Generation Germany: AfD youth celebrates Siegmund - Disagreement on the topic of the euro
One week before the Saxony-Anhalt election, the AfD youth meets in Magdeburg and appears confident. Star guest Ulrich Siegmund is celebrated. A euro debate goes differently than planned.
The AfD's youth organization, Generation Deutschland, held a federal congress in Magdeburg, where they debated the party's founding topic of the Euro. Around 300 participants discussed a statement that described the Euro as having strengthened the internal market but also having significant construction flaws. The organization's leader, Jean-Pascal Hohm, initially proposed a motion opposing Germany's withdrawal from the Euro, but later withdrew it due to significant internal resistance.
The congress also featured calls for large-scale deportations, with Hohm stating that "millions must leave this country" and urging members to physically defend themselves against attacks from political opponents. The event was attended by AfD's top candidate for the upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt, Ulrich Siegmund, who was greeted enthusiastically by the participants.
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