Unofficial translation from the German.
Any reference to "What is Scientology" is actually to the German counterpart "WAS IST SCIENTOLOGY?" published by New Era Publications International, Kopenhagen 1993. That means the page numbers given as references probably won't match your English language edition. English quotations have been translated from English to German back to English.
Mailbox of the North Rhein-Westphalia Office of Constitutional Protection Dusseldorf,
0211 135294 January 15, 1995This paper contains the:
O P I N I O N
Effects of the use of scientology's intellectual property upon a pluralistic society or portions of it in a liberal democratic constitutional state
by commission of the Ministry of the Interior of the Province of North Rhein-Westphalia
submitted by
Dr. Hans-Gerd Jaschke Professor of Political Science in the School of Social Science at the University of Frankfurt/Main
December 1995
Contents
1. Introduction 2. Scientific, published and political discussion about Scientology 1) First-hand accounts 2) The debate over psycho-cults, religious sects and modern fundamentalism 3) The political and commercial influence of the SC 4) Evidence of the endangerment of democratic constitutional state 5) Result: lines of development, positions of acknowledgment and weaknesses in the discussion about SC 3. Fundamentalism, Extremism, Totalitarianism 4. Totalitarian basis of the SC 5. Friend-Enemy-Thinking and militarism in the SC 6. The figure of the leader in the SC 7 The function of the SC vocabulary 8. Critique of democracy and utopia in the SC 9. Summarization Bibliography
Official Jaschke Report (in German)
was obtained from http://www.verfassungsschutz.nrw.de/sc/vs_sc_i.htmReturn