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	<blockquote>''1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult. (p. 119).''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult. (p. 119).''</blockquote>
	The chapter ~~describes~~ the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in [[Peter_Schult\|our page on Schult]].		The chapter details the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in [[Peter_Schult\|our page on Schult]].

	==Ch. 4 - Greens, "Leftists" and the Paedophile after 1985==		==Ch. 4 - Greens, "Leftists" and the Paedophile after 1985==

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	<blockquote>''1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult.''</blockquote> ~~(p. 119).~~		<blockquote>''1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult. (p. 119).''</blockquote>
	The chapter describes the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in [[Peter_Schult\|our page on Schult]].		The chapter describes the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in [[Peter_Schult\|our page on Schult]].

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	==Ch. 3 - The years of decision: 1976 - 1984==		==Ch. 3 - The years of decision: 1976 - 1984==

	"1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult." (p. 119). The chapter describes the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in our page on Schult.
			<blockquote>''1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult.''</blockquote> (p. 119).
			The chapter describes the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in [[Peter_Schult\|our page on Schult]].

			==Ch. 4 - Greens, "Leftists" and the Paedophile after 1985==


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	==Ch. 3 - The years of decision: 1976 - 1984==		==Ch. 3 - The years of decision: 1976 - 1984==

	"1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult." (p. 119). The chapter describes "~~The~~ Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in our page on Schult.		"1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult." (p. 119). The chapter describes the "Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in our page on Schult.

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==

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	Discusses how Schult became active in left-wing movements through student riots and protests, and some of his non-sexual arrests and convictions. The information been integrated into the main [[Peter Schult]] article.		Discusses how Schult became active in left-wing movements through student riots and protests, and some of his non-sexual arrests and convictions. The information been integrated into the main [[Peter Schult]] article.

			==Ch. 3 - The years of decision: 1976 - 1984==

			"1976 was the year in which all future discourses on philosophy and party positions were to be determined for the following decades. The key person was Peter Schult." (p. 119). The chapter describes "The Schult Affair" (1976), as profiled in our page on Schult.
	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==

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	Discusses how Schult became active in left-wing movements through student riots and protests, and some of his arrests and convictions. The ~~chapter~~ information ~~has largely~~ been integrated into the main [[Peter Schult]] article.		Discusses how Schult became active in left-wing movements through student riots and protests, and some of his non-sexual arrests and convictions. The information been integrated into the main [[Peter Schult]] article.

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==

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	==Ch. 2 - Peter Schult's long march to revolution 1928 - 1975==		==Ch. 2 - Peter Schult's long march to revolution 1928 - 1975==

	~~Summary to be completed Mar~~-~~May 2023~~.		Discusses how Schult became active in left-wing movements through student riots and protests, and some of his arrests and convictions. The chapter information has largely been integrated into the main [[Peter Schult]] article.

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==

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	The introduction reflects on the difficulty of researching Schult and that, despite his popularity and notoriety during his lifetime and his association with many prominent political figures, no extensive research on Schult has yet been conducted before this book:		The introduction reflects on the difficulty of researching Schult and that, despite his popularity and notoriety during his lifetime and his association with many prominent political figures, no extensive research on Schult has yet been conducted before this book:

