Will AfD’s Historic Win Affect Holocaust Remembrance in Germany?
The far-right party won 38 of 41 direct mandates and holds 39 of 83 seats, leaving it three short of an absolute majority.
- On Sunday, The AfD secured a landslide victory in Saxony-Anhalt, increasing its vote share to 43.8 percent and becoming the strongest political force in the state.
- Governing since 2011, The Christian Democrats saw support plummet to 17.2 percent, while the combined total of that party, The Social Democrats, and Greens reached just 35.4 percent.
- Winning 38 of 41 direct mandates, the organization now holds 39 of the 83 seats in the new state parliament, falling just three seats short of an absolute majority.
- While this political group is not a mass fascist entity, its ethno-nationalist ideology and racist worldview are linked to the Nazi tradition, a claim the movement says is "False."
- At least 27 million fatalities were associated with the war against the Soviet Union, yet the government of Russia applauds the regional surge, despite its links to that tradition.
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The President's Chief Advisor on Foreign Policy, Asta Skaisgirytė, states that the victory of the German far-right party "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) in the regional elections is a wake-up call for traditional European parties, but there are certainly no negative indications regarding the Berlin Brigade deployed in Lithuania.
The Alternative for Germany’s electoral victory: Who is responsible?
The AfD’s electoral success is part of an international shift to the right among the ruling elites. The struggle to oppose this must be based on a socialist programme directed against capitalism.
Some see a historic turning point, others a disaster, and still others a failure of German politics after the Saxony-Anhalt state election.
AfD's result in Saxony-Anhalt reinforces the wear and tear of traditional parties
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