Berlin ∙ After the death of Adolf Hitler 77 years ago, the politics of racism, which was thought to have ended in Germany, has triumphantly reared its head. The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party won the local elections in Sönberg County.
AfD candidate Robert Sesselman won last month’s election with 52.8% of the vote. Although only 50,000 people are here, this victory is considered a sign of things to come. AfD is predicted to make gains in next year’s elections in Thuringia, where Hitler’s National Socialist Party first took root in the 1930s.
English Summary: Far right Alternative for Germany party surges in Germany local election
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2023-07-08 20:39:30
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