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Left-Politician Eralp Was a Member of the Left-Extreme Association "Red Help"

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Elif Eralp wants to become Berlin's mayor. Now it comes out: The left-league candidate was a member of the left-extreme association "Red Help".

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Elif Eralp wants to become Berlin's mayor. Now it comes out: The left-league candidate was a member of the left-extreme association "Red Help".

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In Berlin, Elif Eralp wants to become the governing mayor. Now, her years of membership in the Red Aid, which is observed by the constitutional protection, is in focus. In addition, other suspected members of a clan are said to have been present at an election party in Neukölln.

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The "Red Aid" provides legal support for left activists - and is classified by the constitutional protection as left-wing extremist.The faction leader of the Berlin Left, Eralp, was a passive member of the association for several years.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Another problem for the Berlin left. Electoral winner Elif Eralp joined Red Help as a law student. The association is monitored by the constitutional protection.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Berlin left-wing politician Elif Eralp was still a member of the controversial Red Help until 2025. Her past is now causing criticism.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Berlin election winner joined the organisation, which supports left-wing offenders, as a law student according to party statements. The association is observed by the constitutional protection.

·Munich, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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