communist Party, who witnessed the rising Nazi power and wrote a series of analytical works in the 1920s and 30s. For Thalheimer, Marx had been on the right track in his analysis of the Bonapartist system, but had made a few miscalculations. For one, the Empire had not been the last gasp of capitalism, and liberal parliamentarism had reemerged in the Third Republic. To account for this inconsistency, Thalheimer theorized that Marx had focused too much on the strict economics of Napoleon III’s government, when the more valuable insight lay in the social underpinnings of the system. Bonapartism and fascism were the “ultimate” forms of class rule, not in the temporal sense, but in that they were the most extreme forms of repression by the bourgeois classes.[5] Louis Napoleon’s rule was meant to function as a temporary expedient against social tension and was intended to allow the ruling class to recover. This principle could be applied to the fascist parties that rose to prominence after failed communist revolutionary attempts across Europe. To Thalheimer, it seemed that the government of Italy had been only too willing to allow Mussolini to take power, and he predicted that the Weimar Republic would follow suit. Thalheimer saw a key difference from Bonapartism that made fascism still more threatening. Napoleon III’s power base lay in the willingness of middle-class déclassés, such as unemployed white-collar bureaucrats, army veterans, and street hustlers, to act as docile administrators after they had been frightened by proletarian social unrest.[6] But the frightened petit-bourgeoisie that formed the rank-and-file of the fascist parties were far more organized and united by ideology. Whereas Bonapartism had been a party-less dictatorship that attracted followers, fascism was a mass movement. Thalheimer was unique among his KPD colleagues in his belief both that the German government would eventually give up power to the Nazis, and that the moblike nature of the fascists would cause the bourgeois elites quickly to lose control and allow the Nazis to create “an unequalled barbarian dictatorship.”[7] He urged quick and violent action. But Thalheimer was excommunicated from the KPD for his opposition to Stalinist theory, and his theories, although prescient, never caught on in his own time. Babe Ruth pointing dot jpg
March 24, 2026 at 8:23 AM
fug-bawue.bsky.social
"Doch stand von vornherein bei mir fest, dass ich mich nicht nur geistig mit dem Sozialismus befassen wollte, sondern die erworbenen Kenntnisse sollten mir Mittel zu selbstthätiger Arbeit für den Sozialismus sein."
Bertha Thalheimer

#AllesGeschichte? #Bundestagswahl2025
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Bertha Thalheimer (1883 - 23. 4. 1959)
Bertha Thalheimer war eine linke Politikerin, eine Journalistin, eine Frauenrechtlerin. Sie war mit Rosa Luxemburg und Clara Zetkin befreundet und starb am 23. April 1959.
frauen-und-geschichte.de
February 7, 2025 at 8:48 AM
guracell.bsky.social
Durchgezogen, aber Hase nun ziemlich kaputt. Gleich mal eine (kleine) Flasche Thalheimer Uhudler Limonade geext. Genau 3 Stunden unterwegs. Und nur die letzte Minute beim Bäcker verbracht. ;-)
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August 4, 2024 at 8:35 AM
duterv.bsky.social
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PROTESTANTES SE TORNANDO CATÓLICOS
YouTube video by Daylon Thalheimer
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September 30, 2026 at 1:43 PM
laviniamehedintu.bsky.social
How inclusive are your #learningexperiences?

Love listening to Will Thalheimer & Ingeborg Kroese talking about this.
November 20, 2024 at 3:22 PM
lempp.bsky.social
Nase läuft und ich sitze hustend mit Tee auf der Couch und schaue die "Emilia Galotti" von Thalheimer 2001 am DT und es ist so grandios und schön und traurig und Regine Zimmermann und Ingo Hülsmann und ich weiß nicht mehr, warum gerade die Nase läuft und woher der Kloß im Hals kommt.
Cover der DVD-Aufnahme von Emilia Galotti in der Theateredition, darauf Regine Zimmermann im weißen Kleid, die den Kopf gegen eine rechts ins Bild ragende Hand lehnt.
October 3, 2026 at 12:19 PM
regclimo.bsky.social
The new season of the Climate Quandaries podcast, out now, features thoughtful and wide-ranging conversations with the excellent Roop Singh, Tom Matthews, Lisa Thalheimer, and @zlabe.bsky.social. (1/3)
April 24, 2024 at 11:25 PM
christytucker.bsky.social
Looking to add to your library of instructional design and elearning books? New books by Hadiya Nuriddin, Will Thalheimer, and David Merrill added for 2024. Check out my updated book list: christytuckerlearning.com/50-instructi...
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November 15, 2024 at 6:52 PM
mediapart.fr
Le podcast culturel de « Mediapart » évoque « Penthésilée » de Heinrich von Kleist, mis en scène par Michael Thalheimer, et « Coming Soon », de la chorégraphe Soraya Leila Emery.

