Alexander von Paleske
 Dr Alexander von Paleske    (physician, blogger) | |
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| Born | 1947 |
| Alma mater | University of Frankfurt am Main |
| Interests | Thilo Sarrazin |
German doctor | |
Alexander von Paleske is a physician and blogger who was born in Lippstadt, West Germany. He was in the German army (Bundeswehr) for two years from 1966, studied law at university, clerked in the Supreme Court of the State of Hessen, and then worked in a private law firm while also studying medicine.
Following his studies in the faculty of medicine at the University of Frankfurt am Main, he worked in several hospitals in Germany.[1]
Southern Africa
In 1987 Paleske moved to Zimbabwe, where he worked for 14 years at the Mpilo Hospital in Bulawayo, the country's second-largest city. Von Paleske moved to Botswana in 2001 because the situation in Zimbabwe under the Robert Mugabe government had become intolerable for him. He worked at the Princess Marina Hospital in Gaborone until 2009, and returned to Zimbabwe in 2010.[2]
Books
In September 2012, Alexander von Paleske published a satirical book about controversial German politician Thilo Sarrazin entitled "Über Thilo Sarrazin muss gelacht werden: Satirische Begleitung einer scheinbar unaufhaltsamen Aufmischer-Karriere".[3]
Political blog
On the online political blog Nachrichten Heute, Alexander von Paleske has published 1,849 articles since 2006.[4] Notable articles:
- Mercenaries, crooks, weapons and raw materials of 28 June 2006, featuring Sandline, Tony Buckingham, Executive Outcomes, Simon Mann, Adnan Khashoggi and Aegis Defence Services among others.
- Uwe Barschel, Olof Palme and the Apartheid South Africa Killer Railroad of 27 November 2010, featuring Uwe Barschel, Olof Palme, Eeben Barlow, Issam Sartawi, Dulcie September, Albie Sachs, Ruth First and Craig Williamson.
- Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, and his dealings with the US of 12 December 2022, featuring Viktor Bout, Brittney Griner, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Zaire, Somalia and Lebanon.
References
- ↑ "Frankfurt University biography"
- ↑ "EQUATORIAL GUINEA: Death of a Mercenary (part two) and Suspicions of Hidden Forces"
- ↑ "Über Thilo Sarrazin muss gelacht werden: Satirische Begleitung einer scheinbar unaufhaltsamen Aufmischer-Karriere (German Edition)"
- ↑ "Die Suche nach »Alexander von Paleske« hat 1849 Resultate geliefert"
