Sebastion Voigt | The German Elections and the Rise of the AfD

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Dr. Sebastian Voigt, from the Institut für Zeitgeschichte, breaks down the 2017 German elections and what that means for politics in Germany. He describes the history of the AfD and its electoral rise, while putting into context within Germany and the EU.

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