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AfD hack: What's behind the leaked emails

A data leak hits the AfD: hundreds of thousands of internal emails and sensitive documents are suddenly publicly accessible. While the party is downplaying the incident, others are hoping for revelations that could massively damage the Alternative. Pauline von Pezold, co-host of "Inside AfD", assesses how dangerous this act of "hacktivism" can really become for the party.

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