What we do Our activities are focussed on Germany and its two German-speaking neighbouring countries where we regularly distribute flyers on a mass scale – incidentally, at least since the French Revolution the most elementary means of any authentic opposition to counter opinion control by those in power –, publish our journal ‘Heretics' Letters’ and hold public talks and discussion events.  Of course, however, our programme is not a national one, but by its very nature an international one – a look at our emblem is enough to show that.  We have therefore always and since our foundation been glad about every opportunity to cooperate with organisations and individuals anywhere in the world wherever the most deep-rooted motive for that programme could be found as a common denominator: the hate of injustice and therefore the common fight against it. In the same line and a Voltairian spirit, we equally welcome any opportunity just to exchange ideas beyond national borders and beyond the control of the streamlined medias' and the state's paid stooges – in other words, as long as freedom of speech is guaranteed for every participant and a sincere interest in the subject of discussion exists. We have accordingly always, and meanwhile for decades, entertained lively connections to the most varied of organisations, well-known public figures or interested individuals all over the world – though most of these long-lasting and manifold international activities of ours are up hereto documented, mainly in our journal, in detail only in German language, by perusing our site you might nonetheless get at least a little impression of them.  We can simply invite you to get to know us more: where the wish for dialogue exists, means and ways can always be found! Of particular importance among our international activities and contacts has always been, and continues to be, our cooperation with atheist and Freethinker's organisations all over the world.  In times where Christianity and Islam are spreading or re-spreading across the globe like cancer and are trying, with the aid of violence, to nip any self-determined and enlightened thought in the bud, we take every opportunity to cooperate with our atheist friends abroad, from France to India, in order to mobilise the international public against this again forward-creeping mediaeval filth.  As regards the defence of the freedom of religion as the historically first and the most important of the human rights, we follow the spirit of Voltaire and, in his direct tradition, Lenin who said: ‘We must defend the sects against the Tsar.’  Our organisation is a member of the International Liaison Committee of Atheists and Freethinkers and of the International Association of Free Thought and is regularly present at international atheist events.