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« L’esprit critique » théâtre : l’amazone et l’odalisque
Le podcast culturel de « Mediapart » évoque « Penthésilée » de Heinrich von Kleist, mis en scène par Michael Thalheimer, et « Coming Soon », de la chorégraphe Soraya Leila Emery.
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June 21, 2026 at 12:41 PM
ianauthornetwork.bsky.social
Jarrod Thalheimer is the #author of "Vixen: A Maggie Deacon Adventure" #adventure #thriller
Maggie Deacon is a not-quite-retired art thief chasing the most valuable missing painting in the world.
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#amreading
@VixenMaggie
#bookboost #goodreads #ian1
Jarrod Thalheimer
Jarrod Thalheimer is the author of Vixen: A Maggie Deacon Adventure, thriller
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April 5, 2025 at 3:38 PM
jonathanjarry.bsky.social
13. There is a "Thalheimer Award," but it's given by the NAACP, and I doubt Chris Johnson was eligible!
March 24, 2025 at 11:23 PM
josie.zone
"But Thalheimer was excommunicated from the KPD for his opposition to Stalinist theory, and his theories, although prescient, never caught on in his own time."

this is the story of my life
September 5, 2026 at 12:25 PM
rft.eurosky.social
In den #Conrad Katalogen 1986-92 finden sich diverse #DDR #Trenntrafos, #Thyristorsteller und #Spannungskonstanthalter mit identischen Gehäusem aus den Technisch-Physikalischen Werkstätten #Thalheim, den heutigen Thalheimer Transformatorwerken.
Die Beschreibungen finden sich unter 🏳️‍🌈 rk7.de/acdc 🏳️‍🌈. 😊
July 4, 2026 at 7:24 PM
cemilo90.bsky.social
Ich war gestern drin, es lohnt sich sehr ! Toller Text, grossartiges Ensemble und eine wirklich gelungene Inszenierung (erinnerte mich etwas an Thalheimer, nur moderner)
August 29, 2026 at 10:41 AM
rlshistory.bsky.social
Warum gründeten Thalheimer, Brandler, Siewert und andere KPD-Mitglieder zum Jahreswechsel 1928/1929 eine eigene Partei, die KPD-Opposition, und was bewirkten sie damit?
-> Radiosendung, via @rosaluxhessen.bsky.social
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Die KPD in den 1920ern - Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
Radiosendung vom 3. April 2025
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August 22, 2025 at 5:41 AM
deutscheseck.bsky.social
Hier wohnte Schloßstraße 1 - Nathan Ackermann - Rita Alexander - Egon Berlin - Rolf Eschenheimer - Bela Forst - Karl Lichtenstein - Richard Reich - Egon Stotzky - Herbert Stotzky - Doris Thalheimer (Koblenz)
#Stolpersteine #Koblenz
Stolperstein
May 7, 2025 at 8:01 PM
hanovervadems.bsky.social
Congrats to the Hanover NAACP!!!
Hanover NAACP receives Thalheimer Award
The Hanover County, Va. Branch of the NAACP has been honored with the prestigious Thalheimer Award for their exceptional leadership in community programs and publications.
richmond.com
August 7, 2025 at 1:17 AM
micchiato.bsky.social
“it is precisely the bourgeoisie which is assisting the development towards fascism …in part intentionally, in part against its own intentions.”
— August Thalheimer (1930)
January 23, 2025 at 4:51 PM
blushy.eurosky.social
„Dass dazwischen auch wirklich irre, unfassbar schöne und leise Sprache stattfindet, in der fast beiläufig Farben und Himmelskörper oder verwünschte Gewalt beschworen werden, und die stellenweise eng an das Hohelied Salomos erinnert, geht unter.“
Thalheimer inszeniert „Salome“ in Berlin: Man will das Blut doch sehen
Michael Thalheimer inszeniert „Salome“ von Einar Schleef nach Oscar Wilde an der Berliner Schaubühne und überlässt ikonische Momente der Imagination.
taz.de
February 9, 2026 at 12:08 PM
seamusaloysius.bsky.social
Paul Thalheimer (German, 1884-1948) was born on this day (May 25th)
"Entry of the bishop" (1932)
oil on canvas, 71 x 91 cm
private collection
#ArtSky #Thalheimer #DegenerateArt
"Entry of the Bishop" by Paul Thalheimer, depicts a townscape with a procession of people, possibly clergy and townspeople, moving across a bridge towards the town. The town is densely packed with buildings of varying heights and colors, primarily in earthy tones, suggesting an older European architectural style. A body of water, possibly a river or canal, winds through the town, with several small sailboats visible on its surface. The style of the painting is reminiscent of early 20th-century modernism, with simplified forms and a focus on the arrangement of shapes and colors. The palette is somewhat muted, with a range of browns, creams, and grays, punctuated by the red and white of the figures' garments and the blue of the water. The composition is organized around the diagonal line of the bridge and the contrasting verticality of the buildings. The painting is on canvas, with dimensions 71 x 91 cm, and was created in 1932. Thalheimer, a German artist (1884-1948), was known for his Christian motifs and church murals. In 1937, his works were labeled "Degenerate" by the Nazis, confiscated from museums, and two were exhibited at the "Degenerate Art" exhibition.
May 25, 2025 at 1:04 PM
randomfactor.bsky.social
it's just so...fuckin...overt that it's like hey this is the realm of political cartoons. It's watching rich people destroy rich peoples shit, to make it worse. (or as August Thalheimer put it:)
October 23, 2025 at 2:58 PM