Biodeutscher.
autochthonous German
Meaning & usage
autochthonous German
Where this word comes from
bio- + Deutscher. Originally humorous, coined by the cartoonist Muhsin Omurca in a 1996 cartoon in the taz. Gained traction in a somewhat ironic manner in left-wing circles; later recuperated in a more serious manner by the Neue Rechte in the 2010s, to underline a dichotomy between autochthonous Germans and those of foreign blood.
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