Ulrich Siegmund, the Smiling Face of the German Far Right
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Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD candidate, hopes to become on Sunday the first far-right regional leader elected in Germany since the Second World War. In Saxony-Anhalt, he thrives on the nostalgia of the ex-RDA and the feeling of downgrading of a part of the population.
The far-right party AfD could secure an absolute majority in Sunday's elections in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. But questions...
Ulrich Siegmund wants to bring the far-right AfD to power in the state of Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday. With his radiant smile and the appearance of a...
Recently propelled to the headline of the prestigious weekly der Spiegel under the title "the most dangerous man in Germany", Ulrich Siegmund reacted ironically, broadcasting a video in which he signed the magazine and promised to reveal after the elections on Sunday the amount paid for such an advertisement. At 35 years old, he dreamed of leading to victory the Alternative for Germany (AfD), an anti-migrant party, russophile and favorable to Do…
He enters the room and the crowd growls, hands clap, Germany flags swing through the air: Ulrich Siegmund, AfD candidate for the state parliament election in Saxony-Anhalt.
AGI - When Spiegel recently described him as "the most dangerous man in Germany," Ulrich Siegmund responded by distributing autographed copies of the magazine to his supporters. A gesture in the style of the 35-year-old, smiling and youthful face of the extreme right of Germany, which aims at bringing the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) to the first place in Saxony-Anhalt and to become the first president of a Land expressed by the AfD. The el…
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