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A election campaign poster for far-right AfD candidate Robert Sesselmann is seen at a street at the outskirts of the small city of Sonneberg in the German federal state of Thuringia.
But even there, the radical anti-immigrant Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) won its first victory in the local elections last month.
However, the new program says the AfD supports the idea of a “Europe of fatherlands, a European community of sovereign, democratic states.”
In a 2018 speech at the national conference of the party’s youth section, former AfD chairman Alexander Gauland said that “Hitler and the Nazis are just a speck of bird shit in a thousand years of successful German history.”
In contrast, the AfD had cause for celebration, with co-leader Alice Weidel declaring the party was "on the right track".
In contrast, there was cause for celebration for the anti-immigration AfD.
Source: https://www.thelocal.de/20231008/scholzs-coalition-suffers-losses-in-germany-state-polls-exit-polls
In Germany for example polls show that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has overtaken the governing Social Democratic Party (SPD) to become the second-most popular party in Germany.
In the east, where the AfD won those two mayoralties, one of the party’s local leaders, Siegbert Droese, has a similar story.
In Thuringia, where the AfD is both very strong and particularly extreme, the CDU and FDP were recently able to pass a law because the AfD supported their motion,” says Arzheimer.
Source: https://www.thelocal.de/20231218/explained-could-the-far-right-afd-ever-take-power-in-germany
In Thuringia, where the AfD is both very strong and particularly extreme, the CDU and FDP were recently able to pass a law because the AfD supported their motion,” says Arzheimer.
Source: https://www.thelocal.de/20231218/explained-could-the-far-right-afd-ever-take-power-in-germany
Known for pushing boundaries and a more confrontational, aggressive style of politics, the AfD is gaining support; a recent poll showed more than one in five Germans supporting the party, up from 10 percent in the 2021 election.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/29/world/europe/businesses-civics-education.html
One AfD member said their movement is “much indebted” to this new form of technology, as it will help them to “generate images based on stereotypes.”
Source: https://worldcrunch.com/culture-society/descendants-of-abraham
The AfD last month won a vote for a district leader for the first time and is on course to win three upcoming state elections in east Germany.
The popularity of the AfD has a tendency to ebb and flow.
Source: https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/08/25/germany-scholz-progressive-spd/
The two were put in touch by one of Weilheim’s local members of the far-right AfD party who once served in the military with Mr. Eller and remains a reservist.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/17/world/europe/germany-russia-spies.html