Christian Anders (15 January 1945; real name Antonio Augusto Schinzel-Tenicolo) is an Austrian singer, musician, composer, author and conspiracy theorist.

Contents

• Life
• Conspiracy theories
• Songs
• Books
• Novels
• As "Lanoo"
• Filmography
• References

Life

Anders was born in Bruck an der Mur, Austria (then part of Nazi Germany). In his childhood he lived with his family in Cagliari, Sardinia. When he was 10 years old, his family came to West Germany and lived in Offenbach am Main. After school he became an electrician. Anders began to sing German schlager songs and was famous as a singer during the 1970s and 1980s.

In the 1970s he wrote some novels. Around 2000 he started writing several books with esoteric and conspiracy theory content under the pseudonym Lanoo.

Since 2006 Anders has been married to Birgit Diehn. ^[1]

Conspiracy theories

• Anders is anti-vaccination and described in an interview "children's vaccinators" as "child molesters", claiming that without exception all vaccinations were completely ineffective and would only trigger and spread the disease that they were supposed to prevent. ^[2]
• Regarding the crash of Germanwings flight 9525 in 2015, which had been caused by the pilot, Anders argued that the passengers had already been killed by organ procurement before the start of the flight. ^[3]
• On the Corona pandemic, he published the pseudo-scientific book Corona. Fakt oder Fake? and the children's book Die Abenteuermaus und die Corona Helden. In a new version of his best-known song, titled Es fährt ein Zug nach Corona, he shares the view that Covid-19 is just the influenza that politicians and the pharmaceutical industry want to make money from. Oliver Kalkofe recorded a parody of Anders' short video. ^[4]

Songs

Books

Filmography

• 1970: How Did a Nice Girl Like You Get Into This Business?
• 1970: When the Mad Aunts Arrive
• 1971: Wir hau'n den Hauswirt in die Pfanne
• 1971: Das haut den stärksten Zwilling um
• 1979: Die Brut des Bösen
• 1980: Die Todesgöttin des Liebescamps
• 1986: Death Stone
• 1991: Das Mädchen aus dem Fahrstuhl

References