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Valérie Dubslaff, historian: 'The growing support of women for the AfD appears paradoxical, given how masculine the party's political culture remains'
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from Le Monde [en] · Western Europe
Despite being fundamentally anti-feminist, anti-liberal and homophobic, the far-right party has managed to reach different segments of the electorate, explains the associate professor in German history and civilization.
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