In her book, journalist Manuela Müller from Zwickau analyses what causes young people in their native Saxony to drift to the right – and what the upheaval in the east in the 1990s has to do with it. Precisely and ruthlessly, she shows how radicalisation begins in language, symbols and everyday culture, how the Samson meeting in Zwickau unites GDR cult and Hitler greetings – and how the AfD scores.
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In her book, journalist Manuela Müller from Zwickau analyses what causes young people in their native Saxony to drift to the right – and what the upheaval in the east in the 1990s has to do with it. Precisely and ruthlessly, she shows how radicalisation begins in language, symbols and everyday culture, how the Samson meeting in Zwickau unites GDR cult and Hitler greetings – and how the AfD scores.