	<blockquote>''Peter Schult was a Paedophile/Pederast, anarchist, protagonist of the "Red Help" in the 1970s, a key figure of the undogmatic left. He was close to the anarchist counterpart of the RAF, the "Bewegung 2. Juni" [The 2 June Movement<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_June_Movement Wikipedia: 2 June Movement]</ref> - Newgon], and at the same time moved in the environment of Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Joschka Fischer, Otto Schily and many others. His opponents in those years were up-and-coming politicians from conservative or economically liberal parties, who today, in view of a life like Schult's, would call for "cutting away" and castration. It is not surprising, therefore, that Schult has not received any attention in the reception of contemporary history. Historical research is inextricably linked to the allocation of funds, so that generally only what is politically desired is researched. Peter Schult is not one of them.'' (p. 10).</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Peter Schult was a Paedophile/Pederast, anarchist, protagonist of the "Red Help" in the 1970s, a key figure of the undogmatic left. He was close to the anarchist counterpart of the RAF, the "Bewegung 2. Juni" ''[The 2 June Movement<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_June_Movement Wikipedia: 2 June Movement]</ref> - Newgon]'', and at the same time moved in the environment of Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Joschka Fischer, Otto Schily and many others. His opponents in those years were up-and-coming politicians from conservative or economically liberal parties, who today, in view of a life like Schult's, would call for "cutting away" and castration. It is not surprising, therefore, that Schult has not received any attention in the reception of contemporary history. Historical research is inextricably linked to the allocation of funds, so that generally only what is politically desired is researched. Peter Schult is not one of them.'' (p. 10).</blockquote>

	In addition to lack of financial motive, Mildenberger suggests [[Censorship#A_modern_timeline\|censorship/self-censorship]] to be an issue, both of people who wish to remain silent or ignore/disavow their past associations, and archival censorship. In a moment of trivia, the author reveals that the character Christoph Graf in Gerhard Seyfried's novel "''Der schwarze Stern der Tupamaros''" (The Black Star of the Tupamaros) is partly based on Schult (p. 7).<ref>The reference given is: Gerhard SEYFRIED: Der schwarze Stern der Tupamaros (Frankfurt am Main: Eichborn 2004), first mention p. 11.</ref>		In addition to lack of financial motive, Mildenberger suggests [[Censorship#A_modern_timeline\|censorship/self-censorship]] to be an issue, both of people who wish to remain silent or ignore/disavow their past associations, and archival censorship. In a moment of trivia, the author reveals that the character Christoph Graf in Gerhard Seyfried's novel "''Der schwarze Stern der Tupamaros''" (The Black Star of the Tupamaros) is partly based on Schult (p. 7).<ref>The reference given is: Gerhard SEYFRIED: Der schwarze Stern der Tupamaros (Frankfurt am Main: Eichborn 2004), first mention p. 11.</ref>

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	As described in the introduction: "This book is divided into two parts: In the first and most extensive chapter, I trace the history of the medical pathologization of homosexual padophilia in Germany. The following chapters describe Peter Schult's life "between the fronts" of the German post-war society up to the bosom of the revolutionary movements in the wake of the student revolt of 1968 and the anarchic and political situation for Schult." (p. 11).		As described in the introduction: ''"This book is divided into two parts: In the first and most extensive chapter, I trace the history of the medical pathologization of homosexual padophilia in Germany. The following chapters describe Peter Schult's life "between the fronts" of the German post-war society up to the bosom of the revolutionary movements in the wake of the student revolt of 1968 and the anarchic and political situation for Schult."'' (p. 11).

	The introduction reflects on the difficulty of researching Schult and that, despite his popularity and notoriety during his lifetime and his association with many prominent political figures, no extensive research on Schult has yet been conducted before this book:		The introduction reflects on the difficulty of researching Schult and that, despite his popularity and notoriety during his lifetime and his association with many prominent political figures, no extensive research on Schult has yet been conducted before this book:
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	The chapter traces debates of early sexologists/psychiatrists about homosexual pedophilia. Mildenberger sets out the issues with popular discourse:		The chapter traces debates of early sexologists/psychiatrists about homosexual pedophilia. Mildenberger sets out the issues with popular discourse:

