Bernd Zeller

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Bernd Zeller (born October 19, 1966 in Gera ) is a German satirist , cartoonist and author .

life and work

Zeller studied medicine , law and art without a degree, founded the Jena student newspaper Akrützel in 1990 , then drew cartoons for various newspapers and wrote as a freelance author for film , television, theater and publishers. In the Harald Schmidt Show he appeared as "Our Ossi".

In 1999 Zeller was editor for a short time at the East German Eulenspiegel , from 2000 to 2001 at the West German Titanic . In 2004, Zeller revived the satirical magazine pardon (originally launched in 1962 by Hans A. Nikel ), which had died 22 years earlier. In 2007 the print edition had to be discontinued.

Zeller lives and works in Jena . He currently (2012) publishes his drawings, columns and comic strips in several publications, such as Spiegel Online and the quarterly journal of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom “liberal” . He also wrote as a co-author for the weblog Dieachse des Guten until 2014 and columns for the daily newspaper neue deutschland until March 2020 . From September 2007 to September 2013 he published new works almost every day in the online satirical newspaper Darvins Illustrierte , which was considered the online successor to pardon . He is now the operator of the online satirical newspaper Zellerzeitung.de .

In 2007 his satirical book A Life for Terror was published. The official biography of Osama bin Laden , 2019 his book The Language of the Green Empire with cartoons about the expressions of green politicians .

Since April 2020 Zeller has been drawing cartoons for the members' magazine "AfD Kompakt" of the right-wing populist , partly right-wing extremist party Alternative for Germany .

Publications (selection)

Web links

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  1. ^ Christian Fuchs: Portrait of Bernd Zeller: The model Ossi by Harald Schmidt. In: Spiegel Online . December 13, 2001, accessed June 10, 2018 .
  2. Contributions by Bernd Zeller to the Axis of the Good
  3. ^ Bin Ladins Leben , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, November 29, 2007.
  4. Ulrike Stockmann: "The Language of the Green Empire" , Axis of the Good, April 14, 2019.
  5. Zeller cartoon | AfD compact. Retrieved May 12, 2020 .