'Islam-free' ads show face of AfD â" Germany's far right Peter Conradi, Nuremberg September 16 2018, 12:01am, The Sunday T...
Peter Conradi, Nuremberg
The Sunday Times

A smiling girl in a checked dress, right arm raised, leads a group of light-skinned teenagers running joyfully down a school corridor. Underneath is the slogan: âIslam-free schools!â
Condemned as a âvery dangerousâ allusion to Nazism, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) partyâs poster has raised the already heated political temperature as a crucial election in Bavaria looms.
The AfDâs leader, Alexander Gauland, used an angry debate in the German parliament last week to accuse the chancellor, Angela Merkel, of dividing the nation with her immigration policy. An uncharacteristically emotional Merkel hit back, saying there was âno excuse for rabble-rousingâ. Martin Schulz, the former leader of the Social Democrats, consigned Gauland to âthe dung heap of German historyâ.

The clash â" two weeks after AfD members marchedâ¦
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