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'''Helmut Kentler''' (2 July 1928 in Cologne – 9 July 2008 in Hannover) was a German Psychologist and professor of social education at the University of Hannover. Kentler pursued an Emancipationist Philosophy with regards to youth, but among his greatest an most contentious achievements was his work with the disadvantaged, particularly delinquent male youth. | '''Helmut Kentler''' (2 July 1928 in Cologne – 9 July 2008 in Hannover) was a German Psychologist and professor of social education at the University of Hannover. Kentler pursued an Emancipationist Philosophy with regards to youth, but among his greatest an most contentious achievements was his work with the disadvantaged, particularly delinquent male youth. | ||
Since his death, Kentler's work has been defamed in a number of highly sensational hit pieces, laden with emotionalism and motivated by among other things, Right Wing (AfD) political financing. Adult males have since testified against Kentler after receiving legal aid from the party, and were further handsomely compensated by the State of Berlin. | Since his death, Kentler's work has been defamed in a number of highly sensational hit pieces, laden with emotionalism and motivated by among other things, Right Wing (AfD) political financing. Adult males have since testified against Kentler after receiving legal aid from the party, and were further handsomely compensated by the State of Berlin.<ref>https://www.tellerreport.com/life/2021-04-29-berlin--victims-of-the-%22kentler-experiment%22-are-compensated.ry76qhG_Du.html</ref> | ||
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Little is known about the data and findings of Kentler's work, due to a lack of translation and possible state involvement in a cover-up. We are presently seeking out this information. | |||
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Helmut Kentler (2 July 1928 in Cologne – 9 July 2008 in Hannover) was a German Psychologist and professor of social education at the University of Hannover. Kentler pursued an Emancipationist Philosophy with regards to youth, but among his greatest an most contentious achievements was his work with the disadvantaged, particularly delinquent male youth.
Since his death, Kentler's work has been defamed in a number of highly sensational hit pieces, laden with emotionalism and motivated by among other things, Right Wing (AfD) political financing. Adult males have since testified against Kentler after receiving legal aid from the party, and were further handsomely compensated by the State of Berlin.[1]
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Little is known about the data and findings of Kentler's work, due to a lack of translation and possible state involvement in a cover-up. We are presently seeking out this information.