The death of Giuseppe Verdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's birthday, a spectacular collapse in a Berlin bank and end the siege of Leningrad. Longer be the operators removed the Twitter accounts from the 27th DCTP January, the 66th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, not one.
DCTP represents Development Company for Television Program and operates since the late 1980s, program windows in the German private TV. Goal of DCTP it is "information to combine education and culture in an overall program." By DCTP formats are produced on a regular basis on RTL, Sat.1 and VOX to see.
DCTP describes itself as independent, but in fact also a media company with veritable top dog qualities. It is interesting to look at the ownership structure: The weekly Der Spiegel holds 12.5% of the shares which Werbeargentur Dentsu 37.5%, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG 12.5% and 37.5% Alexander Kluge . The latter surrounds himself happy with the aura of a pupil of Theodor W. Adorno and compete with our criticism Jürgen Habermas to the inheritance of Critical Theory. What Kluge from his mentor Adorno, however, fundamentally different, is its glorification of tending image of Germany and the sizeable number of of unreflective statements, which are due to just that. If issues such as National Socialism and anti-Semitism come up, was in the past often shows that it tends to in text, film and television production of Alexander Kluge is not a sequel, but rather a degenerate form of critical theory (and practice) concerns.
surprising in this context, it is little to be on 27 January 2011 took place on the Twitter Account by DCTP :
particular, the tweet to end the siege of Leningrad is of cynicism hard to beat. On the day of the liberation of Auschwitz link DCTP to a conversation between Alexander Kluge and Retired Colonel Dr. Friesen. The conversation topic: "What are 'Wandering Furnace / Blitzkrieg backward (1944)?" . Frieser ended the conversation by saying: "Suddenly, the Germans also got to know it, what it means to be surrounded." The question of what it means when DCTP on Day of Remembrance of the Victims of National Socialism describes battles of World War II from a German perspective, and focuses attention on the dead of the armed forces, the people behind the Twitter account is not answered until now.
Update: 29 January 2011
The reaction of dCTP via Twitter: "Thanks for legitimate information / criticism, @ tv broken Did historical context in creating not on the screen # Meaculpa!.."
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