Georg Seeßlen
Byline seen at Der Freitag.
person
5 reports under this byline
2 outlets
2 bias readings
0 claims checked
16 Sep 2026 → 28 Oct 2026
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Der Freitag
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Der Freitag
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What we have measured
Accusation with no accuser an antisemitism charge is said to weigh on a coalition; who makes it is not named ×1Accusation without an accuser an antisemitism charge carried as a weight on the coalition, nobody named as making it ×1Actor named Names police and an investor as acting. ×1Actor named It names both actors, the investor and the police, in the active voice. It also states flatly that the rent was always paid. ×1
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taz
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taz
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What we have measured
Actor named names both coalition parties as the sides of the conflict ×1Actor named Makes the Constitutional Court the actor that overturned the Supreme Court's argument. ×1With no actor named critics The pressure comes from 'the internet', with no critic named. ×1Asserted in the outlet's voice a motive assigned to an entire electorate, no source and no evidence ×1
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Bias we have measured on this byline
Headline vs body the headline uses 'neo-fascists' in its own voice; the body puts the official designation in quotation marks ×1Label in headline The headline says 'neo-fascists' in its own voice. The body puts the official term in quotation marks. ×1
From 5 reports we hold under this byline, at
taz, Der Freitag.
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