The Stasi didn’t die in 1989—it rebranded. Bernd Pulch exposes the ex-Stasi network that infiltrated German politics, media, and business after reunification, including Frank Hübber, the OibE sleeper list, and the cyber-war on truth.
Ingrid Köppe’s 1994 minority report on the Stasi’s KoKo system was buried for revealing Western intelligence complicity in embargo violations and money laundering. Today, its analysis of tolerated crime, asset laundering, and systematic non-accountability offers a crucial lens for examining modern sanctions evasion and the enduring conflict between intelligence and justice.
Ingrid Koeppe’s 1994 minority report documented the Stasi’s commercial wing, KoKo, revealing not just East German criminality but Western intelligence complicity. This analysis explores why its findings on the intelligence-crime nexus are a crucial blueprint for understanding today’s geopolitics.
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