Florian Warweg accused the Tagesspiegel correspondent and member of the editorial board Daniel Sturm of having linked the Austrian publicist and satirist Karl Kraus with Joseph Goebbels. Warweg wrote that Kraus coined and popularized the term "Journaille" in 1902 in issue 99 of his magazine "Die Fackel." With it, he criticized sensationalist and irresponsible journalism that debases language. According to Warweg, Claudia Wittig had used the expression in the sense of Kraus. Sturm, on the other hand, placed it in a Goebbelsian tradition, which Warweg described as defamatory. He left open whether Sturm had done this deliberately or unintentionally. #Journalismus #KarlKraus #Satire (translated)




