Since 2022, the Crimean collaborator Juri Gempel, whom we have described many times and who has been declared by the occupiers as the “main German of the peninsula,” has periodically stunned even the most seasoned aggressor’s propagandists, claiming that there are “hundreds and thousands of German families wishing to move to Crimea to escape the horrors of European sodomy.”
These claims were periodically broadcast by the aggressor, even though over the past few years Gempel and his handlers have not been able to present a single such “German settler” to the public.
However, the sought-after “talking head,” intended to replace the phantom “thousands of German refugees” for the public, was finally presented a few days ago, and it turned out to be the odious pro-Russian figure Ralph T. Niemeyer, who announced his “move to Crimea” in the Kremlin propaganda channels.
This figure’s public biography began in 1996, when a court in Cologne found him guilty of 46 counts of fraud and sentenced him to three years in prison.
Further, the “authoritative inmate” Niemeyer tried for a long time, and completely unsuccessfully, to build a career as an outrageous writer in Germany, publishing works such as “Waiting for a New Führer.”
Later, he tried to “get into politics,” unsuccessfully running in elections from various structures, including the Social Democrats, the Left Party, and even the anti-vaccine “Grassroots Democratic Party of Germany.”
Niemeyer’s only “political success” was his marriage to Sahra Wagenknecht, the leader of a marginal and pro-Russian “separate political force.” However, Niemeyer did not develop his “family business” further and joined the right-wing extremist “Reichsbürger” movement, which rejects the modern political system of Germany and effectively seeks to restore the Nazi Third Reich.
Moreover, in 2022 he declared himself a “representative of the government in exile,” and even “chancellor,” which quite naturally led to criminal cases and searches in Germany.
It should be recalled that the “Reichsbürger” were preparing a coup, which was prevented by German special services during large-scale operations on December 7, 2022 and March 22, 2023.
At the same time, it is possible to quite clearly identify which Russian special service the aforementioned “chancellor” and frequent guest on Kremlin television broadcasts worked for.
The fact is that Niemeyer personally participated in the so-called “round table on sanctions against Russia and their impact on the economies of the Central Asian region,” which took place on May 15, 2023 in Almaty.
According to a number of leaks and journalistic investigations, this event was organized by Russian military intelligence, specifically by structures under Colonel Denis Smolyaninov, through his neo-Nazi agent Viktor Lukovenko, who had served time for murder and was later rebranded as “political scientist” Viktor Vasiliev, and out of the “round table” budget of $19,500, such a “valuable asset” as Niemeyer received a “mere” $500.
In the current saga with the “German settler in Crimea,” the most characteristic aspect is not so much the role of the only found “talking head” as a regular agent of the Russian special services, but rather Niemeyer’s openly Nazi past and present, which is obviously considered by the occupiers as the “best possible characteristic.”