	<blockquote>''No sexual play/evasion/perversion has been so little scientifically researched and so much unscientifically discussed as paedophilia. [...] "Paedophilia" includes both non-violent contacts and violent excesses. This leads authors to associate paedophilia and sexuality in childhood and adolescence with the formation of criminal associations, in order to emphasize the traditional worldview of the Christian family as the ideal. The fact that sexuality is an integral part of the social life of children and adolescents among each other is deliberately suppressed or pathologized. With regard to the definition of the term "child," numerous researchers remain conspicuously vague. [...] A classification is made more difficult by the fact that previously used typifications such as paderasty or ephebophilia as the emotional and erotic-sexual fixation of an adult male on male adolescents between the ages of about 12 and 18 have disappeared from the discussion in favor of a generalization. [...] This is all the more alarming because in recent years it has become increasingly clear that the time of sexual maturity is moving ever closer to the age of 12. The impression arises that many participants in the medical and public discourse on paedophilia are dominated more by fear of a self-confidently lived adolescent sexuality than by the desire to overcome the seemingly "innocent children" [being subjected to - Newgon] adult violence.'' (pp. 17-18).<ref>Footnote 7 here states: "Thus, the propagation of a "sexless childhood and youth" was and still is a popular argumentation tool of the churches and the conservative parties supporting them. In this way, it is also possible to distract from the fact that sexual abuse occurs disproportionately within the "Christian family" and in church-run educational institutions. For some years now, however, social movements of formerly left-wing orientation that are fixated on the state have also believed that they can accelerate the realization of their own political goals by tolerating the fiction of an ideal family and sex-free youth. (p. 18).</ref>		<blockquote>''No sexual play/evasion/perversion has been so little scientifically researched and so much unscientifically discussed as paedophilia. ''[...]'' "Paedophilia" includes both non-violent contacts and violent excesses. This leads authors to associate paedophilia and sexuality in childhood and adolescence with the formation of criminal associations, in order to emphasize the traditional worldview of the Christian family as the ideal. The fact that sexuality is an integral part of the social life of children and adolescents among each other is deliberately suppressed or pathologized. With regard to the definition of the term "child," numerous researchers remain conspicuously vague. ''[...]'' A classification is made more difficult by the fact that previously used typifications such as paderasty or ephebophilia as the emotional and erotic-sexual fixation of an adult male on male adolescents between the ages of about 12 and 18 have disappeared from the discussion in favor of a generalization. ''[...]'' This is all the more alarming because in recent years it has become increasingly clear that the time of sexual maturity is moving ever closer to the age of 12. The impression arises that many participants in the medical and public discourse on paedophilia are dominated more by fear of a self-confidently lived adolescent sexuality than by the desire to overcome the seemingly "innocent children" ''[being subjected to - Newgon]'' adult violence.'' (pp. 17-18).<ref>Footnote 7 here states: "Thus, the propagation of a "sexless childhood and youth" was and still is a popular argumentation tool of the churches and the conservative parties supporting them. In this way, it is also possible to distract from the fact that sexual abuse occurs disproportionately within the "Christian family" and in church-run educational institutions. For some years now, however, social movements of formerly left-wing orientation that are fixated on the state have also believed that they can accelerate the realization of their own political goals by tolerating the fiction of an ideal family and sex-free youth. (p. 18).</ref>

	''For a long time, the paths of pathologization of homosexuality and paedophilia were very similar. Homosexuals were regarded as youth seducers, the term "paderasty" encompassed all same-sex contacts between males (this was contrasted with the term "fornication" for heterosexual paedophilia). Men who openly desired boys sexually and did not hide their interest [and] were already punished with contempt and ostracism'' (p. 20).</blockquote>		''For a long time, the paths of pathologization of homosexuality and paedophilia were very similar. Homosexuals were regarded as youth seducers, the term "paderasty" encompassed all same-sex contacts between males (this was contrasted with the term "fornication" for heterosexual paedophilia). Men who openly desired boys sexually and did not hide their interest ''[and]'' were already punished with contempt and ostracism'' (p. 20).</blockquote>

