This study uses mixed-methods social network analysis to explore the structure of right-wing populist and conspiracy networks on public German Telegram groups. Analyzing data scraped between September 2024 and September 2025 via exponential snowball sampling, the study constructed a network of 15,959 nodes and 59,346 edges. Community detection identified 11 distinct clusters (Modularity Q=0.457). Qualitative coding of the most central channels revealed a pervasive right-wing populist presence and a significant thematic focus on pro-Russian war propaganda. Additionally, hyperlink analysis of 88,981 messages demonstrated how the network connects to broader online discourses. Findings indicate that distinct clusters fulfill specific functions—from soft entry points for conspiracies to protest mobilization—structurally facilitating a "false balance" of facts by completely omitting opposing mainstream viewpoints.