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Far-right German party wins first state election since WWII

Results show the far-right AfD winning the election in Thuringia and coming a close second in Saxony. The votes in the two German states are seen as a barometer for the federal election next year. DW has more.

By: dw.com

Sep 02 2024
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Far-right German party wins first state election since WWII

Far-right German party wins first state election since WWII

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