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Far-right German party to win first state election since WWII

Projected results put the far-right AfD ahead of its rivals in Thuringia and on course for major gains in Saxony. The votes in the two German states are seen as barometers for the federal election next year. DW has more.

By: dw.com

Sep 01 2024
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Far-right German party to win first state election since WWII

Far-right German party to win first state election since WWII

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