The far right at the gates of power in Saxony-Anhalt
The country's most popular party After breaking into East Germany, the extreme right wing is now the most popular party..
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The country's most popular party After breaking into the former East Germany, the far right party is now Germany's most popular party. " It would seriously undermine the image of Germany because, in our imagination, we associate greater danger with the coming to power, even regional, of an extreme German right, which has not happened since 1945," she adds. In 2024, AfD participated with the neo-Nazi movement in the development of a "remigration" plan aimed at expelling all citizens considered to be "unassimilated", even those of German nationality.
Furthermore, "Many former East Germans also have a sense of non-recognition, this impression that West Germans have never really recognised their history and left them out," she continues. This former MEP, a training engineer with a sober and unimplemented style, suffered from the unpopularity of Friedrich Merz's government to campaign.
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The country's most popular party After breaking into the former East Germany, the far right party is now Germany's most popular party.
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" It would seriously undermine the image of Germany because, in our imagination, we associate greater danger with the coming to power, even regional, of an extreme German right, which has not happened since 1945," she adds.
according to Le ProgrèsIn 2024, AfD participated with the neo-Nazi movement in the development of a "remigration" plan aimed at expelling all citizens considered to be "unassimilated", even those of German nationality.
according to Le Progrès"Many former East Germans also have a sense of non-recognition, this impression that West Germans have never really recognised their history and left them out," she continues.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7This former MEP, a training engineer with a sober and unimplemented style, suffered from the unpopularity of Friedrich Merz's government to campaign.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7
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