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''Bahamas'' is a German political magazine with a leading role in the Anti-Germans movement. ''Bahamas'' is published in Berlin with two or three issues per annum. ==History and political standpoint== ''Bahamas'' was founded in 1992 in Hamburg, formed by the time of the minority fraction of the dissolved Communist League (KB) group K. It had emerged from the 1990s led to KB debate about the conduct of the emerging unification of Germany: While the majority of flow on a merger with the left of the East (PDS) and a focus on the expected her social opposition to the consequences of the restoration of capitalism sat, watched the minority in the alleged marginalization of the left radical opposition to the German unit, the new nationalism, the resurgence of racism, anti-Semitism and historical revisionism and the new German great-power ambitions as necessary. In an argument to Knut Mellenthin, a prominent spokesman for the majority, the minority have suggested because of their pessimistic attitude dropouts, but "to emigrate to the Bahamas". The KB-minority / group K picked this ironic in the naming of their publication organ to . Your most prominent member was then the journalist Jürgen Elsässer the "anti-German" is regarded as the author of the neologism.〔Gerhard Hanloser (editor): Sie warn die Antideutschesten der deutsche Linken : zu Geschichte, Kritik und Zukunft antideutscher Politik. Unrast-Verlag. Münster 2004. p. 22-31〕 In the first years, ''Bahamas'' presented a pluralistic debate organ of forces of the radical left from different backgrounds with a common focus on opposition to nationalism, racism and anti-Semitism and to trivialize it in parts of the traditional left is. Gradually, however, forces gained the upper hand, the se oriented to the positions of Freiburg Initiative Socialist forum - relying on critical theory, especially Theodor W. Adorno - a further distancing from traditional positions of the Left completed and is now engaged in anti-Semitism focus. Most of the former KB members left then the editors.〔http://www.isf-freiburg.org/isf/beitraege/isf-prodeutsche.html〕 For binding for the magazine theoretical core, the view was raised that criticism of capitalism only "emancipatory" is if it is based on a theoretical insight into the "fetishism" of the capitalist relations of production and if the progressive achievements of liberal bourgeois society, namely the emancipation the individual from primitive life forms and collectives, affirmed and further leads. Fetishized critique of capitalism, which in the sphere of circulation (questions of distributive justice, moral protest against exploitative behavior, the pursuit of values of solidarity Communities) attaches, on the other hand attacked for "racial" and "anti-Semitic." Germany is the epitome of the "nationalist" principle (citizenship on the basis of descent). As a positive counter-model functioned in ''Bahamas first republican France than on civil rights rather founded on a community of descent nation. Above all, the unconditional solidarity with Israel was raised to the highest principle. The intensification of the conflict in the Middle East led to ''Bahamas editorial went on more and more to represent Islamists as "jihadist" enemies of modern civilization and the parallels Islamic thought structures and organizations for fascism and Nazism. Resulting eventually went an open espousal of the US and its "war on terror".〔http://www.redaktion-bahamas.org/aktuell/terror.html〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bahamas (magazine)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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