US EditionFormer Prime Minister Criticises Afd Party Day in Thuringia: "Rest of Bourgeois Facade Is Disposed Of
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kreiszeitung.de
The AfD wants to hold its party congress in Thuringia in the summer. Former Prime Minister Ramelow sees a knee fall in front of right-wing extremist Björn Höcke.
In July, the AfD elects a new federal executive – in Thuringia. The venue is an indication for former Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow that the party is "negative" to the Thuringian AfD boss Höcke.
In 1924 Adolf Hitler's forces celebrated their first great political success in Thuringia. Two years later, he cemented his claim to leadership at an NSDAP party congress in Weimar. Former Thuringian Prime Minister Ramelow saw parallels in current plans of the AfD 100 years later.
thueringer-allgemeine.de
tlz.deAt the beginning of July, the AfD is to hold its Federal Party Day at the Erfurt Fair – but resistance is growing. Now, the fair is also in criticism.
The left-wing politician sees in the meeting a reverence before the Thuringian party and faction leader Björn Höcke, who is regarded as the head of the right-wing extremists in the AfD. He also draws a parallel to 1933.
The left-wing politician sees in the meeting a reverence before the Thuringian party and faction leader Björn Höcke, who is regarded as the head of the right-wing extremists in the AfD. He also draws a parallel to 1933.
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