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After the Debate on Eralp's Membership: Left Group Leader Pellmann Joins Red Aid

Summary by Der Tagesspiegel
The Verein Rote Hilfe is classified by the Berlin Constitutional Protection as left-wing extremist. On the other hand, the left-wing politician Pellmann believes that such NGOs must exist – and join themselves.

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In the wake of the eclat on the membership of left-wing politician Elif Eralp in the "Red Help", the left-wing faction leader Sören Pellmann has now concluded a membership of the organization. Such an NGO is important, he says.

·Berlin, Germany
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Red aid is given to a prominent member: Sören Pellmann, chairman of the Left Party in the Bundestag, joined the controversial organisation.

·Berlin, Germany
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The debate on the left in Berlin is also about the controversial association "Red Help", in which Elif Eralp was once a member. Now her party colleague joins demonstratively.

·Munich, Germany
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The Berlin constitutional protection classifies Red Aid as left-wing extremist. Because of its earlier membership, political opponents of the left-wing politician Eralp deny the suitability as Governing Mayor. An important party colleague now joins the NGO.

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Despite reaction: After the excitement about the Berlin left and election winner Elif Eralp and her former membership of the Red Aid, which is observed by the constitutional protection, the head of the Bundestag faction of the party sets a signal.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Group leader Sören Pellmann joins the "Red Help". Only two days earlier, the former membership of Berlin's top candidate Elif Eralp became known.

·Berlin, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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