How Did East Germany Become the Bastion of the Far Right?
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Mrs Elisabeth Kaiser points out that the political identity of the former communist regions of the East, when Germany split into two after the Second World War, remains a distinctive factor.
AfD grows across the country, but its performance is even better in the regions that were part of East Germany
It's a matter of Ostalgie. But not only. The voters of the state of Saxony-Anhalt, in eastern Germany, can this Sunday give the victory to a party of extreme right. According to the commissioner of the federal government for the east of the country, Elisabeth Kaiser, this is a reality that is explained by the persistent divisions in relation to the west, almost 40 years after reunification. If the Alternative for Germany (AfD) conquers the absol…
Mrs Elisabeth Kaiser points out that the political identity of the former communist regions of the East, when Germany split into two after the Second World War, remains a distinctive factor.
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