It was the birthplace of the liberal tradition, but also the incubator for Nazism – what can this historic city tell us about democracy?
‘Weimar is Germany in a nutshell,” 1990s president Roman Herzog…
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Germans pining for Gerhard Schröder forget his errors and ties to Putin. The SPD needs a fresh approach | Katja Hoyer ⊖
The former chancellor was the chief architect of Germany’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels and cuts to defence spending. Both haunt the country today
The former German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder,…
3 months ago
The AfD is flirting with Nazi history – but moral outrage alone won’t stop the far right | Katja Hoyer ⊖⊖⊖
Coincidence or not, the party has timed its congress for the centenary of an infamous Nazi rally. But condemnation didn’t stop Hitler, and it’s not enough now
Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deuts…
10 months ago
If the Greens in Germany move towards the centre, they can become a real force again | Katja Hoyer ○
Four years ago, the party was the most popular in the country – but old rifts have fractured it. Now the time is ripe for a reset
The German Green party, Die Grünen, was once the envy of its sister mo…
16 months ago
Alice Weidel is the presentable face of the AfD. And the one its opponents should fear the most | Katja Hoyer ○
By avoiding the standard cliches, the far-right leader comes across as moderate even as she backs extremist rhetoric
“Alice? Who the fuck is Alice?” wondered European audiences in 1995 when the Dutch …
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