AfD, Magdeburg and Germany

Germany's Faeser says AfD shouldn't exploit Magdeburg attack
Five people were killed and over 200 were injured when a car was driven through crowds at the Christmas market in Magdeburg in eastern Germany. The far-right Alternative for Germany held a rally in the city on Monday.
Far-right AfD rallies in Magdeburg three days after market attack
Alternative for Germany (AfD) leaders staged at rally in front of the Magdeburg Cathedral with AfD's chancellor candidate Alice Weidel speaking to the crowd, Weidel said politicians were not standing by those who suffer from government mistakes.
German Interior Minister Faeser warns AfD not to exploit Magdeburg
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has warned the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party not to exploit the attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg. "To the AfD, I can only say: Any attempt to exploit such a terrible act and to abuse the suffering of the victims is despicable,
Magdeburg attack offers far right fertile ground despite suspect's backing for AfD
Despite the suspect's many statements expressing hostility to Islam, the head of the AfD in Sachsen-Anhalt, Martin Reichardt, said in a statement "the attack in Magdeburg shows that Germany is being drawn into political and religious fanaticism that has its origins in another world".
Far-right AfD holds rally as Magdeburg mourns Christmas market victims
Far-right co-chair Alice Weidel says attack was ‘an act of an Islamist full of hatred ... for us Germans, for us Christians’
"They have no place in Germany": the leader of the AFD spoke to the residents of Magdeburg
Anyone who does not like Germany should leave Germany immediately, said Alice Weidel, co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party, candidate for chancellor, speaking to demonstrators in Magdeburg the day before.
German far right brings political edge to Magdeburg attack site
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Suspect in Magdeburg market attack is pro-AfD Saudi doctor
The man suspected of driving a car into a Christmas market in Germany is an exiled Saudi doctor who praised far-Right politicians for combating the “Islamisation” of Europe and pledged to take “revenge” for the “harassment” of female refugees.
Germany: AfD Organises March in Magdeburg, Site of Deadly Christmas Market Attack
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party held a rally in Magdeburg, the location of a deadly Christmas market attack, sparking debate and controversy. The rally has drawn attention to the party’s political stance,
Fact Check: Video shows Berlin police operation unrelated to Magdeburg Christmas market attack
A video of a police operation in Berlin has been misleadingly linked online to the Dec. 20 car-ramming attack at a Christmas ...
Can AfD Party Win Germany Election? What We Know
The AfD became the first party considered by many to be far-right to come out victorious in a state election in Germany since ...
Christmas market killer was ‘undercover jihadist’ claims AfD leader
The far-Right Alternative for Germany party has claimed the Magdeburg Christmas market killer is “a closet jihadist and ...