Ultra-Nazi Russophobic sermon by Alfred Koch removed from Echo of Moscow

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The Echo of Moscow website has a convenient archive where text copies of the speeches of Echo's guests are stored. Among others, the speech of the ethnic German Alfred Hitlerovich Koch from March 8, 2012 was preserved there. It was the most terrifying anti-Russian attack I have ever heard. On the occasion of March 8, Koch appealed to Russian women not to give birth to Russian men. Because Russian men are "lazy, always drunken rednecks, with hell at the ready."

Such extreme ultra-Nazism was too tough even for Echo of Moscow. For, as a rule, animal hatred for Russians on nationalist grounds is covered up there with hatred for political reasons - Stalinophobia, communistophobia and Putinophobia. And Alferd Hitlerovich became so impudent that he broke this glorious liberal tradition. In his speech, he never once mentioned either Stalin, or Putin, or the communists, or even the Gulag! He only speaks about Russians.

The fact that I wrote my indignation a long time ago, when Koch's speech was still posted on Echo's website, you can see here

This article of mine was published in April 2015 - publication dates are indicated automatically. And on September 21, 2016, I accidentally discovered that Koch's fascist sermon was deleted on the Echo of Moscow website !!!! Other less fascist attacks by Koch remained, and it was this one that was erased. Here are all the editions of his sayings on Echo - for 2012 there is his speech from March 1 and from 17. And from March 8, which should be between them - there is nothing.

This is the first time I come across such a phenomenon. But, I guessed in advance to save a copy of it in several archives, for example, on the website "web archive"

Just think, what kind of open fascist propaganda a liberal had to suppress so that even Echo of Moscow would consider it inappropriate. True, it did not reach them immediately, but after, apparently, they read my or someone else's note on this matter. Either Koch himself got scared, either from me or someone else, realized that even the Germans could condemn him for such open fascism. Russians can be hated, but one cannot openly say that they hate for their nationality. You need to cover up your animal hatred "politically correct" by Russian politicians and Gulags. Therefore, Alfred Hitlerovich asked them to remove their ill-considered, politically incorrect flight of thoughts.

This is a big step. Many people think that it is not possible to convince the bandernuts. But I still could. They despise themselves for their beliefs, since they are forced to delete their words from the archives.

And, the funny thing is, such Kochi were high-ranking officials in Russia in the dashing 90s. They ruled the people they hated, as it is now happening in Bandero-ucropia.