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- Eberhard Taubert (* 11. Mai 1907 in Kassel; † 2. November 1976 in Köln) (Pseudonym Dr. Erwin Kohl; Spitzname Dr. Anti) war ein deutscher Jurist. Von 1933 bis 1945 war er als hoher Funktionär im Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda an der Durchführung der nationalsozialistischen Politik beteiligt. Er schrieb unter anderem das Drehbuch zu dem antisemitischen Hetzfilm Der ewige Jude und war der Verlagsleiter des zum Gesamtverband Deutscher antikommunistischer Vereinigungen zugehörigen und antisemitisch ausgerichteten Nibelungen-Verlages. Nach 1945 war Taubert in westlichen Geheimdiensten bei Aktivitäten gegen Einflussnahmeversuche der Sowjetunion tätig. Er war Mitarbeiter und Berater des Politikers Franz Josef Strauß in den 1950er bis 1970er Jahren. (de)
- Eberhard Taubert (11 May 1907 in Kassel – 2 November 1976 in Cologne) was a lawyer and anti-Semitic Nazi propagandist. He joined the Nazi party in 1931, and quickly became involved in both anti-Communist and anti-Jewish propaganda. From 1933 to 1945 he worked as a high official in the Propagandaministerium under Joseph Goebbels, where he headed its anti-Komintern department. His nickname in Nazi circles was Dr. Anti. From 1939 he headed the Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question. He worked in 1940 on the script for the anti-Semitic propaganda film Der ewige Jude (English: The Eternal Jew) and was responsible for the law requiring Jews to wear the yellow badge (Judenstern). After the Second World War he changed his name to Erwin Kohl and worked for $3,000 a month for the German Christian Democratic Union in West Germany, providing material against more radical Marxists. As "Erwin Kohl" Taubert was one of the founders of the People's Union for Peace and Freedom (VFF) in 1950. The VFF saw itself as “the central anti-communist organization in the Federal Republic” and was supported and subsidized by the Federal Ministry for All-German Questions (predecessor of the Federal Ministry for Intra-German Relations). Mathias Friedel regarded the VFF as a replica of the "Anti-Komintern" during the Nazi regime. After his true identity and background was revealed, Eberhard had to retire from the VFF. After 1957 he worked in South America, Iran, Lebanon, Egypt and South Africa and as the counsel of the German minister Franz Josef Strauß. Taubert maintained a liaison office in Bonn, which worked for NATO on matters of psychological defense (PSV). Taubert was still a counter-intelligence expert for US secret services and in 1959 took on a job for the Iranian secret service (SAVAK) and other Middle Eastern intelligence services. Under the pseudonym Dr. Marcel Wallensdorfer, Taubert was given a press service entitled Anti-Comintern Service. From 1970 he was employed by German industrialists and largely withdrew from political life due to his illness. His rhetorical ability made him the talented and wanted propagandist he was, not only during the NS-regime. His agitative style used in the Nazi propaganda was reused after the war to boost the Western fear of communism. For this mission he worked with secret services (for example CIC) and right-wing politicians and journals. (en)
- Eberhard Taubert, född 11 maj 1907 i Kassel, död 1976 i Köln, var en tysk jurist och medlem av det nazistiska propagandaministeriet under Joseph Goebbels. Han kom på idén till den antisemitiska filmen Der Ewige Jude. Denna artikel om en person med huvudsaklig anknytning till Tyskland saknar väsentlig information. Du kan hjälpa till genom att lägga till den. (sv)
- Eberhard Taubert (11 de Maio de 1907, em Kassel – 2 de novembro de 1976, Colónia) foi um advogado e propagandista antissemita nazista. Ele se juntou ao partido Nazista em 1931 e rapidamente tornou-se envolvido na propaganda anticomunista e antijudaica. A partir de 1933 a 1945, ele trabalhou como um oficial de alta patente na Propagandaministerium, sob o comando Joseph Goebbels. Seu apelido nos círculos nazistsa era "Dr. Anti". Ele trabalhou em 1940 no script para o filme de propaganda antissemita Der Ewige Jude (em inglês: O Eterno Judeu) e foi responsável pela lei que obrigou os Judeus a usarem o emblema amarelo (Judenstern). Após a guerra, ele trabalhou por $3.000 ao mês para o Partido Democrata Alemão Cristão, fornecendo material contra o marxismo. Depois de 1957, trabalhou na América do Sul, Irã, Líbano, Egito e África do Sul e como o conselheiro do ministro alemão Franz Josef Strauss. A partir de 1970, ele foi empregado pela indústria alemã. Sua habilidade retórica fez dele talentoso e um propagandista desejado, não só durante o Regime Nazista. Seu estilo provocativo utilizado na propaganda Nazista, foi reutilizada após a guerra para impulsionar o medo do comunismo no ocidente. Para esta missão, ele trabalhou em serviços secretos (por exemplo CIC), políticos de direita e revistas. (pt)
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- Eberhard Taubert (* 11. Mai 1907 in Kassel; † 2. November 1976 in Köln) (Pseudonym Dr. Erwin Kohl; Spitzname Dr. Anti) war ein deutscher Jurist. Von 1933 bis 1945 war er als hoher Funktionär im Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda an der Durchführung der nationalsozialistischen Politik beteiligt. Er schrieb unter anderem das Drehbuch zu dem antisemitischen Hetzfilm Der ewige Jude und war der Verlagsleiter des zum Gesamtverband Deutscher antikommunistischer Vereinigungen zugehörigen und antisemitisch ausgerichteten Nibelungen-Verlages. Nach 1945 war Taubert in westlichen Geheimdiensten bei Aktivitäten gegen Einflussnahmeversuche der Sowjetunion tätig. Er war Mitarbeiter und Berater des Politikers Franz Josef Strauß in den 1950er bis 1970er Jahren. (de)
- Eberhard Taubert, född 11 maj 1907 i Kassel, död 1976 i Köln, var en tysk jurist och medlem av det nazistiska propagandaministeriet under Joseph Goebbels. Han kom på idén till den antisemitiska filmen Der Ewige Jude. Denna artikel om en person med huvudsaklig anknytning till Tyskland saknar väsentlig information. Du kan hjälpa till genom att lägga till den. (sv)
- Eberhard Taubert (11 May 1907 in Kassel – 2 November 1976 in Cologne) was a lawyer and anti-Semitic Nazi propagandist. He joined the Nazi party in 1931, and quickly became involved in both anti-Communist and anti-Jewish propaganda. From 1933 to 1945 he worked as a high official in the Propagandaministerium under Joseph Goebbels, where he headed its anti-Komintern department. After the Second World War he changed his name to Erwin Kohl and worked for $3,000 a month for the German Christian Democratic Union in West Germany, providing material against more radical Marxists. (en)
- Eberhard Taubert (11 de Maio de 1907, em Kassel – 2 de novembro de 1976, Colónia) foi um advogado e propagandista antissemita nazista. Ele se juntou ao partido Nazista em 1931 e rapidamente tornou-se envolvido na propaganda anticomunista e antijudaica. A partir de 1933 a 1945, ele trabalhou como um oficial de alta patente na Propagandaministerium, sob o comando Joseph Goebbels. (pt)
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