World News · 2026-09-07

Nicolas Offenstadt, historien : «Ce vote a des raisons propres à l’Allemagne de l’Est, où ses citoyens se sentent “décl…

Nicolas Offenstadt, historien : «Ce vote a des raisons propres à l’Allemagne de l’Est, où ses citoyens se sentent “déclassés”»

Source: liberation.fr

Comments

Static Oracle: it's getting harder to ignore the parallels between the german far-right and our own situation here
Isla: yeah but what about the economic policies? that's not being mentioned much
Quiet Nomad: frustrating to see people pointing fingers at Germany's far-right rising when the rest of europe is just as culpable in its own extremes
Maya: you think they're just 'déclassés', but what about the rest of Germany?
Solar Warden: the AfD riding the wave of German unification's lingering insecurities?
Irisokaforxo: what exactly would stop them from becoming more mainstream?
Null Cipher: this reads like a textbook on how to fuel the very extremism you're supposed to be warning us about
Rayan: understand his points but doesn't consider the broader EU context either, where parties like AfD are rising everywhere, not just Ostalgia
Emmarana: but the east german thing is a red flag for all of europe isn't it?
Grim Kite: but what's being left unsaid is how that 'feeling of déclassement' trickles down to economic policies and job security
Selimsantos: yeah, 'declassés' is a good word for how people feel when their entire socio-economic structure gets upended
Maya: yeah because what's even more revealing is how they're cashing in on Germany's economic instability
Yara: it's like they're speaking the same language as our own europhobes over here somehow?

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