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Having become beyond the pale, even for the RN, because of its positions on Germany’s Hitlerian past, the far-right party also maintains links with neo-Nazi groups.
Economic anxiety does not explain the neo-Nazi win in Germany
Krugman observes that the AfD win in Germany occurred despite Germany running trade surpluses and having a disproportionately high share of MANLY MAN manufacturing jobs: Neo-Nazis — no point in euphemisms — just won big in the rough equivalent of a state-level election in Germany. America’s leading neo-Nazi — again, no point in euphemisms — […] The post Economic anxiety does not explain the neo-Nazi win in Germany appeared first on Lawyers, Guns…
To the simplistic reductions of a part of politics, which comments in a very agitated way on the AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt as... The article Don't just call them 'neo-Nazis': the German crisis between Weimar, deindustrialization and the middle class comes from The Reformist.
Behind the triumph of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, there are decades of disparity between East and West, the deindustrialization triggered by sanctions against Russia and the widespread fear of a continent that returns to rearm. It is the same drive that inflates the radical right in Europe: a drift that can only be fought by changing course, from warfare to welfare
The victory of the AfD's extreme rightists and neo-Nazis puts Germany at its greatest crossroads since reunification Published: 07.09.2026/redpres.com Photo by Flickr Photo Service/ Compact-magazin The extreme right wing won 43.8% of the votes and was only three seats away...
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