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Alternative for Germany: Who are the far-right party clinching victory in Saxony-Anhalt?

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Sky News World Alternative for Germany: Who are the far-right party clinching victory in Saxony-Anhalt?
Alternative for Germany's resounding victory in a regional election has sparked alarm, including from Holocaust survivors.
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Fortune Germany built a ‘firewall’ so the far-right could never take power again. It just failed in Saxony-Anhalt
AfD and its likely partner BSW hold enough seats to govern Saxony-Anhalt. Now they need to figure out who would lead.
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