Nie zweimal in denselben Fluss

The reporting on Björn Höcke predominantly consists of opinions about him. His statements are rarely found in the media. When they do appear, his words are only quoted in fragments with a sensationalist intent. Analyzed as a threatening phenomenon, he is not considered an independent author of his statements. He only serves as the hard edge against which the signals sent against him resonate. He is certainly not to be perceived as the sender of his own program. This book corrects the imbalance by allowing Björn Höcke to speak extensively for himself. His views on the current situation are presented in a dialogue with artist and publicist Sebastian Hennig. Both participants in the conversation belong to the same generation, but they spent their childhood and youth in separate German states. The conversations held over a year thus reflect the feelings of a generation that began its professional life immediately after German reunification. We also learn about the political goals Björn Höcke pursues and the ideas he holds about the world. Furthermore, the conversation provides an impression of the person behind the defamed politician and highlights the experiences and events that underpin his insights.