	The chapter discusses an array of early psychoanalysts and psychiatrists, including Wilhelm Stekel who criticized the then popular hysteria around the masturbation of young people (see Agustin Malon on the connection between onanism and CSA)<ref>https://www.ipce.info/library_3/files/onanism_and_csa_frame.htm</ref>, Albert Moll who provided a rationale for homosexual minor-attraction and argued that children and adolescents could develop sexual interest in older people at the their own initiative<ref>Mildenberger writes: "In 1898, the Berlin neurologist Albert Moll emphasized another aspect of paedophilia: the possibility of children or adolescents developing sexual interest in adults on their own initiative. Moll considered this behavior to be abnormal, if not psychopathic" (p. 23). "In addition, Moll contributed an explanatory model for the sexual interest of adults in boys. These boys are very similar to women in skin type and appearance, and their (female) immaturity arouses some men. Later research showed that heterosexual men also react to naked girls with sexual arousal. In addition, Moll emphasized that the tendency to homosexual acts is very common in boys. Thus, the Berlin neurologist continued to see a connection between homosexuality and paedophilia. This reasoning was also held by the morality societies [groups] that were very active in Europe around 1900, as well as by the tabloid press. A homosexual emancipation movement was therefore faced with the necessity of constructing a differential diagnosis between paedophilia and homosexuality, or - at the risk of losing many supporters - to engage in a power struggle with morality fanatics, tabloid journalists, and the concentrated "healthy" popular sensibility." (p. 24).</ref>, and the 1920s scandal around Gustav Wyneken<ref>Mildenberger: "At the center of the scandal was the reform pedagogue Gustav Wyneken, who was accused of sexual relations with students entrusted to him at the Wickersdorf boarding school. Wyneken belonged to the youth movement, corresponded with Hans Bluher, and was also close to the sexual reform movement. He envisioned an idealized form of "padagogical eros" borrowed from Greek antiquity, in which he intended to assume the role of teacher over the students who worshipped him. The "teaching methodology" he used in this context brought him under suspicion of "perverse fornication" in 1920/21, which Wyneken vigorously denied" (p. 31). See also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Wyneken</ref> in the wake of the persecution and media condemnation of Dr. Theodor Beer in Vienna for alleged seduction of two male minors in 1905. On Theodor Beer, see the English translated article: '''Florian Mildenberger. (2005). [[Media:(2005) 1905 Anti-Ped Scandal Against Theodor Beer.pdf\|"...slandered as sexual deviate and pederast..." - The 1905 Proceedings Against the Naturalist Theodor Beer (1866-1919)]], in (German) ''Journal of Sex Research'' Vol. 18 No. 4, pp. 332-351.'''		The chapter discusses an array of early psychoanalysts and psychiatrists, including Wilhelm Stekel who criticized the then popular hysteria around the masturbation of young people (see Agustin Malon on the connection between onanism and CSA)<ref>https://www.ipce.info/library_3/files/onanism_and_csa_frame.htm</ref>, Albert Moll who provided a rationale for homosexual minor-attraction and argued that children and adolescents could develop sexual interest in older people at the their own initiative<ref>Mildenberger writes: "In 1898, the Berlin neurologist Albert Moll emphasized another aspect of paedophilia: the possibility of children or adolescents developing sexual interest in adults on their own initiative. Moll considered this behavior to be abnormal, if not psychopathic" (p. 23). "In addition, Moll contributed an explanatory model for the sexual interest of adults in boys. These boys are very similar to women in skin type and appearance, and their (female) immaturity arouses some men. Later research showed that heterosexual men also react to naked girls with sexual arousal. In addition, Moll emphasized that the tendency to homosexual acts is very common in boys. Thus, the Berlin neurologist continued to see a connection between homosexuality and paedophilia. This reasoning was also held by the morality societies [groups] that were very active in Europe around 1900, as well as by the tabloid press. A homosexual emancipation movement was therefore faced with the necessity of constructing a differential diagnosis between paedophilia and homosexuality, or - at the risk of losing many supporters - to engage in a power struggle with morality fanatics, tabloid journalists, and the concentrated "healthy" popular sensibility." (p. 24).