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#Germany Decides: Hard-right threat?
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Barbara Junge is deputy editor in chief for the german daily newspaper taz. She says: "In this upcoming election for the first time in post war history right wing extremists will be elected to the German parliament. To me this is a threat."
Malte Lehming is an editor for the daily newspaper “Tagesspiegel”. He says: “Germany can cope with the AfD. 10 percent right wing populists won’t harm demorcracy.”
Job Janssen is a dutch freelance journalist with a focus on right wing populism. He says: “The exclusion of politically disenchanted people by established parties is far more dangerous than the inclusion of the AfD.”