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German Churches Alarmed by Far-Right Election Victory

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Church leaders from across denominations in Germany have voiced deep concern following the victory of a far-right party in a state election. Source: The Tablet.

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The German Church finds itself faced with a question that goes far beyond the electoral result of Saxony-Anhalt: because many Catholics voted AfD despite months of appeals, taken ...

·Rome, Italy
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Here you will find information on the topic "Landtagswahl" (Landtag elections). Read now "Churches concerned about election results in Saxony-Anhalt).

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It was in Dessau, in May 1932, the capital of the state of Anhalt, that the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) first won a regional presidency in the Weimar Republic. His name, Alfred Freyberg, has faded into obscurity. What has not been forgotten is what followed his electoral victory: the collapse of German democracy. In less than a year, the Nazi party repeated the feat at the national level, and in January 1933, Adolf Hitler wa…

·Madrid, Spain
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After the election on September 6, the way seems clear for the extreme right, with nearly 44% of the votes, to seize the leadership of one of the sixteen Länder of the Federal Republic for the first time since the end of the Second World War.

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The news The Churches of Germany, concerned about the return to power of the extreme right 80 years after the fall of Nazism, was first published in Last-Minute Religious News | New Life For the first time since the fall of Nazism, the extreme right is about to govern a state in Germany. This is Saxony-Anhalt, belonging to the former Eastern Bloc. After yesterday's elections, Sunday, September 6, Alternative for Germany (AfD) is close to an abso…

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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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