Why former East Germany became the stronghold of far-right AfD
More than three decades after Germany’s 1990 reunification, lasting east-west divisions may be thrown into stark relief at Sunday’s election in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. The anti-immigration and Moscow-friendly Alternative for Germany (AfD) is expected to win big and even hopes to take power at the state level, which would be a first for a far-right party in German post-war history. As much of the east has become an AfD stronghold, the government’s commissioner for eastern Germany,...
Where: Germany, Berlin, Moscow
Exact coordinates
germany: 51.170, 10.450
berlin: 52.520, 13.410
moscow: 55.760, 37.620
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