k_d_s: Immigrants Are Big Fans of Germany’s Anti-Immigrant Party

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Пишет DK (k_d_s)
@ 2020-01-16 07:40:00

Настроение:	sleepy
Entry tags:	deutschland, lustig, politik, russland

Immigrants Are Big Fans of Germany’s Anti-Immigrant Party
AfD is generally seen as a xenophobic, nativist force in German politics, and yet one of its key constituencies is foreign-born. The party claims that one-third of its voters are Russian Germans, and a recent study has shown that although this figure is probably exaggerated, support for the party among Russian Germans is above the national average. While AfD has a reputation for anti-Semitism, its voters also include a small but growing number of Russian Jews. In the 2017 elections, AfD fielded six Bundestag candidates who were born in the former Soviet Union, and two of them—Anton Friesen and Waldemar Herdt—are now deputies in that body. These emerging phenomena suggest it may be time to reevaluate what it means to be a far-right party—and a far-right voter.