“It is a momentous sign that, for the first time since the Second World War in the history of Germany, a state [of which the German Federal Republic is made up] may be led by an extreme right-wing politician,” says Luigi Pantisano. Since June he is co-president of Die Linke [The Left], the first Italian to lead a German party; his parents, originally from Calabria, emigrated to Baden-Württemberg in the 1960s. He interviewed Giorgio De Girolamo f…
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“It is a momentous sign that, for the first time since the Second World War in the history of Germany, a state [of which the German Federal Republic is made up] may be led by an extreme right-wing politician,” says Luigi Pantisano. Since June he is co-president of Die Linke [The Left], the first Italian to lead a German party; his parents, originally from Calabria, emigrated to Baden-Württemberg in the 1960s. He interviewed Giorgio De Girolamo f…