Annett Mueller

Annett Müller , née Annett Moeck (* 1968 in Schwedt ), is a German singer-songwriter who left the right-wing extremist music scene in 2011 . As a former member of the NPD , she used to be considered a “national songwriter” and the well-known “only woman who became a star in the scene”. After leaving, she gave lectures to students about experiences in the right-wing extremist scene and wrote cover versions and her own compositions.

Act

After her appearance at the "Second Day of National Resistance" organized by the NPD in Passau in 2000, Annett Müller appeared several times in the following years at their party events. She was a member of the "Cultural Revolutionary Offensive" (KRO), a sub-organization of the party. After living with the right-wing extremist singer-songwriter Michael Müller for some time, the two married in July 2005.

In her earlier texts, the classic conservative image of women is expressed in the reduction to the role of faithful companion and mother. Her original image of the “ German girl ” in a dirndl and with blonde braids corresponded to this . She later appeared with dyed black hair and a new outfit , thus filling the role of a youthful rebel. The music, which she wrote mostly together with her husband until his death in May 2009, went a little bit away from "songwriting" and more in the direction of hard rock . Her textual repertoire had also expanded. So she sang about party political issues of the NPD, but also the death of a fictional "blond boy in distant Poland", the battle of German bomber formations in the air, the "cultural death" of the "German Reich". She also made friends with Oi , Oi, that's our song about parts of the skinhead scene.

In 2008 she was nominated for the state election in Lower Saxony for the NPD as a direct candidate, but was only given a lower place on the state list.

In 2011, Annett Müller turned to the dropout program “Aktion Neustart” of the Lower Saxony constitution protection agency and left the right-wing extremist scene. This exit was made public on May 17, 2016, because even after Annett Müller's exit, many of her songs from her right-wing extremist past were uploaded to video portals such as YouTube, where they received widespread support. Even after leaving the right-wing extremist scene, Annett Müller continues to work as a songwriter.

After leaving the right-wing extremist scene, in 2014 and 2016 she gave lectures to high school students in which she talked about her experiences in the right-wing extremist scene, her exit and the dangers of the gateway drug "right-wing music". Some excerpts from Annett Müller's lecture from 2016 can be heard in a video on YouTube .

Discography

Solo albums

• 2000: A mother indicts ( Pühse's list )
• 2003: Because that's the way it is ... (Pühse's list)
• 2006: As long as my heart is still beating (WB Versand)
• 2008: The time has come ... (WB Versand)
• 2010: Where the way led us (WB Versand)
• 2016: Old and New - Volume 1 (in-house production)
• 2016: Freedom on FreilichFrei - Acoustic Covers

Resistance factor

• 2004: We're there (GBF Records)

Germany factor

• 2004: Wolfszeit (WB shipping)
• 2004: The people stand up (WB Versand)
• 2007: Wie Brüder (WB Versand)

Further contributions have appeared on other right-wing rock and songwriter compilations such as the CD "Joint work Funkenflug - Rufe ins Reich" with songwriters Jörg Hähnel and Lars Hellmich. Together with the Stuttgart right-wing rock band Noie Values , she ran the project “Resistance Factor”, whose CD We Are Here was released in 2004 by GBF Records. Musically this CD is partly reminiscent of Ina Deter , but the lyrics are right-wing extremist, especially social-chauvinistic.

Under the slightly changed project title “Faktor Germany”, she and her husband Michael Müller, who has since passed away, produced the CD Das Volkstand auf , a true-to-original quote from the song Men and Boys by Theodor Körner , a German writer from the wars of liberation . It was modified in the Sportpalast speech by Joseph Goebbels ("Well, people, get up and storm break loose!") Used.

Annett Müller is featured on both “ Schulhof-CDs ” of the NPD from 2004 and 2005 with one song each, in 2005 also with “factor resistance”.

The video of their song We hate child molesters was viewed nearly 1.4 million times.

With Old and New - Volume 1 , Annett Müller released a new music album on May 17, 2016, it only contains cover versions and original compositions that she recorded after leaving the right-wing extremist scene in 2011. The album can be heard on Annett Müller's YouTube channel Annett's Music .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Annett Müller on parliamentwatch.de. Retrieved September 8, 2008 . 
2. ↑ Annett Müller. Netz gegen Nazis , April 2, 2008, accessed November 29, 2011 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} With the help of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution: Ex-neo-Nazi songwriter Müller officially quit. Endstation Rechts , May 25, 2016, accessed on May 25, 2016 . 
4. ↑ Andrea Röpke, Andreas Speit: A girl thing! Women in the neo-Nazi scene . Federal Agency for Civic Education (licensed edition), Bonn 2011, ISBN 978-3-8389-0146-6 , p. 154 .
5. ^ Neo-Nazi music culture: With a Hitler salute and microphone on taz.de on July 9, 2010.
6. ↑ Andrea Röpke : Important for catching votes? Or just for washing clothes? Right women in the male world of the NPD. Federal Agency for Civic Education, October 11, 2007.
7. ↑ Video of the “Aktion Neustart” on YouTube
8. ↑ Andrea Röpke, Andreas Speit: A girl thing! Women in the neo-Nazi scene . S. 153 .
9. ^ Right-wing extremism Braune Fänger in the hands-on network ( memento from January 15, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) on vorwaerts.de from July 22, 2011.
10. ^ Neo-Nazi hate speech 2.0: YouTube and Facebook are supposed to block uploads on golem.de from July 21, 2011.
11. ↑ YouTube channel “Annett's Music” , last accessed on May 18, 2016.