O supraviețuitoare a Holocaustului își exprimă consternarea față de succesul AfD

Eva Umlauf, a Holocaust survivor, expresses her shock at the rise of the far-right AfD party in Germany, particularly after their recent electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt. She questions the motivations behind voters' support for such a party, which she believes threatens minority rights. Umlauf, who works to educate children about the Holocaust, highlights the fear among minority communities as AfD gains popularity. The party, which denies any links to Nazism, aims to restrict immigration and revise historical narratives. Critics argue that AfD minimizes Germany's Nazi past, while the Central Council of Jews in Germany labels it a refuge for anti-Semites. Umlauf hopes the majority of Germans will mobilize against the party's influence.