</ref>, and the 1920s scandal around Gustav Wyneken<ref>Mildenberger: "At the center of the scandal was the reform pedagogue Gustav Wyneken, who was accused of sexual relations with students entrusted to him at the Wickersdorf boarding school. Wyneken belonged to the youth movement, corresponded with Hans Bluher, and was also close to the sexual reform movement. He envisioned an idealized form of "padagogical eros" borrowed from Greek antiquity, in which he intended to assume the role of teacher over the students who worshipped him. The "teaching methodology" he used in this context brought him under suspicion of "perverse fornication" in 1920/21, which Wyneken vigorously denied" (p. 31). See also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Wyneken</ref> in the wake of the persecution and media condemnation of Dr. Theodor Beer in Vienna for alleged seduction of two male minors in 1905. On Theodor Beer, see the English translated article: '''Florian Mildenberger. (2005). [[Media:(2005) 1905 Anti-Ped Scandal Against Theodor Beer.pdf\|"...slandered as sexual deviate and pederast..." - The 1905 Proceedings Against the Naturalist Theodor Beer (1866-1919)]], in (German) ''Journal of Sex Research'' Vol. 18 No. 4, pp. 332-351.'''
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	<blockquote>''The social ideal of "imitation" came to the fore, and nudity and sexuality developed into a taboo. Children were taught that sexual feelings were a danger to life and limb by means of threats. At the same time, philosophers argued for centuries about whether pioneers of their own discipline (e.g. Socrates) adhered to boyhood love or whether these were only suspicions. The literary exaltation of boyhood love was always present and can be found, for example, in [[Johann_Wolfgang_von_Goethe\|Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]], while in parallel the practice of paedophilia was condemned. It was nevertheless cultivated: [[Edgar_Allan_Poe\|Edgar Allan Poe]] married his 13-year-old cousin, [[Georg Christoph Lichtenberg]] maintained sexual contacts with a 12-year-old admirer, and [[Novalis]] slept with the 13-year-old Sophie von Kiihn.''		<blockquote>''The social ideal of "imitation" came to the fore, and nudity and sexuality developed into a taboo. Children were taught that sexual feelings were a danger to life and limb by means of threats. At the same time, philosophers argued for centuries about whether pioneers of their own discipline (e.g. Socrates) adhered to boyhood love or whether these were only suspicions. The literary exaltation of boyhood love was always present and can be found, for example, in [[Johann_Wolfgang_von_Goethe\|Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]], while in parallel the practice of paedophilia was condemned. It was nevertheless cultivated: [[Edgar_Allan_Poe\|Edgar Allan Poe]] married his 13-year-old cousin, [[Georg Christoph Lichtenberg]] maintained sexual contacts with a 12-year-old admirer, and [[Novalis]] slept with the 13-year-old Sophie von Kiihn.''

	''The second half of the 19th century saw a professionalization of the debate, parallel to the positioning of psychiatry as an independent science. The French philosopher [[Michel Foucault]] describes this process in his book "The Will to Know". In the years between 1852 and 1869, neurologists transformed the nameless offense, which had been given many names ranging from "sodomy" to "pederasty" to "boy rape", into the disease of "psychiatry". (p. 21).''</blockquote>		''The second half of the 19th century saw a professionalization of the debate, parallel to the positioning of psychiatry as an independent science. The French philosopher [[Michel Foucault]] describes this process in his book "The Will to Know". In the years between 1852 and 1869, neurologists transformed the nameless offense, which had been given many names ranging from "sodomy" to "pederasty" to "boy rape", into the disease of "psychiatry".'' (p. 21).</blockquote>

	The latter part of the chapter discusses the changes in [[pederasty]]/[[pedophilia]] discourse from the 1950s to 1990's:		The latter part of the chapter discusses the changes in [[pederasty]]/[[pedophilia]] discourse from the 1950s to 1990's: