Notorious phrases used to condemn this institution include the euphemism for the campaignagainst it, "somewhat outside of legality," and the accusation that it was part of an "abyss oftreason." This institution alleged that the construction firm FIBAG had bribed its way into aconstruction contract. Eighty full-time employees of this publication comprise the world's largestfact-checking department. After the Fallex operation, this publication ran the article "PartiallyReady to Defend," exposing NATO's judgment of military preparedness. Its editor, Rudolf (*)Augstein, was sent to jail for nearly four months by Franz Josef Strauss, the defense minister it targeted. Itsoffices were occupied by the Adenauer government in
Notorious phrases used to condemn this institution include the euphemism for the campaignagainst it, "somewhat outside of legality," and the accusation that it was part of an "abyss oftreason." This institution alleged that the construction firm FIBAG had bribed its way into aconstruction contract. Eighty full-time employees of this publication comprise the world's largestfact-checking department. After the Fallex operation, this publication ran the article "PartiallyReady to Defend," exposing NATO's judgment of military preparedness. Its editor, Rudolf (*)Augstein, was sent to jail for nearly four months by Franz Josef Strauss, the defense minister it targeted. Itsoffices were occupied by the Adenauer government in a namesake 1962 scandal. For 10 points, name thishard-hitting weekly newsmagazine published in Germany, whose name means "the mirror."
Notorious phrases used to condemn this institution include the euphemism for the campaignagainst it, "somewhat outside of legality," and the accusation that it was part of an "abyss oftreason.
Der Spiegel [prompt on The Mirror]